Latin II Vocab

et

and

sum, esse

to be

qui, quae, quod

who, which, what

que

and

in

in, on (+ abl); into, onto (+abl)

non

not

hic, haec, hoc

this, these

ille, illa, illud

that, those

tu, tui, tibi, te

you (sing.)

cum

with (prep +abl); when, since, although (conjunction + subj.)

ego, mei, mihi, me

I, me

Quisquam quicquam/quidquam

any single person

is ea id

he, she, it, this, that

ad

to, up to, towards

ut, uti

as (+ indic); so that, with the result that

si

if

sui sibi se/sese

him, her, itself, themselves

omnis -e

all, every

nec/neque

neither nor

sed

but

a ab abs

from, by

ipse ipsa ipsum

him-her-itself

possum posse potui

be able

aut

or

magnus, -a, um

great

ex, e

out of, from

suus, -a, -um

his own, her own, its own

do dare dedi datum

give

quam

how?

per

through

video

see

facio

do, make

dico

say

iam

now

atque/ac

and in addition, and also, and; (after comparatives) than; simul atque, as soon as; ac

alius

other

res

situation

habeo

have, hold

animus

spirit; mind

meus

my

deus

god; goddess

multus

much

tuus

your

fero

bear, carry, endure

de

down from, about

ne

lest, that not

manus

hand; band of men

nullus

not any, no one

nunc

now

nos

we

noster

our

unus

one

dies

day

nihil

nothing

tum

then

enim

for, indeed

tamen

nevertheless, still

idem

the same

rex

king

nam or namque

because

locus

place

venio

come

inter

between

volo

wish, be willing

etiam

also

bonus

good

ago

drive

terra

land

pars, partis

part

pater

father

neque

neither…nor

domus

house

at

but

corpus

body

quoque

also

aliquis

some, any

totus

whole

sic

in this manner, thus

hic

here; hinc: from here

iste

that

urbs

city

peto

seek

iubeo

bid

vir

man

bellum

war

vita

life

homo

human

tempus

time

magis

more

primus

first

ubi

where

hostis

stranger

an

or

mors

death

tam

so

eo

go

arma

arms

superus

situated above

nisi

if not

vinco

conquer