Latin - Y10: GCSE vocab

adeo

so much, so greatly, to such an extent

audax

bold, daring

aufero

take away, carry off, steal

cado

fall

captivus

captive, prisoner

celer

quick, fast

coepi

began

cogo

force, compel

conficio

finish, wear out

convenio

come together, gather, meet

copiae

forces, troops

cupio

want, desire

de

from, down from, about

debeo

owe, ought, should, must

dirus

dreadful

discedo

depart, leave

duco

lead, take

dum

while, until

enim

for

exercitus

army

felix

fortunate, happy

fero

bring, carry, bear

ferox

fierce, ferocious

forte

by chance

frustra

in vain

gaudeo

be pleased, rejoice

gaudium

joy, pleasure

gero

wear (clothes), wage (war)

gravis

heavy, serious

heri

yesterday

iaceo

lie

iacio

throw

iam

now, already

idem

the same

igitur

therefore, and so

invenio

find

is

this, that, he, she, it, them

ita

in this way, to such an extent, so

iter

journey

lego

read, choose

libenter

willingly, gladly

liber

book

locus

place

malo

prefer

maneo

remain, stay

manus

hand, group of people

maxime

very greatly

minime

vey little, least, no

modus

manner, way, kind

moneo

warn, advise

nam

for

nec, neque

and not, nor, neither

nescio

not know

nisi

unless, except

nomen

name

nonnulli

some, several

noster

our

nullus

whether

num

whether

num...?

surely...not?

opprimo

crush, overwhelm

oppugno

attack

paene

almost, nearly

paro

prepare, provide

patior

suffer, endure

patria

country, homeland

pello

drive

pereo

die, perish

pono

put, place, set up

postridie

on the next day

proelium

battle

proficiscor

set out

progredior

advance

propter + accusative

on account of, because of

puto

think

quaero

search for, look for, ask

qualis?

what sort of?

quam + superlative

as... as possible

quam

than

quam?/!

how...? how...!

quando?

when?

quidam

one a certain, some

quis?

who? what?

quo?

to where?

quomodo?

how?

quot?

how many?

re-

-back

refero

bring/carry back, report, tell

rego

rule

relinquo

leave, leave behind

saevus

savage, cruel

scelus

crime

scio

know

sentio

feel, notice

si

if

sic

thus, in this way

simulac, simulatque

as soon as

sine + ablative

without

soleo

be accustomed

spero

hope, expect