Yr9 Vocab Flashcards
Absum
Abesse, afui
Irregular verb,
Am absent, am away, am distant from
Accipio
Accipere, accepi, acceptus
To accept, to take in, to receive
Ad
+accusative
To, towards, at
Adsum
Adesse, adfui
To be here, to be present
Advenio, advenire, adveni
To arrive
Aedifico
Aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus,
To build
Ago
Agere, egi, actus
Do, act, drive
Alius
Alia, Aliud,
Other, another, else,
Alter,
Altera, alterum
The other, another, the second of two
Ambulo
Ambulare, ambulavi
To walk
Amicus
Amici, m
Friend
Amo
Amare, amavi, amatus
Love, like
Ancilla
Ancillae, f.
Slave-girl, slave-woman
Annus
Anni, m
Year
Appropinquo
Appropinquare, appropinquavi +dative
To approach, to come near to
Apud
+accusative
Among, with, at the house of
Aqua
Aquae, f
Water
Ars
Artis, f
Art, skill
Audeo
Audere, ausus sum
Dare
Audio
Audire, audivi, auditus
Hear, listen to
Auxilium
Auxilii, n.
Help
A,ab
+ablative
From, away from, by
Bene
Well
Benignus
Benigna, benignum
Kind
Bibo
Bibere, bibi
Drink
Bonus
Bona, bonum
Good
Canis
Canis, m and f
Good
Capio
Capere, cepi, captus
Take, catch, capture
Caput
Capitis,n.
Head
Celo
Celare, celavi, celatus
Hide
Cena
Cenae, f.
Dinner, mail
Ceteri
Ceterae, cetera, the rest, the others.
Cibus
Cibi, m. Food
Circum
+accusative
Around
Civis
Civis, m and f.
Citizen
Clamo
Clamare, clamavi, clamatus
Shout
Clamor
Clamoris, m.
Shout, shouting, noise.
Coepi
Coepisse
To begin
Cogito
Cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus.
Get to know, find out
Cognosco
Cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus
Get to know, find out
Conficio
Conficere, confeci, confectus
Finish, wear out.
Consilium
Consilii
Plan, idea, advice.
Conspicio
Conspicere, conspexi, conspectus
Catch sight of, notice
Consumo
Consumere, consumpsi, consumptus.
Eat
Convenio
Convenire, conveni, come together, gather, meet.
Credo
Credere, credidi, creditus, +dative
Believe, trust
Crudelis
Crudele, cruel
Cum
+ablative
With
Cupio
Cupere, cupivi, cupitus.
Want, desire
Cur?
Why?
Curro
Currere, cucurri, cursus
Run
Custodio
Custodire, custodivi, custoditus
Guard
Custos
Custodis, m and f.
Guard
De
+ablative
From, down from, about.
Dea
Deae, f.
Goddess
Debeo
Debere, debui, debitus
Owe, ought, should, must
Deinde
Then
Deleo
Delere, delevi, deletus
Destroy
Deus
Dei, m.
God
Dico
Dicere, dixi, dictus
Say
Dies
Diei, m.
Day
Difficilis
Difficile,
Difficult
Discedo
Discedere, discessi
Depart, leave
Diu
For a long time
Do
Dare, dedi, datus
Give
Domina,
Dominae, f.
Mistress
Dominus
Domini, m.
Master
Domus
Domus, f. (Domus = at home)
Home
Donum
Doni, m.
Gift, present
Dormio
Dormire, dormivi
Sleep
Duco
Ducere, duxi, ductus
Lead, take
E, ex
+ablative
From, out of, out
Ecce!
Look!
Effugio
Effugere, effugi
Escape
Ego
Me I
I, me
Emo
Emere, emi, emptus
Buy
Eo
Ire, i(v)i
Go
Epistula
Epistulae, f.
Letter
Equus
Equi, m.
Horse
Et
And
Etiam
Also, even
Exspecto
Exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus
Wait for
Facilis
Facile
Easy
Facio
Facere, fencing, factus
Make, do
Faveo
Favere, Favi, fautus +dative
Favour, support
Femina
Feminae, f.
Woman
Fero
Ferre, tuli, latus
Bring, carry, bear
Ferox
Ferocis, fierce, ferocious
Festino
Festinare, festinavi
Hurry
Fidelis
Fidele
Faithful, loyal
Filia
Filiae, f.
