Oxford Latin Course Vocabulary List


LatinChapterEnglishType
a/ab7frompreposition
absum, abesse, afui18I am away fromverb irregular
accedit4he/she approachesverb 3
accipio, -ere9I receiveverb 5
ad3topreposition
adest4he/she is presentverb irregular
adhuc18stilladverb
advenit5he/she arrivesverb 4
aedes, aedium, fpl.21housenoun 3
aedificium, -i, n.19buildingnoun 2
aedifico, -are11I buildverb 1
ager3fieldnoun 2
ago, agere, egi19I do; I driveverb 3
aliquis, aliquid21 someone, somethingpronoun
alius5other, anotheradjective
altus, -a, -um19highadjective
ambulat1he/she walksverb 1
amicus4friendnoun 2
amo, -are12I loveverb 1
amor, amoris, m.12lovenoun 3
animus, -i, m.12mindnoun 2
annus, -i, m.18yearnoun 2
ante12beforepreposition
anxius -a -um3anxiousadjective
aperio, aperire, aperui19I openverb 4
apertus, -a, -um19openadjective
appello, appellare, appelavi20I call (by name)verb 1
aqua2waternoun 1
arbor, arboris, f. 13treenoun 3
arma, -orum, npl.11 arms, weaponsnoun 2
ascendit3he/she climbsverb 3
atrium, -i, n.21hallnoun 2
audit3he/she hearsverb 4
aura, -ae, f. 13 breeze, airnoun 1
aut ... aut12either ... orconjunction
auxilium, -i, n.15helpnoun 2
bellum gero, -ere15I wage warverb 3
bellum, -i, n.11warnoun 2
bene8welladverb
bibo, -ere9I drinkverb 3
bonus5goodadjective
cadit3he/she fallsverb 3
caelum, -i, n.10 sky, heavennoun 2
candidatus, -i, m.17candidatenoun 2
candidus, -a, -um17whiteadjective
canis, canis, c.7dognoun 3
cano, -ere 14I singverb 3
capio, capere7I takeverb 5
carmen, carminis, n. 14songnoun 3
carus, -a, -um7dearadjective
casa1house, cottagenoun 1
castra, -orum, npl.11campnoun 2
casus, casus, m.22 mishap, misfortunenoun 4
celeriter6quicklyadverb
cena1dinnernoun 1
cenat1he/she dinesverb 1
centurio, centurionis, m. 14centurionnoun 3
ceteri, ceterae, cetera6 the others, the restadjective
cibus3foodnoun 2
circum8roundpreposition
circumvenio, -ire15I surroundverb 4
civis, civis, c.15citizennoun 3
clamat5he/she shoutsverb 1
clamor, clamoris, m.10shoutnoun 3
clarus, -a, -um21 clear, bright, famousadjective
claudo, claudere, clausi19I shutverb 3
cognosco, -ere11 I get to know, learnverb 3
collis, collis, m.11hillnoun 3
colo, -ere 13 I worship, I tillverb 3
colonus3farmernoun 2
comes, comitis, c.7comradenoun 3
commotus, -a, -um12movedadjective
confectus, -a, -um19finishedadjective
conficio, conficere, confeci21I finishverb 5
conicio, -ere8I hurlverb 5
conscendo, -ere9I board (a ship)verb 3
consilium, -i, n.11plannoun 2
conspicio, conspicere, conspexi18I catch sight ofverb 5
constituo, constituere6I decideverb 3
consul, consulis, m.15consulnoun 3
contendo, -ere 14 I walk, march, hastenverb 3
contentus, -a, -um22contentadjective
continuo19immediatelyadverb
convenio, -ire9 I come together, meetverb 4
convoco, convocare7I call togetherverb 1
cotidie21every dayadverb
credo, credere, credidi17 I believe, trustverb 3
cum17whenconjunction
cum5withpreposition
cupio, cupere6 I desire, I wantverb 5
cur4why?adverb
curat4he/she cares, looks afterverb 1
currit3he/she runsverb 3
currus, currus, m.22chariotnoun 4
cursus, cursus, m.22 running, a coursenoun 4
custodio, -ire16I guardverb 4
