AP Latin Unit 3.1 & 3.2

accido

accidere, accidi, to happen

affirmo

affirmare, affirmavi, affirmatum, to strengthen

albus

alba, album, white; bright; favorable

aliqui (adjective)

aliqua, aliquod, any

aliquis (pronoun/noun)

aliquid, (pronoun) someone; (neut) something

auris

auris f. ear

capillus

capilli m. hair

catena

catenae f. chain

comes

comitis m. companion

digitus

digiti m. finger

disco

discere, didici, to learn

diu

for a long time

doceo

docere, docui, doctum, to teach

dormio

dormire, dormivi, dormitum to sleep

duco

ducere, duxi, ductum, to lead

emo

emere, emi, emptum, to buy

ferrum

ferri n. iron

fides

fidei f. faith

fingo

fingere, finxi, fictum, to touch

gero

gerere, gessi, gestum, to bear; wear

haereo

haerere, haesi, haesum, to adhere; to hesitate; to be in difficulties

herba

herbae f. herb

honor

honoris m. honor

humanus (adj)

humana, humanum, human

igitur

therefore

imago

imaginis f. image; ghost

implico

implicare, implicavi, implicatum, to involve

inde

from there

initium

initii n. beginning

intendo

intendere, intendi, intentum, to extend

lentus

lenta, lentum, slow

libertus

liberti m. freedman

licet

licere, licuit, licitum est, it is permitted; although

medium

medii n. middle

memoria

memoriae f. memory

mens

mentis f. mind

monstrum

monstri n. miracle; monster

mos

moris, m. manner

mulier

mulieris f. woman

narro

narrare, narravi, narratum, to tell

numen

numinis n. authority; divinity

obscurus

obscura, obscurum, obscure

occurro

occurrere, occurri, occursum (+ dat.) to run; resist; occur

ostendo

ostendere, ostendi, ostentum, to show

pono

ponere, posui, positum, to put down

postquam

after

prior

prius, prior

qua

where

quis

qua, quid, anyone (w/ si, seu, sive, ne, num, or nisi)

rogo

rogare, rogavi, rogatum, to ask

scientia

scientiae f. science

senex

senis m. old man

significo

significare, significavi, significatum, to signify

signum

signi n. sign; banner

sive

seu, or if

sonus

soni m. sound

stilus

stili m. stylus

sto

stare, steti, statum, to stand

summus (adj)

summa, summum, highest

terribilis

terribile, terrible

tristis

triste, sad

ubique

everywhere

vertex

verticis f. vortex

vinculum

vinculi n. chain