Latin III Vocabulary

Lessons 2-10

animal, animalis

animal

aqua, aquae

water

ars, artis

skill, art, cunning

auris

ear

civis

citizen

ius, iuris

law, justice

mare, maris

sea

mors, mortis

death

nubes, nubis

cloud

os, oris

mouth, face

pars, partis

part/share

Roma, Romae

Rome

turba, turbae

noise/commotion; crowd

urbs, urbis

city

vis

strength, force, violence

trans

across/through

a, ab

from; away from

appello (appellare, appellavi, appellatum)

to call; to name

curro (currere, cucurri, cursum)

to run

muto (mutare, mutavi, mutatum)

to change/exchange

teneo (tenere, tenui, tentum)

to hold/keep

vito (vitare, vitavi, vitatum)

to avoid

Italia, Italiae

Italy

memoria, memoriae

memory/remembrance

tempestas, tempestatis

period of time, season; weather, storm

centum

one hundred

miser, misera, miserum

wretched, unhappy, unfortunate, poor

inter

between, among

itaque

and so, therefore

committo (committere, commisi, commissum)

to entrust/commit

exspecto (exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum)

to wait for; to expect; to look for

iacio (iacere, ieci, iactum)

to throw

timeo (timere, timui)

to fear, to be afraid

aetas, aetatis

period of life; life, age, era; period of time

auditor, auditoris

listener, member of an audience

clementia, clementiae

kindness, mercy, mildness, clemency

mens, mentis

mind, thought, intention

satura, saturae

satire

acer, acris, acre

sharp, eager; severe, fierce

brevis, breve

brief, short, small

celer, celeris, celere

fast, rapid, impetuous

difficilis

difficult, troublesome

dulcis, dulce

sweet; pleasant, agreeable

facilis

easy, pleasant

fortis, forte

strong, powerful; brave

ingens, ingentis

huge

iucundus

pleasant, delightful, agreeable, charming

longus, longa, longum

long

omnis, omne

all;each/every

potens, potentis

powerful, capable, strong

senex, senis

old, aged; old man

quam

how

rego (regere, rexi, rectum)

to rule, guide, direct, govern

libellus

booklet

qui, quae, quod

who, which, that (relative pronoun)

caecus

blind

levis

light; easy, trivial, insignificant

aut

or

aut… aut

either… or

cito

quickly

quoque

also, too

admitto (admittere, admisi, admissum)

to admit, receive, let in

coepi, coepisse, coeptum

to have begun; started

cupio (cupere, cupivi, cupitum)

to desire, long for, wish

deleo (delere, delevi, deletum)

to destroy/erase

desidero (desiderare, desideravi, desideratum)

to desire, long for

incipio (incipere, incepi, inceptum)

to begin/start

navigo (navigare, navigavi, navigatum)

to sail/navigate

neglego (neglegere, neglexi, neglectum)

to neglect/disregard

recito (recitare, recitavi, recitatum)

to read aloud, to recite

flumen, fluminis

river

genus, generis

origin, family; kind/sort/class

hostis

enemy

ludus, ludi

game, sport, contest; play

probitas, probitatis

uprightness, honesty

scientia, scientiae

knowledge

clarus

clear/bright; famous/illustrious

mortalis

mortal

cur

why (adv.)

deinde

then, next, thereafter

fluo (fluere, fluxi, fluxum)

to flow

lego (legere, legi, lectum)

to choose, gather; to read

misceo (miscere, miscui, mixtum)

to mix/stir, to disturb

moveo (movere, movi, motum)

to move, arouse, influence

videor / videri / visus sum

to seem/appear, to look like, to give the impression of

argumentum, argumenti

proof/argument

auctor, auctoris

author/creator; one who increases

beneficium, beneficii

benefit, kindness; favor

familia, familiae

household/family

Graecia, Graeciae

Greece

iudex, iudicis

judge, juror

iudicium, iudicii

judgement/decision, opinion; trial

scelus, sceleris

crime, sin, wickedness; evil deed

certus

definite, certain, reliable

gravis

serious/important; heavy; severe/grievous

immortalis

immortal

at

but/however

contra

against

iam

now, already, soon

delecto (delectare, delectavi, delectatum)

to please/charm/delight