Latin GCSE Word List (OCR)


Latin GCSE Word List (OCR)

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laudoverblaudare, laudavi, laudatuspraise1st conjugation
vesterpronounvestra, vestrum your (plural), yours
spectoverbspectare, spectavi, spectatuslook at, watch1st conjugation
feminanounfeminae, f.woman1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
tuuspronountua, tuumyour (singular), yours
quot?interrogativehow many?
ascendoverbascendere, ascendi, ascensusclimb3rd conjugation
tamenadverbhowever
amornounamoris, m.love3rd declension m./f.
utconjunction(+ indicative)as, when
petoverbpetere, petivi, petitusmake for, seek, beg/ask for3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
diuadverbfor a long timeEng-Lat sentences only
feroxadjectiveferocisfierce, ferocious3rd declension pattern
discedoverbdiscedere, discessidepart, leave3rd conjugation
pugnoverbpugnare, pugnavifight1st conjugation
iuvenisnouniuvenis, m.young man3rd declension m./f.
fidelisadjectivefidelefaithful, loyal3rd declension pattern
intereaadverbmeanwhile
conficioverbconficere, confeci, confectusfinish, wear out5th/mixed conjugation
capioverbcapere, cepi, captustake, catch, capture5th/mixed conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
septemnumberseven
quantus?interrogativequanta? quantum?how big? how much?
ubi?interrogativewhere?
caputnouncapitishead3rd declension neuter
teneoverbtenere, tenui, tentushold2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
sedconjunctionbut
arsnounartis, f.art, skill3rd declension m./f.
celoverbcelare, celavi, celatushide1st conjugation
rexnounregis, m.king3rd declension m./f.
minimeadverbvery little, least, no
a, ab preposition(+ ablative) (also a prefix)from, away from, by(+ ablative)Eng-Lat sentences only
punioverbpunire, punivi, punituspunish4th conjugation
puellanounpuellae, f.girl1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
perterritusadjectiveperterrita, perterritumterrified2-1-2 pattern
offeroverbofferre, obtuli, oblatusofferirregular
ingensadjectiveingentishuge3rd declension pattern
consumoverbconsumere, consumpsi, consumptuseat3rd conjugation
audeoverbaudere, ausus sumdare2nd conjugation
clarusadjectiveclara, clarumfamous, clear2-1-2 pattern
curanouncurae, f.care, worry1st declension
posteaadverbafterwards
illepronounilIa, illudthat, he, she, it
ne (suffix)interrogative(introduces an open question)
ibiadverbthere
oroverborare, oravi, oratusbeg1st conjugation
unde?interrogativefrom where?
cogitoverbcogitare, cogitavi, cogitatusthink, consider1st conjugation
inpreposition(+ accusative) (also used as a prefix)into, onto(+ accusative)Eng-Lat sentences only
re-preposition(used as a prefix)backprefix
hodieadverbtoday
resistoverbresistere, restiti (+ dative)resist3rd conjugation
quoqueconjunctionalso, too
adpreposition(+ accusative) (also a prefix)to, towards, at(+ accusative)Eng-Lat sentences only
marenounmarissea3rd declension neuter
invenioverbinvenire, inveni, inventusfind4th conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
vitanounvitae, f.life1st declension
speroverbsperare, speravi, speratushope, expect1st conjugation
brevisadjectivebreveshort, brief3rd declension pattern
regrediorverbregredi, regressus sum (3)go back, returndeponent
neconjunction(+ subjunctive)that ... not, so that ... not, that, lest
imperiumnounimperiicommand, power, empire2nd declension neuter
manusnounmanus, f.hand, group of people4th declension
resnounrei, f.thing, matter, event5th declension
aliusadjectivealia, aliudother, another, elseother
stoverbstare, stetistand1st conjugation
nemonounneminisno one, nobodyirregular
nuntiusnounnuntiimessenger, message, news2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
gaudeoverbgaudere, gavisus sumbe pleased, rejoice2nd conjugation
deusnoundeigod2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
egopronounmeiI, me
cogoverbcogere, coegi, coactusforce, compel3rd conjugation
vivoverbvivere, vixilive, be alive3rd conjugation
consulnounconsulis, m.consul3rd declension m./f.
