AP Latin Vocab Set 1

What does dea, -ae (f.) mean?

goddess

What does ille, illa, illud mean?

that

What does hic, haec, hoc mean?

this

What does a, ab, abs mean?

from; away from; out of

What does cubiculum, -i (n.) mean?

bedroom; room

What does ex, e mean?

out of; from

What does multus, -a, -um mean?

much; great; many

What does dico, -ere, dixi, dictum mean?

to say; speak; utter; tell; mention; relate; affirm; declare; state; assert

What does facio, -ere, feci, factum mean?

to make; build; produce; compose; do; perform

What does canis, -is (m. or f.) mean?

dog

What does placeo, -ere, -cui, placitus sum (or placitum) mean?

to please; be pleasing; be agreeable; be acceptable; suit; satisfy

What does natura, -ae (f.) mean?

nature; natural constitution; property; quality

What does ad mean?

to; toward

What does adversus, adversum mean?

opposite to; against; toward; against; before

What does alius, -a, -ud mean?

another; other; different; one…the other; some…others

What does lumen, -inis (n.) mean?

light; daylight; brightness; day; eye

What does -que mean?

and (attached to a word; joins it with a preceding word); both…and

What does iam mean?

at the moment; at the present moment; now; already; at this time; just now; at present

What does gravis, -e mean?

heavy; weighty; ponderous; burdensome; laden; burdened

What does non mean?

not; by no means; not at all

What does Porcia, -ae (f.) mean?

a Roman female name

What does ratio, -onis (f.) mean?

reason; understanding; calculation; computation

What does trans mean?

across; over; beyond; on the other side

What does abeo, -ire, -ii, -itum mean?

to go from; go away; go off; go forth; depart

What does res, rei (f.) mean?

thing; matter; affair; business; event; fact; circumstance; occurrence; case; situation

What does qui, quae, quod mean?

who; which; that

What does invenio, -ire, -veni, -ventum mean?

to come upon; find; meet with; discover

What does audio, -ire, -ivi (or -ii), -itum mean?

to hear; listen (to)

What does fabula, -ae (f.) mean?

story; fable; play

What does sum, esse, fui mean?

to be

What does habeo, -ere, -ui, -itum mean?

to have; hold; support; carry; wear

What does Roma, Romae (f.) mean?

Rome

What does timor, -oris (m.) mean?

fear; dread; apprehension; alarm; anxiety

What does duo, -ae, -o mean?

two

What does adversus, -a, -um mean?

turned to; turned against; opposite; before; in front of; unfavorable

What does sed mean?

but; on the contrary; but also; but even; but in fact

What does et mean?

and; also; too; besides; likewise; as well; even; both…and

What does super mean?

above; on top; over

What does omnis, -e mean?

all; every

What does atque, ac mean?

and; than; as (with adjectives); as (correl. with quam)

What does ut or uti mean?

how; in what way; as; like; when; that; so that

What does Livia, -ae (f.) mean?

a Roman female name

What does *** mean?

with; together; along with

What does caveo, -ere, cavi, cautum mean?

to beware; avoid; be on guard; guarantee; take care of; decree

What does Caelius, -i (m.) mean?

a Roman male name

What does meus, -a, -um mean?

of me; my; mine; belonging to me; my own

What does is, ea, id mean?

he, she, it; this, that, the

What does agricola, -ae (m.) mean?

farmer; countryman; peasant

What does apud mean?

with; among; at; by; near; at the house of

What does ergo mean?

consequently; therefore; then; so then; because of (with genitive)

What does ego, mei, mihi, me, me mean?

I; me

What does deus, -i (m.) mean?

god; deity

What does video, -ere, vidi, visum mean?

to see; discern; perceive; (in passive) to seem

What does Cornelia, -ae (f.) mean?

a Roman female name

What does do, dare, dedi, datum mean?

to give; hand over; deliver; give up; pay; surrender; grant

What does Appia, -ae (f.) mean?

a Roman female name

What does magnus, -a, -um mean?

great; large

What does conspicio, -ere, -spexi, -spectum mean?

to look at closely; contemplate; perceive; observe

What does acer, acris, acre mean?

sharp; bitter; pointed; piercing; shrill; keen; severe

What does animus, -i (m.) mean?

soul; intelligence; reason; intellect; mind; courage

What does in mean?

in; on (with ablative); into; to; onto; against (with accusative)

What does quisquam, quaequam, quicquam (or quidquam) mean?

any; anyone

What does similis, -e mean?

like; resembling; similar

What does per mean?

through; across; along; among

What does aut mean?

or; either…or

What does huc mean?

to this place; hither

What does suus, -a, -um mean?

of oneself; belonging to oneself; one’s own; his, her, its, their

What does verus, -a, -um mean?

true; real; actual; genuine

What does Decius, -i (m.) mean?

a Roman male name

What does si mean?

if

What does sui, sibi, se, se mean?

himself, herself, itself, themselves

What does *** mean?

when; while; since; although

What does studeo, -ere, -ui mean?

to desire; be eager for; apply oneself to; strive after; study

What does nauta, -ae (m.) mean?

sailor

What does tu, tui, tibi, te, te mean?

you (singular)

What does possum, posse, potui mean?

to be able; have power; can

What does moneo, -ere, -ui, -itum mean?

to remind; advise; warn; teach; admonish; foretell

What does relinquo, -ere, -liqui, -lictum mean?

to leave behind; give up; leave; abandon

What does nec or neque mean?

and not; also not; nor; neither…nor

What does quam mean?

in what manner; how greatly; how; how much; as; than; after than; earlier than