AS Latin Language (H043 from 2016) – Vocabulary List

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Latin	Info	English	Type	Sub-type	Source
a, ab	(+ ablative)	from, by	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
abdo	abdere, abdidi, abditum	hide	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
abhinc		ago	adverb		Extra
absens	absentis	absent	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
abstineo	abstinere, abstinui, abstentum	keep away from, abstain	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
absum	abesse, afui	be absent, be away, be distant	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
ac, atque		and	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
accedo	accedere, accessi, accessum	go near, approach	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
accido	accidere, accidi	happen	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
accipio	accipere, accepi, acceptum	accept, take in, receive, welcome	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
accusatio	accuasationis, f.	accusation	noun	3rd declension	Extra
accusator	accusatoris, m.	accuser, prosecutor	noun	3rd declension	Extra
accuso	accusare, accusavi, accusatum	accuse, prosecute	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
acer	acris, acre	keen, sharp, fierce	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
acerbus	acerba, acerbum	bitter, harsh, severe	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
acies	aciei, f.	line, battle line, army	noun	5th declension	2. OCR AS
acuo	acuere, acui, acutum	sharpen, spur on	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
acutus	acuta, acutum	sharp, pointed, shrill,keen	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
ad	(+ accusative)	to, towards, at, about, near	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
addo	addere, addidi, additum	add, join	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
adeo		so much, so greatly, to such an extent	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
adhibeo	adhibere, adhibui, adhibitum	apply, make use of, summon	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
adhuc		till now, still	adverb		2. OCR AS
adimo	adimere, ademi, ademptum	take away, remove	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
adipiscor	adipisci, adeptus sum	obtain, reach	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
aditus	aditus, m.	approach, entrance	noun	4th declension	Extra
adiuvo	adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutum	help	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
administro	administrare, administravi, administratum	manage	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
admiratio	admirationis, f.	admiration, surprise	noun	3rd declension	Extra
admiror	admirari, admiratus sum	wonder at, admire	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
admitto	admittere, admisi, admissum	admit, allow	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
admoneo	admonere, admonui, admonitum	warn, advise, remind	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
adorior	adoriri, adortus sum	attack, address, rise up	verb deponent	4th conjugation	Extra
adsum	adesse, adfui	be here, be present, be near	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
adulescens	adulescentis, m.	young man	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
adulescentia	adulescentiae, f.	youth, adolescence	noun	1st declension	Extra
adulescentulus	adulescenti, m.	young man	noun	2nd declension	Extra
advenio	advenire, adveni, adventum	arrive	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
adventus	adventus, m.	arrival	noun	4th declension	Extra
adversarius	adversaria, adversarium	opposed to, opponent, enemy	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
adversus	(+ accusative)	against, towards, in front of	preposition		2. OCR AS
adversus		against, opposite	adverb		2. OCR AS
aedes	aedis, f.	temple; house (usu plural)	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
aedificium	aedificii, n	building	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
aedifico	aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatum	build	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
aeger	aegra, aegrum	sick, ill, troubled	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
aegre		hardly, with difficulty, painfully	adverb		Extra
aeneus	aenea, aeneum	made of bronze	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
aequalis	aequale	equal, level, even, contemporary	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
aequitas	aequitatis, f.	calmness, evenness, uniformity, fairness	noun	3rd declension	Extra
aequo	aequare, aequavi, aequatum	equalise, make level, compare,	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
aequor	aequoris, n.	level surface, plain; sea	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
aequus	aequa, aequum	equal, fair, favourable, calm	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
aer	aeris, m.	air	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
aes	aeris, n.	bronze; money	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
aes alienum	aeris alieni, n.	debt	noun	2nd declension	Extra
aestas	aestatis, f.	summer	noun	3rd declension	Extra
aestimo	aestimare, aestimavi, aestimatum	value, estimate, assess	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
aestus	aestus, m.	boiling, heat; surging sea; passion	noun	4th declension	Taylor
aetas	aetatis, f.	age, life-time	noun	3rd declension	Extra
aether	aetheris, m.	air, sky	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
aevum	aevi, n.	age, period of time; life-time; eternity	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
affero	afferre, attuli, allatum	bring to, report	verb	irregular	Extra
afficio	afficere, affeci, affectum	affect, influence	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
affirmo	affirmare, affirmavi, affirmatum	confirm, declare	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
affligo	affligere, afflixi, afflictum	throw down, weaken	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
ager	agri, m.	field, land, territory	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
aggredior	aggredi, aggressus sum	attack, approach	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
agito	agitare, agitavi, agitatum	put in motion, spur on, disturb	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
agmen	agminis, n.	column of men, army	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
agnosco	agnoscere, agnovi, agnitum	recognise, realise	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
agnus	agni, m.	lamb	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
ago	agere, egi, actum	do, act, drive	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
agrestis	agreste	rustic, of the countryside	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
agricola	agricolae, m.	farmer	noun	1st declension	Extra
ait	aiunt (pl)	he/she says	verb	irregular	Taylor
ala	alae, f.	wing	noun	1st declension	Extra
alacer	alacris, alacre	lively, brisk, spirited, cheerful	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
albus	alba, album	white	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
ales	alitis, m./f.	bird	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
alienus	aliena, alienum	belonging to another, foreign, strange	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
alii...alii		some ... others	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
aliquis	aliquid	someone, something, anyone, anything	pronoun		2. OCR AS
alius	alia, aliud	other, one, another, else	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
alo	alere, alui, alitum/altum	feed, nourish, rear, nurture	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
alter	altera, alterum	the other, one (of two), another, a second	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
altus	alta, altum	high, deep	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
ambitio	ambitionis, f.	ambition, flattery, canvassing (for votes)	noun	3rd declension	Extra
ambitus	ambitus, m.	bribery, circuit	noun	4th declension	Extra
ambo	ambae, ambo	both	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
ambulo	ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatum	walk	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
amens	amentis	out of one's mind, mad, frantic	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
amentia	amentiae, f.	madness, folly	noun	1st declension	Extra
amica	amicae, f.	girl-friend, female friend	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
amicitia	amicitiae, f.	friendship (esp. political)	noun	1st declension	Extra
amicus	amici, m.	friend	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
amitto	amittere, amisi, amissum	lose	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
amnis	amnis, m.	stream, river	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
amo	amare, amavi, amatum	love, like	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
amoenus	amoena, amoenum	pleasant, charming	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
amor	amoris, m.	love	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
amplexus	amplexus, m.	embrace	noun	4th declension	Taylor
amplitudo	amplitudinis, f.	width, size, importance	noun	3rd declension	Extra
amplus	ampla, amplum	large, spacious, splendid	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
an		or	conjunction		2. OCR AS
anceps	ancipitis	twofold, uncertain, doubtful	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
ancilla	ancillae, f.	slave-girl, slave-woman	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
ancora	ancorae, f.	anchor	noun	1st declension	Extra
anguis	anguis, m./f.	snake	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
angustiae	angustiarum, f.	straits	noun	1st declension	Extra
angustus	angusta, angustum	narrow, confined	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
anima	animae, f.	soul, spirit, breath, life	noun	1st declension	Extra
animadverto	animadvertere, animadverti, animadversum	notice, observe	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
animus	animi, m.	spirit, soul, mind, courage	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
annus	anni, m.	year	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
ante	(+ accusative)	before, in front of	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
antea		before, previously	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
antequam		before	conjunction		2. OCR AS
antiquus	antiqua, antiquum	ancient, previous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
antrum	antri, n.	cave	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
anulus	anuli, m.	ring	noun	2nd declension	Extra
aperio	aperire, aperui, apertum	open, reveal, disclose	verb	4th conjugation	2. OCR AS
appareo	apparere, apparui	appear	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
appello	appellare, appellavi, appellatum	name, address	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
appeto	appetere, appetivi, appetitum	make for, try reach, crave for	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
appropinquo	appropinquare, appropinquavi (+ dative)	approach, come near to	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
apricus	aprica, apricum	sunny, warm	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
apto	aptare, aptavi, aptatum	fit, adjust	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
aptus	apta, aptum	fitting, suitable, appropriate	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
apud	(+ accusative)	among, at the house of, according to, in the opinion of	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
aqua	aquae, f.	water	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
aquila	aquilae, f.	eagle, standard	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
aquilo	aquilonis, m.	the north wind	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
ara	arae, f.	altar	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
arbitror	arbitrari, arbitratus sum	to decide, to conclude	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
arbor	arboris , f.	tree	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
arceo	arcere, arcui, arcitum	to keep off	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
arcesso	arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitum	summon, send for	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
arcus	arcus, m.	bow, arch	noun	4th declension	Extra
ardeo	ardere, arsi, arsum	to burn, to be on fire, to be eager	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
arduus	ardua, arduum	lofty, steep; difficult	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
arena	arenae, f.	sand, arena, amphitheatre	noun	1st declension	Extra
argentum	argenti, n.	silver, money	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
arguo	arguere, argui, argutum	declare, prove, accuse	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
aridus	arida, aridum	dry, parched	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
arma	armorum, n.pl	arms, weapons, armour	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
armatus	armata, armatum	armed	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
armentum	armenti, n.	herd of cattle	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
aro	arare, aravi, aratum	plough	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
arripio	arripere, arripui, arreptum	snatch, seize	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
ars	artis , f.	art, skill	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
artifex	artificis, m.	skilful, ingenious; craftsman, artist	noun	3rd declension	Extra
artificium	artificii, n.	workmanship, work of art, dexterity	noun	2nd declension	Extra
artus	artus, m.	limb	noun	4th declension	Taylor
arvum	arvi, n.	field, land (oft pl)	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
arx	arcis, f.	citadel	noun	3rd declension	Extra
ascendo	ascendere, ascendi, ascensum	climb, go up	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
asper	aspera, asperum	rough, uneven, harsh, savage	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
aspicio	aspicere, aspexi, aspectum	look at, inspect	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
asporto	asportare, asportavi, asportatum	carry away, remove	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
assequor	assequi, assecutus sum	to follow after, to overtake, to gain, to comprehend	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Extra
assiduus	assidua, assiduum	incessant, persistent, continually present	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
astrum	astri, n.	star, constellation	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
at		but	conjunction		2. OCR AS
ater	atra, atrum	black, dark	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
atque		and	conjunction		Extra
atrium	atrii, n.	hall	noun	2nd declension	Extra
atrox	atrocis	horrible, fierce, savage	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
attingo	attingere, attigi, attactum	touch, reach, concern	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
attonitus	attonita, attonitum	astonished, thunder-struck	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
auctor	auctoris, m./f.	originator, giver; author; guarantor	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
auctoritas	auctoritatis, f.	influence, prestige, authority, responsibility	noun	3rd declension	Extra
audacia	audaciae, f.	boldness, daring, audacity	noun	1st declension	Extra
audax	audacis	bold, daring	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
audeo	audere, ausumsum	dare	verb	semi-deponent	1. OCR GCSE
audio	audire, audivi, auditum	hear, listen to	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
aufero	auferre, abstuli, ablatum	take away, carry off, steal	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
augeo	augere, auxi, auctum	increase, exaggerate	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
aura	aurae, f.	breeze, air	noun	1st declension	Taylor
aureus	aurea, aureum	golden, of gold	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
auris	auris, f.	ear	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
aurora	aurorae, f.	dawn	noun	1st declension	Taylor
aurum	auri, n.	gold	noun	2nd declension	Extra
auster	austri, m.	the south wind	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
aut		or, either	conjunction		2. OCR AS
autem		but, however	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
auxilium	auxilii, n.	help; (pl ) (auxiliary) troops	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
avaritia	avaratiae, f.	greed	noun	1st declension	Extra
averto	avertere, averti, aversum	turn aside, avert, divert	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
avidus	avida, avidum	greedy, desirous, eager	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
avus	avi, m.	grandfather, ancestor	noun	2nd declension	Extra
axis	axis, m.	axis, axle, chariot; sky, heaven	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
balneum	balnei, n.	bath	noun	2nd declension	Extra
barbarus	barbara, barbarum	foreign, strange	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
barbarus	barbari, m.	barbarian, foreigner	noun	2nd declension	Extra
beatus	beata, beatum	happy	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
bello	bellare, bellavi, bellatum	wage war	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
bellum	belli, n.	war	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
bellum inferre	(+ dative)	make war on	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
bellus	bella, bellum	beautiful, handsome, pretty	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
bene		well	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
beneficium	beneficii, n.	kindness, service, favour	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
benevolentia	benevolentiae, f.	good-will, kindness	noun	1st declension	Extra
bibo	bibere, bibi, bibitum	drink	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
bis		twice	adverb		2. OCR AS
blandus	blanda, blandum	coaxing, flattering, charming	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
bona	bonorum, n.pl	goods, possessions, property	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
bonus	bona, bonum	good	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
boreas	boreae, m.	(god of) the north wind	noun	1st declension	Taylor
bos	bovis, m./f.	ox, bull; cow; pl cattle	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
bracchium	bracchii, n.	arm	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
brevis	breve	short, brief	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
cado	cadere, cecidi, casum	fall, perish	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
caecus	caeca, caecum	blind, hidden	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
caedes	caedis , f.	slaughter, killing, murder	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
caedo	caedere, cecidi, caesum	cut, slaughter, murder	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
caelestis	caeleste	heavenly, divine	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
caelum	caeli, n.	sky, heaven	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
caeruleus	caerulea, caeruleum	dark blue, dark coloured	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
calamitas	calamatis, f.	damage, loss, disaster	noun	3rd declension	Extra
calamitosus	calamitosa, calamitosum	disastrous, destructive	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
calidus	calida, calidum	hot; eager, fierce	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
callidus	callida, callidus	skilful, crafty, careful	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
campus	campi, m.	plain, field	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
candens	candentis	white, shining	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
candidatus	candidati, m.	candidate	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
candidus	candida, candidum	white	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
canis	canis , m./f.	dog	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
cano	canere, cecini, cantum	sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
canto	cantare, cantavi, cantatum	sing, play	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
canus	cana, canum	grey- haired; white	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
capillus	capilli, m.	hair	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
capio	capere, cepi, captum (in compounds -cipio)	take, catch, capture	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
captivus	captivi, m.	captive, prisoner	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
caput	capitis, n.	head, person, life, capital	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
carcer	carceris, m.	prison	noun	3rd declension	Extra
careo	carere, carui, caritum (+ abl)	lack, be without, miss (+ abl)	verb	2nd conjugation	Taylor
carina	carinae, f.	keel; boat, ship	noun	1st declension	Taylor
carmen	carminis, n.	song, poem, prophecy	noun	3rd declension	Extra
carpo	carpere, carpsi, carptum	pluck, seize	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
carus	cara, carum	dear	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
casa	casae, f.	cottage, hut	noun	1st declension	Taylor
castra	castrorum, n.pl	camp	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