libenteradverbwillingly, gladly
moxadverbsoon
dumconjunctionwhile, until
deanoundeae, f.goddess1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
effugioverbeffugere, effugiescape5th/mixed conjugation
intellegoverbintellegere, intellexi, intellectusunderstand, realise3rd conjugation
scelestusadjectivescelesta, scelestumwicked2-1-2 pattern
dominanoundominae, f.mistress1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
tabernanountabernae, f.shop, inn1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
vulnusnounvulneriswound3rd declension neuter
respondeoverbrespondere, respondi, responsusreply2nd conjugation
maloverbmalle, maluipreferirregular
quo?interrogativeto where?
statimadverbat once, immediatelyEng-Lat sentences only
praemiumnounpraemiiprize, reward, profit2nd declension neuter
nullusadjectivenulla, nullumnot any, no2-1-2 pattern
introverbintrare, intravi, intratusenter1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
umquamadverbever
progrediorverbprogredi, progressus sum (3)advancedeponent
locusnounlociplace2nd declension masculine
copiaenouncopiarum, f. (plural only)forces, troops1st declension
solusadjectivesola, solumalone, lonely, only, on one's own2-1-2 pattern
imperatornounimperatoris, m.emperor, general, leader3rd declension m./f.
tresnumbertres, triathree
enimconjunctionfor
propterpreposition(+ accusative)on account of, because of(+ accusative)
postridieadverbon the next day
adeoadverbso much, so greatly
et ... etconjunctionboth ... and
occidoverboccidere, occidi, occisuskill3rd conjugation
libernounlibribook2nd declension masculine
forumnounforiforum, market place2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
legoverblegere, legi, lectusread, choose3rd conjugation
relinquoverbrelinquere, reliqui, relictusleave, leave behind3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
quando?interrogativewhen?Eng-Lat sentences only
ingrediorverbingredi, ingressus sum (3)enterdeponent
stultusadjectivestulta, stultumstupid, foolish2-1-2 pattern
tristisadjectivetristesad3rd declension pattern
redeoverbredire, rediigo back, come back, returnirregular
surgoverbsurgere, surrexiget up, stand up, rise3rd conjugation
quidampronounquaedam, quoddamone, a certain, some
custosnouncustodis, m. or f.guard3rd declension m./f.
propreposition(+ ablative)in front of, for, in return for(+ ablative)
sicadverbthus, in this way
iratusadjectiveirata, iratumangry2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
diligensadjectivediligentiscareful3rd declension pattern
equusnounequihorse2nd declension masculine
proeliumnounproeliibattle2nd declension neuter
cumpreposition(+ ablative)with(+ ablative)Eng-Lat sentences only
vulneroverbvulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratuswound, injure1st conjugation
tamadverbso
proximusadjectiveproxima, proximumnearest, next to2-1-2 pattern
periculumnounpericulidanger2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
senatornounsenatoris, m.senator3rd declension m./f.
navigoverbnavigare, navigavisail1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
deindeadverbthen
fortisadjectivefortebrave3rd declension pattern
pereoverbperire, periidie, perishirregular
doceoverbdocere, docui, doctusteach2nd conjugation
contrapreposition(+ accusative)against(+ accusative)Eng-Lat sentences only
vendoverbvendere, vendidi, venditussell3rd conjugation
propepreposition(+ accusative)near(+ accusative)
siconjunctionif
habitoverbhabitare, habitavi, habitatuslive1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
eoverbire, i(v)igoirregular
iacioverbiacere, ieci, iactus (in compounds -icio)throw5th/mixed conjugation
conorverbconari, conatus sum (1)trydeponent
quamadverb(+ superlative)as...as possible
taceoverbtacere, tacui, tacitusbe silent, be quiet2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
decemnumberten
quaeroverbquaerere, quaesivi, quaesitussearch for, look for, ask3rd conjugation
sepronounsuihimself, herself, itself, themselves
agoverbagere, egi, actusdo, act, drive3rd conjugation
festinoverbfestinare, festinavihurry1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
quipronounquae, quodwho, which
ponoverbponere, posui, positusput, place, put up3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
incendoverbincendere, incendi, incensusburn, set on fire3rd conjugation
RomanounRomae, f. (Romae: at/in Rome)Rome1st declension
pauciadjectivepaucae, paucafew, a few2-1-2 pattern
absumverbabesse, afuiam absent, am away, am distant fromirregular
noxnounnoctis, f.night3rd declension m./f.
