301-350 DCC Latin Core Vocabulary

aetās aetātis f.

age, time of life

ager agrī m.

field

aurum aurī n.

gold

cāsus cāsūs m.

a fall; chance, accident

cēdō cēdere cessī cessum

go, move; yield

cīvitās cīvitātis f.

citizenship, state

coepī coepisse coeptus

begin

cōgnōscō cōgnōscere cōgnōvī cōgnitum

learn, understand

colō colere coluī cultum

inhabit, cultivate

cōnsul cōnsulis m.

consul

cōpia cōpiae f.

abundance; (pl.) troops

ēripiō ēripere ēripuī ēreptum

snatch away, rescue, save

fēlīx fēlīcis

lucky

frangō frangere frēgī frāctum

break, shatter

igitur

therefore

inde

from there, from then

inveniō invenīre invēnī inventum

find; discover

iugum iugī n.

yoke; ridge, chain of hills

iūs iūris n.

right, justice, law

loquor loquī locūtus sum

speak, talk

mundus mundī m.

world, universe, heavens

mūtō mūtāre

change

nōscō nōscere nōvī nōtum

learn, know

numerus numerī m.

number, amount

ops opis f.

assistance, resources

opus operis n.

work

orbis orbis m.

circle; orbis terrārum: world

patria patriae f.

fatherland, country

prīnceps prīncipis

first, chief; (as subst.) leader, person in charge

proelium proeliī n.

battle

quā

where, how

quantus -a -um

(interr.) how great? (rel.) of what size, amount, etc. (as subst.) what amount? (rel.) which amount; quantī, at what price? (rel.) at which price

quō

for which reason; to or in what place; to what end, for what purpose?

recipiō recipicipere recipicēpī recipiceptum

take back, receive; sē recipere, betake oneself, go

redeō redeīre redeiī redeitum

go back, return

satis, sat

enough, sufficient, sufficiently

saxum saxī n.

rock, cliff, crag

senātus senātūs m.

senate

sentiō sentīre sēnsī sēnsum

perceive, feel, hear, see

seu; seu ... seu → sīve

whether; whether ... or

sōl sōlis m.

sun

solvō solvere solvī solūtum

release, set sail

tellus tellūris f.

earth

turba turbae f.

crowd, uproar

ūtor ūtī ūsus sum

use, consume, employ (+ abl.)

ve

or (postpositive enclitic)

victor victōris m.

conqueror

vitium vitiī n.

flaw, fault, crime

vōtum vōtī n.

solemn promise, vow; hope

vulnus vulneris n.

wound