castus	casta, castum	pure, chaste, virtuous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
casus	casus, m.	fall, accident, chance, misfortune	noun	4th declension	Extra
causa	causae, f.	cause, reason, case	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
causa + gen		for the sake of	preposition		2. OCR AS
caveo	cavere, cavi, cautum	beware (of), take care	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
cavus	cava, cavum	hollow	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
cedo	cedere, cessi, cessum	yield, give up; (in compounds) go	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
celeber	celebris, celebre	crowded, frequented, famous	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
celebro	celebrare, celebravi, celebratum	frequent, celebrate, attend, fill, go in great numbers	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
celer	celeris, celere	quick	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
celo	celare, celavi, celatum	hide, conceal	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
celsus	celsa, celsum	high, lofty	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
cena	cenae, f.	dinner, meal	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
ceno	cenare, cenavi, cenatum	dine	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
censeo	censere, censui, censum	to count, reckon, estimate, think	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
centurio	centurionis , m.	centurion	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
cerno	cernere, crevi, cretum	see, perceive, decree	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
certamen	certaminis, n.	contest, battle, struggle	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
certiorem facere		inform	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
certo	certare, certavi, certatum	decide by contest, contend, compete	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
certus	certa, certum	certain, sure, fixed	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
cervix	cervicis, f.	neck	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
cervus	cervi, m.	stag, deer	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
cesso	cessare, cessavi, cessatum	delay, waste (time); cease	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
ceteri	ceterae, cetera	the rest, the other	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
cibus	cibi, m.	food	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
cieo	ciere, civi, citum	stir up, excite	verb	2nd conjugation	Taylor
cingo	cingere, cinxi, cinctum	surround, enclose, gird	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
cinis	cineris, m./f.	ash	noun	3rd declension	Extra
circiter	(+ accusative)	about, near	preposition		Extra
circum, circa	(+ accusative)	around, about	preposition		2. OCR AS
circumdo	circumdare, circumdedi, circumdatum	set round, encircle, surround	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
citerior	citerius	on this side, nearer	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
cithara	citharae, f.	lyre	noun	1st declension	Taylor
cito	citare, citavi, citatum	put inswift motion, hurry, excite, summon	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
cito		quickly	adverb		Taylor
citra	(+ accusative)	on this side, short of	preposition		Extra
citus	cita, citum	quick, swift, rapid	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
civilis	civile	civic, civil, courteous,	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
civis	civis , m./f.	citizen	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
civitas	civitatis , f.	citizenship, state, city, tribe	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
clades	cladis , f.	disaster, loss, defeat	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
clam		secretly	adverb		2. OCR AS
clamo	clamare, clamavi, clamatum	shout, exclaim, proclaim	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
clamor	clamoris , m.	shout, uproar, noise	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
clarus	clara, clarum	clear, famous, distinguished	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
classis	classis, f.	fleet	noun	3rd declension	Extra
claudo	claudere, clausi, clausum	close	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
cliens	clientis, m.	client	noun	3rd declension	Extra
clivus	clivi, m.	slope, hill	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
coepi	coepisse, coeptum	began	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
coerceo	coercere, coercui, coercitum	to enclose, to confine, to restrain	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
cogito	cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatum	think, consider	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
cognosco	cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum	get to know, find out, learn	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
cogo	cogere, coegi, coactum	force, compel, drive, assemble	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
cohors	cohortis , f.	cohort, company	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
collega	collegae, m.	colleague, associate	noun	1st declension	Extra
colligo	colligere, collegi, collectum	pick up, gather, collect	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
collis	collis, f.	hill	noun	3rd declension	Extra
colloco	collocare, collocavi, collocatum	station, arrange, establish, place together	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
collum	colli, n.	neck	noun	2nd declension	Extra
colo	colere, colui, cultum	cultivate, worship, honour	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
color	coloris, m.	colour, complexion	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
coma	comae, f.	hair, foliage	noun	1st declension	Taylor
comes	comitis , m./f.	comrade, companion	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
commemoro	commemorare, commemoravi, commemoratum	mention, recount, recall	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
commendo	commendare, commendavi, commendatum	entrust, recommend	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
committo	committere, commisi, commissum	commit, fight, begin (battle)	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
commodus	commoda, commodum	suitable, convenient, agreeable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
commoveo	commovere, commovi, commotus	to set in motion, to agitate	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
communico	communicare, communicavi, communicatum	share, communicate with	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
communis	commune	common, shared	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
comparo	comparare, comparavi, comparatum	prepare, provide, obtain, compare	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
comperio	comperire, comperi, compertum	to find out, to ascertain	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
complector	complecti, complexus sum	embrace, comprehend	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Taylor
compleo	complere, complevi, completus	to fill, to complete	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
complures (pl.)	complure	several	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
compono	componere, composui, compositus	compose, place together, settle, arrange	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
comprehendo	comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensus	grasp, seize, comprehend, include	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
concedo	concedere, concessi, concessus	yield, submit	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
concido	concidere, concici, concisus	fall, collapse, perish	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
concilio	conciliare, conciliavi, conciliatus	unite, win over, bring together	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
concilium	concilii, n.	meeting, assembly, council	noun	2nd declension	Extra
concito	concitare, concitavi, concitatus	put in quick motion, stir up, excite, urge	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
concursus	concursus, m.	running together, assembly, collision, onset, rush, charge	noun	4th declension	Extra
condemno	condemnare, condemnavi, condemnatus	condemn	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
condicio	condicionis, f.	condition, agreement, arrangement, rank	noun	3rd declension	Extra
condo	condere, condidi, conditum	found, establish, hide	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
confero	conferre, contuli, conlatum	collect, compare, contribute, bestow	verb	irregular	2. OCR AS
conficio	conficere, confeci, confectum	complete, wear out	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
confido	confidere, confisumsum (+ dative)	trust, believe, have confidence (in)	verb	semi-deponent	2. OCR AS
confirmo	confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus	reinforce, confirm	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
confiteor	confiteri, confessus sum	to admit, to confess	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	Extra
confugio	confugere, confugi	flee for refuge	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
conicio	conicere, conieci, coniectus	hurl, throw together	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
coniunx	coniugis , m./f.	husband, wife, spouse	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
coniuratio	coniurationis, f.	conspiracy, plot	noun	3rd declension	Extra
coniuro	coniurare, coniuravi, coniuratus	swear, conspire	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
conor	conari, conatus sum	try	verb deponent	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
conquiro	conquirere, conquisivi, conquisitus	seek out, search thoroughly for	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
conscientia	conscientae, f.	knowledge,	noun	1st declension	Extra
conscius	conscia, consium	sharing in knowledge, partner, accomplice	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
consecro	conscrare, consecravi, consecratus	dedicate, consecrate	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
consentio	consentire, consensi, consensus	to agree, to conspire	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
consequor	consequi, consecutus sum	to follow closely, to overtake	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Extra
consero	consere, conserui, conseritus	fasten together, connect, engage	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
conservo	conservare, conservavi, conservatus	guard closely, keep from harm	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
consideo	considere, consedi, consessus	sit down, settle down, establish oneself	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
consilium	consilii, n.	council, plan, advice, prudence	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
consisto	consistere, constiti, constitum	halt, stand, stand firm	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
conspectus	conspectus, m.	sight, view	noun	4th declension	Extra
conspicio	conspicere, conspexi, conspectus	notice, observe, see	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
conspicuus	conspicua, conspicuum	visible, remarkable, distinguished	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
constat	constare, constitit	it is established, it is well-known	verb	impersonal	Extra
constituo	constituere, constitui, constitutum	decide, establish	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
consuesco	consuescere, consuevi, consuetus	become accustomed	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
consuetudo	consuetudinis, f.	custom, habit	noun	3rd declension	Extra
consuetus	consueta, consuetum	usual, accustomed	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
consul	consulis , m.	consul	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
consularis	consulare	of consular rank	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
consulatus	consulatus, m.	consulship	noun	4th declension	Extra
consulo	consulere, consului, consultum	consult, consider, advise	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
consultum	consulti, n.	decree, decision, resolution	noun	2nd declension	Extra
consumo	consumere, consumpsi, consumptum	eat, consume, spend	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
contemno	contemnere, contempsi, contemptum	scorn, despise	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
contendo	contendere, contendi, contentum	hurry, march, contend, fight	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
contentio	contentionis, f.	struggle, dispute, exertion, effort	noun	3rd declension	Extra
contentus	contenta, contentum	contented, satisfied	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
contineo	continere, continui, contentum	to hold together, to bind, to contain	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
contingo	contingere, contigi, contactum	touch, affect, happen	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
continuus	continua, continuum	unbroken, continuous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
contio	contionis, f.	meeting, speech	noun	3rd declension	Extra
contra	(+ accusative)	against	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
contumelia	contumeliae, f.	insult, abuse	noun	1st declension	Extra
convenio	convenire, conveni, conventum	to come together, to assemble	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
conventus	conventus, m.	assembly, gathering	noun	4th declension	Extra
converto	convertere, converti, conversum	turn completely, transform	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
convivium	convivii, n.	feast, banquet	noun	2nd declension	Extra
convoco	convocare, convocavi, convocatum	call together	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
copiae	copiarum, f.	troops, forces, supplies	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
cor	cordis, n.	heart	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
cornu	cornus, n.	horn, trumpet, wing of an army	noun	3rd declension	Extra
corona	coronae, f.	wreath, garland, crown	noun	1st declension	Taylor
corpus	corporis, n.	body	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
corripio	corripere, corripui, correptum	seize, carry off	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
corrumpo	corrumpere, corrupi, corruptum	burst, destroy, ruin, corrupt	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
cotidianus	cotidiana, cotidianum	daily	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
cotidie		every day, daily	adverb		2. OCR AS
cras		tomorrow	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
crastinus	crastina, crastinum	of tomorrow	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
creber	crebra, crebrum	frequent, crowded	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
credo	credere, credidi, creditum (+ dative)	believe, trust, entrust	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
creo	creare, creavi, creatum	create, make, give birth to	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
cresco	crescere, crevi, cretum	increase, grow, arise	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
crimen	criminis, n.	accusation, charge, crime	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
crinis	crinis, m.	hair	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
crudelis	crudele	cruel	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
cruentus	cruenta, cruentum	bloody, blood- stained; cruel	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
cruor	cruoris, m.	blood, gore	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
crus	cruris, n.	leg	noun	3rd declension	Extra
cubiculum	cubiculi, n.	bedroom	noun	2nd declension	Extra
cubile	cubilis, n.	bed	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
culpa	culpae, f.	fault, blame	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
culpo	culpare, culpavi, culpatum	blame	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
cultus	cultus, m.	worship, culture, dress, education, refinement	noun	4th declension	Extra
cum	(+ ablative)	with	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
cum		when, since, although	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
cunctor	cunctari, cunctatus sum	to linger, to hesitate	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
cunctus	cuncta, cunctum	all, whole	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
cupiditas	cupiditatis, f.	eagerness, desire, ambition, greed	noun	3rd declension	Extra
cupido	cupidinis, f.	desire, lust, longing	noun	3rd declension	Extra
Cupido	Cupidinis, m.	Cupid	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
cupidus	cupida, cupidum (+ genitive)	eager (for), greedy	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
cupio	cupere, cupivi, cupitum	desire, wish, want	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
cur?		why?	interrogative		1. OCR GCSE
cura	curae, f.	care, charge, anxiety	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
curia	curiae, f.	senate-house	noun	1st declension	Extra
curo	curare, curavi, curatum	care for, cure; with gerundive = get something done	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
curro	currere, cucurri, cursum	run	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
currus	currus, m.	chariot	noun	4th declension	Extra
cursus	cursus, m.	rapid movement, course, direction, speed	noun	4th declension	Extra
cuspis	cuspidis, f.	spear, javelin	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
custodia	custodiae, f.	guard, watch	noun	1st declension	Extra
custodio	custodire, custodivi, custoditum	guard	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
custos	custodis , m./f.	guard	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
damno	damnare, damnavi, damnatum	harm, damage, condemn	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
damnum	damni, n.	loss, damage, defect	noun	2nd declension	Extra
de	(+ ablative)	about, from, down from	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
dea	deae, f.	goddess	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
debeo	debere, debui, debitum	owe, ought	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
decerno	decernere, decrevi, decretum	distinguish, judge, decide	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
decerpo	decerpere, decerpsi, decerpsum	pluck	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
decet	decere, decuit	it is right, it is proper	verb	impersonal	Extra
decipio	decipere, decepi, deceptum	deceive	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
declaro	declarare, declaravi, declaratum	declare, reveal	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
decorus	decora, decorum	proper, suitable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
decus	decoris, n.	honour, glory; beauty	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
deditio	deditionis, f.	surrender	noun	3rd declension	Extra
dedo	dedere, dedidi, deditum	give up, surrender, yield	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
defendo	defendere, defendi, defensum	defend	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
defensio	defensionis, f.	defending, defence	noun	3rd declension	Extra
defensor	defensoris, m.	guardian, protector	noun	3rd declension	Extra
defero	deferre, detuli, delatum	to bring/carry down/off, to convey	verb	irregular	Extra
defessus	defessa, defessum	tired	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
deficio	deficere, defeci, defectum	fail, grow weak, run short	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
deinde, dein		then, next, afterwards	adverb		2. OCR AS
delectatio	delectationis, f.	delight, pleasure, charm	noun	3rd declension	Extra
delecto	delectare, delectavi, delectatum	delight, amuse, charm	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
deleo	delere, delevi, deletum	destroy	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
deliciae	deliciarum, f.	delights, pet, favourite	noun	1st declension	Extra
deligo	deligere, delegi, delectum	choose, gather	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
demens	dementis	mindless, insane, mad	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
demo	demere, dempsi, demptum	take away	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
demolior	demoliri, demolitus sum	to pull down, to demolish	verb deponent	4th conjugation	Extra
demonstro	demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratum	prove, demonstrate, point at	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
demum		at last, precisely	adverb		Extra
denique		at last, finally, in short	adverb		2. OCR AS
descendo	descendere, descendi, descensum	descend, come down	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
desero	deserere, deserui, desertum	abandon, foresake, indicate	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
desiderium	desiderii, n.	desire, wish, longing	noun	2nd declension	Extra
desidero	desiderare, desideravi, desideratum	wish for, desire, want	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
designo	designare, designavi, designatum	point clearly to, elect, choose	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
desilio	desilire, desilui, desultum	leap down	verb	4th conjugation	Taylor
desino	desinere, desii, desitum	cease	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
desisto	desistere, destiti, destitum	come a standstill, cease	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
