Eduquas Latin GCSE Component 2 Vocabulary

abicio abicere

throw away, cast

accedo accedere accessi

approach, be near

adhuc

still, at this point

adrasus –a –um

shaven

aemulus –a –um + dat.

equal

aequo aequare aequavi

treat as equal

aes aeris n.

bronze

aestus aestus m.

tide

aetas aetatis f.

age

affero afferre attuli allatus

bring

affixus –a –um

attached

aliud … aliud … aliud

one … another … another

alo alere

feed

alter altera alterum

one or other of two

altius

in detail, more deeply

an

whether, if

animadversio animadversionis f.

disapproval, censure

animadverto animadvertere animadverti

notice, catch sight of

anser anseris m.

goose

apertus –a –um

uncovered, clear, simple

apud + acc.

nearby, with, among, at the house of

aridus –a –um

dried

artus artus m.

limb

at

but

aureus –a –um

golden i.e. splendid

aureus aurei m.

aureus (gold coin)

ausus –a –um

having dared

baca bacae f.

berry

bisaccium bisaccii n.

saddle–bag, double panier

boletus boleti m.

mushroom

caelatus –a –um

carved

calculus calculi m.

pebble (i.e. counter)

caleo calere calui

be warm

candidus –a –um

white, shining

canistrum canistri n.

basket

canities canitiei f.

grey, white (hair)

carica caricae f.

dried fig

caro carnis f.

meat

cavea caveae f.

cage, hollow place

cavus –a –um

hollow

cervical cervicalis n.

pillow

cervix cervicis f.

neck

ceterum

but, even so

clunis clunis m./f.

hindquarters (often plural), thigh

coactus –a –um

compressed, curdled

coccineus –a –um

bright red

coerceo coercere

restrain, keep within

compes compedis f.

fetter, shackle

concipio concipere

speak, utter

conditus –a –um

preserved, placed

confugio confugere confugi

flee for refuge

constituo constituere constitui

to establish, set up

consto constare + abl.

cost

consuetudo consuetudinis f.

custom, practice

continuo

immediately, straightaway

convictor convictoris m.

fellow diner, companion

conviva convivae m.

guest at a meal

corbis corbis f.

basket

Corinthius – a –um

Corinthian bronze

cornum corni n.

cornel-cherry

craticula craticulae f.

small gridiron, grill

crus cruris n.

leg

crystallinus –a –um

(made from) crystal, cut-glass

cum + indicative

when

cum + subjunctive

although, since, when

cunctus –a –um

all

custodio custodire custodivi custoditus

guard, protect

daps dapis f.

feast, banquet

devorandus –a –um

to be swallowed, to be devoured

diligens diligentis

careful, economical

disciplina disciplinae f.

custom, habit

discretus –a –um

separate, single

discribo discribere discripsi

divide

discrimen discriminis n.

test, turning point

discumbo discumbere discubui

recline at table

dius –a –um

godly, divine

divido dividere divisi

distribute

dantque locum

and give way

duceni –ae –a

two hundred each

effervescens effervescentis

rising up, boiling up

eligendum eligendi n.

choosing

eludo eludere

evade, escape

epulae epularum f. pl.

banquet feast

erutus –a –um

unearthed, dug up

everto evertere everti

overturn

exaequo exaequare

treat as equal

excludo excludere exclusi

stick out

experientia experientiae f.

test

experior experiri

find out, put to the test

exprimo exprimere expressi

force out, elicit

fabricatus –a –um

made

faenum faeni n.

hay

faex faecis f.

sediment, pickling brine

fagus fagi f.

beech tree, beechwood

Falernum Falerni n.

Falernian

familiaris familiare

closely connected, close friend

fastidio fastidire

loathe, despise

fatigo fatigare

tire out, weary

favilla favillae f.

ashes, embers

favus favi m.

honeycomb