l and m and n words gcse latin

labor, laboris

work, toil

laboro

i work, i toil

laborare

to work, to toil

laboravi

i worked, i toiled

lacrimo

i cry, i weep

lacrimare

to cry, to weep

lacrimavi

i cried, i weeped

laetus, laeta, laetum

happy

laudo

i praise

laudare

to praise

laudavi

i praised

laudatus

having been praised

legio, legionis

legion

lego

i read, i choose

legere

to read, to choose

legi

i read, i chose

lentus, lenta, lentum

slow

libenter

willingly, gladly

liber, libri

book

liberi, liberorum

children

libero

i set free

liberare

to set free

liberavi

i set free

liberatus

having been set free

libertus, liberti

freedman, ex-slave

locus, loci

place

longus, longa, longum

long

loquor

i speak, i talk

loqui

to speak, to talk

locutus sum

i spoke, i talked

lux, lucis

light, daylight

magnus, magna, magnum

big, large, great

malo, malle, malui

prefer

malus, mala, malum

evil, bad

maneo

i remain, i stay

manere

to remain, to stay

mansi

i remained, i stayed

manus

hand, group of people

mare, maris

sea

maritus, mariti

husband

mater, matris

mother

maxime

very greatly

medius, media, medium

middle

meus, mea, meum

my

miles, militis

soldier

minime

very little, least, no

miror

i wonder at, i admire

mirari

to wonder at, to admire

miratus sum

i wondered at, i admired

miser, misera, miserum

miserable, wretched, sad

mitto

i send

mittere

to send

misi

i sent

missus

having been sent

modus, modi

manner, way, kind

moneo

i warn, i advise

monere

to warn, to advise

monui

i warned, i advised

monitus

having been warned, having been advised

mons, montis

mountain

morior

i die

mori

to die

mortuus sum

i died

mors, mortis

death

moveo

i move

movere

to move

movi

i moved

motus

having been moved

mox

soon

multo

much

multus, multa, multum

much, many

murus, muri

wall

nam

for

narro

i tell, i relate

narrare

to tell, to relate

narravi

i told, i related

narratus

having been told, having been related

nauta, nautae

sailor

navigo

i sail

navigare

to sail

navigavi

i sailed

navis

ship

\-ne

introduces question

ne

that … not, so that … not, that, lest

nec, neque

and not, nor, neither

neco

i kill

necare

to kill

necavi

i killed

necatus

having been killed

nemo, nullius

no one, nobody

nescio

not know

nescire

to not know

nescivi

i didn’t know

nihil

nothing

nisi

unless, except

nolo

i don’t want, i refuse

nolle

to not want, to refuse

nolui

i didn’t want, i refused

nomen, nominis

name

non

not