Caput All Sets Latin 1 Vocabulary FINAL

arx

arcis, f. - citadel, stronghold

dux

ducis, m. - leader, guide, general

hasta

hastae, f. - spear

miles

militis, m. - soldier

litus

litoris, n. - shore, coast

sacerdos

sacerdotis, m. - priest

hostilis, hostile

enemy, hostile

magnanimus, -a, -um

brave, great-hearted

educo

educare, educavi, educatum - to educate, raise (a child)

gaudeo

gaudere, gavisus sum - to rejoice, take delight in, be glad

ostendo

ostendere, ostendi, ostensum - to show, display, exhibit

premo

premere, pressi, pressum - to press upon; to pursue, chase

verto

vertere, verti, versum - to turn; change direction

nimis or nimium

too much, excessively

aliquis, aliquid

someone, something

hic, haec, hoc

this/these

ille, illa, illud

that/those

iste, ista, istud

that rotten, those damned

quisquis, quisquid

whoever, whatever

arma

armorum, n. (pl) - arms, weapons

tempus

temporis, n. - time

pars

partis, f. - part

rex

regis, m. - king

regina

reginae, f. - queen

mors

mortis, f. - death

credo

credere, credidi, creditum - to believe

accipio

accipere, accepi, acceptum - to receive

quaero

quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum - to seek, inquire

relinquo

relinquere, reliqui, relictum - to leave behind, abandon

superbus, -a, -um

proud

perpetuus, -a, -um

perpetual

dulcis, -e

sweet

dives

divitis, m/f. - rich

magis

more

quam

than

quidem

certainly

satis

enough

donec

until

quomodo

how

consul

consulis, m. - consul

nemo

neminis, m/f. - nobody

intellego

intellegere, intellexi, intellectum - to understand

mitto

mittere, misi, missum - to send

sentio

sentire, sensi, sensum - to feel

meus, -a, -um

my

noster, -ra, -rum

our

tuus, -a, -um

your

vester, -ra, -rum

your all’s

suus, -a, -um

his/her

ego, mei

I

tu, tui

you

is, ea, id

he, she, it

idem, eadem, idem

same

autem

however

etiam

also

itaque

and so

neque

nor

cras

tomorrow

mox

soon

hora

horae, f. - hour

dies

diei, m/f. - day

mensis

mensis, m. - month

meridies

meridiei, m. - noon

cornu

cornus, n. - horn

currus

currus, m. - chariot

exercitus

exercitus, m. - army

manus

manus, f. - hand

vultus

vultus, m. - face

metus

metus, m. - fear

res

rei, f. - thing

spes

spei, f. - hope

cano

canere, cecini, cantum - to sing

condo

condere, condidi, conditum - to found

peto

petere, petivi, petitum - to seek

pono

ponere, posui, positum - to place

tango

tangere, tetigi, tactum - to touch

vivo

vivere, vixi, victum - to live

unus, una, unum

one

duo, duae, duo

two

tres, tria

three

quattuor

four

quinque

five

sex

six

septem

seven

octo

eight

novem

nine