AP Latin Unit 1.4

addo

addere, addidi, additum, to put to; join

adsurgo (assurgo)

adsurgere, adsurrexi, adsurrectum, to rise

anima

animae (f.) air; soul

animal

animalis (n.) animal

aperio

aperire, aperui, apertum, to open

arbor (arbos)

arboris (f.) tree

ascendo (adsendo)

ascendere, ascendi, ascensum, to climb

aspicio (adspicio)

aspicere, aspexi, aspectum, to look

audacia

audaciae (f.) boldness

audax (adj)

audacis, bold

beatus (adj)

beata, beatum, blessed

casus

casus (m.) fall; misfortune

certamen

certaminis (n.) contest

certus

certa, certum, certain; rest

classis

classis (f.) class; (fig.) fleet

cognosco

cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum, to understand

condo

condere, condidi, conditum, to build; bury

copia

copiae (f.) supply; (pl) troops

cursus

cursus (m.) course

epistula

epistulae (f.) letter

eripio

eripere, eripui, ereptum, to snatch away

flamma

flammae (f.) flame

forma

formae (f.) shape

fortis

forte, strong

frango

frangere, fregi, fractum, to shiver; fracture

fuga

fugae (f.) fleeing

gladiator

gladiatoris (m.) gladiator

gladius

gladii (m.) sword

gloria

gloriae (f.) glory

gratia

gratiae (f.) friendship

historia

historiae (f.) history

incendium (5)

incendii (n.) fire; love; hostility; incendiary missile; (pl) flames

interim (adverb)

meanwhile

iuvo

iuvare, iuvi, iutum, to help; please

lego

legere, legi, lectum, to gather; to read

limen

liminis (n.) threshold

magister

magistri (m.) teacher; pilot of a ship

malo (verb)

malle, malui, to prefer

maneo

manere, mansi, mansum, to remain

mora

morae (f.) delay

mox (adv)

soon

munus

muneris (n.) service; gift

navis

navis (f.) ship

nondum (adverb)

not yet

nosco

noscere, novi, notum, to learn

numerus

numeri (m.) number

operio

operire, operui, opertum, to cover

opus

operis (n.) work; (+ abl. or inf.) need (of)

posco

poscere, poposci, to demand

procul (adverb)

far

propero

properare, properavi, properatum, to hasten

quamvis (adverb/conjunction)

as much as possible

quidem (adverb)

certainly

quo (adverb)

to where; why; so that

refero

referre, rettuli, relatum, to carry back; reply

respondeo

respondere, respondi, responsum, to respond

salus

salutis (f.) health

sedes

sedis (f.) chair; spot; (pl.) palace

sinus

sinus (m.) curve

sol

solis (m.) sun

solvo

solvere, solvi, solutum, to loosen

sordidus

sordida, sordidum, dirty

statim

immediately

tabula

tabulae (f.) writing tablet (wax covered board); (pl.) document

tectum

tecti (n.) building

tollo

tollere, sustuli, sublatum, to elevate; exalt

trado

tradere, tradidi, traditum, to hand over

unde

from where

utor

uti, usus sum (with abl.), to use; enjoy

velut (veluti)

like

ventus

venti (m.) wind

vero (adverb)

truly

verto (vorto)

vertere, verti, versum, to turn