Latin GCSE word list (Eduqas)


Latin GCSE Word List (Eduqas)

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perpreposition(+ accusative) (also used as a prefix)through, along(+ accusative)
doverbdare, dedi, datusgive1st conjugation
cenanouncenae, f.dinner, meal1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
ignisnounignis, m.fire3rd declension m./f.
num...?interrogativesurely ... not?Eng-Lat sentences only
reddoverbreddere, reddidi, redditusgive back, restore3rd conjugation
necessenoun(indeclinable)necessaryirregular
ducoverbducere, duxi, ductuslead, take3rd conjugation
parvusadjectiveparva, parvumsmall2-1-2 pattern
intellegoverbintellegere, intellexi, intellectusunderstand, realise3rd conjugation
vianounviae, f.street, road, way1st declension
novusadjectivenova, novumnew2-1-2 pattern
aut . . . autconjunctioneither . . . or
saepeadverboften
senexnounsenis, m.old man3rd declension m./f.
intereaadverbmeanwhile
navisnounnavis, f.ship3rd declension m./f.
nosterpronounnostra, nostrumourEng-Lat sentences only
suuspronounsua, suumhis, her, its, their (own)Eng-Lat sentences only
verbumnounverbiword2nd declension neuter
solusadjectivesola, solumalone, lonely, only, on one's own2-1-2 pattern
propreposition(+ ablative) (also used as prefix)in front of, for, in return for (as prefix = forwards)(+ ablative)Eng-Lat sentences only
tresnumbertres, triathree
aperioverbaperire, aperui, apertusopen4th conjugation
deusnoundeigod2nd declension masculine
anteapreposition(+ accusative)before, in front of(+ accusative)Eng-Lat sentences only
deanoundeae, f.goddess1st declension
propterpreposition(+ accusative)because of(+ accusative)
turbanounturbae, f.crowd1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
servusnounservislave2nd declension masculine
dumconjunctionwhile
igiturconjunctiontherefore, and so
ubi?interrogativewhere?
sicutadverbjust as, likeEng-Lat sentences only
infelixadjectiveinfelicisunlucky, unhappy3rd declension pattern
luxnounlucis, f.light, daylight3rd declension m./f.
itaqueconjunctionand so, therefore
clamoverbclamare, clamavi, clamatusshout1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
quoqueconjunctionalso, too
egrediorverbegredi, egressus sum (3)go outdeponentEng-Lat sentences only
optimusadjectiveoptima, optimumthe best, very good, excellent
quinquenumberfive
iacioverbiacere, ieci, iactusthrow5th/mixed conjugation
liberoverbliberare, liberavi, liberatusfree, set free1st conjugation
tupronountuiyou (singular)
portanounportae, f.gate1st declension
imperiumnounimperiiempire, power, command2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
sumverbesse, fuibeirregular
vinumnounvini, n.wine2nd declension neuter
namconjunctionfor
frangoverbfrangere, fregi, fractusbreak3rd conjugation
caputnouncapitishead3rd declension neuter
postuloverbpostulare, postulavi, postulatusdemand1st conjugation
loquorverbloqui, locutus sum (3)speakdeponent
legionounlegionis, f.legion3rd declension m./f.Eng-Lat sentences only
dominanoundominae, f.mistress1st declension
pereoverbperire, periidie, perishirregular
quamconjunctionthan
ne (suffix)interrogative(introduces an open question)
cumpreposition(+ ablative) (as prefix col- / com- / con- / cor-)with (as prefix = together)(+ ablative)
curanouncurae, f.care, worry1st declension
vixadverbscarcely, hardly, with difficulty
depreposition(+ ablative) (also used as prefix with verbs)from, down from, about (as prefix = down)(+ ablative)Eng-Lat sentences only
altusadjectivealta, altumhigh, deep2-1-2 pattern
amornounamoris, m.love3rd declension m./f.
navigoverbnavigare, navigavisail1st conjugation
laetusadjectivelaeta, laetumhappy2-1-2 pattern
modusnounmodi, m.manner, way, kind2nd declension masculine
dominusnoundominimaster2nd declension masculine
audioverbaudire, audivi, auditushear, listen to4th conjugation
laboroverblaborare, laboraviwork1st conjugation
timeoverbtimere, timuifear, be afraid2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
tristisadjectivetristesad3rd declension patternEng-Lat sentences only
rogoverbrogare, rogavi, rogatusask, ask for1st conjugation
hicadverbhere
sedconjunctionbutEng-Lat sentences only
rexnounregis, m.king3rd declension m./f.
