Latin Chapter 17 Vocabulary

Denarius, -ī

silver coin (is the same as 16 asses and 4 sestercies)

responsum, -ī

response

nummus

coin (general)

as, assis (m)

penny

virgam

stoik

certus, -a, -um

certain

doctus, -a, -um

educated

incertus, -a, -um

uncertain

indoctus, -a, -um

uneducated

industrius, -a, -um

hard working

largus, -a, -um

much

piger, -gra, -grum

lazy

pravus, -a, -um

incorrect

rectus, -a, -um

correct

stultus

stupid

absens, -entis

absent

difficilis, -is, -e

difficult

facilis, -is, -e

easy

prudens, -entis

intelligent

cogito, cogitare

to think

computo, computare

to compute

demonstro, demonstrare

to show

interpello, interpellare

interrupts

laudo, laudare

to praise

doceo, docēre

to teach

oporteo, oportēre

to be appropriate or necessary

disco, discere

to learn (discover)

promo, promere

to take out of

repono, reponere

to put something back

reprehendo, reprehendere

to reprehend

tollō, tollere

to raise

volo, vult

to want

desinit

to stop

largior, largiri

to give much

nescio, nescire

to not know

partior, partiri

to divide (into parts)

scio, scire

to know

licet

it is permitted

quisque, quaeque, quodque

each one

numquam

never

postremo

last

quare

why

saepe

often

tot

so many

usque

through

nam

for

nimis

extremely

itaque

and so

quamquam

although

convenit

suitable

praeterra

besides