Latin Summer Exam Vocab 2026 (Could be useful for GCSE)

ambul,ambulare,ambulavi

I walk

appropinquo,appropinquare,appropinquavi

I approach (+ dat.)

cenocenare,cenavi

I dine

comparo comparare comparavi comparatus

I obtain

do dare dedi datus

I give

festino festinare festinavi

I hurry

impero imperare imperavi imperatus

I order (+ dat.)

lacrimo lacrimare lacrimavi

I cry

narro narrare narravi narratus

I tell, relate

nuntio nuntiare nuntiavi nuntiatus

I announce

sto stare steti

I stand

vitupero vituperare vituperavi vituperatus

I blame, curse

iaceo iacere iacui

I lie down

respondeo respondere respondi

I reply

rideo ridere risi

I laugh, smile

teneo tenere tenui tentus

I hold

video videre vidi visus

I see

accido accidere accidi

I happen

amitto amittere amisi amissus

I lose

bibo bibere bibi

I drink

cognosco cognoscere cognovi cognotus

I get to know, find out

constituo constituere constitui constitutus

I decide

contendo contendere contendi contentus

I hurry

coquo coquere coxi coctus

I cook

curro currere cucurri

I run

dico dicere dixi dictus

I say

discedo discedere discessi

I depart, leave

mitto mittere misi missus

I send

pono ponere posui positus

I put, place

procedo procedere processi

I advance, proceed

quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitus

I look for

surgo surgere surrexi

I get up, rise

tollo tollere sustuli sublatus

I raise, lift up, hold up

verto vertere verti versus

I turn

decipio

decipere

fugio

fugere

advenio advenire adveni

I arrive

audio audire audivi auditus

I hear

dormio dormire dormivi

I sleep

invenio invenire inveni inventus

I find

exeo exire exivi (ii)

I go out

fero ferre tuli latus

I bring, carry

inquit

he says, he said

nolo nolle nolui

I do not want

volo velle volui

I want

possum posse potui

I can, be able

redeo redire redivi (ii)

I return

sum esse fui

I am

adeptus, a, um

having received, obtained

egressus, a, um

having gone out

ingressus, a, um

having gone in

locutus, a, um

having spoken

regressus, a, um

having returned

cena ae (f)

meal

hora ae (f)

hour

lacrima ae (f)

tear

amicus - i (m)

friend
castra - orum (n pl)

cubiculum - i (n)

bedroom

donum - i (n)

gift

humus - i (m)

ground

(humi

on the ground)

lectum - i (n)

couch

morbus - i (m)

illness

servus - i (m)

slave

vinum - i (n)

wine

clamor clamoris (m)

shout

mors mortis (f)

death

vox vocis (f)

voice

gemitus gemitus (m)

groan

res rei (f)

thing

aeger, aegra, aegrum

sick, ill

aliquis, aliquid

someone, something

attonitus, -a, -um

astonished

bonus, a, um melior, ius optimus, a, um

good

decorus, -a, -um

right, proper

difficilis, -e

difficult

fortis, -e

brave, strong

gravis, -e

heavy, serious

ignarus, -a, -um

not knowing, unaware

immotus, -a, -um

still, motionless

laetus, a, um

happy

magnus, a, um

big

mortuus, -a, um

dead

multus, a, um

much

necesse

necessary

omnis, e

all

perterritus, a, um

terrified, frightened

primus, -a, -um

first

sollicitus, -a, -um

worried, anxious

totus, -a, -um

whole

tristis, -e

sad

e, ex

out of, from

in

in, on

ad

to, towards, at

per

through, along

post

after, behind

adeo

so much, so greatly

mox

soon

nihil

nothing

nimium

too much