Latin - 5

soror, sororis, f:

sister (sorority)

spectāculum:

spectacle, show

spectātor:

spectator

spēs, spei, f:

hope

statua:

statue

stēlla:

star (constellation, stellar, interstellar)

stilus:

stylus, writing implement used with a wax tablet

stola:

stola

taberna:

shop

tablīnum:

master's study

tabula:

tablet

tempestās, tempestatis, f:

weather, storm

templum:

temple

tempus, temporis, n

time

terra:

land, earth, ground

theātrum:

theater

timor, timoris, m:

fear

toga:

toga

tumultus, -ūs, m:

crowd

tunica:

tunic

turba:

crowd

umbra:

shade, shadow, ghost, soul of dead person (umbrella, adumbrate, penumbra)

unda:

wave (undulate, surround, redundant, abound)

urbs, urbis, f:

city

uxor, uxoris, f:

wife

ventus:

wind (ventilate)

vēr, veris, n:

spring (vernal)

verbum:

word

vestis, vestis, m:

clothing

via:

road (viaduct, impervious, deviate, obviate, voyage)

victor:

victor

victōria:

victory

vīlla:

country house

vīnum:

wine

vir, viri, m:

man

virgō, virginis, f:

maiden

virtūs, virtutis, f:

courage

vīs, vis, f:

force

vīta:

life

vōx, vocis, f:

voice

vulnus, vulneris, n:

wound

(dē)fessus:

tired

(per)territus:

(very) frightened

ācer,acris, acre:

sharp, fierce, bitter (acrid, acrimonious, acerbic, vinegar, eager)

aeger,-gra, -grum:

sick

aequus:

equal

albus:

white

alius,alia, aliud:

other, another (alibi, alias, alimony)

alter,altera, alterum:

another, second

altus:

high, deep, tall, lofty

amīcus:

friendly [w/dative]

antīquus:

ancient, old

ānxius:

nervous

āter,atra, atrum:

black

attonitus:

astonished

audāx,gen. audacis:

bold, daring (audacity)

aureus:

golden

barbarus:

foreign

benignus:

kind [w/dative]

bonus:

good

brevis,-is, -e:

short (brevity, abbreviate, abridge, brief)

candidus:

shining, bright (candid, candidate)

cārus:

dear [w/dative]

celer,-is, -e:

quick (celerity)

certus:

sure, certain

cēterī, (pl. only):

the rest

clārus:

bright, clear, famous

commodus:

comfortable

commōtus:

moved

crūdēlis:

cruel

dexter,-tra, -trum:

right (ambidextrous, dexterity)

difficilis,-is, -e:

difficult

dīligēns:

diligent, careful

dissimilis,-is, -e:

dissimilar

dīves,gen. divitis:

wealthy

dulcis,-is, -e:

sweet

facilis,-is, -e:

easy

fēlīx,gen. felicis:

happy, lucky

ferōx,gen. ferocis:

fierce, savage

fortis,-is, -e:

brave, strong

frāctus:

broken

gravis,-is, -e:

heavy, serious (gravity, grief, aggravate)

ignāvus:

lazy, cowardly

immortālis,-is, -e:

immortal

incertus:

unsure

īnfēlīx:

unhappy

ingēns,gen. ingentis:

huge

īnsānus:

insane

intentus:

alert, intent

invītus:

unwilling

īrātus:

angry

laetus:

happy

lātus:

wide, broad (latitude)

lentus:

slow, late

levis,-is, -e:

light

līber,lībera, līberum:

free

longus:

long

magnificus:

wonderful

magnus:

great, large

malus:

bad, evil