templumnountempli, m.temple2nd declension neuter
deleoverbdelere, delevi, deletusdestroy2nd conjugation
magnopereadverbgreatly, very much
hicpronounhaec, hocthis, he, she, itEng-Lat sentences only
parsnounpartis, f.part3rd declension m./f.
procedoverbprocedere, processiadvance, proceed3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
hostisnounhostis, m.enemy3rd declension m./f.
morsnounmortis, f.death3rd declension m./f.Eng-Lat sentences only
adpreposition(+ accusative) (also a prefix)to, towards, at(+ accusative)Eng-Lat sentences only
murusnounmuriwall2nd declension masculine
duonumberduae, duotwo
paroverbparare, paravi, paratusprepare1st conjugation
quamadverb(+ superlative)as...as possible
filiusnounfiliison2nd declension masculine
canisnouncanis, m.dog3rd declensionEng-Lat sentences only
moriorverbmori, mortuus sum (3)diedeponent
horanounhorae, f.hour1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
sexnumbersix
ispronounea, idthis, that, he, she, it, them
vulnusnounvulneriswound3rd declension neuter
respondeoverbrespondere, respondi, responsusreply2nd conjugation
contrapreposition(+ accusative)against(+ accusative)
nec … nec, neque … nequeconjunctionneither … nor
conficioverbconficere, confeci, confectusfinish, wear out, exhaust5th/mixed conjugation
maternounmatris, f.mother3rd declension m./f.
numinterrogativewhether
nautanounnautae, m.sailor1st declension
quot?interrogativehow many?
introverbintrare, intravi, intratusenter1st conjugation
petoverbpetere, petivi, petitusmake for, attack, seek, beg/ask for3rd conjugation
habitoverbhabitare, habitavi, habitatuslive1st conjugation
propepreposition(+ accusative)near(+ accusative)
adiuvoverbadiuvare, adiuvi, adiutushelp1st conjugation
umquamadverbeverEng-Lat sentences only
malusadjectivemala, malumevil, bad2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
aliquispronounaliquidsomeone, somethingother
accidoverbaccidere, accidihappen3rd conjugation
agoverbagere, egi, actusdo, act, drive3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
iaceoverbiacere, iacuilie2nd conjugation
longusadjectivelonga, longumlong2-1-2 pattern
aquanounaquae, f.water1st declension
tamenadverbhowever
reginanounreginae, f.queen1st declension
audaxadjectiveaudacisbold, daring3rd declension pattern
verusadjectivevera, verumTRUE2-1-2 pattern
rapioverbrapere, rapui, raptusseize, grab5th/mixed conjugation
progrediorverbprogredi, progressus sum (3)advancedeponentEng-Lat sentences only
placeoverbplacere, placui (+ dative)please2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
portoverbportare, portavi, portatuscarry1st conjugation
ambuloverbambulare, ambulaviwalk1st conjugation
equusnounequihorse2nd declension masculine
utconjunction(+ subjunctive)that, so that, in order that
debeoverbdebere, debui, debitusowe, ought, should, must2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
homonounhominis, m.man, human being, person3rd declension m./f.
alteradjectivealtera, alterumthe other, another, the second of twoother
narroverbnarrare, narravi, narratustell, relate1st conjugation
melioradjectivemelius (irregular comparative)better3rd declension pattern
difficilisadjectivedifficiledifficult3rd declension pattern
quis?interrogativequid?who? what?
imperatornounimperatoris, m.emperor, commander, general3rd declension m./f.
deindeadverbthen
marenounmaris, n.sea3rd declension neuter
RomanounRomae, f. (Romae: at/in Rome)Rome1st declension
cogitoverbcogitare, cogitavi, cogitatusthink, consider1st conjugation
spesnounspei, f.hope5th declension
nonadverbnotEng-Lat sentences only
sentioverbsentire, sensi, sensusfeel, notice4th conjugation
domusnoundomus, f. (domi = at home)home4th declension
urbsnounurbis, f.city, town3rd declension m./f.Eng-Lat sentences only
conorverbconari, conatus sum (1)trydeponent
subpreposition(+ accusative or ablative) (also used as a prefix)under, beneath (as prefix = under, up
to)
(+ accusative)
relinquoverbrelinquere, reliqui, relictusleave, leave behind3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
custosnouncustodis, m. or f.guard3rd declension m./f.