despero	desperare, desperavi, desperatum	despair	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
despicio	despicere, despexi, despectum	look down on, despise	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
desum	deesse, defui + dat	to be wanting, to fail	verb	irregular	Extra
deterreo	deterrere, deterrui, deterritum	to deter, to frighten away	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
detrimentum	detrimenti, n.	loss, damage, defeat	noun	2nd declension	Extra
deus	dei, m.	god	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
devoro	devorare, devoravi, devoratum	devour, consume	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
dexter	dextra, dextrum	right, on the right, right hand	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
dextra	dextrae, f.	right hand, right side	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
dico	dicere, dixi, dictum	say, speak, tell	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
dictum	dicti, n.	saying, speech; pl words	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
dies	diei, m.	day	noun	5th declension	1. OCR GCSE
differro	differre, distuli, dilatum	to spread, to scatter, to disperse, to delay, to differ	verb	irregular	Extra
difficilis	difficile	difficult	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
digitus	digiti, m.	finger	noun	2nd declension	Extra
dignitas	dignitatis , f.	rank, dignity, importance, honour	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
dignus	digna, dignum (+ ablative)	worthy (of), deserving (of)	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
diligens	diligentis	careful, diligent	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
diligo	diligere, dilexi, dilectum	love	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
dimico	dimicare, dimicavi, dimicatum	fight, struggle	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
dimidium	dimidii, n.	half	noun	2nd declension	Extra
dimitto	dimittere, dimisi, dimissum	dismiss, scatter	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
dirus	dira, dirum	dreadful	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
discedo	discedere, discessi, discessum	depart, leave	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
disciplina	disciplinae, f.	learning, discipline, training, custom, knowledge	noun	1st declension	Extra
disco	discere, didici, discitum	learn	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
discrimen	discriminis, n.	crisis, danger, risk, distinction	noun	3rd declension	Extra
dispono	disponere, disposui, dispositum	arrange, distribute	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
disputo	disputare, disputavi, disputatum	discuss, examine	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
dissimilis	dissimile	different	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
dissolvo	dissolvere, dissolvi, dissolutum	break up, release, pay	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
distribuo	distribuere, distribui, distributum	distribute	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
diu		for a long time	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
diutinus	diutina, diutinum	long-lasting	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
diversus	diversa, diversum	separate, different, opposite, opposed	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
dives	divitis	rich	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
divido	dividere, divisi, divisum	divide, distribute	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
divinus	divina, divinum	divine, prophetic, blessed	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
divitiae	divitiarum, f.	riches, wealth	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
divus	divi, m.	god	noun	2nd declension	Extra
do	dare, dedi, datum	give	verb	1st conjugation
doceo	docere, docui, doctum	teach, inform	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
doleo	dolere, dolui, dolitum	hurt, be in pain, lament	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
dolor	doloris , m.	pain, sorrow, anger	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
dolus	doli, m.	trick, fraud	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
domesticus	domestica, domesticum	domestic, of the house	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
domina	dominae, f.	mistress	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
dominus	domini, m.	master	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
domo	domare, domui, domitum	tame, subdue	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
domus	domus , f.	house, home	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
donec		until, while, so long as	conjunction		Extra
dono	donare, donavi, donatum	present, give	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
donum	doni, n.	gift, present	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
dormio	dormire, dormivi, dormitum	sleep	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
dubito	dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatum	doubt, hesitate	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
dubius	dubia, dubium	doubtful, wavering, uncertain	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
duco	ducere, duxi, ductum	lead, take, marry, consider	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
dulcis	dulce	sweet, delightful	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
dum		while, until, provided that	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
duro	durare, duravi, duratum	last, harden	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
durus	dura, durum	hard, harsh, rough	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
dux	ducis , m.	leader, general, ruler	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
e, ex	(+ ablative)	from, out of; (in compounds) out	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
edo	edere, edidi, editum	produce, proclaim, give birth to	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
effero	efferre, extuli, elatum	bring forth, carry out, divulge	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
efficio	efficere, effeci, effectum	carry out, accomplish	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
effugio	effugere, effugi, effugitum	escape	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
egeo	egere, egui + gen or abl	need, be in want of, lack	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
ego	mei	I, me	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
egredior	egredi, egressus sum	go out, come out	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
egregius	egregia, egrium	outstanding, excellent	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
elephantus	elephanti, m.	elephant	noun	2nd declension	Extra
eludo	eludere, elusi, elusum	outplay, outmanoeuvre, mock, baffle	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
emo	emere, emi, emptum	buy	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
enim		for	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
ensis	ensis, m.	sword	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
eo	ire, i(v)I, itum	go	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
eo		thither, to there	adverb		2. OCR AS
epistula	epistulae, f.	letter	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
epulae	epularum, f.	banquet	noun	1st declension	Extra
epulor	epulari, epulatus sum	to be present at a banquet, to eat	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
eques	equitis , m.	knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
equester	equestris, equestre	of a horseman, of cavalry, of the equestrian rank	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
equitatus	equitatus, m.	cavalry	noun	4th declension	Extra
equus	equi, m.	horse	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
erga	(+ accusative)	towards	preposition		2. OCR AS
ergo		therefore	adverb		2. OCR AS
erigo	erigere, erexi, erectum	raise up, encourage, excite	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
eripio	eripere, eripui, ereptum	snatch away, take away by force	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
erro	errare, erravi, erratum	wander, make a mistake	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
eruditus	erudita, eruditum	learned, educated, trained	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
erumpo	erumpere, erupi, eruptum	burst out, sally forth	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
eruptio	eruptionis, f.	a bursting forth, sally	noun	3rd declension	Extra
erus	eri, m.	master, lord	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
et		and, both	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
etiam		also, even, still	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
etsi		although	conjunction		2. OCR AS
eurus	euri, m.	the east (or south- east) wind	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
evado	evadere, evasi, evasum	go/come out, escape, avoid	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
evenio	evenire, eveni, eventum	to come out, to happen, to turn out	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
eventus	eventus, m.	result, event, accident, occurrence, issue, fortune	noun	4th declension	Extra
ex(s)ilium	ex(s)ilii, n.	exile, banishment	noun	2nd declension	Extra
exanimis	exanime	lifeless, dead	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
excelsus	excelsa, excelsum	lofty, high, elevated	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
excipio	excipere, excepi, exceptum	receive, take, welcome	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
excito	excitare, excitavi, excitatum	wake, rouse, excite	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
excutio	excutere, excussi, excussum	shake out, shake off, get rid of, banish	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
exemplum	exempli, n.	example, precedent	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
exerceo	exercere, exercui, exercitum	to train, to exercise	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
exercitus	exercitus, m.	army	noun	4th declension	1. OCR GCSE
exhaurio	exhaurire, exhausi, exhaustum	to use up, to drain dry, to exhaust	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
exiguus	exigua, exiguum	small, meagre	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
exilium	exilii, n.	exile	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
existimatio	existimationis, f.	opinion, reputation	noun	3rd declension	Extra
existimo	existimare, existimavi, existimatum	value, estimate, judge	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
exitium	exitii, n.	ruin, destruction	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
exitus	exitus, m.	departure, end, conclusion, result	noun	4th declension	Extra
expallesco	expallescere, expallui	turn very pale	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
expedio	expedire, expedivi, expeditum	to free, to disentangle, to clear	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
experior	experiri, expertus sum	to try, to test	verb deponent	4th conjugation	Extra
expleo	explere, explevi, expletum	to fill, to complete	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
expono	exponere, exposui, expositum	set forth, display	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
expugno	expugnare, expugnavi, expugnatum	storm, take by force	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
exsanguis	exsangue	bloodless, pale, faint	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
exsequor	exsequi, exsecutus sum	to follow up	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Extra
exsilio	exsilire, exsilui	spring out, leap up	verb	4th conjugation	Taylor
exsisto	exsistere, exstiti, exstitum	exist, appear	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
exspecto	exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum	wait for, expect	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
exstinguo	exstinguere, exstinxi, exstinctum	put out, destroy	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
exterus	extera, exterum	on the outside, outside of	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
extra	(+ accusative)	outside, beyond	preposition		2. OCR AS
extra		outside, beyond	adverb		2. OCR AS
extremus	extrema, extremum	last, farthest, extreme	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
fabula	fabulae, f.	story, play	noun	1st declension	Extra
facies	faciei, f.	shape, appearance; face	noun	5th declension	Taylor
facilis	facile	easy	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
facinus	facinoris, n.	crime, outrage, deed	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
facio	facere, feci, factum (in compounds -ficio)	make, do	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
factum	facti, n.	deed	noun	2nd declension	Extra
facultas	facultatis, f.	deed, crime	noun	3rd declension	Extra
fallax	fallacis	deceitful, treacherous, deceptive	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
fallo	fallere, fefelli, falsum	deceive, cheat	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
falsus	falsa, falsum	wrong, mistaken, fictitious	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
fama	famae, f.	rumour, fame, glory	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
fames	famis, f.	hunger	noun	3rd declension	Extra
familia	familiae, f.	family, household	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
familiaris	familiare	of the household, intimate, familiar	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
fanum	fani, n.	sanctuary, temple	noun	2nd declension	Extra
fas		divine law, right, obligation	noun	indeclinable	Taylor
fateor	fateri, fassus sum	confess, acknowledge	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	Taylor
fatigo	fatigare, fatigavi, fatigatum	weary, exhaust	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
fatum	fati, n.	fate, destiny; death	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
faveo	favere, favi, fautum (+ dat)	favour, support	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
fax	facis, f.	torch, flame; fire of love	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
felix	felicis	fortunate, happy, prosperous	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
femina	feminae, f.	woman	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
fera	ferae, f.	(wild) beast	noun	1st declension	Taylor
fere, ferme		nearly, about	adverb		2. OCR AS
ferio	ferire, ferii	strike, hit	verb	4th conjugation	Taylor
fero	ferre, tuli, latum	bear, carry, bring, say	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
ferox	ferocis	fierce, cruel, brave	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
ferreus	ferrea, ferreum	of iron, hard	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
ferrum	ferri, n.	iron, sword	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
ferus	fera, ferum	wild, savage, cruel	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
fessus	fessa, fessum	tired	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
festino	festinare, festinavi, festinatum	hurry	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
festus	festa, festum	festal, solemn, merry	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
fidelis	fidele	trustworthy, faithful, loyal	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
fides	fidei, f.	trust, faith, confidence, loyalty	noun	5th declension	2. OCR AS
fido	fidere, fisus sum (+ dat or abl)	trust, rely upon	verb	semi-deponent	2. OCR AS
fidus	fida, fidum	trusty, faithful, loyal	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
figo	figere, fixi, fixum	fix, fasten	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
figura	figurae, f.	shape, figure, form, image	noun	1st declension	Taylor
filia	filiae, f.	daughter	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
filius	filii, m.	son	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
fingo	fingere, finxi, finctum	shape, form, pretend	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
finis	finis , m.	end, boundary, pl territory	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
finitimus	finitima, finitimum	neighbouring, bordering upon	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
fio	fieri, factus sum	become, be made, happen	verb	irregular	2. OCR AS
firmo	firmare, firmavi, firmatum	strengthen, confirm, encourage	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
firmus	firma, firmum	firm, powerful, strong	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
flagitium	flagitii, n.	crime, scandal	noun	2nd declension	Extra
flagito	flagitare, flagitavi, flagitatum	demand	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
flamma	flammae, f.	blaze, flame, passion	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
flavus	flava, flavum	yellow, golden	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
flecto	flectere, flexi, flexum	turn, direct, bend	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
fleo	flere, flevi, fletum	weep, cry, mourn	verb	2nd conjugation	Taylor
fletus	fletus, m.	weeping, tears	noun	4th declension	Taylor
floreo	florere, florui	to flower, to be prosperous, to be eminent	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
flos	floris, m.	flower, bloom, glory	noun	3rd declension	Extra
fluctus	fluctus, m.	wave, flood	noun	4th declension	Taylor
flumen	fluminis, n.	river	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
fluo	fluere, fluxi, fluxum	flow	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
fluvius	fluvii, m.	river, stream	noun	2nd declension	Extra
focus	foci, m.	hearth, home, family	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
foedus	foeda, foedum	foul, horrible, disgusting	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
foedus	foederis, n.	treaty, agreement	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
fons	fontis, m.	spring, fountain, source	noun	3rd declension	Extra
for	fari, fatus sum	say, speak	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Taylor
fores	forum, f.	door (of house)	noun	3rd declension	Extra
foris		out of doors, abroad	adverb		Extra
forma	formae, f.	form, shape; beauty	noun	1st declension	Taylor
formosus	formosa, formosum	beautiful, handsome, good-looking	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
fors	fortis, f.	chance, luck, fortune	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
forsitan		perhaps	adverb		Taylor
fortasse		perhaps	adverb		2. OCR AS
forte		by chance	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
fortis	forte	brave, strong, bold	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
fortuna	fortunae, f.	fate, luck, fortune (good or bad)	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
forum	fori, n.	forum, market place	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
frango	frangere, fregi, fractum	break, crush	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
frater	fratris , m.	brother	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
fraus	fraudis, f.	trickery, fraud, harm	noun	3rd declension	Extra
fremitus	fremitus, m.	roaring, din	noun	4th declension	Extra
fremo	fremere, fremui, fremitum	roar, murmur, growl	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
frena	frenae, f.	reins, bridle, restraint	noun	1st declension	Extra
frequens	frequentis	frequent, repeated, crowded	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
fretum	freti, n.	strait, channel; sea	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
fretus	freta, fretum	relying on (+ abl)	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
frigidus	frigida, frigidum	cold	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
frigus	frigoris, n.	cold	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
frons	frondis, f.	foliage, leaves, leafy branch	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
frons	frontis, f.	forehead, brow; front	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
fructus	fructus, m.	fruit, crops, profit	noun	4th declension	Extra
frumentum	frumenti, n.	corn, grain	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
fruor	frui, fructus sum	enjoy (+ abl)	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Extra
frustra		in vain	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
fuga	fugae, f.	flight, escape	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
fugio	fugere, fugitum	flee, run away (from), avoid	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
fugo	fugare, fugavi, fugatum	put flight, chase away	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
fulgeo	fulgere, fulsi	flash, gleam, shine	verb	2nd conjugation	Taylor
fulmen	fulminis, n.	lightning, thunderbolt	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
fundo	fundere, fudi, fusum	pour, shed, rout	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
fundus	fundi, m.	farm, estate	noun	2nd declension	Extra
fungor	fungi, functus sum	to perform (+ abl)	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Extra
funus	funeris, n.	funeral, death	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
fur	furis, m./f.	thief	noun	3rd declension	Extra
furo	furere, furui	rage, be mad; rush	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
furor	furoris , m.	rage, fury, madness, passion	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
furtim		secretly, stealthily	adverb		Taylor
furtum	furti, n.	theft, robbery	noun	2nd declension	Extra
gaudeo	gaudere, gavisus sum	rejoice	verb	semi-deponent	1. OCR GCSE
