Latin to GCSE Chapter 10 Vocab

adeo

so much, so greatly, to such an extent

brevis -e

short, brief

cogito -are -avi -atus

i think, i consider

cum

when, since (+subj)

cura -ae

care, worry

dies -ei

day

diligens -entis

careful

dirus -a -um

dreadful

domus -us

house, home

dum

while

exercitus -us

army

faveo -ere favi fautus

i favour, i support (+dat)

felix -icis

fortunate, happy

gaudium -i

joy, pleasure

iaceo -ere iacui

i lie, i am lying down

ianua -ae

door

impero -are -avi -atus

i order, i command (+dat)

infelix -icis

unlucky, unhappy

ita

so, in this way, in such a way, to such an extent

itaque

and so, therefore

legio -onis

legion

lux lucis

light

manus -us

hand; group of people

ne

that . . . not, so that . . . not; ( after verb of
fearing) that, lest

nescio -ire -ivi

I do not know

num

whether ( in indirect question)

occido -ere -i occisus

I kill

oro -are -avi -atus

I beg

paene

almost

pello -ere pepuli pulsus

I drive

pes pedis

foot

poena -ae

punishment

poenas do

I pay the penalty, I am punished

postridie

on the next day

princeps -cipis

chief; emperor

procedo -ere processi

I advance, I proceed

quo

( not question) to where

res rei

thing, matter, event

simul

at the same time

simulac/simulatque

as soon as

spes spei

hope

talis -e

such, of such a kind

tam

so

tantus -a -um

so great, such a great

tempus -oris

time

tot

so many

umquam

ever

unde

( not question) from where

ut

( + subj) that, so that, in order to;
( + indicative, or no verb) as, when

validus -a -um

strong

vehementer

violently; loudly

verto -ere verti versus

I turn (something)