WJEC Latin GCSE Defined Vocabulary List

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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