Latin - 2

nesciō(4):

to not know (nice)

nōlō, nolle, nolui:

to be unwilling, not wish

numerō(1):

to count (innumerable, numerator)

nūntiō(1):

to announce (enunciate, announce, renounce)

occurrō:

to meet (see currō)

opprimō:

to crush

ostendō:

to show (ostentatious, ostensible)

parō(1):

to prepare (parachute, parasol)

pellō (+ compounds)

to push, knock, drive

pereō:

to die

persuādeō:

to persuade

petō, -ere, petivi, petitum:

to seek, head for, aim for, attack, ask

placeō, -ēre, placui:

to please [w/dative]

plaudō:

to clap

pōnō, -ere, posui, positus:

to put, place

portō(1)

to carry (export, important, comportment, sport)

possum, posse, potui:

to be able (potent)

pugnō(1):

to fight (impugn, repugnant, pugnacious)

pulsō:

to beat, to hit, to knock (impulse, repulsive)

pūniō(4):

to punish (punitive)

puttō

to think (putative, reputation, dispute, computer, count)

quaerō:

to seek, search, ask (inquiry, require, question, query)

rapiō, -ere, rapui, raptus:

to grab, snatch, seize (rapt, usurp)

recitō:

to recite

regō, -ere, rexi, rectus:

to rule (region, regal, regent, dress, adroit)

relinquō:

to leave behind (relic, relinquish, derelict)

respondeō:

to reply

rīdeō, -ēre, rīsi, risum:

to laugh, smile (deride, ridicule, risible)

rogō(1):

to ask [w/double accusative]

saliō:

to jump (salient, resilient, somersault, sautee)

salūtō(1)

to greet

Salvē! Salvēte!

hello!

sciō(4):

to know

scrībō, -ere, scripsi, scriptus:

to write

sedeō, ēre, sēdi, sessum:

to sit

sentiō(4):

to think, feel, realize

servō(1):

to guard, protect, save

soleō, solēre, solitus

to be accustomed

spectō(1):

to watch, look at

spērō(1):

to hope

spīrō:

to breathe

stō, stāre, steti, statum:

to stand

studeō:

to be eager for

sum, esse, fui, futurus:

to be

sūmō:

to pick up

superō(1):

to overcome, defeat

surgō, -ere, surrexi, surrectum:

to rise, get up

taceō, -ēre, tacui, tacitum:

to be silent

tangō, -ere, tetigi, tactus:

to touch

temptō(1):

to try

teneō, -ēre, -ui, tentus:

to hold

terreō(2):

to frighten

timeō(2):

to fear

tollō, -ere, sustuli, sublatus:

to raise

trahō, -ere, traxi, tractus:

to drag, pull (subtract, extract, tractor, trace)

Valē! Valēte!

helleo

valeō,

bye

vēndō, -ere, vendidi, venditus:

to sell (vendor)

veniō, īre, vēni, ventum:

to come (convenient, invent, prevention, advent)

verberō(1):

to beat (reverberate)

vertō, -ere, verti, versus:

to turn (divert, avert, version, vertical)

vexō(1):

to annoy, bother (vex, vexation)

videō, -ēre, vīdi, visus:

to see (vision, evidence, prudent, clairvoyant)

vincō, -ere, vīcī, victus:

to conquer (victor, evict, conviction)

vīsitō(1):

to visit

vituperō(1)

to scold (vituperative)

vīvō, -ere, vixi, vīctum:

to live (vivacious, vivid, viper)

vocō(1):

to call (vocal, invoke, provoke, revoke, voice)

volō(1):

to fly (volatile)

volō, velle, voluī:

to want, wish, be willing (volunteer, volition)

vulnerō(1):

to wound (vulnerable)

aedificium:

building

aestās,aestatis, f.:

summer

agricola m.:

farmer

amīcitia:

friendship

amīcus:

friend

amor, amoris m:

love

amphitheātrum:

amphitheater

ancilla:

slave woman

animal, animalis, n:

animal

animus:

mind, spirit, courage

annus:

year (annual centennial, perennial, anniversary)

aqua:

water (aquatic sewer)

aquaeductus -ūs, m:

aqueduct

arborarboris, f:

tree (arboretum, arboreal)

architectus:

architect

arcus -ūs, m:

arch, bow

arēna:

sand, arena

argentum:

silver (Argentina AG-chem. symbol of silver)

arma -ōrum, n. pl:

weapons, arms [plural only]

ars, artis, f:

skill (artistic, inertia)

athlēta, m:

athlete

ātrium:

atrium

aurīga m:

charioteer

aurum:

gold (oriole orange, AU-chem. symbol of gold)

autumnus:

autumn

auxilium:

help, aid in pl. reinforcements, auxiliary troops (auxiliary)

barbarus:

foreigner

bellum:

war (bellicose, belligerent, rebel, revel, duel)

beneficium:

kindnes