Latin Words

aqua, aquae

f. water

cena, cenae

f. supper, dinner

culpa, culpae

f. blame, fault

doctrina, doctrinae

f. teaching, doctrine

ecclesia, ecclesia

f. church, assembly

familia, familiae

f. household, family

gloria, gloriae

f. glory

gratia, gratiae

f. grace, favor, credit; pl. thanks

hora, horae

f. hour

missa, missae

f. Mass

natura, naturae

f. nature

papa, papae

m. pope

terra, terrae

f. earth, land

vita, vitae

f. life

a (ab, abs)

(prep. + abl.) from, away from

ad

(prep. + acc.) to, toward; for (the purpose for); at

coram

(prep. + abl.) in the presence of

cum

(prep. + abl.) with

de

(prep. + abl.) from, down from; about; concerning

e (ex)

(prep. + abl.) out of; from

et

(coord. conj.) and (intensifying adv.) even, too

et… et

(coord. conj.) both... and

In

(prep. + acc.) into, onto, against; for [the purpose of], (prep. + abl.) in, on, upon. by means of, with

pro

(prep. + abl.) in front of; on behalf of, for; instead of, on behalf of

que

(enclitic coord. conj.) and

sine

(prep. + abl.) without; lacking; free from

super

(prep. + acc.) above, upon; over, (prep. + abl.) about, concerning

sum, esse, fui, futurus

be, exist

ancilla, ancillae

f. maid, (female) servant

Judae, Judaeae

f. Judea

justitia, justitiae

f. righteousness, justice

Maria, Mariae

f. Mary

potentia, potentiae

f. power

ager, agri

m. Field, pl. Country

agnus, agni

m. lamb

archangelus, archangeli

m. messenger, archangel

apostolus, apostoli

m. apostle

Christus, Christi

m. Anointed One, Messiah, Christ

Deus, Dei

m. God

discipulus, discipuli

m. disciple, student

dominus, domini

m. lord, master

episcopus, episcopi

m. overseer, bishop

filius, filii

m. son

minister, ministri

m. servant, minister

Petrus, Petri

m. Peter

populus, populi

m. people

puer, pueri

m. boy, child, servant

psalmus, psalmi

m. psalm

servus, servi

m. servant, slave

hodie

(adv.) today

nam

(coord. conj.) for

non

(adv.) not

trans

(prep. + acc.) across

regina, reginae

f. queen

chorus, chori

m. choir

hymnus, hymni

m. hymn

liber, libri

m. book

vir, viri

m. man, husband

caelum, caeli (nom. pl. caeli)

n. heaven, sky

canticum, cantici

n. song, canticle

donum, dona

n. gift

Evangelium, Evangelii

n. Good News, Gospel

festum, festi

n. feast, feast day

gaudium, gaudii

n. joy

mysterium, mysterii

n. mystery

odium, odii

n. hatred

peccatum, peccati

n. reward

regnum, regni

n. kingdom, rule

sabbatum, sabbati

n. Sabbath

sacrificium, sacrificii

n. sacrifice

saeculum, saeculi

n. age, world

in saecula (saeculorum)

forever (and ever)

testamentum, testamenti

n. covenant, testament

universum, universi

n. universe

verbum, verbi

n. word

vinum, vitii

n. fault, sin, vice

hic

(adv.) here, in this place

ibi

(adv.) there, in that place, then

animus, animi

m. heart, mind, spirit

gladius, gladii

m. sword

magister, magistri

m. teacher, master, rabbi

modus, modi

m. manner, way

mundus, mundi

m. world

numerus, numeri

m. number multitude

aurum, auri

n. gold

cenaculum, cenaculi

n. dining room, upper room, upstairs room

sacramentum, sacramenti

n. sacrament

aeternus, -a, -um

eternal

in aeternum

forever

antiquus, -a, -um

old, ancient; subst. pl. ancients, forefathers

beatus, -a, -um

blessed, happy

bonus, -a, -um

good

clarus, -a, -um

clear, bright; glorious, famous

magnus, -a, -um

great, large; big

meus, -a, -um

my, mine

mortuus, -a, -um

dead

multus, -a, -um

much, many

noster, nostra, nostrum

our, ours

novus, -a, -um

new, recent

pius, -a, -um

holy, loving, tender