LAT 101: Chap. 6-26 Vocab

Deus

God

Discipulus/Discipuli

Student

Insidiae

Ambush, plot, treachery

Liber, Libri

Book

Tyrannus

Tyrant

Vitium

Crime, vice

Salvus

Sound, healthy

Vester, vestra

Your

Ubi

Where, when

Ibi

There

Nunc

Now

Quare

Therefore, wherefore

Possum

To be able

Tolero

To endure, bear

Dum

While, as long as

Numquam

Never

Tamen

Still

Ago

To drive, lead, act

Disco

To learn

Doceo

To teach

Gero

To carry, wage

Traho

To draw

Vinco

To overcome/conquer

Locus

Place, location

Morbus

Disease/sickness

Studium

Eagerness, zeal

Hic, haec, hoc

This

Ille, Illa, illud

That

Iste, ista, istud

That of yours

Alius, Alia

Other, another

Alter

The other (of two)

Neuter

Neither

Nullus

None

Solus

Alone

Totus

Whole

Ullus

Any

Unus

One

Uter

Either

Enim

For, truly

Nimis

Too, too much

Cupiditas

Desire

Senectus

Old age

Timor

Fear

Via

Road

Voluptas

Pleasure

Quoniam

Since

Dico

To say, tell, speak

Facio

To make, do

Fugio

To flee

Venio

To come

Caput

Leader, beginning

Nemo

Nobody

Idem

The same

Carus

Dear

Quod

Because

Neque

And not, nor

Autem

Moreover

Etiam

Also

Mitto

To send

adulescens/adulescentis

young man/woman

Annus/Anni

year

Asia/Asiae

Asia

Caesar/Caesaris

Caesar

Mater/matris

mother

medicus/medici/medica/medicae

doctor/physician

Pater/patris

father

patienta/patientiae

suffering, patience, endurance

Principium/principi

the beginning

acerbus, acerba, acerbum

harsh, bitter

pro

in front of, before

diu

long, for a long time

nuper

recently

amitto, amittere, amisi, amissum

to send away, lose, let go

cado, cadere, cecidi, casurum

to fall

creo, creare, creavi, creatum

to create

divitiae

wealth, riches

factum, facti

deed, act, achievement

signum, signi

sign, signal, indication, seal

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, the very, the actual

quisque, quidque

each one, each person, each thing

sui

himself, herself, itself

doctus, docta, doctum

taught, learned, skilled

fortunatus, fortunata, fortunatum

fortunate, lucky, happy

suus, sua, suum

his own, her own, its own, their own

nam

for

ante

before, previously, in front of

per

through

olim

once, long ago, in the future, some day

alo, alere, alui, altum

to nourish, support, sustain, cherish, increase

diligo

to esteem, love

iungo

to join

sto, stare

to stand, stand still or firm

animal, animalis

a living creature, animal

aqua, aquae

water

ars, artis

art, skill

auris

ear

civis

citizen

ius, iuris

right, justice, law

mare, maris

sea

mors, mortis

death