Daughter
Filius
Filii, m.
Son
Forte
By chance
Fortis
Forte,
Brave
Frater
Fratris, m.
Brother
Frustra
In vain
Fugio
Fugere, fugi
Run away, flee
Gladius
Gladii, m.
Sword
Gravis
Grave
Heavy, serious
Habeo
Habere, habui, habitus
Have
Habito
habitare, habitavi, habitatus
Live
Heri
Yesterday
Hic
Haec, hoc
This, he, she, it
Hodie
Today
Homo
Hominis, m.
Man, human being
Hora
Horae, f.
Hour
Hortus
Horti, m.
Garden
Iaceo
Iacere, iacui
Lie
Iam
Now, already
Ianua
Ianuae, f.
Door
Ibi
There
Igitur
Therefore, and so
Ille
Illa, illustrate
That, he, she, it
Imperator
Imperatoris, m.
Emperor, power, command
Imperium
Imperii, n.
Empire, power, command
In
+ablative
In, on
Infelix
Infelicis, unlucky, unhappy
Ingens
Ingentis, huge
Inquit
He/she says, he/she said
Insula
Insulae, f.
Island, block of flats
Intellego
Intellegere, intellexi, intellectus
Understand, realise
Inter
+accusative
Among, between
Interfecio
Interficere, interfeci, interfectus
Kill
Intro
Intrare, intravi, intratus
Enter
Intro
Intrare, intravi, intratus
Enter
Invenio
Invenire, inveni, inventus,p
Invite
Ipse
Ipsa, ipsum
Himself, herself, itself, themselves
Iratus
Irata, iratum
Angry
Ita
In this way, to such an extent, so
Itaque
And so, therefore
Iter
Itineris, n.
Journey
Iterum
Again
Iubeo
Iubere, iussi, iussus
Order
Iterum
Again
Iuvenis
Iuvenis, m.
Young man
Laboro
Laborare, laboravi
Work
Laetus
Laeta, laetum
Happy
Laudo
Laudare, laudavi, laudatus
Praise
Lego
Legere, legi, lectus
Read, choose
Leo
Leonis, m.
Lion
Libenter
Willingly, gladly
Liber
Libri, m.
Book
libero
liberare, liberavi, liberates
to set free
libertus
liberti, m.
freedman, ex-slave
locus
loci, m.
place
magnus
magna, magnum
big, large, great
maneo
manere, mansi
remain, stay
manus
manus, f,
hand, group of people
mare
maris, n
sea
maritus
mariti, m.
husband
mater
matris, f.
mother
medius
media, medium
middle
mercator
mercatoris, m.
merchant
meus
mea, meum
my
miles
militis, m. soldier
minime
very little, least
miser
misera, miserum
miserable, wretched, sad
mitto
mittere, misi, missus
send
mons
montis, m
mountain
mors
mortis, f.
death
mox
soon
multus
multa, multum
much, many
murus
muri, m.
wall
nam
for
narro
narrare, narravi, narrates
to tell, to relate
nauta
nautae, m.
sailor
navigo
navigare, navigavi
to sail
navis
navis, f.
ship
neco
necare, necavi, necatus
to kill
nemo
neminis
no-one, nobody
nihil
nothing
nolo
nolle, nolui
to not want, to refuse
non
not
nonne…?
surely…?
nonnlulli
nonnullae, nonnulla
some, several
nos
nostrum
we, us
noster
nostra, nostrum
our
novus
nova, novum
new
nullus
nulla, nullam
not any, no
num…?
surely… not?
numquam
never
nunc
now
nuntio
nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus
announce
nuntius
nuntii, m.
messenger, message, news
offero
offerre, obtuli, oblatus
to offer
olim
once, some time ago
omnis
omne, all, every
ostendo
ostendere, ostendi, ostentus
to show
paene
almost, nearly
paro
parare, paravi, paratus
to prepare
pars
partis, f.
part
parvus
parva, parvum
small
pater
patris, m.
father
pauci
paucae, pauca
few, a few
pax
pacis, f.
peace
pecunia
pecuniae, f.
money
per
+accusative
through, along
pereo
perire, perii
to die, to perish
persuadeo
persuadere, persuasi +dative
to persuade
perterritus
perterrita, perterritum
terrified
pervenio
pervenire, perveni, perventus
to reach, arrive at
pes
pedis, noun 3
foot, paw
peto
petere, petivi, petitus
to make for, to seek, to beg for
plenus
plena, plenum
full
pono
ponere, posui, positus
to put, place, put up
porta
portae, f.