princepsnounprincipis, m.chief, chieftain, emperor3rd declension m./f.
venioverbvenire, venicome4th conjugation
pulcheradjectivepulchra, pulchrumbeautiful, handsome2-1-2 pattern
amicusnounamicifriend2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
nospronounnostrumwe, us
tuuspronountua, tuumyour (singular), yours2-1-2 pattern
anteaadverbbefore
feminanounfeminae, f.woman1st declension
re-preposition(used as a prefix)backprefix
gravisadjectivegraveheavy, serious3rd declension patternEng-Lat sentences only
diesnoundiei, m.day5th declensionEng-Lat sentences only
coepiverbcoepissebeginirregular
fortisadjectivefortebrave3rd declension patternEng-Lat sentences only
putoverbputare, putavi, putatusthink1st conjugation
idempronouneadem, idemthe sameEng-Lat sentences only
ostendoverbostendere, ostendi, ostentusshow3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
consiliumnounconsiliiplan, idea, advice2nd declension neuter
rideoverbridere, risilaugh, smile2nd conjugation
vospronounvestrumyou (plural)
tempusnountemporis, n.time3rd declension neuter
tantusadjectivetanta, tantumso great, such a great, so much2-1-2 pattern
stoverbstare, stetistand1st conjugation
nihilnounnothingirregular
maximusadjectivemaxima, maximumthe biggest, the greatest, very big, very great2-1-2 pattern
superoverbsuperare, superavi, superatusovercome, overpower1st conjugation
summusadjectivesumma, summumhighest, greatest, top (of)2-1-2 pattern
bonusadjectivebona, bonumgood2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
beneadverbwell
multoadverbmuch(by) much
pesnounpedis, m.foot, paw3rd declension m./f.
paeneadverbalmost, nearly
olimadverbonce, some time ago
appareoverbapparere, apparuiappear2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
cognoscoverbcognoscere, cognovi, cognitusget to know, find out3rd conjugation
teneoverbtenere, tenui, tentushold, keep, possess2nd conjugation
saceradjectivesacra, sacrumsacred2-1-2 pattern
quaeroverbquaerere, quaesivi, quaesitussearch for, look for, ask3rd conjugation
oroverborare, oravi, oratusbeg, beg for1st conjugation
quo?interrogativeto where?
magnusadjectivemagna, magnumbig, large, great2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
vestimentanounvestimentorum, n. pl.clothes2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
iuvenisnouniuvenis, m.young, young man3rd declension m./f.
miseradjectivemisera, miserummiserable, wretched, sad2-1-2 pattern
curroverbcurrere, cucurri, cursusrun3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
noxnounnoctis, f.night3rd declension m./f.
milesnounmilitis, m.soldier3rd declension m./f.
peioradjectivepeius (irregular comparative)worse3rd conjugation
bellumnounbelliwar2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
septemnumberseven
cadoverbcadere, cecidi, casusfall3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
facioverbfacere, feci, factusmake, do5th/mixed conjugation
redeoverbredire, rediigo back, come back, returnirregular
cogoverbcogere, coegi, coactusforce, compel3rd conjugation
manusnounmanus, f.hand, group of people4th declension
unde?interrogativefrom where?
comesnouncomitis, m. or f.comrade, companion3rd declension m./f.
sanguisnounsanguinis, m.blood3rd declension m./f.
RomanusadjectiveRomana, RomanumRoman2-1-2 pattern
quattuornumberfour
lenteadverbslowlyEng-Lat sentences only
nuntioverbnuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatusannounce, report1st conjugation
ingensadjectiveingentishuge3rd declension pattern
offeroverbofferre, obtuli, oblatusofferirregularEng-Lat sentences only
voxnounvocis, f.voice, shout3rd declension m./f.
iranounirae, f.anger1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
interpreposition(+ accusative)among, between(+ accusative)
mediusadjectivemedia, mediummiddle, middle of2-1-2 pattern
sorornounsororis, f.sister3rd declension m./f.