gaudium	gaudii, n.	joy, delight	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
gelidus	gelida, gelidum	icy, cold, frozen	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
geminus	gemina, geminum	twin, double; pl both	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
gemitus	gemitus, m.	groan, sigh	noun	4th declension	Extra
gemma	gemmae, f.	jewel, gem	noun	1st declension	Extra
gemo	gemere, gemui, gemitum	groan, lament	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
gena	genae, f.	cheek	noun	1st declension	Taylor
genetrix	genetricis, f.	mother	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
genitor	genitoris, m.	father	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
gens	gentis , f.	race, people, family, tribe, nation	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
genu	genus, n.	knee	noun	4th declension	Extra
genus	generis, n.	race, descent, birth, kind	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
gero	gerere, gessi, gestum	bear, wear, wage war, manage	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
gladiator	gladiatoris, m.	gladiator	noun	3rd declension	Extra
gladius	gladii, m.	sword	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
gloria	gloriae, f.	glory, fame, renown, ambition,	noun	1st declension	Extra
glorior	gloriari, gloriatus sum	to boast	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
gracilis	gracile	thin, slender; poor, meagre	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
gradus	gradus, m.	step, pace	noun	4th declension	Extra
gramen	graminis, n.	grass	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
grandis	grande	large, great, powerful	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
gratia	gratiae, f.	favour, thanks, esteem	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
gratias ago	(+ dative)	thank, give thanks	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
gratiosus	gratiosa, gratiosum	popular	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
gratulatio	graulationis, f.	rejoicing, congratulation	noun	3rd declension	Extra
gratus	grata, gratum	pleasing, welcome, grateful	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
gravis	grave	heavy, serious, painful, important	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
gravitas	gravitatis, f.	weight, influence, seriousness, dignity, importance, severity	noun	3rd declension	Extra
grex	gregis, m.	flock, herd	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
guberno	gubernare, gubernavi, gubernatum	steer, navigate	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
guttur	gutturis, n.	throat	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
habeo	habere, habui, habitum	have, hold, consider	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
habito	habitare, habitavi, habitatum	live, dwell	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
haereo	haerere, haesi, haesum	to stick, to cling, to hold fast, to be fixed	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
harena	harenae, f.	sand; arena, amphitheatre	noun	1st declension	Taylor
hasta	hastae, f.	spear	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
haud		not	adverb		2. OCR AS
herba	herbae, f.	grass; herb	noun	1st declension	Taylor
hereditas	hereditatis, f.	inheritance	noun	3rd declension	Extra
heres	heredis, m./f.	heir, heiress	noun	3rd declension	Extra
heri		yesterday	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
hesternus	hesterna, hesternum	of yesterday	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
heu		alas!	interjection		Taylor
hic	haec, hoc	this	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
hic		here	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
hiems	hiemis , f.	winter, storm	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
hinc		from here, hence, henceforth	adverb		2. OCR AS
hodie		today	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
hodiernus	hodierna, hodiernum	of today	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
homo	hominis , m.	man, person	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
honestus	honesta, honestum	honourable, well-bred, enjoying	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
honor	honoris , m.	honour, esteem, glory	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
honos	honoris, m.	respect, esteem, value, dignity, renown	noun	3rd declension	Extra
hora	horae, f.	hour	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
horrendus	horrenda, horrendum	dreadful, terrible, awesome	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
horreo	horrere, horrui, horritum	to shudder, to shrink from	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
horridus	horrida, horridum	frightening, rough, uncouth, wild	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
hortor	hortari, hortatus sum	urge, encourage	verb deponent	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
hortus	horti, m.	garden	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
hospes	hospitis , m.	guest, host	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
hospitium	hospitii, n.	hospitality	noun	2nd declension	Extra
hostia	hostiae, f.	sacrificial victim	noun	1st declension	Extra
hostis	hostis , m.	enemy	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
huc		here, to this place	adverb		2. OCR AS
humanus	humana, humanum	human, well-educated, cultured	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
humilis	humile	humble, low, mean	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
humus	humi, f.	ground, earth	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
iaceo	iacere, iacui, iacitum	lie (down)	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
iacio	iacere, ieci, iactum (in compounds -icio)	throw	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
iacto	iactare, iactavi, iactatum	throw, hurl, cast	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
iam		now, already	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
ianua	ianuae, f.	door, emtrance	noun	1st declension	Extra
ibi		there, then	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
idem	eadem, idem	the same	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
ideo		for that reason, on that account, therefore	adverb		Extra
idoneus	idonea, idoneum	suitable, convenient	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
igitur		therefore, and so	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
ignarus	ignara, ignarum	ignorant, unacquainted with, unaware	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
ignavus	ignava, ignavum	cowardly, lazy	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
ignis	ignis , m.	fire	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
ignoro	ignorare, ignoravi, ignoratum	do not know, be ignorant, misunderstand	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
ignosco	ignoscere, ignovi, ignotum (+ dative)	pardon, forgive	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
ignotus	ignota, ignotum	unknown, obscure	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
ille	illa, illud	that, he, she, it	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
illic		there	adverb		2. OCR AS
illustris	illustre	famous, distinguished, clear	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
imago	imaginis, f.	image, likeness; echo; ghost	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
imber	imbris, m.	rain, shower	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
imitor	imitari, imitatus sum	to imitate, to copy	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
immanis	immane	enormous, monstrous	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
immineo	imminere, imminui, imminitum	to threaten, to hang over	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
immitis	immite	rough, harsh, fierce	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
immortalis	immortale	immortal	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
impedimentum	impedimenti, n.	hindrance, baggage	noun	2nd declension	Extra
impedio	impedire, impedivi, impeditum	delay, hinder, prevent, hamper	verb	4th conjugation	2. OCR AS
impello	impellere, impuli, impulsum	set in motion, urge on, push	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
imperator	imperatoris , m.	general, emperor, leader	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
imperitus	imperita, imperitum	inexperienced, unskilled	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
imperium	imperii, n.	command, power, empire	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
impero	imperare, imperavi, imperatum (+ dative)	order, command	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
impetro	impetrare, impetravi, impetratum	obtain, accomplish	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
impetus	impetus, m.	attack, impulse	noun	4th declension	2. OCR AS
impiger	impigra, impigrum	active, energetic	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
impius	impia, impium	impious, irreligious, undutiful	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
impono	imponere, imposui, impositum	place upon	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
improbus	improba, improbum	bad, perverse, shameless	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
improvisus	improvisa, improvisum	unforeseen, unexpected	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
in	(+ ablative)	in, on	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
in	(+ accusative)	into, onto, against, towards	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
inanis	inane	empty; vain, foolish	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
incendium	incendii, n	fire	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
incendo	incendere, incendi, incensum	burn, set on fire, inflame, rouse	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
incertus	incerta, incertum	uncertain, doubtful	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
incido	incidere, incidi, incisum	cut into, inscribe	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
incipio	incipere, incepi, inceptum	begin	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
incito	incitare, incitavi, incitatum	urge on, arouse, encourage	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
incola	incolae, m./f.	inhabitant	noun	1st declension	Extra
incolo	incolere, incolui	inhabit	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
incolumis	incolume	unharmed, safe	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
incommodum	incommodi, n.	inconvenience, trouble, disadvantage, disaster	noun	2nd declension	Extra
incredibilis	incredibile	incredible, marvellous, extraordinary	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
inde		from there, thereupon, next	adverb		2. OCR AS
indicium	indicii, n.	evidence, proof, indication	noun	2nd declension	Extra
indico	indicere, indixi, indictum	proclaim, announce	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
indignus	indigna, indignum	unworthy, undeserving	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
induo	induere, indui, indutum	put on, assume	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
industria	industriae, f.	diligence, hard work	noun	1st declension	Extra
ineo	inire, inivi, initum	to enter, to begin	verb	irregular	Extra
inermis	inerme	unarmed	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
infelix	infelicis	unlucky, unhappy	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
inferior	inferius	lower, inferior, later	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
infero	inferre, intuli, illatus/inlatum	inflict, bring to, cause, carry against	verb	irregular	2. OCR AS
infestus	infesta, infestum	troublesome, hostile, dangerous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
infimus	infima, infimum	lowest	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
infirmus	infirma, infirmum	weak, feeble, worthless	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
infra	(+ accusative)	below, beneath	preposition		2. OCR AS
infra		below, beneath	adverb		2. OCR AS
ingenium	ingenii, n.	character, ability	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
ingens	ingentis	huge	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
ingratus	ingrata, ingratum	ungrateful, unwelcome, unpleasant	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
ingredior	ingredi, ingressus sum	enter, undertake	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
inimicus	inimici, m.	(personal) enemy	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
iniquus	iniqua, iniquum	unfair, unjust, unfavourable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
initium	initii, n.	beginning	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
iniuria	iniuriae, f.	injustice, injury, wrong	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
innocens	innocentis	innocent, blameless, harmless	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
inopia	inopiae, f.	shortage, lack, poverty	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
inopinatus	inopinata, inopinatum	unexpected	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
inquam	inquit, inquiunt	say	verb	irregular	2. OCR AS
insanus	insana, insanum	mad, insane	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
inscius	inscia, inscium	not knowing, ignorant, unaware	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
insequor	insequi, insecutus sum	to follow, to pursue, to reproach	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Extra
insidiae	insidiarum, f.	ambush, trap, trick	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
insignis	insigne	distinguished, glorious	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
inspicio	inspicere, inspexi, inspectum	look at, inspect, examine	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
instituo	instituere, institui, institutum	set up, establish	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
institutum	instituti, n.	regulation, arrangement, agreement	noun	2nd declension	Extra
insto	instare, institi, instatum	press hard upon, be at hand	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
instruo	instruere, instruxi, instructum	draw up, prepare, equip, supply	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
insula	insulae, f.	island, block (of apartments)	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
integer	integra, integrum	entire, unharmed, intact, blameless, honest	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
intellego	intellegere, intellexi, intellectum	understand, perceive, realise	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
intendo	intendere, intendi, intensum	stretch, strain, aim at, direct	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
inter	(+ accusative)	between, among	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
interdum		occasionally	adverb		Extra
interea, interim		meanwhile, in the meantime	adverb		2. OCR AS
intereo	interire, interivi, interitum	to pass away, to perish	verb	irregular	Extra
interficio	interficere, interfeci, interfectum	kill	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
interior	interius	inner, deeper, interior, more hidden	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
intersum	interesse, interfui	to be between, to take part, to	verb	irregular	Extra
intimus	intima, intimum	inmost, innermost, most secret, most intimate	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
intra	(+ accusative)	inside, within	preposition		2. OCR AS
intro	intrare, intravi, intratum	enter	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
intueor	intueri, intuitus sum	to gaze upon, to consider	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	Extra
invenio	invenire, inveni, inventum	find, discover	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
invideo	invidere, invidi, invisum	to envy, to begrudge	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
invidia	invidiae, f.	envy, jealously, unpopularity	noun	1st declension	Extra
invito	invitare, invitavi, invitatum	invite	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
invitus	invita, invitum	unwillling, reluctant	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
invius	invia, invium	trackless, impassable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
ipse	ipsa, ipsum	(-self)	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
ira	irae, f.	anger	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
irascor	irascari, irascatus sum	to grow angry	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
iratus	irata, iratum	angry	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
is	ea, id	this, that, he, she, it	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
ita		in this way, so, thus	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
ita vero		yes	adverb		2. OCR AS
itaque		and so, therefore	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
iter	itineris, n.	journey, march, way	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
iterum		again	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
iubeo	iubere, iussi, iussum	order, command	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
iucundus	iucunda, iucundum	pleasing, agreeable, delightful	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
iudex	iudicis , m./f.	judge, juror	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
iudicium	iudicii, n.	trial, court, judgement	noun	2nd declension	Extra
iudico	iudicare, iudicavi, iudicatum	judge	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
iugum	iugi, n.	yoke; mountain ridge	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
iumentum	iumenti, n.	beast of burden	noun	2nd declension	Extra
iungo	iungere, iunxi, iunctum	join, unite, fasten	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
Iuno	Iunonis, f.	Juno (queen of the gods)	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
iuro	iurare, iuravi, iuratum	swear	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
ius	iuris, n.	law	noun	3rd declension	Extra
iussus	iussus, m.	order, command	noun	4th declension	Extra
iustus	iusta, iustum	right, just, lawful, complete	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
iuvenis	iuvenis, m.	young man, young	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
iuvenis	iuvene	young	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
iuventus	iuventi, m.	youth	noun	2nd declension	Extra
iuvo	iuvare, iuvi, iutum	help, please	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
labor	labi, lapsus sum	glide, slip, fall	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
labor	laboris , m.	work, toil, trouble	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
laboro	laborare, laboravi, laboratum	work, toil, be in difficulty	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
lacero	lacerare, laceravi, laceratum	tear, mangle	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
lacertus	lacerti, m.	arm, upper arm; embrace	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
lacesso	lacessere, lacessivi, lacessitum	provoke, challenge	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
lacrima	lacrimae, f.	tear	noun	1st declension	Extra
lacrimo	lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatum	cry, weep	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
lacus	lacus , m.	lake	noun	4th declension	Extra
laedo	laedere, laesi, laesum	hurt, injure, harm	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
laetitia	laetitiae, f.	joy, happiness	noun	1st declension	Extra
laetor	laetari, laetatus sum	to rejoice	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
laetus	laeta, laetum	happy, glad	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
languidus	languida, languidum	faint, weak, listless	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
lanio	laniare, laniavi, laniatum	tear (at)	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
lapis	lapidis, m.	stone	noun	3rd declension	Extra
Lar	Laris, m.	household god, home (oft pl)	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
largitio	largitionis, f.	generosity, bribery, corruption	noun	3rd declension	Extra
lassus	lassa, lassum	tired, exhausted	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
latebrae	latebrarum, f.	hiding-place	noun	1st declension	Extra
lateo	latere, latui	to lie hidden	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
latus	lata, latum	wide, broad	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
latus	lateris, n.	side, wing	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
laudo	laudare, laudavi, laudatum	praise	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
laus	laudis , f.	praise, honour, credit	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
legatio	legationis, f.	embassy	noun	3rd declension	Extra
legatus	legati, m.	(legionary) commander, ambassador, envoy	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
legio	legionis , f.	legion	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
lego	legere, legi, lectum	read, choose	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
lenis	lene	smooth, soft, mild, gentle, moderate	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
lentus	lenta, lentum	slow	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
leo	leonis, m.	lion	noun	3rd declension	Extra
lepidus	lepida, lepidum	charming, elegant	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
letum	leti, n.	death	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
