AP Latin Fourth 200

nubila, -orum

clouds, rainclouds

nullus

not any

num

if, whether

numen

nod; command

numero

to count, numbering

numerus

number

numquam

at no time, never

nunc

now

nuntio (v) nuntius (n)

to announce, announcement

nympha

nymph

o

O! oh!

ob

on account of

obscurus

dark, dusky

occido

to fall down, fall

occupo

take into possession

occurro

to run to meet; to oppose

oculus

eye

odium

hate, dislike

olim

formerly

omnis

all

operio

to cover, cover over

oppidum

town

ops

power

opto

to choose

optus

work, labor

ora

extremity

oratio

speech

orator

speech, orator

orbis

ring, circle

orbis

ring, circle

ordo

row, line

oro

to speak

os

mouth

ostendo

to stretch out

otium

leisure

paene

nearly, almost

Pallas

Pallas, son of Evander

palma

palm, flat hand

panis

bread

par, paris

equal

parco

to act sparingly

parens

procreator, father, mother

pariter

equally

paro

to prepare

pars, partis

part, piece

parum

too little, not enough

parvus

little, small, petty

pater

father

patior

to bear, support

patria

fatherland

patrona

protectress

patronaus

patron

paucus

few, little

paulum

to only a small extent

pauper

poor, meager

pax, pacis

compact, greement

pectus

breast, chest

pecunia

money, property

pello

to beat, to push

pendeo

to hang, hang down

per

through

perdo

to destroy

pereo

to pass away

periculosus

dangerous

periculum

trial

persuadeo

to persuade

pervenio

to come up

pes, pedis

foor

peto

to strive for

pharetra

quiver

pictura

painting, picture

placeo

to please

plaudo

to clap

plenu

full, filled

Plinius

roman male name

plus, pluris

more

poculum

cup, bowl

poena

compensation

poeta

poet

pompa

procession

pono

to put down

pns

bridge

populus

people, nation

Procius

Roman male name

porta

gate, entrace

porto

to carry, bring

portus

port, harbor

posco

to ask urgently

possum

to be able

post, postea

behind, afterwards

potens (adj), protestas (n)

powerful, power

paremium

prize, reward

praesidium

protection

praesto

to stand out

precor

to ask

premo

to press

primum (adv), primus (adj), princeps (adj), princeps (n)

first

prior

former

prius

sooner, first

priusquam or Prius quam

before that