clamornounclamoris, m.shout, shouting, noise3rd declension m./f.
legatusnounlegati, m.commander2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
sedeoverbsedere, sedisit2nd conjugation
puellanounpuellae, f.girl1st declension
sicadverbthus, in this wayEng-Lat sentences only
locusnounlociplace2nd declension masculine
egopronounmeiI, meEng-Lat sentences only
promittoverbpromittere, promisi, promissuspromise3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
nemonounneminisno one, nobodyirregular
adsumverbadesse, adfuibe here, be presentirregularEng-Lat sentences only
vincoverbvincere, vici, victusconquer, win, be victorious3rd conjugation
paxnounpacis, f.peace3rd declension m./f.Eng-Lat sentences only
nuntiusnounnuntiimessenger, message, news2nd declension masculine
vehementeradverbviolently, loudlyEng-Lat sentences only
oppugnoverboppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatusattack1st conjugation
habeoverbhabere, habui, habitushave2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
tolloverbtollere, sustuli, sublatusraise, lift up3rd conjugation
paternounpatris, m.father3rd declension m./f.
constituoverbconstituere, constitui, constitutusdecide3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
divesadjectivedivitisrich3rd declension patternEng-Lat sentences only
virtusnounvirtutis, f.courage, virtue3rd declension m./f.
senatornounsenatoris, m.senator3rd declension m./f.
uxornounuxoris, f.wife3rd declension m./f.
vultusnounvultus, m.expression, face4th declension
noloverbnolle, noluinot want, refuseirregular
multusadjectivemulta, multummuch, many2-1-2 pattern
festinoverbfestinare, festinavihurry1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
insulanouninsulae, f.island, block of flats1st declension
ecce!adverblook!
inpreposition(+ ablative) (also used as a prefix)in, on(+ ablative)Eng-Lat sentences only
possumverbpossecan, be ableirregularEng-Lat sentences only
maritusnounmariti, m.husband2nd declension masculine
vivoverbvivere, vixilive, be alive3rd conjugation
puernounpueriboy2nd declension masculine
que (suffix)conjunctionandEng-Lat sentences only
tabernanountabernae, f.shop, inn1st declension
minimusadjectiveminima, minimumvery little, very smallEng-Lat sentences only
emoverbemere, emi, emptusbuy3rd conjugation
totusadjectivetota, totumwhole2-1-2 pattern
a, abpreposition(+ ablative) (also a prefix)from, by (as prexix = away)(+ ablative)Eng-Lat sentences only
totadjectiveso manyother
utconjunction(+ indicative)as, whenEng-Lat sentences only
fidelisadjectivefidelefaithful, loyal3rd declension pattern
pessimusadjectivepessima, pessimumthe worst, very bad2-1-2 pattern
terranounterrae, f.ground, land1st declension
nuncadverbnow
quipronounquae, quodwho, whichEng-Lat sentences only
novemnumbernineEng-Lat sentences only
fraternounfratris, m.brother3rd declension m./f.Eng-Lat sentences only
quo modo?interrogativehow?
quantus?interrogativequanta? quantum?how big? how much?
meuspronounmea, meummyEng-Lat sentences only
crudelisadjectivecrudelecruel3rd declension pattern
caelumnouncaelisky, heaven2nd declension neuter
referoverbreferre, rettuli, relatusbring/carry back, report, tellirregularEng-Lat sentences only
liberinounliberorum (plural only)children2nd declension masculine
adeoadverbso much, so greatly
inpreposition(+ accusative) (also used as a prefix)into, onto(+ accusative)
iratusadjectiveirata, iratumangry2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
dormioverbdormire, dormivisleep4th conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
postridieadverbon the next dayEng-Lat sentences only
subitoadverbsuddenly
tradoverbtradere, tradidi, traditushand over3rd conjugation
tutusadjectivetuta, tutumsafe2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
transpreposition(+ accusative) (also used as a prefix)across(+ accusative)Eng-Lat sentences only
quam!adverbhow!