custos, custodis, m.16guardnoun 3
dat5he/she givesverb 1
de10down frompreposition
de15aboutpreposition
dea, deae, f.12goddessnoun 1
debeo, debere6 I ought, I mustverb 2
dedo, -ere15 I give up, surrenderverb 3
defendo, defendere7I defendverb 3
deinde17 then, nextadverb
depono, -ere 13I put downverb 3
despero, -are12I despairverb 1
deus, dei, m.12godnoun 2
dicit5he/she saysverb 3
dictator, dictatoris, m.15dictatornoun 3
dies, diei, m.18daynoun 5
dies, diei, m.21daynoun 5
difficilis, diffcile19difficultadjective
dignus, -a, -um16worthyadjective
diligenter6 carefully, hardadverb
dimitto, dimittere6I send awayverb 3
discedo, discedere, discessi17 I go away, departverb 3
discipulus, -i, m.20pupilnoun 2
disco, discere, didici18I learnverb 3
diu4for a long timeadverb
divinus, -a, -um 13divineadjective
divitae, -arum, fpl.17richesnoun 1
doceo, docere6I teachverb 2
domina, -ae, f. 13mistressnoun 1
dominus, -i, m.21masternoun 2
domum6(to) homenoun 4
domus6homenoun 4
dormit4he/she sleepsverb 4
dua5twoadjective
ducit3he/she leadsverb 3
dum11whileadverb
e/ex8 out of, frompreposition
eam3her (acc.)pronoun
eas4them (acc. f. pl.)pronoun
efficio, efficere, effeci17 I effect, carry outverb 5
ego6Ipronoun
emit5he/she buysverb 3
enim17foradverb
eo14 (to) there, thitherverb irregular
eo, ire6I goverb irregular
eos4them (acc. m. pl.)pronoun
epistola, -ae, f.21letternoun 1
equus, equi, m.9horsenoun 2
erro, -are11 I wander, I err, I am wrongverb 1
et1andconjunction
et ... et15both ... andconjunction
etiam12 even, alsoadverb
eum3him (acc.)pronoun
evado, -ere16I escapeverb 3
evigilo, -are 13I wake upverb 1
excito, -are 13 I rouse, awakenverb 1
exemplum, -i, n.16examplenoun 2
exeo, exire6I go outverb irregular
exerceo, -ere 14 I exercise, trainverb 2
exspecto, -are8I wait forverb 1
extra19outsideadverb
fabula2storynoun 1
facile20easilyadjective
facilis, facile20easyadjective
facit5he/she makes, doesverb 5
fama, -ae, f.11 fame, report, reputationnoun 1
familia, -ae, f. 14 family, householdnoun 1
faveo, favere, favi22 I favor, supportverb 2
felix, felicis12 lucky, happyadjective
femina1womannoun 1
fero, ferre11 I carry, bearverb irregular
fessa1tiredadjective
festinat1he/she hurriesverb 1
filia2daughternoun 1
filius3sonnoun 2
fleo, flere, flevi18I weepverb 2
flos, floris, m. 14flowernoun 3
flumen, fluminis, n.16rivernoun 3
foedus, foederis, n.16treatynoun 3
forma, -ae, f. 13 shape, beautynoun 1
fortis, forte7braveadjective
fortiter7bravelyadverb
fractus, -a, -um22brokenadjective
frango, frangere, fregi22I breakverb 3
frater, fratris, m.7brothernoun 3
frumentum, -i, n.16 grain, cornnoun 2
fugio, fugere7I fleeverb 5
gaudeo, -ere9I rejoiceverb 2
gero, -ere 14I carry; I wearverb 3
gloria, -ae, f. 14glorynoun 1
gradus, gradus, m.20stepnoun 4
gratia, -arum, fpl.20thanksnoun 1
gratias ago20I thankphrase
gravis, grave17 heavy, seriousadjective
habeo, -ere9I haveverb 2
habito, -are10 I live, dwellverb 1
hasta, -ae, f.8spearnoun 1
haud15notadverb
hic8hereadverb
hic, haec, hoc15thispronoun
hiems, hiemis, f.12winternoun 3
hodie14todayadverb
homo, hominis, c.10 man, human beingnoun 3
hora, -ae, -f.17hournoun 1
hortus5gardennoun 2
