AP Latin Vocab

abdo -dere -didi

put away, conceal

absum -esse -fui

be absent, be lacking

accedo -ere cepi ceptum

approach

accipio -ere -cepi ceptum

take, accept

accommodo -are

fit out, fit, furnish

accuso -are

accuse; prosecute (legal)

ācer -cris -cre

sharp, cutting, keen

adaequo -are

make equal; match

adduco -ducere -duxi -ductum

bring forth, bring on, lead

adhibeo -ere -ui -itum

supply, furnish

adigo -igere -egi -actum

drive forth

adimo -imere -emi -emptum

take away

aditus -us m.

approach, attack

adiuvo -iuvare -iuvi -iutum

aid, help

administro -are

direct, administer, assist

admiror -ari dep.

be surprised at

adolesco -olescere -olevi

to grow up, mature

adorior -oriri -ortus dep.

rise up against

adventus -us m.

arrival

adverto (advorto) -ventere -verti -versum

turn toward

aeger -gra -grum

sick, ailing

aequud -a -um

level, smooth

aestas -atis

heat, summer, season

aestus -us m.

heat, boiling

affero -ferre -tuli -latum

bring forth, bear a report, excite

agger -eris m.

rampart (mil.)

aggredior -i -ssum

approach; attack

agmen -inis n.

line, column of soldiers

alacer -cris -cre

quick, keen

alienus -a -um

strange, foreign

aliquis, aliquid pron.

someone, something, anyone, anything

aliquot indecl. numeral

several

amicitia -ae f.

friendship

amitto -mitter -misi -missum

send away, dismiss

amplus -a -um

big, large

angustiae -arum f. plur.

narrowness

angustus -a -um

narrow, small

animadverto (animadvorto.) -vertere -verti -versum

turn toward, to notice

aperio aperire aperui apertum

open up

apello -are

speak to, to address

appello -pellere -puli -pulsum

drive to

aptus -a -um

well adjusted, fitting

apud prep. with acc.

at, near, in

arcesso. (accerso.) -ere -ivi -itum

summon up

aridus -a -um

dry, arid

armo -are

outfit with arms

attingo -tingere -tigi -tactum

touch

audax -acis

bold

audeo -ere -ausus (semi dep.)

dare

augeo augere auxi auctum

make larger

averto -(advorto) -vertere -verti -(vorti) -versum -(vorsum)

turn away

barbarus -a -um

foreign

bello -are and bellor -ari dep.

wage war

beneficium -i n.

period of two days

bini -ae

two each, doubles

bis

twice

bracchium -i n.

arm

caedo caedere cecidi caesum

strike

caro carnis f.

meat

carrus -i m.

wagon, cart

castellum -i n.

fort, stronghold

castrum -i n. (usually castra -orum n. pl.)

military camp

casus -us m.

falling, danger

catena -ae f.

chain

causa (caussa) -ae f.

cause, case (legal)

cautes -is f.

rock

cedo cedere cessi cessum

proceed; withdraw

celo -are

hide

cerno cernere crevi cretum

perceive

certamen -inis n.

battle, struggle

cingo cingere cinxi cinctum

encircle

circiter adv. and prep. with acc.

about

circuitus -us m.

circle

circum adv.

around

circumdo -dare -dedi -datum

place around, encircle

circumsito -sistere -steti -or siti

stand around

citerior -ius

nearer, closer

clam adv.

silently, secretly

classis -is f.

class of society; the fleet

cognosco -gnoscere -gnovi -gnitum

learn about

cogo cogere coegi coactum

to bring together, force

cohors -tis f. -tis f.

a troop of soldiers

cohortor -ari dep.

to encourage

collis -is m.

hill

colloco -are

establish; place

colloquium -ii n.

conference

colloquor -i

talk together, discuss

commeatus -us m.

trade commerce

committo -mittere -misi -um

to bring together, engage (in battle)

confirmo -are

to make firm, strengthen

congredior -gredi -gressus

to approach

conicio -icere -ieci -ectum

to hurl together, shoot

coniungo -iungere -iunxi -iunctum

join together, marry, join

coniuro -are

conspire

conor -ari dep.

to try

consanguineus -a -um

of a blood relative

consentio -sentire -sensi -sensum

to agree with

consequor -sequi -sensi -sensum

to follow after

consido -sidere -sedi -sessum

sit down, take up a position (mil.)

consilium -i n.

counsel, a council