advenioverbadvenire, adveniarrive4th conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
minimeadverbvery little, least, no
legoverblegere, legi, lectusread, choose3rd conjugation
cupioverbcupere, cupiviwant, desire5th/mixed conjugation
aliusadjectivealia, aliudother, another, elseother
persuadeoverbpersuadere, persuasi (+ dative)persuade2nd conjugation
nullusadjectivenulla, nullumnot any, no2-1-2 pattern
proximusadjectiveproxima, proximumnearest, next to2-1-2 pattern
periculumnounpericuli, n.danger2nd declension neuter
hortusnounhortigarden2nd declension masculine
amoverbamare, amavi, amatuslove, like1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
accipioverbaccipere, accepi, acceptusaccept, take in, receive5th/mixed conjugation
virnounviri, m.man2nd declension masculine
tandemadverbat last, finally
unusnumberuna, unumone
quam?interrogativehow?
qualis?interrogativequalewhat sort of?
praemiumnounpraemiiprize, reward, profit2nd declension neuter
hodieadverbtoday
pugnoverbpugnare, pugnavifight1st conjugation
postquamconjunctionafter, when
plusadjectivepluris (irregular comparison)moreEng-Lat sentences only
nonne ... ?interrogativesurely ... ?
resnounrei, f.thing, business, matter5th declension
praebeoverbpraebere, praebui, praebitusprovide2nd conjugation
inquitverbsay, saidirregular
ingrediorverbingredi, ingressus sum (3)enterdeponent
heriadverbyesterday
statimadverbat once, immediately
octonumbereight
poenanounpoenae, f.punishment1st declension
brevisadjectivebreveshort, brief3rd declension pattern
servoverbservare, servavi, servatussave, look after1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
iternounitineris, n.journey, route, way3rd declension neuter
terreoverbterrere, terrui, territusfrighten2nd conjugation
resistoverbresistere, restiti (+ dative)resist3rd conjugation
benignusadjectivebenigna, benignumkind, generous2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
laudoverblaudare, laudavi, laudatuspraise1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
circumpreposition(+ accusative) (also a prefix)around(+ accusative)
cur?interrogativewhy?
postpreposition(+ accusative)after, behind(+ accusative)
itaadverbin this way, so
iubeoverbiubere, iussi, iussusorder2nd conjugation
iamadverbnow, alreadyEng-Lat sentences only
carusadjectivecara, carumdear2-1-2 pattern
ceteriadjectiveceterae, ceterathe rest, the others2-1-2 pattern
etconjunctionand
etiamadverbalso, even
omnisadjectiveomneall, every3rd declension pattern
donumnoundonigift, present2nd declension neuter
flumennounfluminisriver3rd declension neuter
maneoverbmanere, mansiremain, stay2nd conjugation
vendoverbvendere, vendidi, venditussell3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
posteaadverbafterwards
minoradjectiveminus (irregular comparative)smaller, less3rd declension pattern
nescioverbnescire, nescivinot know4th conjugation
millenumber(pl. milia)thousandEng-Lat sentences only
scioverbscire, scivi, scitusknow4th conjugation
ianuanounianuae, f.door1st declension
imperoverbimperare, imperavi, imperatus + dativeorder, command1st conjugation
discedoverbdiscedere, discessidepart, leave3rd conjugation
forteadverbby chance
decemnumbertenEng-Lat sentences only
quodconjunctionbecause
voloverbvelle, voluiwantirregular
cibusnouncibifood2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
dirusadjectivedira, dirumdreadful2-1-2 pattern
incendoverbincendere, incendi, incensusburn, set on fire3rd conjugation
saevusadjectivesaeva, saevumsavage, cruel2-1-2 pattern
mittoverbmittere, misi, missussend3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
sepronounsuihimself, herself, itself, themselvesEng-Lat sentences only
stultusadjectivestulta, stultumstupid, foolish2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
labornounlaboris, m.work3rd declension m./f.
