Latin Vocab

[noun, f.] amīca, -ae

friend, girlfriend

[verb] amō (1)

(i) love

[adjective] cārus, -a, -um

dear, expensive

[verb] cūrō (1)

(i) care for

[noun, m.] frāter, frātris

brother

[noun, m./f.] homō, hominis

person, human being, man

[adjective] iēiūnus, -a, -um

hungry

[verb] intellegō, intellegere, intellexī, intellectum

to understand

[noun, f.] māter, mātris

mother

[noun, m./f.] nēmō, nēminis

nobody

[noun, n.] ōs, ōris

mouth, face

[noun, m.] pater, patris

father

[adjective] pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

pretty, handsome

[adverb] quam!

how!

[noun, f.] soror, sorōris

sister

[verb] taceō, tacēre, tacuī, tacitum

to be quiet, be silent

[noun, n.] tempus, temporis

time, season

[noun, f.] vīta, -ae

life

[noun, m.] ager, agrī

field

[noun, n.] brāc(c)hium, -iī

arm

[noun, m.] deus, -ī

god

[noun, m.] fīnis, fīnis

end; [pl.] country, territory

[noun, n.] futūrum, -ī

future

[noun, m./f.] hostis, hostis

stranger, foreigner, enemy; [pl.] the enemy

[noun, m./f.] infans, infantis

infant

[verb] interficiō, interficere, interfēci, interfectum

to kill

[verb] inveniō, invenīre, invēnī, inventum

to find, discover

[noun, m.] liber, librī

book

[adjective] līber, lībera, līberum

free

[noun, n.] mare, maris

sea

[noun, m.] mensis, mensis

month

[verb] narrō (1)

to say, tell

[noun, f.] nox, noctis

night

[noun, m.] potēa, -ae

poet

[verb] quiescō, quiescere, quiēvī, quiētum

to rest

[noun, m.] rex, rēgis

king

[noun, f.] sēdēs, sēdis

seat, home, residence

[adjective] territus, -a, -um

afraid

[adjective] tūtus, -a, -um

safe

[noun, m./f.] adulescens, -entis

youth

[noun, m.] amor, amōris

love

[adjective] celer, celeris, celere

fast, swift

[noun, n.] corpus, corporis

body

[conjunction] cum

when

[adjective] difficilis, difficile

hard, difficult

[adjective] fortis, forte

strong, brave

[adjective] gravis, grave

heavy, serious

[adjective] intellegens, intellegentis

smart, intelligent

[noun, m./f.] iuvenis, iuvenis

youth

[verb] legō, legere, lēgī, lectum

to gather, choose; read

[adjective] maior, maius

greater, larger, older; m. pl. ancestors, elders

[noun, m.] mōs, mōris

custom; pl. character

[conjunction] nec

and not

[conjunction] nec… nec

neither… nor

[adjective] nōbilis, nōbile

notable, noble

[adjective] omnis, omne

each, every; pl. all

[adjective] potens, potentis

powerful

[adjective] tristis, triste

sad

[adverb] vērē

truly

[adjective] vērus, -a, -um

true

[noun] vox, vōcis

voice

[verb] adiuvō, adiuvrāe, adiūvī, adiūtum

to help

[preposition] apud (+ acc.)

at the house of, with, at _____’s

[noun, f.] ars, artis

art, skill

[adverb] diū

for a long time

[interjection] ēheu!

alas! oh no!

[verb] exspectō (1)

await, wait for

[adverb] haud

by no means

[noun, m.] labor, labōris

work, labor

[adverb] magis

more, rather

[noun, m.] marītus, -ī

husband

[noun, f.] mensa, -ae

table

[adverb] multum

a lot, much

[adverb] nimium

too, too much, excessively

[noun, f.] ōrātiō, ōrātiōnis

speech

[noun, m./f.] parens, parentis

parent

[adjective] preclārus, -a, -um

very clear, famous, noble, excellent, beautiful

[noun, m.] rhētor, rhētoris

teacher of rhetoric (public speaking)

[adjective] rhētoricus, -a, -um

rhetorical

[adverb] rursus

again

[preposition] circum (+ acc.)

around

[noun/adverb] crās

tomorrow

[preposition] cum (+ abl.)

with

[verb] discō, discere, didicī

to learn

[verb] faciō, facere, fēcī, factum

to make, do

[adjective] īrātus, -ā, -um

angry

[noun/adjective] malus, -a, -um

bad

[preposition] prō (+ abl.)

in front of, before, for

[noun, f.] puella

girl

[noun, m.] puer, ī

boy

[pronoun] quis?

who?

[adverb] saepe

often

[verb] scrībō, scrībere, scripsī, scriptum

write

[preposition] sine (+ abl.)

without

[adjective/adverb] sōlus, -a, -um

only, alone

[noun, n.] stadium, -iī

study, eagerness, zeal