invitoverbinvitare, invitavi, invitatusinvite1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
maritusnounmaritihusband2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
captivusnouncaptivicaptive, prisoner2nd declension masculine
inquitverbhe/she says, he/she saidirregular
possumverbposse, potuican, be ableirregularEng-Lat sentences only
bellumnounbelliwar2nd declension neuter
cognoscoverbcognoscere, cognovi, cognitusget to know, find out3rd conjugation
auferoverbauferre, abstuli, ablatustake away, carry off, stealirregular
sedeoverbsedere, sedisit2nd conjugation
quinquenumberfive
olimadverbonce, some time ago
nuncadverbnow
flumennounfluminisriver3rd declension neuter
dicoverbdicere, dixi, dictussay3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
maneoverbmanere, mansiremain, stay2nd conjugation
timeoverbtimere, timuifear, be afraid2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
superoverbsuperare, superavi, superatusovercome, overpower1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
proficiscorverbproficisci, profectus sum (3)set outdeponent
centumnumberhundred
millenumberthousand
maternounmatris, f.mother3rd declension m./f.
summusadjectivesumma, summumhighest, greatest, top (of)2-1-2 pattern
gensnoungentis, f.family, tribe, race, people3rd declension m./f.
tandemadverbat last, finallyEng-Lat sentences only
opprimoverbopprimere, oppressi, oppressuscrush, overwhelm3rd conjugation
milesnounmilitis, m.soldier3rd declension m./f.
nonnulliadjectivenonnullae, nonnullasome, several2-1-2 pattern
e, ex preposition(+ ablative) (also used as a prefix)from, out of, out(+ ablative)Eng-Lat sentences only
villanounvillae, f.house, country villa1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
depreposition(+ ablative)from, down from, about(+ ablative)
trahoverbtrahere, traxi, tractusdrag3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
laetusadjectivelaeta, laetumhappy2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
adsumverbadesse, adfuibe here, be presentirregular
iterumadverbagain
clamoverbclamare, clamavi, clamatusshout1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
scioverbscire, scivi, scitusknow4th conjugation
defendoverbdefendere, defendi, defensusdefend3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
saevusadjectivesaeva, saevumsavage, cruel2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
armanounarmorum (plural only)arms, weapons2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
vehementeradverbviolently, loudly
lacrimoverblacrimare, lacrimaviweep, cry1st conjugation
liberinounliberorum (plural only)children2nd declension masculine
clamornounclamoris, m.shout, shouting, noise3rd declension m./f.
dominusnoundominimaster2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
saepeadverboftenEng-Lat sentences only
exercitusnounexercitus, m.army4th declension
labornounlaboris, m.work3rd declension m./f.
cur?interrogativewhy?Eng-Lat sentences only
feroverbferre, tuli, latusbring, carry, bearirregular
utconjunction(+ subjunctive)that, so that, in order that
castranouncastrorum (plural only)camp2nd declension neuter
heriadverbyesterday
scriboverbscribere, scripsi, scriptuswrite3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
vinumnounviniwine2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
referoverbreferre, rettuli, relatusbring/carry back, report, tellirregular
subitoadverbsuddenlyEng-Lat sentences only
gladiusnoungladiisword2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
mittoverbmittere, misi, missussend3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
longusadjectivelonga, longumlong2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
mirorverbmirari, miratus sum (1)wonder at, admiredeponent
namconjunctionfor
quis?interrogativequid?who? what?
voxnounvocis, f.voice, shout3rd declension m./f.
moveoverbmovere, movi, motusmove2nd conjugation
nonadverbnotEng-Lat sentences only
murusnounmuriwall2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
subpreposition(+ ablative)under, beneath(+ ablative)
custodioverbcustodire, custodivi, custoditusguard4th conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
ancillanounancillae, f.slave-girl, slave-woman1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
numinterrogativewhether
moriorverbmori, mortuus sum (3)diedeponent
ostendoverbostendere, ostendi, ostentusshow3rd conjugation
narroverbnarrare, narravi, narratustell, relate1st conjugation
convenioverbconvenire, convenicome together, gather, meet4th conjugation
sumverbesse, fuibeirregularEng-Lat sentences only
que (suffix)conjunctionandEng-Lat sentences only
biboverbbibere, bibidrink3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
animusnounanimispirit, soul, mind2nd declension masculine
num...?interrogativesurely ... not?
