Latin II Midterm Vocabulary

Vocabulary and Derivatives from Stages 15, 16, and 17.

aqua, aquae (1, f)

aqua, aquae (1, f)

Water

effigies, effigiei (5, f)

Image, Statue

equus, equi (2, m)

horse

lectus, lecti (2, m)

couch, bed

mare, maris (3, n)

sea

nauta, nautae (1, m)

sailor

plautrum, plaustri (2, n)

wagon, cart

princeps, principis (3, m)

chief, chieftain

sacerdos, sacerdotis (3, m)

priest

saxum, saxi (2, n)

rock

unda, undae (1, f)

wave

claudo, claudere, clausi (3)

shut, close, block

debeo, debere, debui (2)

owe, ought, should, must

impedio, impedire, impedivi (4)

delay, hinder

praesum, praeesse, praefui (irr.)

be in charge of

redeo, redire, redii (3-io)

return, go back, come back

teneo, tere, tenui (2)

hold, own

vinco, vincere, vici (3)

win, be victorious

alius, alia, aliud (1, 2)

other, another, else

commodus, commoda, commodum (1, 2)

convenient

fractus, fracta, fractum (1, 2)

Broken

miser, misera, miserum (1, 2)

miserable

lente

slowly

qui, quae, quod

who, which

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: water

aqua, aquarium, aquatic, aquifer, aqueduct

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: image, statue

effigies

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: horse

equine, equestrian, equitation

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: sea

marine, mariner, maritime, mermaid, marinate

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: sailor

nautical, astronaut, cosmonaut

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: chief, chieftain

prince, principal, principality

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: priest

sacerdotal

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: rock

saxifrage

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: wave

undulate, inundate

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to shut, to close, to block

exclude, include, preclude, claustrophobia

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to owe, ought, should, must

debt, indebted, debit, debenture

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to delay, to hinder

impede, impediment

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to return, to go back, to come back

redirect

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to hold, to own

contain, retain, tenable, tenant, tenacious

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to be victorious, to win

victor, victory, vincible, invincible

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: other, another, else

alien, alienate, alias

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: convenient

accomodate, commodious, commode

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: broken

fracture, fraction, infraction, refract, frail, fragile, fragment, fossil

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: miserable

miser, miserable, misery, commiserate

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: slowly

relent, relentless, lento

auxilium, auxilii (2, n)

help

aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus (1)

To build

consentio, consentire, consensi, consensus (4)

to agree

consilium, consilii (2, n)

plan, idea

consilium capere

An idiom that means to form a plan

deinde

then

delecto, delectare, delectavi, derisus (1)

to delight, please

derideo, deridere, dimisi, dimissus (3)

to mock, make fun of

dimitto, dimittere, dimisi, dimissus (3)

to send away, dismiss

effugio, effugere, effugi (3rd-io)

to escape

faber, fabri (2, m)

craftsman

flos, floris (3, m)

flower

imperator, imperatoris (3, m)

emperor

inter [+acc.]

among, between

ita

in this way

melior, melior, melius (3)

better (comparative)

navigo, navigare, navigavi, navigatus (1)

to sail

nonne?

surely?

num?

surely…not?

-ne?

ending that indicates a yes or no question

paratus, parata, paratum (1, 2)

prepared, ready

pereo, perire, perii, peritus (irr.)

to die, perish

pono, ponere, posui, positus (3)

to put, place

postridie

on the next day, on the day after

punio, punire, punivi, punitus (4)

to punish

salto, saltare, saltavi, saltatus (1)

to dance

simulac, simulatque

as soon as

summus, summa, summum (1, 2)

highest, greatest, top (superlative)

supersum, superesse, superfui, superfuturus (irr)

to survive

tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus (3)

to raise, lift up

verto, vertere, verti, versus (3)

to turn

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to build

edifice

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: help

auxiliary

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to agree

consent, consensus

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: plan, idea

counselor, council

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to delight, please

delectable

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to mock, make fun of

deride, derision, derisive

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to send away, dismiss

dismiss

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: craftsman

fabricate

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: flower

floral, florid

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: emperor

imperative

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: better

ameliorate

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to sail

navigate, circumnavigate

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: prepared, ready

apparatus

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to die, perish

perish

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to place, place

component, compose, position

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to punish

punitive, impunity

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: as soon as

simultaneous

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: highest, greatest, top

summit

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to raise, lift up

extol

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: to turn

university, convert, conversion

Derivatives of the latin word meaning: among, between

interrupt, intersection

agmen, agminis (3, n)

procession, column (of people)

animus, animi (2, m)

spirit, sould, mind

ara, arae (1, f)

altar

insula, insulae (1, f)

island