curoverbcurare, curavi, curatuslook after, care for, supervise1st conjugation
lacrimoverblacrimare, lacrimaviweep, cry1st conjugation
trahoverbtrahere, traxi, tractusdrag, draw, pull3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
forumnounforiforum, market place2nd declension neuter
silvanounsilvae, f.wood1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
pecunianounpecuniae, f.money1st declension
spectoverbspectare, spectavi, spectatuslook at, watch1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
desperoverbdesperare, desperavi, desperatusdespair1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
semperadverbalwaysEng-Lat sentences only
e, expreposition(+ ablative) (also used as a prefix)from, out of (as prefix = out, away)(+ ablative)Eng-Lat sentences only
corpusnouncorporisbody3rd declension neuter
tamadverbsoEng-Lat sentences only
centumnumberhundred
absumverbabessebe out, be absent, be awayirregular
conspicioverbconspicere, conspexi, conspectuscatch sight of, notice5th/mixed conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
geroverbgerere, gessi, gestuswear (clothes), wage (war)3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
effugioverbeffugere, effugiescape5th/mixed conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
ubiconjunctionwhen, where
credoverbcredere, credidi, creditus (+ dative)believe, trust, have faith in3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
iterumadverbagain
celoverbcelare, celavi, celatushide1st conjugation
primusadjectiveprima, primumfirst2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
talisadjectivetalesuch3rd declension pattern
dicoverbdicere, dixi, dictussay3rd conjugation
salutoverbsalutare, salutavi, salutatusgreet1st conjugation
pauciadjectivepaucae, paucafew, a few2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
facilisadjectivefacileeasy3rd declension pattern
consumoverbconsumere, consumpsi, consumptuseat3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
numquamadverbnever
civisnouncivis, m. or f.citizen3rd declension m./f.
exspectoverbexspectare, exspectavi, exspectatuswait for1st conjugation
poenas doverbpoenas dare, dedipay the penalty, be punished1st conjugation
diuadverbfor a long timeEng-Lat sentences only
biboverbbibere, bibidrink3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
vesterpronounvestra, vestrumyour (plural), yoursEng-Lat sentences only
neconjunction(+ subjunctive)that ... not, so that ... not, that, lestEng-Lat sentences only
vocoverbvocare, vocavi, vocatuscall1st conjugation
epistulanounepistulae, f.letter1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
plenusadjectiveplena, plenumfull2-1-2 pattern
eoverbire, iigoirregular
simulac, simulatqueconjunctionas soon as
occidoverboccidere, occidi, occisuskill3rd conjugation
duxnounducis, m.leader3rd declension m./f.Eng-Lat sentences only
villanounvillae, f.house, country villa1st declension
surgoverbsurgere, surrexiget up, stand up, rise3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
sequorverbsequi, secutus sum (3)followdeponent
enimconjunctionfor
libenteradverbwillingly, gladlyEng-Lat sentences only
libertusnounliberti, m.freedman, ex-slave2nd declension masculine
fugioverbfugere, fugirun away, flee5th/mixed conjugation
frustraadverbin vain
quamquamconjunctionalthough
animusnounanimispirit, soul, mind2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
ancillanounancillae, f.slave-girl, slave-woman1st declension
capioverbcapere, cepi, captustake, catch, capture5th/mixed conjugation
nomennounnominis, n.name3rd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
ac, atqueconjunctionand
ponoverbponere, posui, positusput, place, put up3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
gladiusnoungladiisword2nd declension masculine
filianounfiliae, f.daughter1st declension
regrediorverbregredi, regressus sum (3)go back, returndeponent
feroxadjectiveferocisfierce, ferocious3rd declension pattern
illepronounilIa, illudthat, he, she, it
annusnounanniyear2nd declension masculine
sinepreposition(+ ablative)without(+ ablative)
moxadverbsoon
scriboverbscribere, scripsi, scriptuswrite3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
ibiadverbthereEng-Lat sentences only
appropinquoverbappropinquare, appropinquavi (+ dative)approach, come near to1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
videoverbvidere, vidi, visussee2nd conjugation
pareoverbparere, parui (+ dative)obey2nd conjugation
vitanounvitae, f.life1st declension
auferoverbauferre, abstuli, ablatustake away, carry off, stealirregularEng-Lat sentences only
siconjunctionif
celeradjectiveceleris, celerequick, fast3rd declension pattern
apudpreposition(+ accusative)among, with, at the house of(+ accusative)
perterritusadjectiveperterrita, perterritumterrified2-1-2 pattern
feroverbferre, tuli, latusbring, carry, bearirregularEng-Lat sentences only
cumconjunctionwhen, since
invenioverbinvenire, inveni, inventusfind4th conjugation
taceoverbtacere, tacui, tacitusbe silent, be quiet2nd conjugation
monsnounmontis, m.mountain3rd declension m./f.
tumadverbthen
necoverbnecare, necavi, necatuskill1st conjugation
maioradjectivemaius (irregular comparative)bigger, larger, greater3rd declension pattern