Latin Vocab

amāvit, amāvērunt

he / she loved, they loved

lacrimāvit, lacrimāvērunt

he / she wept, they wept

laudāvit, laudāvērunt

he / she praised, they praised

terruit, terruērunt

he / she terrified, they terrified

rēxit, rēxērunt

he / she ruled, they ruled

pūnīvit, pūnīvērunt

he / she punished, they punished

erat, erant

he / she was, they were

dea, de- 1f

goddess

fīlia, fīli- 1f

daughter

rēgīna, rēgīn- 1f

queen

fēmina, fēmin- 1f

woman

deus, de- 2m

god

līberī, līber- 2m

children

fīlius, fīli- 2m

son

māter, mātr- 3f

mother

pater, patr- 3m

father

rēx, rēg- 3m

king

uxor, uxōr- 3f

wife

homō, homin- 3m

man; human being

īrātus, īrāt-

angry

laetus, laet-

happy

pulcher, pulchr-

beautiful; handsome

Rōmānus, Rōmān-

Roman

saevus, saev-

savage; cruel

multus, mult-

much; many

tum

then

et

and; even

saepe

often

sed

but

etiam

also; even

amāvit, amāvērunt

he / she loved, they loved

lacrimāvit, lacrimāvērunt

he / she wept, they wept

laudāvit, laudāvērunt

he / she praised, they praised

terruit, terruērunt

he / she terrified, they terrified

rēxit, rēxērunt

he / she ruled, they ruled

pūnīvit, pūnīvērunt

he / she punished, they punished

erat, erant

he / she was, they were

dea, de- 1f

goddess

fīlia, fīli- 1f

daughter

rēgīna, rēgīn- 1f

queen

fēmina, fēmin- 1f

woman

deus, de- 2m

god

līberī, līber- 2m

children

fīlius, fīli- 2m

son

māter, mātr- 3f

mother

pater, patr- 3m

father

rēx, rēg- 3m

king

uxor, uxōr- 3f

wife

homō, homin- 3m

man; human being

īrātus, īrāt-

angry

laetus, laet-

happy

pulcher, pulchr-

beautiful; handsome

Rōmānus, Rōmān-

Roman

saevus, saev-

savage; cruel

multus, mult-

much; many

tum

then

et

and; even

saepe

often

sed

but

etiam

also; even

mānsī

I remained

īvī

I went

timuī

I feared; I was afraid

cucurrī

I ran

vīcī

I conquered; I was victorious; I defeated

iēcī

I threw

interfēcī

I killed

cēpī

I captured; I took

inquit, inquiunt

he / she said, they said

silva, silv- 1f

wood

hasta, hast- 1f

spear

sagitta, sagitt- 1f

arrow

gladius, gladi- 2m

sword

arma, arm- 2n plural

arms; weapons

bellum, bell- 2n

war

perīculum, perīcul- 2n

danger

corpus, corpor- 3n

body

flūmen, flūmin- 3n

river

Graecus, Graeca, Graecum

Greek

audāx, audāc-

bold; daring

fortis, fort-

brave; strong

ingēns, ingent-

huge

ad + accusative

to; towards; at

contrā + accusative

against

in + accusative

into

per + accusative

through; along

prope + accusative

near

trāns + accusative

across

fortiter

bravely

nōn

not

pugnō, pugnāre, pugnāvī

fight

iubeō, iubēre, iūssī

order

ascendō, ascendere, ascendī

climb

dēscendō, dēscendere, dēscendī

go down; come down

petō, petere, petīvī

make for; seek; beg / ask for

cōnspiciō, cōnspicere, cōnspexī

catch sight of; notice

audiō, audīre, audīvī

hear; listen to

possum, posse, potuī

can; be able

terra, terr- 1f

ground; land; country

equus, equ- 2m

horse