Running Vocab AP LATIN

ā ab abs

from, by

abscondo (3)

"I hide"

accipiō accipere accēpī acceptus

to receive

ad prep

"near", "toward"

adhūc

thus far, to this point, still

admoneo (2)

"I warn" - to admonish, remind

adsum (ad+sum)

"I am present"

adytum –ī n.

"inner sanctum"

aeger aegra aegrum

sick

aequaevus –a –um

of equal age

aequor aequoris n.

sea

aes, aeris (n.)

"copper", "bronze"

aeternus –a –um

everlasting, eternal

āiō

to say, affirm, say yes

aliēnus –a –um

strange, unrelated, another's

altum, -i (n.)

"the sea"

ante

before, in front of (adv. and prep. +acc.)

antīquus –a –um

ancient, old

ara, -ae (f.)

"an altar"

arma, -orum (n.)

"weapons"

artus artūs m.

limb, leg

arvum., -i (n.)

"the land", "a field"

arx arcis f.

summit, citadel

aspectus aspectūs m.

sight

aspiciō aspicere aspēxī aspectus

to look at

astrum astrī n.

star

āter atra atrum

black

atque or ac

and, also

aula, -ae (f.)

"a great hall"

aura aurae f.

breeze

auris auris f.

ear

auspicium auspicī(ī) n.

divination; authority

autem (conj.)

"but"

barba –ae f.

beard

bellum, -i (n.)

"a war"

bigae, -arum (pl.)

"a chariot"

caecus, -a, -um (adj.)

blind, hidden

capessō (3) capessiī/capessīvī capessitus

"I sieze", "I take up eargerly"

capiō capere cēpī captus

take, get

caput capitis n.

head

Carthāgō Carthāginis f.

Carthage

cārus –a –um

precious

cāsus cāsūs m.

fall, chance

causa causae f.

cause, reason, lawsuit

celer celeris celere

swift

cernō cernere crēvī certus

to discern, separate

cervīx cervīcis f.

neck

circumstō circumstāre circumstetī

to stand around

clāmor clāmōris m.

outcry, shout

classis classis f.

division, fleet

clipeus –ī m

round shield

collum collī n.

neck

colō colere coluī cultus

to inhabit, cultivate

comes comitis m

companion

commendō commendāre commendāvī commendātus

to entrust, recommend, approve

compellō compellāre compellāvī compellātus

to address

compōnō compōnere composuī compōsitus

to build, arrange, bury, calm down

concrēscō –ere –crēvī –crētus

to grow together; grow thick; stiffen

coniūnx coniugis f.

spouse

cōnsīdō cōnsīdere cōnsēdī cōnsessus

to sit down, settle

cōnūbium –iī n.

marriage

cōpia cōpiae f.

abundance; troops

cor cordis n.

heart

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Moles

A big mass or heap.

Mōlior

To work at or devise.

Monitum

An admonition, counsel, or advice.

Mōnstrum

An omen or monster.

Mōra

Delay.

Moribundus

Ready to die.

Morior

To die.

Moror

To delay.

Mortālis

Mortal.

Mūgītus

Lowing or bellowing.

Multum

Much or a lot.

Mūrus

Wall.

Mūtō

To change.

Nāscor

To be born or come into being.

Negō

To deny or refuse.

Nihil or Nīl or Nihilo

Nothing.

Nōdus

Knot.

Nōmen

Name.

Novus

New.

Nox

Night.

Numen

A god or the will of a god.

Numquam

Never.

Ob

On account of.

Obnītor

To press.

Obstipescō

To become stupefied or astonished.

Oculus

Eye.

Ōdī

To hate.

Omnīnō

Entirely.

Omnis

Every or all.

Operiō

To cover or hide.

Opus

Work or need.

Ōra

Shore.

Orbis

Circle.

Os

Mouth or face.

Parvulus

Very small.

Patior

To permit or endure.