OCR AS Level Latin Vocabulary

a/ab (+ abl)

from, by

absum (abesse, afui)

be absent, be away, be distant

ac/atque (indeclinable)

and

accido (accidere, accidi)

happen

accipio (accipere, accepi, acceptus)

accept, take in, receive, hear

acer (acris, acre)

keen, sharp, fierce

acies (aciei, f)

line, battle line, army

ad (+ acc)

to, towards, at, about, near

addo (addere, addidi, additus)

add, join

adeo (indeclinable)

so much, so greatly, to such an extent

adhuc (indeclinable)

till now, still

adimo (adimere, ademi, ademptus)

take away, remove

adipiscor (adipisci, adeptus sum)

obtain

adiuvo (adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus)

help

adsum (adesse, adfui)

be here, be present

adulescens (adulescentis, m)

youth, young man

advenio (advenire, adveni)

arrive

adversus (+ acc)

against, up(hill)

adversus

against, opposite

aedificium (aedificii, n)

building

aedifico (aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus)

build

aequus (aequa, aequum)

equal, fair, favourable, calm

ager (agri, m)

field, land, territory

aggredior (aggredi, aggressus sum)

attack, approach

agmen (agminis, n)

column of men, army

ago (agere, egi, actus)

do, act, drive

gratias ago

thank, give thanks

aliquis (aliquid)

someone, something, anyone, anything

alius (alia, aliud)

other, one, another, else

alii ... alii

some ... others

alter (altera, alterum)

the other, one (of two), another, a second

altus (alta, altum)

high, deep

ambulo (ambulare, ambulavi)

walk

amica (amicae, f)

girl-friend

amicus (amici, m)

friend

amitto (amittere, amisi, amissus)

lose

amo (amare, amavi, amatus)

love, like

amor (amoris, m)

love

an (indeclinable)

or

angustus (angusta, angustum)

narrow, confined

animadverto (animadvertere, animadverti, animadversus)

notice, observe

animus (animi, m)

spirit, soul, mind, courage

annus (anni, m)

year

ante (+ acc)

before, in front of

antea (indeclinable)

before, previously

antequam (indeclinable)

before

aperio (aperire, aperui, apertus)

open, reveal, disclose

appareo (apparere, apparui)

appear

appropinquo (appropinquare, appropinquavi + dat)

approach, come near to

apud (+ acc)

among, at the house of, according to, in the opinion of

aqua (aquae, f)

water

aquila (aquilae, f)

eagle, standard

ara (arae, f)

altar

arbor (arboris, f)

tree

arcesso (arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus)

summon, send for

argentum (argenti, n)

silver, money

arma (armorum, n pl)

arms, weapons, armour

ars (artis, f)

art, skill

ascendo (ascendere, ascendi, ascensus)

climb

at (indeclinable)

but

attonitus (attonita, attonitum)

astonished, thunder-struck

audax (audacis)

bold, daring

audeo (audere, ausus sum)

dare

audio (audire, audivi, auditus)

hear, listen to

aufero (auferre, abstuli, ablatus)

take away, carry off, steal

augeo (augere, auxi, auctus)

increase, exaggerate

aut (indeclinable)

or, either

autem (indeclinable)

but, however

auxilium (auxilii, n)

help; (pl ) (auxiliary) troops

bellum (belli, n)

war

bene (indeclinable)

well

beneficium (beneficii, n)

kindness, service, favour

bis (indeclinable)

twice

bona (bonorum, n pl)

goods, possessions, property

bonus (bona, bonum)

good

brevis (breve)

short, brief

cado (cadere, cecidi, casus)

fall, perish

caedes (caedis, f)

slaughter, killing, murder

caelum (caeli, n)

sky, heaven

campus (campi, m)

plain, field

canis (canis, m and f)

dog

cano (canere, cecini, cantus)

sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)

capio (capere, cepi, captus)

take, catch, capture, choose

captivus (captivi, m)

captive, prisoner

caput (capitis, n)

head, person, life, capital

carus (cara, carum)

dear

castra (castrorum, n pl)

camp

causa (causae, f)

cause, reason, case

causa (+ gen)

for the sake of

caveo (cavere, cavi, cautus)

beware (of), take care

cedo (cedere, cessi, cessus)

yield, give up; (in compounds) go

celer (celeris, celere)

quick

celo (celare, celavi, celatus)

hide

centurio (centurionis, m)

centurion

cerno (cernere, crevi, cretus)

see, perceive, decree

certamen (certaminis, n)

contest, battle, struggle

certus (certa, certum)

certain, sure, fixed

certiorem facere

inform

ceteri (ceterae, cetera)

the rest, the other

cibus (cibi, m)

food