Latin Vocab

Agricola, Agricolae

Farmer (masc.)

Aqua, Aquae

Water (fem.)

Femina, Feminae

Woman (fem.)

Fortuna, Fortunae

Chance, Luck, Fortune (fem.)

Nauta, Nautae

Sailor (masc.)

Pecunia, Pecuniae

Money, Property (fem.)

Rosa, Rosae

Rose (fem.)

Habeo, Habere, Habui, Habitus

To have; consider

Amo, Amare, Amavi, Amatus

To love

Debeo, Debere, Debui, Debitus

Ought to; should; to owe; to be obligated to

Iaceo, Iacere, Iacui, Iaciturus

To lie (on the ground)

Laboro, Laborare, Laboravi, Laboratus

To work; labor; strive

Iuvo, Iuvare, Iuvi, Iutus

To help; please

Laudo, Laudare, Laudavi, Laudatus

To praise

Moneo, Monere, Monui, Monitus

To advise, warn, remind

Opto, Optare, Optavi, Optatus

To choose, desire, wish for

Supero, Superare, Superavi, Superatus

To overcome, conquer, surpass

Taceo, Tacere, Tacui, Taciturus

To be silent ("I am silent")

Terreo, Terrere, Terrui, Territus

To terrify, scare

Timeo, Timere, Timui

To fear (to be afaird of)

Video, Videre, Vidi, Visus

To see

Voco, Vocare, Vocavi, Vocatus

To call, summon

-ne

When placed at the end of a word it signals a yes or no question

Italia, Italiae

Italy (fem.)

Cibus, Cibi

Food (masc.)

Do, Dare

To give

Populus, Populi

The people (masc.)

Ager, Agri

Field (cultivated), countryside (masc.)

Amicus, Amici

Friend (masc.)

Bellum, Belli

War (neuter)

Amnius, Animi

Mind, spirit, courage, soul (masc.)

Casa, Casae

House, hut (fem.)

Consilium, Consilii

Plan, advice (neuter)

Dominus, Domini

Master, lord (masc.)

Donum, Doni

Gift, present (neuter)

Locus, Loci

Place, position (masc, but neuter in plural)

Luna, Lunae

Moon (fem.)

Natura, Naturae

Nature (fem.)

Puer, Pueri

Boy (masc.)

Puella, Puellae

Girl (fem.)

Regnum, Regni

Kingdom; royal power (neuter)

Vir, Viri

Man (sometimes husband) (masc.)

Audeo, Audere, Ausus sum

To dare

Clamo, Clamare, Clamavi, Clamatus

To shout

Dubito, Dubitare, Dubitavi, Dubitatus

To hesitate, doubt

Rideo, Ridere, Risi, Risus

To laugh, laugh at

Soleo, Solere, Solitus, Solitus sum

To be accustomed

et

and

et...et

Both...and

-que

An ending that indicates and

Sed

But

Arma, Armorum

Arms, weapons (neuter)

Caelum, Caeli

Sky, heavens (neuter)

Cena, Cenae

Dinner (fem.)

Dea, Deae

Goddess (fem.)

Deus, Dei

God (masc.)

Fabula, Fabulae

Story (fem.)

Filius, Filii

Son (masc.)

Imperium, Imperii

Command, military power (neuter)

Liber, Liberi

Book (masc.)

Nemo

No one (masc.)

Pontus, Ponti

Sea, Ocean (masc.)

Romulus; Romuli

Romulus (masc.

Silva, Silvae

Forrest, wood (fem.)

Templum, Templi

Temple, shrine (neuter)

Turba, Turbae

Crowd (fem.)

Ventus, Venti

Wind, breeze (masc.)

Aedifico, Aedificare, Aedficavi, Aedficatus

To build

Do, Dare, Dedi, Datus

To give

Impleo, Implere, Implevi, Impletus

To fill, fill up; complete

Monstro, Monstrare, Monstravi, Monstratus

To show, demonstrate

Naro, Narrare, Narravi, Narratus

To tell (a story)

Paro, Parare, Paravi, Paratus

To prepare

Porto, Portare, Portavi, Portatus

To carry, bring

Pugno, Pugnare, Pugnavi, Pugnatus

To fight

Factum, Facti

Deed, act, exploit, achievement (neuter)

Oculus, Oculi

Eye (masc.)

Saxum, Saxi

Rock, stone; cliff (neuter)

Verbum, Verbi

Word (neuter)

Via, Viae

Road, way (fem.)

Ambulo, Ambulare, Ambulavi, Ambulaturus

To walk

Erro, Errare, Erravi, Erratus

To wander, err

Festino, Festinare, Festinavi, Festinatus

To hurry, hasten

Navigo, Navigare, Navigavi, Navigatus

To sail, navigate; sail over (across)

Sedeo, Sedere, Sedi, Sessurus

To sit

Facile

Easily

Non

Not

Saepe

Often

Semper

Always

Tandem

Finally

Tum

Then, at the time; next

a, ab + (abla)

Away from

Ad + (acc)

To, toward

E, ex + (abla)

Out of, from

In + (abla)

In, on

In + (acc)

Into, onto; against