LATN 201 Vocab I Don't Know lol

de

from, of, about

lupus

wolf

agnus

lamb

vult

want

fabula

story

interficere

kill

corpus

body

eius

his

mortuus, -a, -um

dead

currus, -um

chariot

circum

round

moenia

walls

trahere, -axisse, -actum

drag, pull

magnus, -a, -um

big, large, great

aedificium, -i

build, building

unde

from where

nemo, -inem, -ini

no one, nobody

exire, -eo, -iisse, -itum

go out

ianua, -ae

door

patere

be open

pater, -tris

father

taurus, -i

bull

albus, -a, -um

white

necare

kill

ipse, -a, -um

himself

constituit

plan, decide

antequam

before

pugna, -ae

fight

paratus, -a, -um

ready

intrare

enter

filia, -ae

daughter

filius, -i

son

dare, dedit

give, gave

ita

so, in such a way

auxilium

help

tulit

bore

nam

for

filum

thread

sequi, secutum

follow

reperire, repertum

find

cum

when, as

navigare

sail

navis

ship

ataque

and so

ibi

there

deserere, -uisse, -rtum

leave, desert

altus, -a, -um

high

saxum, -i

rock

prospicere

look out

brevi

soon

conspectus

view

absens, -entis

absent, gone

miser, -era, -erum

miserable

litus, -oris

beach, shore

ubi

where

huc

here

illuc

there

capullus, -i

hair

scindere

tear, tear up

facere, -io

make

maerere

grieve

annus, annos

year

regnare

rule

omnis, omnes

all

aegrotus, -a, -um

sick, ill

aliter

otherwise

ceterum

moreover

converto, -ere, -verti-, -verus

to turn

cruentus, -a, -um

bloody

cupio, -ere, -ivi

to desire

denuo

again

dolor, -oris

pain, grief

etsi

although

fleo, -ere, -evi

to cry

frango, -ere, fregi, fractum

to break

ignoro

to not know

impar, -is

unequal

intus

inside

iuxta

next to

laevys, -a, -um

left

latus, -a, -um

wide

miror, -ari, -atus sum

to marvel, wonder at

nosco, -ere, novi, notum

to know

os, ossis

bone

par, paris

equal

patitor, -i, passus sum

to allow

percutio, -ere, -cuti

to strike

primo

at first

recumbo, -ere, -ui

to lie down

sonus, -i

sound

strepitus, -us

noise

subito

suddenly; sudden

tumultus

commotion

valde

strongly

coepi, coepisse

to have begun

brevi (tempore)

in a short time

complures, -ium

several

expugnatio, -ionis

capture by storm

forte

by chance

humilis, -e

low, humble