Lauthen Latin Vocabulary Latin 4 Review Special

adipiscor, (adipisci, adeptus sum) (**)

to arrive at, gain

animadverto, (animadvertere, animadverti, animadversus)

to notice

carpo, (carpere, carpsi, carptus) (**)

to pluck, seize

colo, (colere, colui, cultus) (**)

to cultivate, worship

comitor, (comitari, comitatus sum)

to accompany

consido, (considere, consedi, consessus)

to sit down

disco, (discere, didici, discitus)

to learn

misceo, (miscere, miscui, mixtus)

to mix

nubo, (nubere, nupsi, nuptus)

to marry

sumo, (sumere, sumpsi, sumptus) (**)

to take up, begin

tango, (tangere, tetigi, tactus)

to touch

valeo, (valere, valui, valitus) (**)

to be strong, be healthy

aedes, aedis, f (**)

shrine, dwelling

aes, (aeris, n)

bronze

aestas, (aestatis, f) (**)

year, summer heat

aura, (aurae, f)

breeze

auriga, (aurigae, m)

chariot driver

imber, (imbris, m)

rain shower

incendium, (incendii, n)

fire

invidia, (invidiae, f) (**)

envy, jealousy

lapis, (lapidis, m) (**)

rock, stone

latus, (lateris, n)

side

lumen, (luminis, n)

light

obses, (obsidis, m)

hostage

pecus, (pecoris, n) (**)

herd, flock

saeculum, (saeculi, n) (**)

age, lifetime

turris, (turris, f)

tower

valles, (vallis, f)

valley

vesper, (vesperi, m)

evening

acerbus, (acerba, acerbum) (**)

harsh, bitter

aptus, (apta, aptum) (**)

suitable, adapted

iustus, (iusta, iustum) (**)

right, just

fere

almost