vocab 4-6

ad

to, towards; at

adsum

I am here, I am present

deus, deum, m.

god

dominus, dominium, m.

master

dōnum, dōnum, n.

gift, present

laudō

I praise

nōs

we, us

parvus

small

perīculum, perīculum, n.

danger

perterritus

terrified

puella, puellam, f.

girl

quod

because

rēx, rēgem, m.

king

Rōmānus

Roman

subitō

suddenly

templum, templum, n.

temple

teneō

I hold, keep, possess

tollō

I raise, lift up, hold up

veniō

I come

vōs

you (plural)

aqua, aquam, f.

water

audiō, audīre

hear, listen to

cupiō, cupere

want, desire

custōs, custōdem, m.f.

guard

dēbeō, dēbēre

owe

dō, dare

give

effugiō, effugere

escape

iuvenis, iuvenem

young person

maneō, manēre

remain, stay

nēmō, nēminem

no one, nobody

nōlō, nōlle

don’t want, refuse

nox, noctem

night

portō, portāre

carry, bear, take

possum, posse

can, am able

pulcher

beautiful, handsome

respondeō, respondēre

reply

taceō, tacēre

am silent, am quiet

timeō, timēre

fear, am afraid

vēndō, vēndere

sell

volō, velle

want, wish, am willing

ā, ab + abl.

from, away from

capiō, capere

take, catch, capture, adopt (a plan)

diēs, diem, m.

day

discēdō, discēdere

depart, leave

ē, ex + abl.

from, out of

exspectō, exspectāre

wait for, expect

faciō, facere

make, do

iam

now, already

in + acc.

into, onto

inquit

says

marītus, marītum, m.

husband

māter, mātrem, f.

mother

prope + acc.

near

rogō, rogāre

ask, ask for

sedeō, sedēre

sit

stō, stāre

stand

tōtus

whole

trīstis

sad

tuus

your (singular), yours

uxor, uxōrem, f.

wife