Year 13 Latin Prose Vocabulary

-ne

(introduces question)

-que

and

-ve

or

a, ab + abl

from, by

absum abesse, afui

be absent, be away, be distant

ac, atque

and

accido accidere, accidi

happen

accipio accipere, accepi, acceptus

accept, take in, receive, hear

accusator accusatoris (m)

accuser, prosecutor

accuso accusare, accusavi, accusatus

to accuse, to prosecute

acer acra, acrum

keen, fierce

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

so much, so greatly, to such an extent

adhuc

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

adulescentia adulescentiae (f)

youth, adolescence

advenio advenire, adveni

arrive

adventus adventus (m)

arrival, approach

adversus

against, opposite

adversus + acc

against, towards

aedes aedis (f)

temple, house

aedificium aedificii, n

building

aedifico aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus

build

aequus aequa, aequum

equal, fair, favourable, calm

aes aeris (n)

bronze

aestas aestatis (f)

summer

aetas aetatis (f)

age, life-time

affero afferre, attuli, allatus

to bring to, to report

ager agri, m

field, land, territory

aggredior aggredi, aggressus sum

attack, approach

agmen agminis, n

column of men, army

agnosco agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus

to recognise, to realise

ago agere, egi, actus

do, act, drive

agricola agricolae (f)

farmer

ait

he/she says, he/she said

ala alae (f)

wing

alienus aliena, alienum

belonging to another, foreign, strange

alii…alii

some … others

aliquis aliquid

someone, something, anyone, anything

alius alia, aliud

other, one, another, else

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, female friend

amicitia amicitiae (f)

friendship

amicus amici m

friend

amitto amittere, amisi, amissus

lose

amo amare, amavi, amatus

love, like

amor amoris, m

love

amplus ampla, amplum

large, spacious, splendid

an

or

ancilla ancillae, f

slave-girl, slave-woman

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

before, previously

antequam

before

antiquus antiqua, antiquum

ancient, former

aperio aperire, aperui, apertus

open, reveal, disclose

appareo apparere, apparui

appear

appello appellare, appellavi, appellatus

to name, to address

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

arbitror arbitrari, arbitratus sum

to decide, to conclude

arbor arboris, f

tree

arcesso arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus

summon, send for

argentum argenti, n

silver, money

arma armorum, n pl

arms, weapons, armour

armatus armata, armatum

armed

arripio arripere, arripui, arreptus

to snatch, to seize

ars artis, f

art, skill

arx arcis (f)

citadel

ascendo ascendere, ascendi, ascensus

climb, go up

assiduus assidua, assiduum

continually present, incessant

at

but

atque

and

attingo attingere, attigi, attactus

to touch, to reach, to concern

attonitus attonita, attonitum

astonished, thunder-struck

auctoritas auctoritatis (f)

influence, prestige, authority, responsibility

audacia audaciae (f)

boldness, daring, audacity

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

aureus aurea, aureum

golden, shining like gold

aurum auri (n)

gold

aut

or, either