AP Latin Second 200

cunctor

to delay

cunctus

all together

cupiditas, cupio

desire

cur

why

cura

care

curro (verb) cursus (noun)

run

currus

chariot

custodio (ver) custos (noun)

guard

Danai

the Danaans, the greeks

de

from, away

dea

goddess

debeo

be in debt

Decius

male name

defendo

to defend

defessus

worn out

deinde or dein

then, next

delecto

to delight, please

deleo

to erase

demonstro

to point out

denique

finally in the end

densus

thick, close

descendo

descend

desero

to leave, forsake

desum

to be away

detineo

to hold off

deus

god

devoro

to devour

dexter

to the right

dextra

right hand

Diana

the goddess lady

dico

to say, speak

Dido

queen of Carthage

dies

day

difficilis

difficult

digitus

finger, toe

dignus

worthy, deserving

diligens (adj) diligenter (noun)

careful, diligent, diligence, care

discedo

to go off

discipulus

student follower

disco

to learn

dissimilis

unlike

diu

a long time

diva

goddess

dives

rich, costly, productive

divus

god, a diety

do, dare

to give, hand over

doceo

to teach

deleo (ver), dolor (noun)

to hurt, feel pain

domina/dominus

mistress/master

domus

house

donum

gift

dormio

to sleep

dubius

moving two ways

duco

to lead

dulcis

sweet

dum

while, a while

duo

two

durus

hard (to touch)

dux

leader

ecce

behold, look

effundo

to pour out

ego

I, me

egredior

to go out

emo

to buy

enim

for, for instance

eo

there in that place

eo, ire, ivi

to go, walk, ride, sail, fly

epistula

written communication

eques

horseman

equidem

truly, indeed

equus

horse

ergo

therefore

eripio

to tear out

erro

to wander

et

and

etiam

now too

ex

out of

excipio

to take out

exemplum

example

exerceo

to exercise

exercitus

disciplined body of men

exigo

to drive out

exitus

going out

explico

to unfold

exspecto

to look out for

exstinguo

to put out

extra

outside of

extremus

outermost

fabula

story, fable

facies

easy to do

facio

to make, build

fama

report, rumor

familia

household

fatalis

of fate

fatum

prophecy

faveo

to favor

felix

fruitful, productive, fortunate

femina

female, woman

fero

to bear, carry

ferox

wild, bold