levis	leve	light, slight	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
levo	levare, levavi, levatum	lighten, relieve, console	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
lex	legis , f.	law	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
libens	libentis	willing, glad	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
liber	libera, liberum	free	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
liber	libri, m.	book	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
liberalitas	liberalitatis, f.	kindness, generosity, courteousness	noun	3rd declension	Extra
liberi	liberorum, m.	children	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
libero	liberare, liberavi, liberatum	set free	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
libertas	libertatis , f.	freedom	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
libertus	liberti, m.	freedman, ex-slave	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
libet	libere, libuit	it pleases	verb	impersonal	Extra
libido	libidinis, f.	desire, inclination, passion	noun	3rd declension	Extra
licet	licere, licuit (+ dative)	it is allowed	verb	impersonal	2. OCR AS
lignum	ligni, n.	wood, wooden object, firewood	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
limen	liminis, n.	threshold, entrance; house	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
limes	limitis, m.	boundary; track	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
lingua	linguae, f.	tongue, language	noun	1st declension	Extra
liquidus	liquida, liquidum	clear, transparent, pure; fluid	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
littera	litterae, f.	letter	noun	1st declension	Extra
litus	litoris, n.	shore, beach	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
loco	locare, locavi, locatum	place, put	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
locuples	locupletis	rich, wealthy	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
locus	loci, m.	place, position, situation, opportunity	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
longinquus	longinqua, longinquum	far off, remote, long lasting	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
longus	longa, longum	long	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
loquor	loqui, locutus sum	speak, talk	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
luceo	lucere, luxi	to shine, to be light	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
lucidus	lucida, lucidum	clear, bright, shining	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
luctus	luctus, m.	grief, sorrow, mourning	noun	4th declension	Taylor
lucus	luci, m.	grove, wood	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
ludo	ludere, lusi, lusum	play	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
ludus	ludi, m.	game, school	noun	2nd declension	Extra
lumen	luminis, n.	light, lamp; eye	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
luna	lunae, f.	moon	noun	1st declension	Extra
lupus	lupi, m.	wolf	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
lux	lucis , f.	light, daylight	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
luxuria	luxuriae, f.	excess, extravagance	noun	1st declension	Extra
maestus	maesta, maestum	sad, gloomy	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
magis	(comparative)	more, rather	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
magister	magistri, m.	teacher, master	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
magistratus	magistratus , m.	magistrate	noun	4th declension	Extra
magnificus	magnifica, magnificum	splendid, grand	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
magnopere		very much, greatly	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
magnus	magna, magnum	big, large, great	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
maiores	maiorum, m.	ancestors, forefathers	noun	3rd declension	Extra
malo	malle, malui	prefer	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
malus	mala, malum	evil, bad	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
mando	mandare, mandavi, mandatum	commit, entrust, command	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
mane		in the morning, early	adverb		2. OCR AS
maneo	manere, mansi, mansum	remain, stay	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
manes	manium, m. pl.	spirits of the dead; the Underworld	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
manus	manus, f.	hand, band	noun	4th declension	1. OCR GCSE
mare	maris, n.	sea	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
maritimus	maritima, maritimum	maritime, seafaring, of the sea	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
maritus	mariti, m	husband	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
marmor	marmoris, n.	marble; sea	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
Mars	Martis, m.	Mars (god of war); war	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
mater	matris , f.	mother	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
materia	materiae, f.	matter, theme, subject	noun	1st declension	Extra
maturo	maturare, maturavi, maturatum	ripen, hasten	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
maturus	matura, maturum	ripe, mature, seasonable, early	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
maximus	maxima, maximum	very great, the greatest	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
me recipio		retreat, withdraw	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
medicus	medici, m.	doctor, medical	noun	2nd declension	Extra
mediocris	mediocre	moderate, ordinary, average	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
medius	media, medium	middle (of)	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
membrum	membri	limb (oft pl)	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
memoria	memoriae, f.	memory, remembrance	noun	1st declension	Extra
memoro	memorare, memoravi, memoratum	mention, relate	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
mens	mentis , f.	mind	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
mensa	mensae, f.	table	noun	1st declension	Extra
mensis	mensis , m.	month	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
mentior	mentiti, mentitus sum	to lie	verb deponent	4th conjugation	Extra
mercator	mercatoris, m.	merchant	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
merces	mercedis, f.	pay, recompense, reward	noun	3rd declension	Extra
mereor	mereri, meritus sum	to deserve, to acquire, to earn	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	Extra
meridies	meridie, m.	midday, south	noun	5th declension	Extra
merito		deservedly	adverb		Extra
meritum	meriti	service, kindness, benefit	noun	2nd declension	Extra
merus	mera, merum	undiluted, pure; n as noun wine	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
metuo	metuere, metui, metutus	fear	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
metus	metus, m.	fear	noun	4th declension	2. OCR AS
meus	mea, meum	my	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
miles	militis , m.	soldier	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
militaris	militare	military	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
militia	militiae, f.	military service, warfare,	noun	1st declension	Extra
mille passus		mile	noun	4th declension	2. OCR AS
minae	minarum, f.	threats	noun	1st declension	Extra
minimus	minima, minimum	smallest, least	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
minor	minari, minatus sum	threaten (+ dat)	verb deponent	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
minuo	minuere, minui, minutum	lessen, reduce, weaken, modify	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
mirabilis	mirabile	strange, wonderful	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
mirificus	mirifica, mirificum	wonderful, extraordinary	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
miror	mirari, miratus sum	wonder at, admire	verb deponent	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
mirus	mira, mirum	wonderful, marvellous, amazing	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
misceo	miscere, miscui, mixtum	to mix, to mingle	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
miser	misera, miserum	miserable, wretched, sad	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
miseret	miserere, miseruit	it pities, causes pity	verb	impersonal	Extra
misericordia	misericordiae, f.	pity, compassion, mercy	noun	1st declension	Extra
mitis	mite	soft, gentle	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
mitto	mittere, misi, missum	send, throw, let go	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
modestus	modesta, modestum	moderate, restrained, well-behaved, modest	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
modicus	modica, modicum	moderate, ordinary	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
modo		just now, only	adverb		2. OCR AS
modus	modi, m.	manner, way, kind	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
moenia	moeniumpl, n.	city walls, city	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
moles	molis, f.	mass, massive structure; effort	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
molestia	molestiae, f.	trouble, annoyance, worry	noun	1st declension	Extra
molestus	molesta, molestum	troublesome, annoying, burdensome	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
molior	moliri, molitus sum	to exert oneself, to make an effort	verb deponent	4th conjugation	Extra
mollis	molle	soft, flexible, calm, gentle, sensitive	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
moneo	monere, monui, monitum	warn, advise, teach	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
mons	montis , m.	mountain	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
monstro	monstrare, monstravi, monstratum	show, point out, indicate, instruct	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
monstrum	monstri	portent; monster	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
monumentum	monumenti	reminder, memorial, monument	noun	2nd declension	Extra
mora	morae, f.	delay	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
morbus	morbi, m.	sickness, disease	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
mordeo	mordere, momordi, morsum	to bite	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
morior	mori, mortuus sum	die	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
moror	morari, moratus sum	delay, linger	verb deponent	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
mors	mortis , f.	death	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
mortalis	mortale	mortal, human, transient	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
mortuus	mortua, mortuum	dead	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
mos	moris , m.	habit, custom, (pl) character, morals	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
motus	motus , m.	motion, impulse, commotion, rebellion	noun	4th declension	Extra
moveo	movere, movi, motum	move	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
mox		soon	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
mulier	mulieris , f.	woman	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
multitudo	multitudinis , f.	crowd, multitude	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
multus	multa, multum	much, many	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
mundus	mundi, m.	the world, earth, universe	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
munio	munire, munivi, munitum	fortify, defend, guard	verb	4th conjugation	2. OCR AS
munitio	munitionis, f.	fortification	noun	3rd declension	Extra
munus	muneris, n.	service, duty, present	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
murus	muri, m.	wall, rampart	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
Musa	Musae, f.	Muse ( goddess of inspiration); poetry, song	noun	1st declension	Taylor
muto	mutare, mutavi, mutatum	change, alter	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
nam		for	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
nanciscor	nancisci, nactus sum	to obtain, to find	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Extra
narro	narrare, narravi, narratus	tell, relate	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
nascor	nasci, natus sum	am born	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
natio	nationis, f.	race, nation, people, class	noun	3rd declension	Extra
natura	naturae, f.	nature	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
nauta	nautae, m.	sailor	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
navem solvo		set sail	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
navigo	navigare, navigavi, navigatum	sail	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
navis	navis , f.	ship	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
navis longa	navis longae, f.	warship	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
navis oneraria	navis onerariae, f.	merchant ship	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
navita	navitae, m.	sailor	noun	1st declension	Taylor
ne		lest, that not	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
ne (suffix)		(introduces question)	interrogative		1. OCR GCSE
ne ... quidem		not ... even	adverb		2. OCR AS
nec, neque		and not, nor, neither	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
necessarius	necessaria, necessarium	necessary, inevitable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
necesse		necessary	adjective	indeclinable	2. OCR AS
neco	necare, necavi, necatum	kill	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
nefandus	nefanda, nefandum	wrong, sinful, unspeakable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
nefarius	nefaria, nefarium	wrong, sinful, unspeakable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
nefas		wickedness, crime, wrong	noun	indeclinable	Taylor
neglego	neglegere, neglexi, neglectum	neglect, disregard	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
nego	negare, negavi, negatum	say no, deny, refuse, say that ...not	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
negotium	negotii, n.	business	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
nemo	nullius	no one, nobody	noun	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
nemus	nemoris, n.	grove, wood	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
nepos	nepotis, m.	grandson, nephew	noun	3rd declension	Extra
nequeo	nequire, nequivi, nequitum	to be unable	verb	irregular	Extra
nequiquam		in vain	adverb		Extra
nescio	nescire, nescivi, nescitum	not know	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
neuter	neutra, neutrum	neither of two	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
niger	nigra, nigrum	black, dark	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
nihil		nothing	noun	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
nimbus	nimbi, m.	cloud, storm-cloud, storm	noun	2nd declension	Extra
nimis		exceedingly, very much, excessively	adverb		Extra
nimius	nimia, nimium	very great, very much	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
nisi		unless, if not, except	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
niteo	nitere, nitui	shine	verb	2nd conjugation	Taylor
nitidus	nitida, nitidum	shining	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
nitor	niti, nisus/nixus sum	to lean/rely on, to strive	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Taylor
niveus	nivea, niveum	snowy, white	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
nix	nivis, f.	snow	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
nobilis	nobile	noble, famous	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
noceo	nocere, nocui, nocitum (+ dative)	hurt, harm	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
noctu		by night	adverb		2. OCR AS
nocturnus	nocturna, nocturnum	nocturnal, of the night	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
nolo	nolle, nolui	not want, be unwilling, refuse	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
nomen	nominis, n.	name	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
nomino	nominare, nominavi, nominatum	name, call by name	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
non		not	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
non iam		no longer	adverb		2. OCR AS
nondum		not yet	adverb		2. OCR AS
nonne?		surely?	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
nonnulli	nonnullae, nonnulla	some, several	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
nos	nostrum / nostri	we, us	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
nosco	noscere, novi, notum	know	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
noster	nostra, nostrum	our	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
notus	nota, notum	known, well-known, famous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
Notus	Noti, m.	the south wind; wind	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
novus	nova, novum	new, fresh, recent	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
nox	noctis , f.	night	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
nubes	nubis, f.	cloud	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
nubilus	nubila, nubilum	cloudy	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
nubo	nubere, nupsi, nuptum (+ dative)	marry	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
nudo	nudare, nudavi, nudatum	bare, expose, uncover	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
nudus	nuda, nudum	bare, naked, destitute, needy, unadorned	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
nullus	nulla, nullum	no, none, not any	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
num		surely...not? (direct), whether (indirect)	interrogative		1. OCR GCSE
numen	numinis, n.	divine power, divinity, god	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
numero	numerare, numeravi, numeratum	count, reckon, consider	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
numerus	numeri, m.	number	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
nummus	nummi, m.	coin, money	noun	2nd declension	Extra
numquam		never	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
nunc		now	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
nuntio	nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatum	announce, report	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
nuntius	nuntii, m.	messenger, message, news	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
nuper		recently	adverb		Extra
nusquam		nowhere	adverb		Extra
nympha	nymphae, f.	nymph; young woman, bride	noun	1st declension	Taylor
ob	(+ accusative)	because of, on account of	preposition		2. OCR AS
obeo	obire, obivi, obitum	to meet, to go to meet, to die, to perish	verb	irregular	Extra
obicio	obicere, obieci, obiectum	throw, cast in one's way	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
obliviscor	oblivisci, oblitus sum	forget	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
obruo	obruere, obrui, obrutum	overwhelm, destroy	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
obscurus	obscura, obscurum	dark, glooomy, covered	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
obses	obsidis, m./f.	hostage	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
obsideo	obsidere, obsedi, obsessum	besiege, blockade	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
obstruo	obstruere, obstruxi, obstructum	block up	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
obstupesco	obstupescere, obstipui	be amazed, be dumbstruck	verb	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
obtineo	obtinere, obtinui, obtentum	to obtain, to hold, to possess	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
obviam eo	ire, i(v)i (+ dative)	meet, go to meet, oppose, resist	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
obvius	obvia, obvium	in the way, meeting, accessible	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
occasio	occasionis , f.	opportunity, occasion	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
occido	occidere, occidi, occisum	kill	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
occulto	occultare, occultavi, occultatum	hide, conceal	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
occultus	occulta, occultum	hidden, concealed, secret	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
occupo	occupare, occupavi, occupatum	seize, take possession of, occupy	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
occurro	occurrere, occuri, occursum	hasten to, meet, occur	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
oculus	oculi, m.	eye	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
odi	odisse (perfect with present meaning)	hate	verb	irregular	2. OCR AS
odio est	(+ dative)	be hated by	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
odiosus	odiosa, odiosum	hateful, odious, annoying	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
odium	odii, n.	hatred	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
offendo	offendere, offendi, offensum	offend, strike against	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
offero	offerre, obtuli, oblatum	present, offer	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
officium	officii, n.	duty, task, function	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
olim		once, formerly, one day	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
omen	ominis, n.	omen, sign	noun	3rd declension	Extra
