Latin Vocabulary (11-14)

commodus-a-um

suitable, convenient

deus

god

dea

goddess

fugere

run away, flee, escape

ita

yes

otium

pleasure, peace

studium

eagerness, interest, studies

valere

be well, strong

varius-a-um

changing, various

afficere

to affect, move

cum

with

firmus-a-um

firm, strong

gerere

to carry on, wage

incipere

to take on, begin

perpetuus-a-um

constant

continere

hold (together), contrain

liber

book

tardus-a-um

slow

trahere

drag, draw

verbum

word

convenire

to come together

convocare

to call together

medius-a-um

middle, middle of

reducere

to lead back

sententia

feeling, moto, opinion

legere

to gather, choose, read

numquam

never

reliquus-a-um

remaining, rest of

scribere

to write

committere

to join together

finitimus-a-um

neighbor

pauci-ae-e

few

proelium

battle

properare

to hasten, hurry

appelare

to land, drive to to bring up

aut 

or

et..et

both..and

neque

and not, nor

praesidium

guard, protect

amittere

to let go

miser-a-um

unhappy, poor

abesse

to be absent

inimicus-a-um

unfriendly, hostile

noscere

to learn

procedere

go forward, advance, proceed

retinere

hold back, keep

sine

without