curroverbcurrere, cucurri, cursusrun3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
faveoverbfavere, favi, fautus (+ dative)favour, support2nd conjugation
difficilisadjectivedifficiledifficult3rd declension pattern
pelloverbpellere, pepuli, pulsusdrive3rd conjugation
unusnumberuna, unumone
nonne ... ?interrogativesurely ... ?
quam?interrogativehow?
dirusadjectivedira, dirumdreadful2-1-2 pattern
suuspronounsua, suumhis, her, its, their (own)
regoverbregere, rexi, rectusrule3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
ianuanounianuae, f.door1st declension
do poenasverbpoenas dare, dediam punished, pay the penalty1st conjugation
facilisadjectivefacileeasy3rd declension pattern
etconjunctionandEng-Lat sentences only
amoverbamare, amavi, amatuslove, like1st conjugation
vianounviae, f.street, road, way1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
novusadjectivenova, novumnew2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
ipsepronounipsa, ipsumhimself, herself, itself, themselves
paroverbparare, paravi, paratusprepare1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
diesnoundiei, m.day5th declension
hostisnounhostis, m.enemy3rd declension m./f.
navisnounnavis, f.ship3rd declension m./f.
forteadverbby chance
constituoverbconstituere, constitui, constitutusdecide3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
tumadverbthen
geroverbgerere, gessi, gestuswear (clothes), wage (war)3rd conjugation
modusnounmodimanner, way, kind2nd declension masculine
parvusadjectiveparva, parvumsmall2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
paternounpatris, m.father3rd declension m./f.
puernounpueriboy2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
senexnounsenis, m.old man3rd declension m./f.
terranounterrae, f.ground, land, country1st declension
audioverbaudire, audivi, auditushear, listen to4th conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
ecce!adverblook!
tempusnountemporistime3rd declension neuter
nautanounnautae, m.sailor1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
caelumnouncaelisky, heaven2nd declension neuter
princepsnounprincipis, m.chief, emperor3rd declension m./f.
postpreposition(+ accusative)after, behind(+ accusative)
reginanounreginae, f.queen1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
inimicusnouninimicienemy2nd declension masculine
alteradjectivealtera, alterumthe other, another, the second of twoother
moneoverbmonere, monui, monituswarn, advise2nd conjugation
ducoverbducere, duxi, ductuslead, take3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
iaceoverbiacere, iacuilie2nd conjugation
malusadjectivemala, malumevil, bad2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
sentioverbsentire, sensi, sensusfeel, notice4th conjugation
duxnounducis, m.leader3rd declension m./f.
reddoverbreddere, reddidi, redditusgive back, restore3rd conjugation
donumnoundonigift, present2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
transpreposition(+ accusative) (also used as a prefix)across(+ accusative)
debeoverbdebere, debui, debitusowe, ought, should, must2nd conjugation
monsnounmontis, m.mountain3rd declension m./f.
audaxadjectiveaudacisbold, daring3rd declension pattern
parsnounpartis, f.part3rd declension m./f.
pulcheradjectivepulchra, pulchrumbeautiful, handsome2-1-2 pattern
paeneadverbalmost, nearly
duonumberduae, duotwo
agernounagrifield2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
horanounhorae, f.hour1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
ceteriadjectiveceterae, ceterathe rest, the others2-1-2 pattern
inpreposition(+ ablative) (also used as a prefix)in, on(+ ablative)Eng-Lat sentences only
validusadjectivevalida, validumstrong2-1-2 pattern
fugioverbfugere, fugirun away, flee5th/mixed conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
annusnounanniyear2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
bonusadjectivebona, bonumgood2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
pecunianounpecuniae, f.money1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
epistulanounepistulae, f.letter1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
deleoverbdelere, delevi, deletusdestroy2nd conjugation
cibusnouncibifood2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
postquamconjunctionafter, when
habeoverbhabere, habui, habitushave2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
primusadjectiveprima, primumfirst2-1-2 pattern
igiturconjunctiontherefore, and so
iubeoverbiubere, iussi, iussusorder2nd conjugation
aedificoverbaedificare, aedificavi, aedificatusbuild1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
videoverbvidere, vidi, visussee2nd conjugation
vincoverbvincere, vici, victusconquer, win, be victorious3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
anteaadverbbefore
saceradjectivesacra, sacrumsacred2-1-2 pattern
rapioverbrapere, rapui, raptusseize, grab5th/mixed conjugation
frustraadverbin vain
hicpronounhaec, hocthis, he, she, it
luxnounlucis, f.light, daylight3rd declension m./f.