omitto	omittere, omisi, omissum	neglect, disregard, make no mention of	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
omnino		altogether, at all, entirely	adverb		2. OCR AS
omnis	omne	all, every	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
onerarius	oneraria, onerarium	for carrying freight, for carrying burdens	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
onerosus	onerosa, onerosum	burdensome, heavy, oppressive	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
onus	oneris, n.	burden, load	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
opera	operae, f.	work, effort, attention, trouble	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
operam do		I take pains, give attention (to)	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
opereo	operire, operivi, operitum	to cover, to conceal, to overwhelm	verb	irregular	Extra
opes	opum, f.	resources, wealth	noun	3rd declension	Extra
opinio	opinionis, f.	opinion, conjecture	noun	3rd declension	Extra
opinor	opinari, opinatus sum	suppose, imagine, conjecture	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
oportet	oportere, oportuit	be necessary, ought, must	verb	impersonal	2. OCR AS
oppidum	oppidi, n.	town	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
opportunus	opportuna, opportunum	convenient, suitable, advantageous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
opprimo	opprimere, oppressi, oppressum	overwhelm, crush, weigh down	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
oppugno	oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatum	attack	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
ops	opis , f.	help; (pl) resources, riches	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
optimus	optima, optimum	best, excellent, very good	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
opto	optare, optavi, optatum	choose; wish, desire	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
opus	operis, n.	work, toil, construction	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
opus est	esse, fuit (+ ablative)	there is need (of)	verb	impersonal	2. OCR AS
ora	orae, f.	coast	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
oratio	orationis , f.	speech	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
orator	oratoris, m.	speaker, orator	noun	3rd declension	Extra
orbis	orbis, m.	circle, wheel, the world	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
orbus	orba, orbum	deprived, bereft (of, + abl)	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
Orcus	Orci, m.	the (god of the) Underworld	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
ordo	ordinis , m.	rank, order, line	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
oriens	orientis, m.	east, morning	noun	3rd declension	Extra
orior	oriri, ortus sum	rise, start, originate	verb deponent	4th conjugation	2. OCR AS
ornamentum	ornamenti, n.	equipment, decoration, distinction	noun	2nd declension	Extra
orno	ornare, ornavi, ornatum	adorn, decorate, provide, equip	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
oro	orare, oravi, oratum	beg	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
os	ossis, n.	bone	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
os	oris, n.	mouth, face	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
osculum	osculi, n.	kiss	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
ostendo	ostendere, ostendi, ostentum	show, point out, indicate	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
otium	otii, n.	leisure, idleness, peace	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
ovis	ovis, f.	sheep	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
pabulor	pabulari, pabulatus sum	to forage	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
pabulum	pabuli, n.	fodder, food	noun	2nd declension	Extra
paco	pacare, pacavi, pacatum	pacify	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
pactum	pacti, n.	agreement, contract	noun	2nd declension	Extra
paene		almost, nearly	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
paenitet	paenitere, paenituit	it repents, causes regret	verb	impersonal	Extra
pagus	pagi, m.	village, country-district	noun	2nd declension	Extra
palam		openly	adverb		2. OCR AS
Pallas	Palladis, f.	Pallas Athene (goddess of wisdom)	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
palus	paludis, f.	marsh, swamp	noun	3rd declension	Extra
panis	panis, m.	bread	noun	3rd declension	Extra
par	paris	equal	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
paratus	parata, paratum	prepared	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
parco	parcere, peperci, parsum (+ dative)	spare	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
parens	parentis , m./f.	parent; (pl) relations	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
pareo	parere, parui, paritum (+ dative)	obey	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
pario	parere, peperi, partum	bear (a child), win, acquire, gain, secure	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
pariter		together, at the same time	adverb		Taylor
paro	parare, paravi, paratum	prepare, provide	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
pars	partis , f.	part, some, direction	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
partim		partly, in part	adverb		Extra
parvus	parva, parvum	small	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
passim		in all directions, far and wide, everywhere	adverb		2. OCR AS
passus	passus , m.	pace	noun	4th declension	2. OCR AS
pateo	patere, patui	to be open/visible/accessible	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
pater	patris , m.	father	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
paternus	paterna, paternum	of a father, ancestral	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
patior	pati, passus sum	suffer, endure, allow	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
patres conscripti	patrum conscriptorum, m.	senators	noun	3rd declension	Extra
patria	patriae, f.	homeland, native land	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
patrius	patria, patrium	hereditary	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
patronus	patroni, m.	defender, advocate, protector, patron	noun	2nd declension	Extra
pauci	paucae, pauca	few, a few	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
paulatim		gradually, little by little	adverb		2. OCR AS
paulisper		for a short time	adverb		2. OCR AS
paulum, paulo		a little, somewhat	adverb		2. OCR AS
pauper	pauperis	poor	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
paveo	pavere, pavi	to quake, to tremble, to be in a panic	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
pavidus	pavida, pavidum	trembling, terrified, alarmed	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
pavor	pavoris, m.	panic, terror, quaking, dismay	noun	3rd declension	Extra
pax	pacis , f.	peace	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
pectus	pectoris, n.	breast, heart	noun	2nd declension	Extra
pecunia	pecuniae, f.	money	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
pecus	pecoris, n.	herd, flock, cattle, sheep	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
pedem/me refero		retreat	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
pedes	peditis , m.	infantry	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
pelagus	pelagi, n.	sea	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
pello	pellere, pepuli, pulsum	push, drive, rout	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
Penates	Penatium, m.	household gods, home	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
pendo	pendere, pependi, pensum	hang, be suspended, depend on	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
penitus		deep within; completely	adverb		Taylor
penna	pennae, f.	feather, pl wing	noun	1st declension	Taylor
per	(+ accusative)	through, throughout, along	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
perdo	perdere, perdidi, perditum	destroy, lose	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
perennis	perenne	through the year(s), enduring	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
pereo	perire, perii, peritum	die, perish, be ruined	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
perfero	perferre, pertuli, perlatum	to endure to the end, to carry through	verb	irregular	Extra
perficio	perficere, perfeci, perfectum	bring about, complete, perfect	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
perfundo	perfundere, perfusi, perfusum	pour over, (make) wet; spread	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
pergo	pergere, perrexi, perrectum	go straight on, continue, proceed	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
periculosus	periculosa, periculosum	dangerous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
periculum	periculi, n.	danger	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
peritus	perita, peritum (+ gen or + abl)	skilled (in)	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
permaneo	permanere, permansi, permansum	to continue, to stay, to endure	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
permitto	permittere, permisi, permissum	hand over, entrust, permit, allow	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
pernicies	perniciei, f.	destruction, ruin	noun	5th declension	Extra
perpetuus	perpetua, perpetuum	perpetual, unbroken, continuous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
persequor	persequi, persecutus sum	to follow through, to pursue to prosecute	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Extra
perspicio	perspicere, perspexi, perspectum	look closely at, examine, see through	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
persuadeo	persuadere, persuasi, persuasum (+ dative)	persuade, convince	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
perterritus	perterrita, perterritum	very frightened, terrified	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
pertimesco	pertimescere, pertimui	become very frightened	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
pertineo	pertinere, pertinui	to arrive at, reach	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
perturbo	perturbare, perturbavi, perturbatum	throw inconfusion	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
pervenio	pervenire, perveni, perventum	reach, arrive	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
pes	pedis , m.	foot	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
pessimus	pessima, pessimum	worst, very bad	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
pestis	pestis, f.	destruction, ruin, plague, sickness	noun	3rd declension	Extra
petitio	petitionis, f.	request, candidature, attack	noun	3rd declension	Extra
peto	petere, petivi, petitum	seek, ask for, make for, attack	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
philosophus	philosophi, m.	philosopher	noun	2nd declension	Extra
Phoebus	Phoebi, m.	Phoebus ( title of Apollo)	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
pietas	pietatis, f.	piety, dutiful conduct	noun	3rd declension	Extra
piger	pigra, pigrum	unwilling, lingering, sluggish	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
pilum	pili, n.	javelin	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
pingo	pingere, pinxi, pictum	paint, colour; embroider	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
pinus	pinus, f.	pine- tree; ship	noun	4th declension	Taylor
piscis	piscis, m.	fish	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
pius	pia, pium	pious, dutiful, righteous, holy	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
placet	placere, placuit (+ dative)	it pleases, suits, it is resolved	verb	impersonal	2. OCR AS
placidus	placida, placidum	calm, tranquil, gentle	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
placo	placare, placavi, placatum	calm, appease	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
plango	plangere, planxi, planctum	strike, beat the breast, mourn	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
planus	plana, planum	level, flat / plain, clear	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
plebs	plebis , f.	the people, common people	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
plenus	plena, plenum	full, filled	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
plerique	pleraeque, pleraque	most, the majority	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
pluit	pluere, pluvit	it rains	verb	impersonal	Extra
pluma	plumae, f.	feather	noun	1st declension	Taylor
plurimus	plurima, plurimum	most, very many	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
poculum	poculi, n.	cup, goblet	noun	2nd declension	Extra
poena	poenae, f.	punishment, penalty	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
poenas do		pay the penalty, am punished	verb	phrase	1. OCR GCSE
polliceor	polliceri, pollicitus sum	promise	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
polus	poli, m.	pole; sky, heaven	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
pondus	ponderis, n.	weight	noun	3rd declension	Extra
pono	ponere, posui, positum	put, place, set up (camp)	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
pons	pontis , m.	bridge	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
pontifex	pontificis, m.	high-priest	noun	3rd declension	Extra
pontus	ponti, m.	sea	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
populor	populari, populatus sum	lay waste, devastate, destroy	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
populus	populi, m.	people, nation	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
porro		moreover, next	adverb		Extra
porta	portae, f.	gate	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
porticus	porticus, f.	colonnade, portico	noun	4th declension	Extra
porto	portare, portavi, portatum	carry, bear, take	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
portus	portus , m.	harbour, port	noun	4th declension	1. OCR GCSE
posco	poscere, poposci	demand, ask for	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
possideo	possidere, possedi, possessum	to possess	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
possum	posse, potui	can, be able	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
post	(+ accusative)	behind, after	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
post		afterwards, next	adverb		2. OCR AS
postea		afterwards, then	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
posterior	posterius	next, later	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
posterus	postera, posterum	following, next	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
postquam		after, when	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
postremus	postrema, postremum	last	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
postridie		on the next day	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
postulo	postulare, postulavi, postulatum	demand, ask	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
potens	potentis	powerful, capable	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
potentia	potentiae, f.	force, power, strength	noun	1st declension	Extra
potestas	potestatis , f.	power, authority, opportunity	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
potior	potiri, potitus sum (+ genitive or ablative)	seize, get possession of	verb deponent	4th conjugation	2. OCR AS
potissimum		especially	adverb		Extra
potius		rather, more	adverb		2. OCR AS
praebeo	praebere, praebui, praebitum	provide, give, show, offer	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
praeceps	praecipitis	headlong, steep, precipitous	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
praeceptum	praecepti, n.	rule, maxim, injunction	noun	2nd declension	Extra
praecipio	praecipere, praecepi, praeceptum	direct, teach, anticipate, seize beforehand	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
praecipito	praecipitare, praecipitavi, praecipitatum	throw headlong, fall headlong	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
praecipuus	praecipua, praecipuum	extraordinary, distinguished	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
praeclarus	praeclara, praeclarum	splendid, distinguished	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
praeda	praedae, f.	booty, plunder	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
praedico	praedicere, praedixi, praedictum	proclaim, declare, commend	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
praefectus	praefecti, m.	commander, officer, prefect	noun	2nd declension	Extra
praeficio	praeficere, praefeci, praefectum	put in charge (of)	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
praemium	praemii, n.	prize, reward	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
praesens	praesentis	present, at hand	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
praesertim		especially	adverb		Extra
praesidium	praesidii, n.	protection, garrison, fortification	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
praestans	praestantis	eminent, surpassing, extraordinary	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
praesto	praestare, praestiti, praestitum	stand out, be superior	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
praesum	praeesse, praefui (+ dative)	be in charge of	verb	irregular	2. OCR AS
praeter	(+ accusative)	beyond, except, besides	preposition		2. OCR AS
praeterea		besides, moreover, in addition	adverb		2. OCR AS
praetor	praetoris , m.	praetor (acted as judge or governor)	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
praetura	praeturae, f.	praetorship	noun	1st declension	Extra
pratum	prati, n.	meadow	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
preces	precum, f.	prayers (pl or sg in dat/abl only)	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
precor	precari, precatus sum	pray, pray to, beg	verb deponent	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
premo	premere, pressi, pressum	press, crush	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
pretium	pretii, n.	price, value	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
primus	prima, primum	first, chief	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
princeps	principis , m.	emperor, chief, chieftain	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
principatus	principatus , m.	first place, chief place, post of commander in chief, reign (of emperor), rule	noun	4th declension	Extra
principia	principiorum, n.	headquarters	noun	2nd declension	Extra
principium	principii, n.	beginning, origin	noun	2nd declension	Extra
prior	prioris	previous, former	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
priscus	prisca, priscum	old, former, ancient	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
prius		before, previously	adverb		2. OCR AS
priusquam		before, until	conjunction		2. OCR AS
privatim		privately, at home	adverb		Extra
privatus	privata, privatum	private, personal	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
pro	(+ ablative)	in front of, for, on behalf of, in return for	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
probo	probare, probavi, probatum	test, recommend	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
probrum	probri, n.	abuse, invective, shameful action	noun	2nd declension	Extra
probus	proba, probum	proper, excellent, virtuous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
procedo	procedere, processi, processum	advance, proceed	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
procul		far away, distant	adverb		2. OCR AS
prodo	prodere, prodidi, proditum	betray, surrender	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
proelium	proelii, n.	battle	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
proficiscor	proficisci, profectus sum	set out, depart	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
profiteor	profiteri, professus sum	to declare, to acknowledge	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	Extra
progredior	progredi, progressus sum	advance, proceed	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
prohibeo	prohibere, prohibui, prohibitum	to keep off, to prevent, to restrain	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
proles	prolis, f.	offspring, child, descendant	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
promitto	promittere, promisi, promissum	promise	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
promo	promere, prompsi, promptum	bring forth, disclose	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
promptus	prompta, promptum	ready, prompt, resolute	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
prope	(+ accusative)	near	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
propero	properare, properavi, properatum	hurry, hasten, be quick	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
propinquus	propinqua, propinquum	near, neighbouring	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
propono	proponere, proposui, propositum	set forth, display, expose	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
proprius	propria, proprium	one’s own, personal	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
propter	(+ accusative)	on account of, because of	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
prora	prorae, f.	prow, ship	noun	1st declension	Taylor
prosperus	prospera, prosperum	favourable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
prospicio	prospicere, prospexi, prospectum	look forwards, look out for	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
prosum	prodesse, profui	am useful, do good (+ dat)	verb	irregular	Extra
