Cambridge Latin Course Book 1

ad

to,towards,at

advenio

arrive

ager

field

agricola

farmer

amicus

friend

amo

love,like

ancilla

slave girl, slave woman

aqua

water

audio

hear, listen to

bonus

good

canis

dog

cena

dinner,meal

cibus

food

clamo

shout

clamor

shout, shouting, noise

constituo

decide

consumo

eat

cur?

why?

curro

run

do

give

doceo

teach

domina

mistress

dominus

master

ego

I, me

et

and

exspecto

wait for

fabula

story

facio

make, do

femina

woman

filla

daughter

fillius

son

fortis

brave

forum

market place, forum

habeo

have

habito

live

hortus

garden

ibi

there

in

into, onto

inquit

he/she says, he/she said

intro

enter

invito

invite

iratus

angry

laboro

work

laetus

happy

laudo

praise

liber

book

magister

teacher

magnus

big,large,great

mater

mother

mercator

merchant

meus

my

mitto

send

mox

soon

multus

much, many

narro

tell,recite

nomen

name

nos

we

olim

once, some time ago

omnis

all, every

paro

prepare

parvus

small

pater

father

pecunia

money

per

through,along

perterritus

terrified

plaustrum

wagon

porto

carry

possum

can, be able

postquam

after,when

primus

first

prope

near

puella

girl

puer

boy

pugno

fight

quis?

who? what?

quod

because

quoque

also,too

rideo

laugh,smile

rogo

ask,ask for

romanus

roman

saepe

often

saluto

greet

scribo

write

sed

but

sedeo

sit

servo

save, protect, keep

servus

slave

solus

alone,lonely,only,on one’s own

specto

look at, watch

statim

at once,immediately

sto

stand

stultus

stupid, foolish

subito

suddenly

sum

be

taberna

shop,inn

tandem

at last, finally

timeo

fear, be afraid

tu

you (singular)

ubi

where? where, when

urbs

city,town