Latin 1a chs 1-5 dictionary entries

McGill University CLAS 210

fabula, fabulae

f: story

insula, insulae

f: island

puella, puellae

f: girl

regina, reginae

f: queen

terra, terrae

f: land

bonus, bona, bonum

adj: good

magnus, magna, magnum

adj: large, great

parvus, parva, parvum

adj: small, little

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

adj: beautiful, pretty, handsome

et

and/even

hīc

here

ita

yes, thus, so

-ne

(enclitic): introduces yes or no question

nōn

adv: not

sed

but

ubi

where

paene

almost

amica, amicae

f: friend

amicus, amici

m: friend

deus, deī

m: god

filia, filiae

f: daughter

Ovidius, Ovidiī

m: Ovid

poeta, poetae

m: poet

amo, amāre, amavi, amatum

to like, love

specto, spectāre, spectavi, spectatum

to watch, look at

narro, narrāre, narravi, narratus

to tell, narrate

porto, portāre, portavi, portatus

to carry

novus, nova, novum

new, strange

ad + (accusative)

to, toward, near

cum + (ablative)

with

dē + (ablative)

about, concerning, down from

in + (ablative)

in, on

in + (accusative)

into, onto

diū

for a long time, a long while, long

nunc

now

ōlim

once, once upon a time

agricola, agricolae

m: farmer

dea, deae

f: goddess

incola, incolae

m or f: inhabitant

sapientia, sapientiae

f: wisdom

vita, vitae

f: life

silva, silvae

f: forest, woods

clamo, clamāre, clamavi, clamatum

to shout

do, dare, dedi, datum

to give

doceo, docēre, docui, doctum

to teach

laudo, laudāre, laudavi, laudatum

to praise

laboro, laborāre, laboravi, laboratus

to work

superbus, superba, superbum

proud, arrogant

bene

well

certē

surely, certainly

dum

while

quod

because

quoque

also

saepe

often

domina, dominae

f: lady, mistress of the household

dominus, dominī

m: lord, master, mister

femina, feminae

f: woman

forma, formae

f: form, shape

ambulo, ambulāre, ambulavi, ambulatum

to walk

debeo, debēre, debui, debitum

ought, should, to owe

habeo, habēre, habui, habitum

to have, hold

nego, negāre, negavi, negatum

to deny, say that… not

sum, esse, fui, futurum

to be

tempto, temptāre, temptavi, temptatum

to try, attempt

voco, vocāre, vocavi, vocatum

to call, summon

iratus, irata, iratum

angry

meus, mea, meum

my

stultus, stulta, stultum

stupid, foolish

etiam

still, yet, even

iterum

again

-que (attached to the second of two correlative words)

and

nemo

no one

hūc

to this place

mutō, mutāre, mutāvī, mutātum

to change

necō, necāre, necāvi, necātum

to kill

prohibeō, prohibēre, prohibuī, prohibitum

to prevent, stop, prohibit

longus, longa, longum

long

malus, mala, malum

bad, evil

minimus, minima, minimum

very small, very little

optimus, optima, optimum

very good, excellent

ā / ab (+ ablative)

away from, from, by

deinde

then

denique

and then, finally

itaque

and so, and thus, therefore

neque

and not (neque… neque = neither… nor)

primō, primum

first, at first

melius quam

better than