Vocab for prep guides

acer

-is, -e, - sharp

deliciae

deliciae, F, - pleasure, delight

digitus

digitus, M, - finger

dolor

doloris, M, - grief

fero

ferre, tuli, latum, - to carry, bear

gratus

-a, -um, - pleasant, grateful

iubet

iubere, iussi, iussum, - to order

ludo

ludere, lussi, lussum, - to play

malum

-a, um, - bad

morsus

morsus, M, - bite

nitor

nitoris, M, - brightness

passer

passeris, M, - sparrow

sicut

just as

sinus

sinus, M, - bay

solo

solere, solvi, soltum, - to release

teneo

tenere, tenui, tentum, - to hold

tristis

-e, - sad, solemn

zona

zonae, F, - zone

bellus

-a, -um , - beautiful

fleo

flere, flevi, fletum, - to weep

gremium

gremii, N, - lap

homō

hominis, M, - human being

huc

to this place

illuc

to that place

iter

itineris, N, - journey, route

lugeo

lugere, luxi, luctum, - to mourn, grieve

malus

-a, -um, - bad, evil

mater

matris, F, - mother

modo

just, just now

morior

mori, mortuus sum, - to die

nego

negare, - to deny

nosco

noscere, novi, notum, - to learn, know

oculus

oculi, M, - eye

opera

operae, F, - labor, work

redeo

redire, redii, reditum, - to return

rubeo

rubere, - to blush

solus

-a, -um, - alone

tenebrae

tenebrarum, F, - darkness

aestimo

aestimare, aestimavi, aestimatum, - to value

acer

-a, -um, - sharp

assis

as, - roman copper coin

basium

basii, N, - kiss

brevi

-e, - short, shallow

centum

one hunded

conturbo

conturbare, conturbavi, conturbatum, - to confuse

dormio

dormire, -to sleep

invideo

invidere, invisi, invisum, - to be envious

lux

lucis, F, - light of day

mille

milia, - thousand

occido

occidere, occidi, occisum, - to kill

rumor

rumoris, M, - rumor

senex

senis, - old man, elder

severus

-a, um, - strict

usque

up to

vivo

vivere, vixi, victum, - to live

aestuous

-a, -um, - glowing

basio

basare, basavi, basitum, - to kiss

fascio

fascere, fascavi, fascatum, - cast a spell on

furtivus

-a, um, - secret

harena

harenae, F, - sand

iaceo

iacere, iacui, iacitum, - to lie , lie down

lingua

linguae, F, - language, tongue

quaesivi

quaeare, quaesivi, quaesitum, - to seek

quam

how than?

sacer

-a, -holy

satis

sat, -enough, efficent

sepulcrum

sepulcri, N, - grave, tomb

sidus

sideris,N, - star

taceo

tacere, tacui, tacitum, - to be silent

vesanus

-a, -um , - mad, wild

vetus

veteris, - old

adeo

adire, adii, aditum, - to go to, come to

basio

basiare, basiavi, basiatum, - to kiss

bellus

-a, um, - beautiful, handsome

destinatus

-a, -um, - stubborn

labellum

labelli, N, - lips

maneo

manere, mansi, mansum, - to remain

sceletus

-a, um, - wicked

videor

I appear, I seem

aequor

aequcri, N, - sea, sea level

caeles

caelitis, M, - heavenly

litus

litoris, N, - shore

sagita

sagittae, F, - arrow

unda

undae, F, - wave

voluntas

voluntatis, F, - wish, desire

mollis

-e, - gentle, soft

ultimus

-a, um, - final, ultimate

gradior

gradi, gradus sum, - to walk to

nuntio

nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuniatum, - to announce

paro

parare, - to approach

viso

visere, visi, visu, - to visit

seu

whether

-ve

or

amor

amoris, M, - love

angiportum

angiporti, N, -alley way

aratum

aratri, N, - plow

culpa

culpae, F, - fault, guilt

ilia

illud, N, - private parts

moechus

moechi, M , - adulterer

nepos

nepotis, M, - grandson