hostis, hostis, c.11enemynoun 3
huc8 (to) here, hitheradverb
huc ... illuc19this way and thatadverb
iacet5he/she lies (down)verb 2
iacio, iacere7I throwverb 5
iam4now, alreadyadverb
ianua6doornoun 1
ibi12thereadverb
igitur17 and so, thereforeadverb
ignis, ignis, m.18firenoun 3
ignotus, -a, -um11unknownadjective
illa4shepronoun
ille4hepronoun
imperator, imperatoris, m. 14generalnoun 3
imperium, -i, n.12ordernoun 2
impero, -are11I orderverb 1
in2in, intopreposition
in5in, onpreposition
incolumis, incolume8 safe, unharmedadjective
induo, induere, indui20I put onverb 3
ineo, inire, inii18 I enter, beginverb irregular
infelis, infelicis12 unlucky, ill-starredadjective
ingeniosus, -a, -um21 talented, cleveradjective
ingenium, -i, n.21 character, talentsnoun 2
ingens, ingentis9hugeadjective
inquit3he/she saysverb irregular
insula, -ae, -f.9islandnoun 1
intellego, intellegere, intellexi20I understandverb 3
inter9 among, betweenpreposition
interea12meanwhileadverb
intersum, interesse, interfui21 I am among, I take part inverb irregular
intrat1he/she entersverb 1
invenio, -ire11I findverb 4
invideo, -ere 13I envyverb 2
invitus, -a, -um19unwillingadjective
ipse, ipsa, ipsum15selfpronoun
ira, -ae, f.7angernoun 1
irata2angryadjective
is, ea, id 14 he, she, it; thatpronoun
itaque6and soconjunction
iter, itineris, n.18journeynoun 3
iterum6againadverb
iubeo, iubere6I orderverb 2
Iuppiter, Iovis, m.19Jupiternoun 3
iuvat2he/she helpsverb 1
iuvenis, iuvenis, m. 14young mannoun 3
labor, laboris, m.9 work, hardship, sufferingnoun 3
laborat1he/she worksverb 1
lacrima, -ae, f.18tearnoun 1
laeta1happyadjective
latus, -a, -um21 wide, broadadjective
laudat2he/she praisesverb 1
lavo, -are 14I washverb 1
legio, legionis, f. 14legionnoun 3
lego, legere, legi17I readverb 3
lente4slowlyadverb
liber, libera, liberum16freeadjective
liber, libri, m.20booknoun 2
libero, -are16I freeverb 1
littera6a letternoun 1
litus, litoris, n.10shorenoun 3
locus, -i, m. 14placenoun 2
longe18faradverb
longus, -a, -um18longadjective
ludi, -orum, mpl.22gamesnoun 2
ludo, ludere6I playverb 3
ludus4schoolnoun 2
lux, lucis, f. 13lightnoun 3
magister6masternoun 2
magnus4great, bigadjective
malus5badadjective
manet3he/she stays, waitsverb 2
manus, manus, f.20handnoun 4
mare, maris, n.10seanoun 3
maritus, -i, m. 13husbandnoun 2
mater, matris, f.8mothernoun 3
maximum, -a, -um22 greatest, very greatadjective
me6me (acc.)pronoun
medius, -a, -um19middleadjective
meridies, meridiei, m.21middaynoun 5
meus, -a, -um6myadjective
mihi placet12 it pleases me, I decideverb 2
miles, militis, m. 14soldiernoun 3
miser4miserableadjective
mittit3he/she sendsverb 3
moenia, moenium, npl.15wallsnoun 2
moneo, -ere9 I warn, adviseverb 2
mons, montis, m.10mountainnoun 3
mors, mortis, f.8deathnoun 3
mortuus, -a, -um8deadadjective
mox1soonadverb
multus4much, manyadjective
murus, -i, m.8wallnoun 2
nam3forconjunction
narrat2he/she tellsverb 1
nauta, -ae, -m.10sailornoun 1
navigo, navigare7I sailverb 1
navis, navis, f.7shipnoun 3
nec ... nec6neither ... norconjunction
nec/neque5and not, norconjunction
nemo, neminis, c. 13no onepronoun
neque ... neque6neither ... norconjunction