gate
porto
portare, portavi, portatus
to carry
possum
posse, potui,
to can/be able to
portus
portus, m.
harbour, port
post
+accusative
after, behind
postea
afterwards
postquam
after, when
postridie
on the next day
primus
prima, primum
first
princeps
principis, m
chief, emperor
pro
+ablative
in front of, for, in return for
procedo
procedure, processi
advance, proceed
promitto
promittere, promisi, promissus
to promise
prope
+accusative
near
puella
pullae, f.
girl
puer
pueri, m.
boy
pugno
pugnare, pugnavi
to fight
pulcher
pulchra, pulchrum,
beautiful, handsome
punio
punire, punivim, punitus
to punish
quaero
quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus
to search, to look for, to ask
quam
than
quam?
how?
quamquam
although
-que
and
qui
who, which
quis?
quid? who? what?
quo?
to where?
quod
because
quoque
also, too
reddo
reddere, reddidi, redditus
to give back, restore
redeo
redire, redii
go back, come back, return
relinquo
relinquere, reliqui, relictus
leave, leave behind
res
rei, f. thing, matter, event
resisto
resistere, restiti +dative
to resist
respondeo
pespondere, respondi, responsus
reply
rex
regis, m.
kiing
rideo
ridere, risi
laugh, smile
rogo
rogare, rogavi, rogatus
to ask, to ask for
sacer
sacra, sacrum
sacred
saepe
often
saluto
salutare, salutavim salutatus
to greet
salve
hello
sanguis
blood
sapiens
sapientis
wise
satis
enough
scribo
scribere, scripsi, scriptus
to write
se
sui
himself, herself, itself, themselves
sed
but
sedeo
sedere, sedi
to sit
semper
always
senator
senatoris, m.
senator
senex
senis, m.
sentio
sentire, sensi, sensus
to feel, notice
servo
servare, servavi, servatus
to save, protect, keep
servus
servi, m.
slave
signum
signi, n.
sign, signal, standard
silva
silvae, f.
wood
simulac
simulatque,
as soon as
solus
sola, solum
alone, lonely, on one’s own
soleo
solere, solitus sum
to be accustomed
specto
spectare, spectavi, spectastus
to look at, watch
statim
at once, immediately
sto
stare, steti
to stand
stultus
stulta, stultum
stupid, foolish
subito
suddenly
sum
esse, fui
summus
summa, summum
highest, greatest, top (of)
supero
superare, superavi, superatus
to overcome, overpower
surgo
surgere, surrexi
to get up, stand up, rise
suus
sua, suum
his, her, its, their (own)
taberna
tabernae, f.
shop, inn
taceo
tacere, tacui, tacitus
to be silent, to be quiet
tam
so
tamen
however
tandem
at last, finally
templum
temple, n.
temple
teneo
tenere, tenui, tentus
to hold
terra
terrae, f.
ground, land, country
terreo
terrere, terrui, territus
to frighten
timeo
timere, timui
to fear, be afraid
tollo
tollere, sustuli, sublatus
to raise, lift up, hold up
tot
so many
totus
tota, totum
whole
trado
tradere, tradidi, traditus
to hand over
traho
trahere, traxi, tractus
to drag
tu
tui
you (sing.)
tum
then
turba
turbae, f.
crowd
tuus
tua, tuum
your (sing.), yours
ubi
where? when, where
unde
from where
urbs
Urbis, f.
city, town
vale!
goodbye, farewell
vehementer
violently, loudly
vendo
vendere, vendidi, venditus
to sell
venio
venire, veni
to come
verto
vertere, verti, versus
to turn
via
viae, f.
street, road, way
video
videre, vidi, visus
to see
vinco
vincere, vici, victus
to conquer, win, be victorious
vinum
vini, n.
wine
vir
viri, m.
man
vita
vitae, f.
life
vivo
vivere, vixi
to live, be alive
voco
vocare, vocavi, vocatus
to call
volo
velle, volui
to want
vos
vestrum
you (plural)
vox
vocis, f.
voice, shout
vulnero
vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus
to wound, injure
vulnus
vulneris, n.
to wound