protinus		immediately	adverb		Taylor
provideo	providere, provisi, provisum	foresee	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
provincia	provinciae, f.	province	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
proximus	proxima, proximum	nearest, next, last	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
prudens	prudentis	sensible, prudent, experienced	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
prudentia	prudentiae, f.	good sense, sound judgement, knowledge	noun	1st declension	Extra
publicus	publica, publicum	public, common	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
pudet	pudere, puduit	it shames, causes shame	verb	impersonal	Extra
pudor	pudoris , m.	shame, modesty, honour, disgrace	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
puella	puellae, f.	girl	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
puer	pueri, m.	boy	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
pugna	pugnae, f.	fight, battle	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
pugno	pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum	fight	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
pulcher	pulchra, pulchrum	beautiful, handsome	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
pulvis	pulveris, m.	dust	noun	3rd declension	Extra
punio	punire, punivi, punitum	punish	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
puppis	puppis, f.	stern, ship	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
purpureus	purpurea, purpureum	purple; radiant, glowing	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
purus	pura, purum	clean, clear, pure	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
puto	putare, putavi, putatum	think, consider, reckon	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
quaero	quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum	search for, ask for, ask, inquire	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
quaestor	quastoris, m.	quaestor, financial officer	noun	3rd declension	Extra
qualis?	quale	what sort of?	interrogative	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
quam		how, than, as; (+ superlative) as ... as possible	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
quamquam		although	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
quando?		when?	interrogative		1. OCR GCSE
quantus?	quanta, quantum	how big? how much?	interrogative	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
quasi		as if, just as, nearly	adverb		2. OCR AS
que (suffix)		and	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
querella	querellae, f.	complaint, lamentation	noun	1st declension	Taylor
queror	queri, questus sum	complain	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
questus	questus, m.	complaint, lamentation	noun	4th declension	Taylor
qui	quae, quod	who, which, that	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
quia		because	conjunction		2. OCR AS
quidam	quaedam, quoddam	one, a certain, some	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
quidem		indeed, in fact, however	adverb		2. OCR AS
quies	quietis , f.	rest, peace, quiet	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
quiesco	quiescere, quievi, quietum	rest, sleep	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
quietus	quieta, quietum	peaceful, calm	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
quis?	quid	who? what? any	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
quisquam	quicquam	anyone, anything	pronoun		2. OCR AS
quisque	quaeque, quidque	each, each one, every	pronoun		2. OCR AS
quisquis	quicquid	whoever, whatever	pronoun		2. OCR AS
quo?		where to?	interrogative		1. OCR GCSE
quoad		as long as, until	conjunction		2. OCR AS
quod		because, (as to) the fact that	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
quod si		but if	conjunction		2. OCR AS
quomodo?		how? in what way?	interrogative		1. OCR GCSE
quondam		formerly, some day, at times	adverb		Extra
quoniam		since	conjunction		2. OCR AS
quoque		also, too	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
quot?		how many?	interrogative		1. OCR GCSE
quotiens?		how often? as often as	interrogative		2. OCR AS
ramus	rami, m.	branch, twig	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
rapax	rapacis	grasping, greedy	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
rapidus	rapida, rapidum	impetuous, snatching, siezing	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
rapio	rapere, rapui, raptum	seize, grab, carry off, plunder	verb	5th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
rarus	rara, rarum	thin, rare, infrequent	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
ratio	rationis , f.	account, reckoning, manner, reason	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
ratis	ratis, f.	raft, boat	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
recedo	recedere, recessi, recessum	withdraw, retreat, retire	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
recens	recentis	recent, fresh	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
recipio	recipere, recepi, receptum	regain, receive, welcome	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
recito	recitare, recitavi, recitatum	recite, read aloud	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
rectus	recta, rectum	straight, direct, right, proper	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
recupero	recuperare, recuperavi, recuperatum	recover, regain	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
recuso	recusare, recusavi, recusatum	refuse	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
reddo	reddere, reddidi, redditum	give back, restore, hand over, make	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
redeo	redire, redii, reditum	return, go back, come back	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
reditus	reditus , m.	return	noun	4th declension	Extra
refero	referre, rettuli, relatum	bring back, report, refer	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
reficio	reficere, refeci, refectum	repair, restore, refresh	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
regina	reginae, f.	queen	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
regio	regionis, f.	region, district	noun	3rd declension	Extra
regius	regia, regium	royal	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
regnum	regni, n.	kingdom, reign, rule	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
rego	regere, rexi, rectum	rule, direct	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
regredior	regredi, regressus sum	go back, return	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
reicio	reicere, reieci, reiectum	fling back, fling off, reject	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
religio	religionis, f.	religious awe, sanctity, ritual	noun	3rd declension	Extra
religiosus	religiosa, religiosum	pious, scrupulous, conscientous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
relinquo	relinquere, reliqui, relictum	leave, leave behind, abandon	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
reliquus	reliqua, reliquum	the rest of, the other	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
remigium	remigii, n.	rowing, oarage, crew	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
removeo	removere, removi, remotum	to move back, to withdraw	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
remus	remi, m.	oar	noun	2nd declension	Extra
renovo	renovare, renovavi, renovatum	renew, restore, repair	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
reor	reri, ratus sum	to think, to reckon	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	Extra
repente		suddenly	adverb		2. OCR AS
repentinus	repentina, repentinum	sudden, unexpected, hasty	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
reperio	reperire, repperi, repertum	to find, to ascertain	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
repeto	repetere, repetivi, repetitum	make for again, seek again	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
reprehendo	reprehendere, reprehendi, reprehensum	catch hold of, reprehend	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
repudio	repudiare, repudiavi, repudiatum	reject, repudiate, refuse, scorn	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
requies	requietis, f.	rest, relaxation	noun	3rd declension	Extra
requiro	requirere, requisivi, requisitum	seek, inquire after, require	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
res	rei, f.	thing, affair, matter, business	noun	5th declension	1. OCR GCSE
res familiaris	rei familiaris, f.	property, possessions	noun	5th declension f.	Extra
res publica	rei publicae, f.	state, republic	noun	5th declension	2. OCR AS
reservo	reservare, reservavi, reservatum	reserve, keep back	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
resisto	resistere, restiti (+ dative)	resist, oppose, come to a halt	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
respicio	respicere, respeci, respectum	look back at, be mindful of	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
respondeo	respondere, respondi, responsum	answer, reply	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
responsum	responsi, n.	answer, reply	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
restituo	restituere, restitui, restitutum	restore	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
resto	restare, restiti	stand firm; remain, be left	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
retineo	retinere, retinui, retentum	hold back, restrain, keep	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
reus	rei, m.	defendant	noun	2nd declension	Extra
rex	regis , m.	king	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
rideo	ridere, risi, risum	to laugh, smile	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
ripa	ripae, f.	bank	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
rivus	rivi, m.	stream	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
robur	roboris, n.	oak; strength, man-power	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
rogatio	rogationis, f.	proposed law	noun	3rd declension	Extra
rogo	rogare, rogavi, rogatum	ask, ask for	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
ros	roris, m.	dew, moisture	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
rosa	rosae, f.	rose	noun	1st declension	Taylor
rota	rotae, f.	wheel	noun	1st declension	Extra
rubeo	rubere, rubui	am red	verb	2nd conjugation	Taylor
ruber	rubra, rubrum	red	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
rudis	rude	coarse, unpolished, unskilled	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
ruina	ruinae, f.	ruin, destruction	noun	1st declension	Extra
rumor	rumoris, m.	rumour, general opinion	noun	3rd declension	Extra
rumpo	rumpere, rupi, ruptum	break, burst, break through	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
ruo	ruere, rui, rutum	rush, fall down	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
rupes	rupis, f.	rock	noun	3rd declension	Extra
rursus		back, again	adverb		2. OCR AS
rus	ruris, n.	country, countryside	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
rusticus	rustica, rusticum	of the country, rural, rustic	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
sacer	sacra, sacrum	sacred, holy, consecrated	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
sacerdos	sacerdotis, m./f.	priest, priestess	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
sacrum	sacri, n.	religious rite, ceremony (oft pl)	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
saeculum	saeculi, n.	generation, age	noun	2nd declension	Extra
saepe		often	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
saevio	saevire, saevii, saevitum	to be fierce, to be angry	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
saevus	saeva, saevum	savage, cruel	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
sagitta	saggitae, f.	arrow	noun	1st declension	Extra
salto	saltare, saltavi, saltatum	dance	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
saltus	saltus, m.	leap, pasture-land	noun	4th declension	Extra
salus	salutis , f.	health, safety, greeting	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
saluto	salutare, salutavi, salutatum	greet, salute	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
salvus	salva, salvum	safe	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
sanctus	sancta, sanctum	holy, sacred, virtuous	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
sane		certainly, truly	adverb		Extra
sanguineus	sanguinea, sanguineum	bloody, of blood, blood-red	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
sanguis	sanguinis , m.	blood	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
sano	sanare, sanavi, sanatum	heal, cure	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
sanus	sana, sanum	healthy, whole, sane	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
sapiens	sapientis	wise, sensible	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
sapientia	sapientiae, f.	wisdom, good sense	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
satietas	satietatis, f.	sufficiency, abundance	noun	3rd declension	Extra
satis		enough	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
satisfacio	satisfacere, satisfeci, satisfactum	satisfy	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
saucius	saucia, saucium	wounded	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
saxum	saxi, n.	rock	noun	2nd declension	Extra
sceleratus	scelerata, sceleratum	wicked, criminal	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
scelus	sceleris, n.	crime, wickedness	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
scientia	scientiae, f.	knowledge, skill, expertise	noun	1st declension	Extra
scio	scire, scivi, scitum	know	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
scribo	scribere, scripsi, scriptum	write	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
scutum	scuti, n.	shield	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
se	sui	himself, herself, itself, themselves	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
seco	secare, secui, sectum	cut	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
secundus	secunda, secundum	following, next, second, favourable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
securus	secura, securum	untroubled, free from care, secure	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
sed		but	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
sedes	sedis , f.	seat, temple, home	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
sedulus	sedula, sedulum	busy, attentive	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
seges	segetis, f.	corn, crop	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
segnis	segne	sluggish, inactive, lingering, slow	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
semel		once	adverb		2. OCR AS
semper		always	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
senator	senatoris , m.	senator	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
senatus	senatus , m.	senate	noun	4th declension	2. OCR AS
senectus	senectutis, f.	old age	noun	3rd declension	Extra
senex	senis , m.	old man	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
senilis	senilis	aged, of old age, of an old man	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
senior	senioris	elder	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
sensus	sensus , m.	sensation, feeling, understanding, judgement, meaning	noun	4th declension	Extra
sententia	sententiae, f.	opinion, judgement, sentence	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
sentio	sentire, sensi, sensum	feel, notice, hear, judge	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
sequor	sequi, secutus sum	follow, pursue, attend	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
serenus	serena, serenum	clear, bright; calm	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
sermo	sermonis, m.	speech, conversation, discussion	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
sero		late	adverb		Extra
servio	servire, servii, servitum (+ dative)	serve	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
servitus	servitutis, f.	slavery	noun	3rd declension	Extra
servo	servare, servavi, servatum	save, protect, keep	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
servus	servi, m.	slave	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
severus	severa, severum	serious, strict, severe, grim	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
si		if	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
sic		thus, in this way	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
siccus	sicca, siccum	dry	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
sicut		just as, like, as, as if	adverb		2. OCR AS
sidus	sideris, n.	star, constellation	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
signa inferre		attack, charge	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
significo	significare, significavi, significatum	indicate, mean, signify	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
signum	signi, n.	sign, signal, standard	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
silentium	silentii, n.	silence	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
sileo	silere, silui	am silent, am still	verb	2nd conjugation	Taylor
silva	silvae, f.	wood, forest	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
similis	simile	similar, like	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
simul		at the same time, together	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
simulac, simulatque		as soon as	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
simulacrum	simulacri, n.	image, shade, ghost	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
simulo	simulare, simulavi, simulatum	pretend, imitate	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
sine	(+ ablative)	without	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
singularis	singulare	alone, single	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
singuli	singulae, singula	one each, individual	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
sinister	sinistra, sinistrum	left, on the left, unfavourable	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
sinistra	sinistrae, f.	left hand, left side	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
sino	sinere, sivi, situm	allow, permit	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
sinus	sinus, m.	lap, fold, curve, bay	noun	4th declension	Taylor
sive, seu		or if, whether	conjunction		2. OCR AS
societas	societatis, f.	alliance	noun	3rd declension	Extra
socius	socii, m.	ally, comrade, companion	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
sodalis	soldalis, m.	comrade	noun	3rd declension	Extra
sol	solis , m.	sun, sunlight	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
soleo	solere, solitus sum	am accustomed	verb	semi-deponent	1. OCR GCSE
sollicito	sollicitare, sollicitavi, sollicitatum	rouse, excite, disturb	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
sollicitudo	sollicitudinis, f.	anxiety, disquiet	noun	3rd declension	Extra
sollicitus	sollicita, sollicitum	worried, anxious	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
solum	soli, n.	ground, floor, soil	noun	2nd declension	Extra
solum		only	adverb		2. OCR AS
solus	sola, solum	alone, only, lonely, single	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
solvo	solvere, solvi, solutum	loose, pay	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
somnium	somnii, n.	dream	noun	2nd declension	Extra
somnus	somni, m.	sleep	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
sonitus	sonitus , m.	sound, noise, din	noun	4th declension	Extra
sono	sonare, sonavi, sonatum	make a noise, resound	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
sonus	soni, m.	noise, sound	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
sopor	soporis, m.	sleep, stupor	noun	3rd declension	Extra
sordidus	sordida, sordidum	dirty, shabby, base, vile	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
soror	sororis , f.	sister	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
sors	sortis, f.	lot, share, fortune	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
spargo	spargere, sparsi, sparsum	scatter, sprinkle	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
spatium	spatii, n.	interval, space, distance	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
species	speciei, f.	sight, appearance, likeness, idea	noun	5th declension	Extra
spectaculum	spectaculi, n.	show, sight, spectacle	noun	2nd declension	Extra
specto	spectare, spectavi, spectatum	look at, watch	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
sperno	spernere, sprevi, spretum	despise, reject, scorn	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
spero	sperare, speravi, speratum	hope, expect	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
spes	spei, f.	hope	noun	5th declension	1. OCR GCSE
spiritus	spiritus , m.	spirit, life, inspiration, breath	noun	4th declension	Extra
spiro	spirare, spiravi, spiratum	breathe, blow, be alive	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
spolio	spoliare, spoliavi, spoliatum	rob, pillage, plunder	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
spolium	spolii, n.	booty, spoil(s)	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
statim		at once, immediately	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
statio	stationis, f.	post, station	noun	3rd declension	Extra
