Latin Core Vocab

abbas abbatis

abbot

abeo abire

to go away, depart

accommodo accomodare

to share

adsum adesse adfui

to be present, there

ager agri

field

ago agere egi

to do, act

alius alia alium

other

ambulo ambulare

to walk

amicus amici

friend

amo amare

to love

amor amoris (m.)

love

ancilla ancillae

handmaid

ascendo ascendere

to go up

atque

and

audeo audere

to dare

audio audire

to hear

aut

or

autem

and, but

bene

well

benedico benedicere benedixi

to bless

bibo bibere bibi

to drink

bonus bona bonum

good

bos bouis (m.)

ox

caelum caeli

sky, heaven

canis canis (m.)

dog

canto cantare

to chant, sing

capio capere cepi

to catch

caput capitis (n.)

head

caritas caritatis

brotherly love

caueo cauere caui

to watch out, beware

cena cenae

dinner

certe

certainly

cibus cibi

food

cito

quickly

ciuitas ciuitatis

city

clamo clamare

to shout

clarus clara clarum

bright, noble

cocus coci

cook

cogito cogitare

to think

contra (+acc.)

against

corpus corporis (n.)

body

cras

tomorrow

credo credere credidi

to believe

cum + abl.

with

cunctus cuncta cunctum

all

cur

why

curo curare

to care

curro currere cucurri

to run

de (+abl.)

about, concerning, from

debeo debere

to have to

descendo descendere

to go down

deus dei

God

dico dicere dixi

to say

dies diei (m. or f.)

day

discipulus discipuli

pupil

disco discere didici

to learn

diues diuitis

rich

do dare dedi

to give

doceo docere

to teach

dominus domini

master, lord

domus domus (f.)

house

dormio dormire

to sleep

duco ducere duxi

to lead

dux ducis

leader

ecce!

behold! lo! see!

ecclesia ecclesiae

church

ego

I

enim

for, because

eo ire

to go

episcopus episcopi

bishop

et

and

etiam

also

euangelium euangelii

Gospel

ex/e (+abl.)

out of, from

exeo exire

to go out

facies faciei (f.)

face

facio facere feci

to make, do

fama famae

reputation, rumour

fames famis (f.)

hunger

felix felicis

lucky, happy

fero ferre tuli

to carry, bear

festino festinare

to hasten

fides fidei (f.)

faith

filia filiae

daughter

filius filii

son

flagello flagellare

to flog, beat

flos floris (m.)

flower

fortis fortis forte

strong, brave

frater fratris

brother

fugio fugire

to flee

fugo fugare

to chase (away)

fur furis (m.)

thief

gens gentis (f.): people

genu genus (n.): knee

genus generis (n.): type, race

habeo habere

to have

heri

yesterday

hic

here

hic haec hoc

this

hodie

today