AP Latin Unit 2.4

adsum

adesse, adfui, to be present

amplector

amplecti, amplexus sum, to embrace

bene

well

causa

causae, f., cause; (+ abl) for the sake of

cingo

cingere, cinxi, cinctum, to go around

clamor

clamoris, m., shout

cogo

cogere, coegi, coactum, to compel

coniunx

coniugis, m. or f., spouse

consido

considere, consedi, consessum, to sit down

contra

+ acc, opposite

curo

curare, curavi, curatum, to care

desum

deesse, defui, to be absent; fail; be missing

dignus

digna, dignum, deserving; suitable

discedo

discedere, discessi, discessum, to depart

dum

while; if only; until

effundo

effundere, effudi, effusum, to pour out

exspecto

exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum, to look out for

exstinguo

exstinguere, exstinxi, exstinctum, to extinguish

femina

feminae, f., woman

futurus

futura, futurum,future

gemitus

gemitus, m. groan

gradus

gradus, m., step

infans

infantis, speechless (adj); infant (noun)

iuvenis

iuvenis, m. or f., young person

longe

far

miser

misera, miserum, miserable

modus

modi, m., measure; mode

morior

mori, mortuus sum, to die

moror

morari, moratus sum, to delay

mundus

mundi, m., universe

muto

mutare, mutavi, mutatum, to change

nubila

nubilorum, n. pl., clouds

nuntio

nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatum, to announce

nuntius

nuntii, m., announcement,

parens

parentis, m. or f., parent

parum

too little

post

+ acc., behind, after

precor

precari, precatus sum, to pray, call upon

qualis

quale, as

quisquis

quaeque, quodquod, whatever

quod (conj)

because

requiro

requirere, requisivi, requisitum, to seek again

respicio

respicere, respexi, respectum, to look back

spes

spei, f., hope

sterno

sternere, stravi, stratum, to scatter; overthrow; lay low; kill

suspendo

suspendere, suspendi, suspensum, to suspend

tamquam

as much as

tandem

at last

tergum

tergi, n., back; skin

turba

turbae, f., riot; crowd

via

viae, f., street

vix (adv)

scarcely

vox

vocis, f., voice