nobilis, nobile22 noble, famousadjective
nolo, nolle15 I am unwilling, I refuseverb irregular
nomen, nominis, n.11namenoun 3
nomine11 by name, callednoun 3
non1notadverb
non solum ... sed etiam16only only ... but alsoconjunction
notus, -a, -um11knownadjective
novus, -a, -um9newadjective
nox, noctis, f.9nightnoun 3
nullus, -a, -um 13noadjective
numerus, -i, m.17numbernoun 2
numquam13neveradverb
nunc12nowadverb
nuntius, -i, m.12 messenger, messagenoun 2
obses, obsidis, c.16hostagenoun 3
occido, occidere7I killverb 3
occurro, -ere11I meetverb 3
oculus, -i, m.12eyenoun 2
omnis, omne7alladjective
oppugno, oppugnare7I attackverb 1
optimus, -a, -um17bestadjective
oratio, orationis, f.17speechnoun 3
orationem habere17to make a speechphrase
orator, oratoris, m.21 orator, speakernoun 3
oro, -are10 I pray, begverb 1
ostendo, -ere11I showverb 3
paene19nearlyadverb
parat2he/she preparesverb 1
parata1readyadjective
parens, parentis, c. 14parentnoun 3
pareo, parere, parui22I obeyverb 2
parvus, -a, -um9smalladjective
pater, patris, m.7fathernoun 3
patria, -ae, f.11fatherlandnoun 1
pauci, -ae, -a9fewadjective
pauper, pauperis15pooradjective
pax, pacis, f.16peacenoun 3
pecunia, -ae, f.17moneynoun 1
per5through, throughoutpreposition
perdo, perdere, perdidi22 I lose, destroyverb 3
perficio, -ere12I carry outverb 5
periculum, -i, n.10dangernoun 2
pessimus, -a, -um17worstadjective
peto, -ere12 I seek, pursue, make forverb 3
placeo, -ere12I pleaseverb 2
plurimus, -a, -um22very manyadjective
poeta, -ae, f.20poetnoun 1
ponit5he/she places, putsverb 3
populus, -i, m. 14peoplenoun 2
porta, -ae, f.8gatenoun 1
portat2he/she carriesverb 1
posco, -ere16I demandverb 3
possum, posse8 I can, I am ableverb irregular
post12afterpreposition
postea14afterwardsadverb
postridie15the next dayadverb
praesidium, -i, n.16garrisonnoun 2
praeterea21moreoveradverb
primum10firstadverb
primus, -a, -um10firstadjective
princeps, principis, m.7princenoun 3
procedit4he/she goes forwardverb 3
procul15faradverb
proelium, -i, n.15battlenoun 2
promitto, promittere, promisi17I promiseverb 3
prope6nearpreposition
puella1girlnoun 1
puer3boy, childnoun 2
pugna, -ae, f.7fightnoun 1
pugno, pugnare7I fightverb 1
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum 13beautifuladjective
quaero, -ere10 I ask, I seekverb 3
#NAME?8andconjunction
qui, quae, quod 13 who, whichpronoun
quid?5what?adverb
quidam, quaedam, quoddam 14 a ceratin, apronoun
quiesco, -ere10I restverb 3
quo22where to?adverb
quod4becauseconjunction
quomodo?15how?adverb
quoque16alsoconjunction
rapio, rapere, rapui22 I snatch, sealverb 5
re vera21 in truth, in fact, reallyphrase
recito, recitare, recitavi20 I recite, read aloudverb 1
recte20 righly, correctlyadverb
rectus, -a, -um20straightadjective
reddo, -ere8 I return, give backverb 3
redit3he/she returnsverb irregular
regina, -ae, f.11queennoun 1
relinquo, -ere8I leave behindverb 3
repello, -ere15I drive backverb 3
res, rei, f.21 thing, matter, propertynoun 5
resisto, resistere7I resistverb 3
respondet5he/she answersverb 2
respublica, reipublicae, f.21the republicnoun 4
rex, regis, m.7kingnoun 3
rideo, ridere, risi20I laughverb 2
