Let me know if there are any errors; unnoficial defined vocab flashcards for the WJEC eduqas latin GCSE
ā, ab
from, by (also used as prefix with verbs)
abeō
to go away, depart
absum
to be out, be absent, be away
ac
and
accidō
to happen
accipiō
to accept, take in, receive
ad
to, towards, at (also used as prefix with verbs)
addūcō
to lead to
adeō
so much, so greatly
adīre
to go to, approach
adferō
to bring
adiuvō
to help
adsum
to be here, be present
adveniō
to arrive
agō
to do, act, drive
aliquis
someone, something
alius
other, another, else
alter
the other, another, the second of two
altus
high, deep
ambulō
to walk
amīcus
friend
amō
to love, like
amor
love
ancilla
slave-girl, maid
animus
spirit, soul, mind
annus
year
ante
before, in front of
anteā
before
aperiō
to open
appāreō
to appear
appropinquō
to approach, come near to
apud
among, with, at the house of
aqua
water
atque
and
audāx
bold, daring
audiō
to hear, listen to
auferō
to take away, carry off, steal
aut … aut
either ... or ...
bellum
war
bene
well
benignus
kind, generous
bibō
to drink
bonus
good
brevis
short, brief
cadō
to fall
caelum
sky, heaven
canis
dog
capiō
to take, catch, capture, adopt (a plan)
caput
head
cārus
dear
celer
quick, fast
cēlō
to hide
cēna
dinner, meal
centum
a hundred
cēterī
the rest, the others
cibus
food
circum
around
cīvis
citizen
clāmō
to shout
clāmor
shout, shouting, noise
coepī
to begin
cōgitō
to think, consider
cognōscō
to get to know, find out, learn
cōgō
to force, compel
comes
comrade, companion
cōnficiō
to finish; wear out, exhaust
cōnor
to try
cōnsilium
plan, idea, advice
cōnspiciō
to catch sight of, notice
cōnstituō
to decide
cōnsūmō
to eat
contrā
against
conveniō
to come together, gather, meet
corpus
body
crēdō
to believe, trust, have faith in
crūdēlis
cruel
cum
when, since
cum
with (as prefix = together)
cupiō
to want, desire
cūr?
why?
cūra
care, worry
cūrō
to look after, care for, supervise
currō
to run
custōs
guard
dē
from, down from; about (as prefix = down)
dea
goddess
dēbeō
to owe, ought, should, must
decem
ten
deinde
then
dēleō
to destroy
dēspērō
to despair
deus
god
dīcō
to say
diēs
day
difficilis
difficult
dīrus
dreadful
discēdō
to depart, leave
diū
for a long time
dīves
rich
dō
to give