Year 11 Latin Vocab

cras

tommorow

conicient

throw

inveniet

come across/find

si

if

fossa

ditch

latere

to hide

gerere

to wage war

affligit

overthrow/afflict

numquam

never

culpat

blame

timore

anxiety/fear

coniuratio

conspiracy

perturbat

alarm, disturb

scit

knows

epistula

letter

nuntiat

reports

affirmo

affirm, assist

scelus

evil deed, crime

mitto

send

discedo

go away, departs

ripa

riverbank

flumen

stream

pono

placed, stationed

occidio

killed

nauta

sailor

tempestas

season, storm

deleo

destory

iniuste

unfair

revoco

recall

praeco

herald

certor

compete

copias

troops (plu, acc)

advenio

arrive

spero

hopes

comparo

prepare, provide

divitia

riches, wealth

comoedius

comic actor

notus

famous

perite

skillful

excito

to arouse, stir up

magnopere

greatly

divitiae

wealth

profectus

having set out

fautor

supporter

comito

to accompany

recreatus

having relaxed

postremo

afterwards, finally

vesper

evening

paucus

a few

scio

to know

ullus

any

modus

means, manner

tristitia

sadness

exuo

to put, shake off

mens

mind

morbus

illness

opprimo

to oppress, inflict

oro

to beg

levo

to relieve

agnosco

to recognise