rogat5he/she asksverb 1
rumpo, -ere16I breakverb 3
sacer, sacra, sacrum19sacredadjective
saepe4oftenadverb
salutat2he/she greetsverb 1
salve, salvete!21greetings!phrase
saxum, -i, n.10rocknoun 2
schola, -ae, f.20 school, schoolroomnoun 1
scribo, scribere6I writeverb 3
sed1butconjunction
sedet3he/she sitsverb 2
semper11alwaysadverb
senatus, -us, m.15senatenoun 4
senex, senis, m. 14old mannoun 3
servo, -are8I saveverb 1
severus, -a, -um20severeadjective
sic9thusadverb
signum, -i, n.22 sign, signalnoun 2
silva, -ae, f.10woodnoun 1
silva, -ae, f.18forestnoun 1
sine18withoutpreposition
sino, sinere, sivi21I allowverb 3
solus, -a, -um8aloneadjective
somnus, -i, m.11sleepnoun 2
sonus, -i, m. 13soundnoun 2
soror, sororis, f.21sisternoun 3
spectat5he/she watchesverb 1
spero, sperare, speravi22I hopeverb 1
spes, spei, f.21hopenoun 5
statim5at onceadverb
statua, -ae, f.16statuenoun 1
sto, stare11I standverb 1
studeo, studere, studui18I studyverb 2
studium, -i, n.21studynoun 2
sub10underpreposition
subito2suddenlyadverb
succurro, -ere11I helpverb 3
sum, esse, eram, fui17I amverb irregular
summus, -a, -um16 highest, greatestadjective
supero, superare, superavi17I overcomeverb 1
surgit4he/she risesverb 3
tablinum, -, i, n.21study (the room)noun 2
taceo, -ere9I am silentverb 2
tacitus, -a, -um9silentadjective
talis, tale22suchadjective
tam18soadverb
tamen17 however, butadverb
tandem4at lastadverb
tantus, -a, -um12so greatadjective
te6you (acc.)pronoun
templum, -i, n.11templenoun 2
tempto, -are15I tryverb 1
tempus, temporis, n.18timenoun 3
teneo, -ere 13I holdverb 2
terra3earth, landnoun 1
territus, -a, -um8terrifiedadjective
timeo, -ere8 I fear, I am afraidverb 2
toga, -ae, f.15toganoun 1
tollo, -ere10 I lift, raiseverb irregular
totus, -a, -um9wholeadjective
tradit5he/she hands oververb 3
trans15acrosspreposition
transeo, transire, transii18I crossverb 2
tres5threeadjective
tristis, triste12sadadjective
tu6youpronoun
turba, ae, -f.22crowdnoun 1
tuus, -a, -um6youradjective
ubi19whereadverb
ubi4whenconjunction
ubique19everywhereadverb
umquam13everadverb
unda, -ae, f.10wavenoun 1
unus5oneadjective
urbs, urbis, f.7citynoun 3
uxor, uxoris, f.9wifenoun 3
vacuus, -a, -um19emptyadjective
valere iubeo18I bid goodbye tophrase
vendo, vendere, vendidi18I sellverb 3
venit4he/she comesverb 4
ventus, -i, m.11windnoun 2
ver, veris, n.18springnoun 3
vera dicere17to speak the truthphrase
verbum, -i, n.10wordnoun 2
versus, versus, m.20versenoun 4
verto, -ere8I turnverb 3
verus, -a, -um17trueadjective
vesper, vesperis, m.22eveningnoun 3
vestimenta, -orum, npl.19clothesnoun 2
vetus, veteris22oldadjective
via2road, waynoun 1
videt3he/she seesverb 2
vinco, vincere7I conquerverb 3
vinum, -i, n.11winenoun 2
vir, viri, m.9mannoun 2
virgo, virginis, f.16 virgin, maidennoun 3
virtus, virtutis, f.16 courage, virtuenoun 3
viso, visere, visi21I visitverb 3
vivo, -ere 13I liveverb 3
vix10scarcelyadverb
vocat2he/she callsverb 1
volo, velle15 I wish, am willingverb irregular
volo, volare, volavi22I flyverb 1
vox, vocis, f. 13voicenoun 3
vulnus, vulneris, n.17woundnoun 4
vultus, vultus, m.20 face, expressionnoun 4