fraternounfratris, m.brother3rd declension m./f.
nuntioverbnuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatusannounce1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
amicusnounamicifriend2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
iternounitinerisjourney3rd declension neuter
servusnounservislave2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
uxornounuxoris, f.wife3rd declension m./f.
urbsnounurbis, f.city, town3rd declension m./f.
laboroverblaborare, laboraviwork1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
felixadjectivefelicisfortunate, happy3rd declension pattern
sanguisnounsanguinis, m.blood3rd declension m./f.
appropinquoverbappropinquare, appropinquavi (+ dative)approach, come near to1st conjugation
alii ... aliipronounsome ... others
dormioverbdormire, dormivisleep4th conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
egrediorverbegredi, egressus sum (3)go outdeponent
quamquamconjunctionalthough
scelusnounsceleriscrime3rd declension neuter
victorianounvictoriae, f.victory1st declension
auxiliumnounauxiliihelp2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
quattuornumberfour
salutoverbsalutare, salutavi, salutatusgreet1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
semperadverbalwaysEng-Lat sentences only
filiusnounfiliison2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
nescioverbnescire, nescivinot know4th conjugation
accidoverbaccidere, accidihappen3rd conjugation
octonumbereight
facioverbfacere, feci, factusmake, do5th/mixed conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
totadjectiveso manyother
tradoverbtradere, tradidi, traditushand over3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
nisiconjunctionunless, except
ispronounea, idthis, that, he, she, it, them
videorverbvideri, visus sum (2)seem, appeardeponent
procedoverbprocedere, processiadvance, proceed3rd conjugation
rogoverbrogare, rogavi, rogatusask, ask for1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
tupronountuiyou (singular)
RomanusadjectiveRomana, RomanumRoman2-1-2 pattern
loquorverbloqui, locutus sum (3)speakdeponent
etiamadverbalso, even
descendoverbdescendere, descendi, descensusgo down, come down3rd conjugation
soleoverbsolere, solitus sumbe accustomed2nd conjugation
quodconjunctionbecause
hortorverbhortari, hortatus sum (1)encourage, urgedeponent
nomennounnominisname3rd declension neuter
gaudiumnoungaudiijoy, pleasure2nd declension neuter
accipioverbaccipere, accepi, acceptusaccept, take in, receive5th/mixed conjugation
portanounportae, f.gate1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
iamadverbnow, already
tantusadjectivetanta, tantumso great, such a great2-1-2 pattern
nec, nequeconjunctionand not, nor, neither
templumnountemplitemple2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
domusnoundomus, f. (domi = at home)home4th declension
simulac, simulatque conjunctionas soon as
qualis?interrogativequalewhat sort of?
infelixadjectiveinfelicisunlucky, unhappy3rd declension pattern
consiliumnounconsiliiplan, idea, advice2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
noloverbnolle, noluinot want, refuseirregular
omnisadjectiveomneall, every3rd declension pattern
poenanounpoenae, f.punishment1st declension
aquanounaquae, f.water1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
sexnumbersix
primoadverbat first
coepiverbcoepissebeginirregular
itaqueconjunctionand so, therefore
lentusadjectivelenta, lentumslow2-1-2 pattern
interpreposition(+ accusative)among, between(+ accusative)
sequorverbsequi, secutus sum (3)followdeponent
ac, atque conjunctionand
quam!adverbhow!
totusadjectivetota, totumwhole2-1-2 pattern
tempestasnountempestatis, f.storm3rd declension m./f.
verbumnounverbiword2nd declension neuter
cadoverbcadere, cecidi, casusfall3rd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
morsnounmortis, f.death3rd declension m./f.
