Eduqas GCSE Latin - Full List *With Principal Parts*

a, ab (+ abl)

a, ab (+ abl)

away from, from, by (as prefix = away)

absum

I am out, I am absent, I am away

abesse

to be out, to be absent, to be away

afui

I was out, I was absent, I was away

ac, atque

and

accido

I happen

accidere

to happen

accidi

I happened

accipio

I accept, I take in, I receive

accipere

to accept, to take in, to receive

accepi

I accepted, I took in, I received

acceptus

having been accepted, having been taken in, having been received

ad (+ acc)

to, towards, at

adeo

so much, so greatly

adiuvo

I help

adiuvare

to help

adiuvi

I helped

adiutus

having been helped

adsum

I am here, I am present

adesse

to be here, to be present

adfui

I was here, I was present

advenio

I arrive

advenire

to arrive

adveni

I arrived

ago

I do, I act, I drive

agere

to do, to act, to drive

egi

I did, I acted, I drove

actus

having been done, having been acted, having been driven

aliquis, aliquid

someone, something

alius, -a, -ud

other, another, else

alter, -a, -um

the other, another, the second of two

altus, -a, -um

high, deep

ambulo

I walk

ambulare

to walk

ambulavi

I walked

amicus, -i m

friend

amo

I love, I like

amare

to love, to like

amavi

I loved, I liked

amatus

having been loved, having been liked

amor, -oris m

love

ancilla, -ae f

slave girl

animus, -i m

spirit, soul, mind

annus, -i m

year

ante (+ acc)

before, in front of

antea

before

aperio

I open

aperire

to open

aperui

I opened

apertus

having been opened

appareo

I appear

apparere

to appear

apparui

I appeared

appropinquo (+ dat)

I approach, I come near to

appropinquare

to approach, to come near to

appropinquavi

I approched, I came near to

apud (+ acc)

among, with, at the house of

aqua, -ae f

water

audax, -acis

bold, daring

audio

I hear, I listen to

audire

to hear, to listen to

audivi

I heard, I listened to

auditus

having been heard, having been listened to

aufero

I take away, I carry off, I steal

auferre

to take away, to carry off, to steal

abstuli

I took away, I carried off, I stole

ablatus

having been taken away, having been carried off, having been stolen

aut ... aut

either ... or

bellum, -i n

war

bene

well

benignus, -a, -um

kind, generous

bibo

I drink

bibere

to drink

bibi

I drank

bonus, -a, -um

good

brevis, -e

short, brief

cado

I fall

cadere

to fall

cecidi

I fell

caelum, -i n

sky, heaven

canis, canis m

dog

capio

I take, I catch, I capture, I adopt (a plan)

capere

to take, to catch, to capture, to adopt (a plan)

cepi

I took, I caught, I captured, I adopted (a plan)

captus

having been taken, having been caught, having been captured, (a plan) having been adopted

caput, -itis n

head

carus, -a, -um

dear

celer, -is, -e

quick, fast

celo

I hide

celare

to hide

celavi

I hid

celatus

having been hidden

cena, -ae f

dinner, meal

centum

a hundred

ceteri, -ae, -a

the rest, the others

cibus, -i m

food

circum (+ acc)

around

civis, civis m/f

citizen

clamo

I shout

clamare

to shout