Wheelock's Latin Vocabulary 11-15

Caput, Capitis n.

head; leader; beginning; life; heading; chapter

Cōnsul, Cōnsulis m.

consul

Nēmō, Nūllīus, Nēminī, Nēminem, Nūll, or Nūllā m. or f.

no one, nobody

Ego, Meī

I

Tū, Tuī

you

Is, Ea, Id

this, that; he, she, it

Īdem, Eadem, Idem

the same

Amīcus, Amīca, Amīcum

friendly

Cārus, Cāra, Cārum

dear

Quod

conj. because

Neque, Nec

conj. and not, nor

Autem

postpositive conj. however, moreover

Bene

adv. of bonus; well, satisfactorily, quite

Etiam

adv. even, also

Intellegō, Intellegere, Intellēxī, Intellēctum

to understand

Mittō, Mittere, Mīsī, Missum

to send, let go

Sentiō, Sentīre, Sēnsī, Sēnsum

to feel, perceive, think, experience

Italia, Italiae f.

Italy

Memoria, Memoriae f.

memory, recollection

Tempestās, Tempestātis f.

period of time, season; weather, storm

Quattuor

four

Quīnque

five

Mīlle

indecl. adj. sg. a thousand

Mīlia, Mīlium n.

i-stem noun in pl.; thousands

Miser, Misera, Miserum

wretched, miserable, unfortunate

Inter

prep. + acc. between, among

Itaque

adv. and so, therefore

Committō, Committere, Commīsī, Commissum

to entrust, commit

Exspectō, Exspectāre, Exspectāvī, Exspectātum

to look for, expect, await

Iaciō, Iacere, Iēctī, Iactum

to throw, hurl

Ēiciō, Ēicere, Ēiēcī, Ēiectum

to throw out, drive out

Timeō, Timēre, Timuī

to fear, be afraid (of)

Animal, Animālis n.

a living creature, animal

Aqua, Aquae f.

water

Ars, Artis f.

art, skill

Auris, Auris f.

ear

Cīvis, Cīvis m. and f.

citizen

Iūs, Iūris n.

right, justice, law

Mare, Maris n.

sea

Mors, Mortis f.

death

Nūbes, Nūbis f.

cloud

Ōs, Ōris n.

mouth, face

Pars, Partis f.

part, share; direction

Rōma, Rōmae f.

Rome

Turba, Turbae f.

uproar, disturbance; mob, crowd, multitude

Urbs, Urbis f.

city

Vīs, Vīs f.

force, power, violence

Vīrēs, Vīrium

pl. strength

Ā, Ab

prep. + abl. away from, from; by (personal agent)

Trāns

prep. + acc. across

Appellō, Appellāre, Appellāvī, Appellātum

to speak to, address (as), call, name

Currō, Currere, Cucurrī, Cursum

to run, rush, move quickly

Mūtō, Mūtāre, Mūtāvī, Mūtātum

to change, alter; exchange

Teneō, Tenēre, Tenuī, Tentum

to hold, keep, possess; restrain

Vītō, Vītāre, Vītāvī, Vītātum

to avoid, shun

Dīvitiae, Dīvitiārum f.

pl. riches, wealth

Factum, Factī n.

deed, act, achievement

Signum, Signī n.

sign, signal, indication; seal

Ipse, Ipsa, Ipsum

intensive pron. myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, etc.; the very, the actual

Quisque, Quidque

indefinite pron. each one, each person, each thing

Suī

reflexive pron. of 3rd pers. himself, herself, itself, themselves

Doctus, Docta, Doctum

taught, learned, skilled

Fortūnātus, Fortūnāta, Fortūnātum

lucky, fortunate, happy

Suus, Sua, Suum

reflexive possesive adj. of 3rd pers. his own, her own, its own, their own

Nam

conj. for

Ante

prep. + acc. before, in front of; adv. before, previously

Per

prep. + acc. through; with reflexive pron. by

Ōlim

adv. once (upon a time), long ago, formerly; some day, in the future

Alō, Alere, Aluī, Altum

to nourish, support, sustain, increase; cherish

Altus, Alta, Altum

tall, high

Dīligō, Dīligere, Dīlēxī, Dīlēctum

to esteem, love

Iungō, Iungere, Iūnxī, Iūnctum

to join

Stō, Stāre, Stetī, Statum

to stand, stand still or firm

Adulēscēns, Adulēcentis, m. and f.

young man or woman

Annus, Annī m.

year

Asia, Asiae f.

Asia

Caesar, Caesaris m.

Caesar

Māter, Mātris f.

mother

Medicus, Medicī m.

doctor, physician (male)

Medica, Medicae f.

doctor, physician (female)

Pater, Patris m.

father

Patientia, Patientiae f.

suffering, patience, endurance

Prīncipium, Prīncipiī n.

beginning

Acerbus, Acerba, Acerbum

harsh, bitter, grievous

Prō

prep. + abl. in front of, before, on behalf of, for the sake of, in return for, instead of, for, as

Diū

adv. long, for a long time

Nūper

adv. recently

Āmittō, Āmittere, Āmīsī, Āmissum

to send away; lose, let go

Cadō, Cadere, Cecidī, Cāsurum

to fall

Creō, Creāre, Creāvī, Creātum

to create