statua	statuae, f.	statue, image	noun	1st declension	Extra
statuo	statuere, statui, statutum	fix, determine, decide, arrange	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
status	status , m.	position, situation	noun	4th declension	Extra
stella	stellae, f.	star	noun	1st declension	Taylor
sterno	sternere, stravi, stratum	spread, scatter	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
stipendium	stipendii, n.	pay, tax, military service	noun	2nd declension	Extra
sto	stare, steti, statum	stand, stand firm	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
strepitus	strepitus , m.	din, clatter, crash	noun	4th declension	Extra
studeo	studere, studui, studitum (+ dative)	to be eager, to apply oneself, to study, to be devoted to	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
studiosus	studiosa, studiosum	keen, eager, devoted, enthusiastic, studious	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
studium	studii, n.	eagerness, study, devotion	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
stultitia	stultitiae, f.	foolishness, folly	noun	1st declension	Extra
stultus	stulta, stultum	stupid, foolish	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
stupeo	stupere, stupui	am amazed, am dumbstruck	verb	2nd conjugation	Taylor
stuprum	stupri, n.	disgrace, dishonour	noun	2nd declension	Extra
suavis	suave	sweet, pleasant	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
sub	(+ ablative or accusative)	under, beneath; up to	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
subeo	subire, subii, subitum	go under, approach; come to mind	verb	irregular	Taylor
subigo	subigere, subegi, subactum	tame, conquer, subjugate, force	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
subito		suddenly	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
subsidium	subsidii, n.	support, aid	noun	2nd declension	Extra
succedo	succedere, successi, successum	come after, follow in succession, approach	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
succurro	succurrere, sucurri, sucursum	help	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
suffero	sufferre, sustuli, sublatum	to bear up, to support	verb	irregular	Extra
sum	esse, fui	be	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
summus	summa, summum	highest, greatest, top (of)	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
sumo	sumere, sumpsi, sumptum	take, take up	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
sumptus	sumptus , m.	expense, cost	noun	4th declension	Extra
superbia	superbiae, f.	arrogance	noun	1st declension	Extra
superbus	superba, superbum	arrogant, overbearing, haughty	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
superi	superorum, m.	the gods, the heavenly ones	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
superior	superius	higher, former, older, greater, superior	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
supero	superare, superavi, superatum	overcome, overpower	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
superstes	superstitis	surviving	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
supersum	superesse, superfui (+ dative)	be left, remain, survive	verb	irregular	2. OCR AS
superus	supera, superum	upper, higher	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
supplex	supplicis	suppliant, in humble entreaty	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
supplicium	supplicii, n.	punishment	noun	2nd declension	Extra
supplico	supplicare, supplicavi, supplicatum	entreat, beg humbly	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
supra	(+ accusative)	above, beyond	preposition		Extra
supremus	suprema, supremum	highest, latest, final	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
surgo	surgere, surrexi, surrectum	get up, stand up, rise	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
suscipio	suscipere, suscepi, susceptum	take up, undertake, begin, bear	verb	5th conjugation	2. OCR AS
suspicio	suspicere, suspexi, suspectum	suspect, mistrust, look up at	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
suspicio	suspicionis, f.	suspicion, mistrust	noun	3rd declension	Extra
suspicor	suspicari, suspicatus sum	mistrust, suspect	verb deponent	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
sustineo	sustinere, sustinui, sustentum	to hold up, to support, to sustain	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
suus	sua, suum	his (own), her (own), its (own), their (own)	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
taberna	tabernae, f.	shop, inn	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
tabula	tabulae, f.	writing-tablet, account-book, painting, picture	noun	1st declension	Extra
tacitus	tacita, tacitum	quiet, silent, in silence	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
taedium	taedii, n.	weariness, boredom	noun	2nd declension	Extra
talis	tale	such	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
tam		so	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
tamen		however, nevertheless, yet	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
tamquam		just as, just as if	adverb		Extra
tandem		at last, finally	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
tango	tangere, tetigi, tactum	touch	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
tantum		only	adverb		2. OCR AS
tantus	tanta, tantum	so great, such a great, so much	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
tardus	tarda, tardum	slow, sluggish, deliberate	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
taurus	tauri, m.	bull	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
tectum	tecti, n.	roof, house	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
tego	tegere, texi, tectum	cover, protect, hide	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
tellus	telluris, f.	earth, land	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
telum	teli, n.	weapon, javelin, missile	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
temere		rashly, heedlessly, at random	adverb		Extra
temperantia	temperantiae, f.	moderation, self-control	noun	1st declension	Extra
tempero	temperare, temperavi, temperatum	govern, regulate, show restraint	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
tempestas	tempestatis , f.	weather, storm, time	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
templum	templi, n.	temple	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
tempto	temptare, temptavi, temptatus	try, test, make an attempt upon	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
tempus	temporis, n.	time	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
tendo	tendere, tetendi, tensum	stretch, hold out, strain, aim for	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
tenebrae	tenebrarum, f.	darkness, night	noun	1st declension	Taylor
teneo	tenere, tenui, tentum	hold, keep, maintain	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
tener	tenera, tenerum	soft, delicate, tender	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
tento	tentare, tenatavi, tentatum	try, test, assail	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
tenuis	tenue	thin, fine, slight	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
tepeo	tepere, tepui	be warm; feel love	verb	2nd conjugation	Taylor
tepidus	tepida, tepidum	warm	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
ter		three times	adverb		Taylor
terga verto		retreat	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
tergum	tergi, n.	back, rear	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
terra	terrae, f.	ground, land, earth	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
terreo	terrere, terrui, territum	frighten	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
terror	terroris , m.	terror, panic	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
testimonium	testimonii, n.	evidence, testimony, witness	noun	2nd declension	Extra
testis	testis, m./f.	witness	noun	3rd declension	Extra
theatrum	theatri, n.	theatre	noun	2nd declension	Extra
timeo	timere, timui	fear, be afraid	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
timidus	timida, timidum	fearful	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
timor	timoris , m.	fear, anxiety	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
tolero	tolerare, toleravi, toleratum	bear, put up with, endure	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
tollo	tollere, sustuli, sublatum	raise, lift up, remove, destroy	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
tormentum	tormenti, n.	torture	noun	2nd declension	Extra
torus	tori, m.	couch, bed, marriage- bed	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
tot		so many	adjective	indeclinable	1. OCR GCSE
totiens		so often	adverb		Extra
totus	tota, totum	the whole, entire, all	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
tracto	tractare, tractavi, tractatum	handle, treat, manage	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
trado	tradere, tradidi, traditum	hand over, entrust, hand down, surrender	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
traduco	traducere, traduxi, traductum	lead across, transfer	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
traho	trahere, traxi, tractum	pull, drag, draw	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
trans	(+ accusative)	across, over	preposition		1. OCR GCSE
transitus	transitus , m.	crossing over, passage	noun	4th declension	Extra
tremo	tremere, tremui, tremitum	shake, tremble (at)	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
trepido	trepidare, trepidavi, trepidatum	tremble	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
trepidus	trepida, trepidum	anxious	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
tribunus	tribuni, m.	tribune, officer	noun	2nd declension	Extra
tribuo	tribuere, tribui, tributum	assign, classify, allot, grant	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
tribus	tribus, f.	tribe	noun	4th declension	Extra
tristis	triste	sad, gloomy, grim	adjective	3rd pattern	1. OCR GCSE
triumphus	triumphi, m.	triumph	noun	2nd declension	Extra
Troia	Troiae, f.	Troy	noun	1st declension	Taylor
Troianus	Troiana, Troianum	Trojan	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
trucido	trucidare, trucidavi, trucidatum	massacre	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
tu	tui	you (singular)	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
tueor	tueri, tuitus sum	to gaze at, to watch, to watch over, to protect	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	Extra
tum		then, next	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
tumultus	tumultus , m.	uproar, disturbance, civil war	noun	4th declension	2. OCR AS
turba	turbae, f.	crowd, mob, disturbance, multitude	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
turbo	turbare, turbavi, turbatum	throw indisorder, disturb, confuse	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
turpis	turpe	ugly, shameful, disgraceful	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
turris	turris, f.	tower	noun	3rd declension	Extra
tutus	tuta, tutum	safe	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
tuus	tua, tuum	your (singular)	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
ubi		where?	interrogative		1. OCR GCSE
ubi		where, when	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
ubique		everywhere	adverb		2. OCR AS
ulciscor	ulcisci, ultus sum	to punish, to take vengeance on, to avenge	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	Extra
ullus	ulla, ullum	any	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
ulterior	ulterius	farther away, more distant, further	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
ultimus	ultima, ultimum	furthest, last, utmost	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	2. OCR AS
ultra		beyond, farther, besides	adverb		Extra
ultro		of one’s own accord	adverb		Extra
umbra	umbrae, f.	shadow, shade, ghost	noun	1st declension	Extra
umbrosus	umbrosa, umbrosum	shady	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
umerus	umeri, m.	shoulder	noun	2nd declension	Extra
umidus	umida, umidum	damp, moist, wet	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
umquam		ever	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
una		together	adverb		2. OCR AS
unda	undae, f.	wave	noun	1st declension	2. OCR AS
unde		from where?, whence?	interrogative		1. OCR GCSE
undique		from all sides, on all sides	adverb		2. OCR AS
universus	universa, universum	all, the whole of	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
urbanus	urbana, urbanum	of the city, elegant, courteous,city-dweller	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
urbs	urbis , f.	city, town, Rome	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
urgeo	urgere, ursi	to press on, to push forward, to crowd	verb	2nd conjugation	Extra
uro	urere, ussi, ustum	burn	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
usque		all the way, right up to, continuously	adverb		2. OCR AS
usui est	(+ dative)	it is useful	verb	phrase	2. OCR AS
usus	usus , m.	use, experience, practice	noun	4th declension	2. OCR AS
ut	(+ subjunctive)	that, so that, to	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
ut	(+ indicative)	as, where, when, how	conjunction		1. OCR GCSE
uter?	utra, utrum	which (of two)?	pronoun		2. OCR AS
uterque	utraque, utrumque	each (of two), both	pronoun		2. OCR AS
utlilis	utile	useful	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
utor	uti, usus sum + ablative	use, enjoy	verb deponent	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
utrimque		from both sides, on both sides	adverb		Extra
utrum		whether	adverb		2. OCR AS
uvidus	uvida, uvidum	damp, moist, wet	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
uxor	uxoris , f.	wife	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
vacca	vaccae, f.	cow	noun	1st declension	Taylor
vaco	vacare, vacavi, vacatum	be empty, be free	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
vacuus	vacua, vacuum	empty	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
vado	vadere, vasi	go, rush	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
vadum	vadi, n.	shallow water, ford	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
vagor	vagari, vagatus sum	to wander, to roam	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
valde		greatly, very	adverb		Extra
valeo	valere, valui, valitum	be strong, have influence	verb	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
valetudo	valetudinis, f.	health, soundness	noun	3rd declension	Extra
validus	valida, validum	strong, powerful	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
vallis	vallis, f.	valley	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
vallum	valli, n.	rampart	noun	2nd declension	Extra
vanus	vana, vanum	empty, idle, useless	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
varietas	varietatis, f.	difference, diversity	noun	3rd declension	Extra
varius	varia, varium	diverse, different, changing	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
vas	vasis, n.	vessel, utensil, equipment	noun	2nd declension	Extra
vasto	vastare, vastavi, vastatum	lay waste	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
vastus	vasta, vastum	vast, immense, empty, desolate	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Extra
vates	vatis, m.	prophet; poet, bard	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
ve (suffix)		or	conjunction		2. OCR AS
vehementer		violently, loudly, strongly	adverb		1. OCR GCSE
veho	vehere, vexi, vectum	carry, bear, convey	verb	3rd conjugation	2. OCR AS
vel		or, either	conjunction		2. OCR AS
vela	velorum, n. pl.	sails	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
velo	velare, velavi, velatum	cover, clothe, conceal	verb	1st conjugation	Taylor
velox	velocis	swift, quick	adjective	3rd pattern	Taylor
velut		just as, like, as, as if	adverb		2. OCR AS
vendo	vendere, vendidi, venditum	sell	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
venenum	veneni, n.	poison	noun	2nd declension	Extra
veneror	venerari, veneratus sum	to revere, to worship	verb deponent	1st conjugation	Extra
venia	veniae, f.	grace, pardon, favour	noun	1st declension	Extra
venio	venire, veni, ventum	come	verb	4th conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
ventus	venti, m.	wind	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
Venus	Veneris, f.	Venus ( goddess of love); love	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
ver	veris, n.	spring (season)	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
verbum	verbi, n.	word	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
vereor	vereri, veritus sum	fear, be afraid	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	2. OCR AS
veritas	veritatis, f.	truth	noun	3rd declension	Extra
vero		indeed, in fact, however	adverb		2. OCR AS
versus	versus , m.	verse	noun	4th declension	Extra
verto	vertere, verti, versum	turn	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
verus	vera, verum	true, real	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
vesper	vesperi, m.	evening	noun	2nd declension	2. OCR AS
vesper	vesperis , m.	evening	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
vester	vestra, vestrum	your (pl)	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
vestigium	vestigii, n.	footprint, track, trace	noun	2nd declension	Extra
vestio	verstire, vestivi, vestitum	to dress, to clothe	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
vestis	vestis , f.	clothing	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
veto	vetare, vetui, vetitum	forbid, order not	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
vetus	veteris	old	adjective	3rd pattern	2. OCR AS
vexo	vexare, vexavi, vexatum	annoy	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
via	viae, f.	street, road, way, path	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
vicinus	vicina, vicinum	nearby, neighbouring	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	Taylor
victor	victoris , m.	victor, conqueror	noun	3rd declension	2. OCR AS
victoria	victoriae, f.	victory	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
victus	victus , m.	food, nourishment, way of life	noun	4th declension	Extra
vicus	vici, m.	village, street	noun	2nd declension	Extra
video	videre, vidi, visum	see	verb	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
videor	videri, visus sum	seem, appear, be seen	verb deponent	2nd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
vigilia	vigiliae, f.	watch, wakefulness	noun	1st declension	Extra
vigilo	vigilare, vigilavi, vigilatum	keep awake, watch, be viligant	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
villa	villae, f.	country-house, estate, farm	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
vincio	vincire, vinxi, vinctum	to bind, to restrain, to encircle	verb	4th conjugation	Extra
vinco	vincere, vici, victum	conquer, defeat, win, be victorious	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
vinculum	vinculi, n.	bond, fetter, chain (pl. prison)	noun	2nd declension	Extra
vindico	vindicare, vindicavi, vindicatum	punish, avenge, set free, lay claim to	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
vinea	vineae, f.	vineyard, mantlet	noun	1st declension	Extra
vinum	vini, n.	wine	noun	2nd declension	Extra
violo	violare, violavi, violatum	harm, violate	verb	1st conjugation	Extra
vir	viri, m.	man, husband	noun	2nd declension	1. OCR GCSE
vires	virium, f.	strength, force	noun	3rd declension	Extra
virgo	virginis, f.	girl, maiden	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
viridis	viride	green	adjective	3rd pattern	Extra
virtus	virtutis , f.	courage, virtue	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
vis	pl vires, f	force, violence; (pl) strength, forces	noun	irregular	2. OCR AS
viso	visere, visi, visum	visit, look at	verb	3rd conjugation	Taylor
vita	vitae, f.	life	noun	1st declension	1. OCR GCSE
vitium	vitii, n.	fault, error	noun	2nd declension	Extra
vito	vitare, vitavi, vitatum	avoid	verb	1st conjugation	2. OCR AS
vivo	vivere, vixi, victum	live, be alive, (+ ablative) live on	verb	3rd conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
vivus	viva, vivum	alive, living	adjective	2-1-2 pattern	1. OCR GCSE
vix		hardly, scarcely, with difficulty	adverb		2. OCR AS
voco	vocare, vocavi, vocatum	call, summon, invite, name	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
volo	velle, volui	want, wish, be willing, intend	verb	irregular	1. OCR GCSE
volucris	volucris, f.	bird	noun	3rd declension	Taylor
voluntas	voluntatis, f.	will, wish, choice, inclination	noun	3rd declension	Extra
voluptas	voluptatis, f.	pleasure, delight, enjoyment	noun	3rd declension	Extra
volvo	volvere, volvi, volutum	roll, turn over, revolve	verb	3rd conjugation	Extra
vos	vestrum / vestri	you (plural)	pronoun		1. OCR GCSE
votum	voti, n.	vow, promise, wish, prayer	noun	2nd declension	Taylor
vox	vocis , f.	voice, shout, word	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
vulgo		publicly, generally	adverb		Extra
vulgus	vulgi, m.	common people, multitude, throng, rabble	noun	2nd declension	Extra
vulnero	vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratum	wound, injure	verb	1st conjugation	1. OCR GCSE
vulnus	vulneris, n.	wound, injury	noun	3rd declension	1. OCR GCSE
vultus	vultus , m.	face, expression	noun	4th declension	1. OCR GCSE
Zephyrus	Zephyri, m.	the west wind	noun	2nd declension	Taylor

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