rideoverbridere, risilaugh, smile2nd conjugation
vocoverbvocare, vocavi, vocatuscall1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
promittoverbpromittere, promisi, promissuspromise3rd conjugation
oppugnoverboppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatusattack1st conjugation
miseradjectivemisera, miserummiserable, wretched, sad2-1-2 pattern
paxnounpacis, f.peace3rd declension m./f.
exspectoverbexspectare, exspectavi, exspectatuswait for1st conjugation
idempronouneadem, idemthe same
cupioverbcupere, cupivi, cupituswant, desire5th/mixed conjugation
servoverbservare, servavi, servatussave, protect, keep1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
silvanounsilvae, f.wood1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
advenioverbadvenire, adveniarrive4th conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
libertusnounlibertifreedman, ex-slave2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
itaadverbin this way, to such an extent, so
interficioverbinterficere, interfeci, interfectuskill5th/mixed conjugation
crudelisadjectivecrudelecruel3rd declension pattern
gravisadjectivegraveheavy, serious3rd declension pattern
venioverbvenire, veni come4th conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
hortusnounhortigarden2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
numquamadverbnever
novemnumbernine
perpreposition(+ accusative)through, along(+ accusative)
emoverbemere, emi, emptusbuy3rd conjugation
subpreposition(+ accusative)under, beneath(+ accusative)
iranounirae, f.anger1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
altusadjectivealta, altumhigh, deep2-1-2 pattern
comesnouncomitis, m. or f.comrade, companion3rd declension m./f.
credoverbcredere, credidi, creditus (+ dative)believe, trust3rd conjugation
sinepreposition(+ ablative)without(+ ablative)
cumconjunctionwhen, since
mediusadjectivemedia, mediummiddle2-1-2 pattern
crasadverbtomorrow
celeradjectiveceleris, celerequick, fast3rd declension pattern
necoverbnecare, necavi, necatuskill1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
vertoverbvertere, verti, versusturn3rd conjugation
regnumnounregnikingdom2nd declension neuterEng-Lat sentences only
spesnounspei, f.hope5th declension
nosterpronounnostra, nostrumour
simuladverbat the same time
conspicioverbconspicere, conspexi, conspectuscatch sight of, notice5th/mixed conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
portoverbportare, portavi, portatuscarry1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
circumpreposition(+ accusative)around(+ accusative)
nospronounnostrumwe, us
maximeadverbvery greatly
terreoverbterrere, terrui, territusfrighten2nd conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
cenanouncenae, f.dinner, meal1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
ambuloverbambulare, ambulaviwalk1st conjugationEng-Lat sentences only
beneadverbwellEng-Lat sentences only
liberoverbliberare, liberavi, liberatusset free1st conjugation
vospronounvestrumyou (plural)
multusadjectivemulta, multummuch, many2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
quomodo?interrogativehow?
multoadverb(by) much
voloverbvelle, voluiwantirregular
imperoverbimperare, imperavi, imperatus + dativeorder, command1st conjugation
meuspronounmea, meummy
pesnounpedis, m.foot3rd declension m./f.
talisadjectivetalesuch3rd declension pattern
virtusnounvirtutis, f.courage, virtue3rd declension m./f.
corpusnouncorporisbody3rd declension neuter
legionounlegionis, f.legion3rd declension m./f.
quamconjunctionthan
virnounviriman2nd declension masculineEng-Lat sentences only
patrianounpatriae, f.country, homeland1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
tolloverbtollere, sustuli, sublatusraise, lift up, hold up3rd conjugation
patiorverbpati, passus sum (3)suffer, enduredeponent
civisnouncivis, m. or f.citizen3rd declension m./f.
doverbdare, dedi, datusgive1st conjugation
filianounfiliae, f.daughter1st declensionEng-Lat sentences only
nihilnounnothingirregular
turbanounturbae, f.crowd1st declension
ubiadverbwhen
insulanouninsulae, f.island, block of flats1st declension
magnusadjectivemagna, magnumbig, large, great2-1-2 patternEng-Lat sentences only
persuadeoverbpersuadere, persuasi (+ dative)persuade2nd conjugation
homonounhominis, m.man, human being3rd declension m./f.
putoverbputare, putavi, putatusthink1st conjugation