John Taylor - Latin to GCSE - Chapter 2 vocabulary

a/ab (+ abl.)

from, away from

ager, agri (m.)

field

annus, -i (m.)

year

aqua, -ae (f.)

water

arma, -orum (n. pl.)

weapons

audio, -ire

I hear, I listen to

auxilium, -i (n.)

help

bellum, -i (n.)

war

bibo, -ere

I drink

cum (+ abl.)

with

custodio, -ire

I guard

de (+ abl.)

about, from, down from

decem

ten

do, dare

I give

donum, -i (n.)

gift, present

dormio, -ire

I sleep

duco, -ere

I lead, I take

e/ex (+ abl.)

from, out of, out

habeo, -ere

I have, I hold

hora, -ae (f.)

hour

in (+ abl.)

in, on

inquit, (pl.) inquiunt

he/she says, (pl.) they say (usually interrupts quoted speech)

invenio, -ire

I find

iubeo, -ere

I order

lego, -ere

I read; I choose

liber, libri (m.)

book

mitto, -ere

I send

moneo, -ere

I warn, I advise

murus, -i (m.)

wall

periculum, -i (n.)

danger

puer, pueri (m.)

boy

punio, -ire

I punish

quinque

five

scribo, -ere

I write

sedeo, -ere

I sit

taberna, -ae (f.)

shop, inn

templum, -i (n.)

temple

terreo, -ere

I frighten

timeo, -ere

I fear, I am afraid

traho, -ere

I drag

venio, -ire

I come

verbum, -i (n.)

word

video, -ere

I see

vinum, -i (n.)

wine

vir, viri (m.)

man, male