VOC LATIN 1-48

canis

canis; the dog

coquus

coqui; the cook

esse

sum, fui; to be

filia

filiae; the daughter

filius

filii; the son

hortus

horti; the garden

in +abl

in, on

in +acc

into, onto, against

laborare

laboro, laboravi, laboratum; to work

mater

matris; the mother

pater

patris; the father

sedere

sedeo, sedi, sessum; to sit

servus

servi; the slave

via

viae; the road, street, way

amicus

amici; the friend

ancilla

ancillae; the slave-girl

cena

cenae; the dinner

cibus

cibi; the food

dominus

domini; the master, lord

dormire

dormio, dormivi, dormitum; to sleep

intare

intro, intravi, intratum; to enter

laetus

laeta, laetum; happy

laudare

laudo, laudavi, laudatum; to praise

mercator

mercatoris; the merchant

quoque

also

salutare

saluto, salutavi, salutatum; to greet

ad

to, towards, at

bibere

bibo, bibi, bibitum; to drink

circumspectare

circumspecto, circumspectavi, circumspectatum; to look around

clamare

clamo, clamavi, clamatum; to shout

ecce

look!

exire

exeo, exii, exitum; to go out, leave

exspectare

exspecto, exspectavi, exspectatum; to exspect, wait for, look out for

ianua

ianuae; the door

iratus

irata, iratum; angry

leo

leonis; the lion

magnus

magna, magnum; big, great

navis

navis; the ship

non

not

portare

porto, portavi, portatum; to carry

respondere

respondeo, respondi, responsum; to respond, answer

ridere

rideo, risi, risum; to laugh, smile

salve

hello, be healthy

surgere

surgo, surrexi, surrectum; to rise, get up

taberna

tabernae; the shop, store

videre

video, vidi, visum; to see

vinum

vini; the wine

agere

ago, egi, actum; to do, drive, act

anulus

anuli; the ring

coquere

coquo, coxi, coctum; to cook

cur

why

e(x)

out of, from

ego

mei; I

eheu

oh dear!

habere

habeo, habui, habitum; to have

inquit

he says

iudex

iudicis; the judge

mendax

mendacis; the liar

pecunia

pecuniae; the money

perterritus

perterrita, perterritum; terrified

poeta

poetae; the poet

quaerere

quaero, quaesivi, quaesitum; to search for

quis

who

reddare

reddo, reddedi, redactum; to return, give back

satis

satis, satis; enough

sed

but

signum

signi; the sign

tu

tui; you

vocare

voco, vocavi, vocatum; to call

adesse

adsum, adfui; to be here, be present

agricola

agricolae; the farmer

ambulare

ambulo, ambulavi, ambulatum; to walk

audire

audio, audivi, auditum; to hear, listen

clamor

clamoris; the shout, noise

contendere

contendo, contendi, contentum; to hurry

currere

curro, cucurri, cursum; to run

fabula

fabulae; the story

femina

feminae; the woman

hodie

today

iuvenis

iuvenis; the young man

meus

mea, meum; my, mine

multus

multa, multum; much

multi

multae, multa; many

optimus

optima, optimum; best, excellent

petere

peto, petivi, petitum; to beg, seek, ask, attack, head for

plaudere

plaudo, plausi, plausum; to applaud, clap

puella

puellae; the girl

senex

senis; the old man

spectare

specto, spectavi, spectatum; to look at, watch

stare

sto, steti, statum; to stand

turba

turbae; the crowd

ubi

where, when

urbs

urbis; the city

venire

venio, veni, ventum; to come

abesse

absum, afui; to be absent, not be there

cubiculum

cubiculi; the bedroom

emere

emo, emi, emptum; to buy

ferociter

fiercely, ferociously

festinare

festino, festinavi, festinatum; to hurry

fortis

fortis, forte; brave, strong