T-U-V Latin Vocab

taberna, tabernae, (f 1)

Shop, inn

taceo

I am silent, quiet

tacere

To be silent, quiet

tacui

I was silent, quiet

tacitus

Having been silent, quiet

talis, tale

Such, of such a kind

tam

So

tamen

However

tandem

At last, finally

tantus, tanta, tantum

So great, such a great

tempestas, tempestatis, (f 3)

Storm

templum, templi, (n 2)

Temple

tempus, temporis, (n 3)

Time

teneo

I hold

tenere

To hold

tenui

I held

tentus

Having been held

terra, terrae, (f 1)

Ground, land, country

terreo

I frighten

terrere

To frighten

terrui

I frightened

territus

Having been frightened

timeo

I fear, am afraid

timere

To fear, be afraid

timui

I feared, was afraid

tollo

I lift, hold up, raise

tollere

To lift, hold up, raise

sustuli

I lifted, held up, raise

sublatus

Having been lifted, held up, raise

tot

So many

totus, tota, totum

Whole

trado

I hand over, hand down

tradere

To hand over, hand down

tradidi

I handed over, handed down

traditus

Having been handed over, handed down

traho

I drag

trahere

To drag

traxi

I dragged

tractus

Having been dragged

trans + accusative (or as a verb prefix)

Across

tristis, triste

Sad

tu, tui

You sg

tum

Then

turba, turbae, (f 1)

Crowd

tuus, tua, tuum

Your, sg, yours

ubi

Where, when?

umquam

Ever

unde

From where

urbs, urbis (f 3)

City

ut (subjunctive)

That, so that, in order to

ut (indicative)

As, when

uxor, uxoris (f 3)

Wife

validus, valida, validum

Strong

vehementer

Violently, loudly

vendo

I sell

vendere

To sell

vendidi

I sold

venditus

Having been sold

venio

I come

venire

To come

veni

I came

verbum, verbi, (n 2)

Word

verto

I turn

vertere

To turn

verti

I turned

versus

Having been turned

vester, vestra, vestrum

Your plu, yours

via, viae, (f 1)

Road, way, street

victoria, victoriae, (f 1)

Victory

video

I see

videre

To see

vidi

I saw

visus

Having been seen

videor (deponent)

I seem, appear

videri (deponent)

To seem, appear

visus sum (deponent)

I seemed, appeared

villa, villae (f 1)

House, country villa

vinco

I conquer, win, am victorious

vincere

To conquer, win, be victorious

vici

I conquered, won, was victorious

victus

Having been conquered, won, victorious

vinum, vini, (n 2)

Wine

vir, viri, (m 2)

Man

virtus, virtutis, (f 3)

Courage, virtue

vita, vitae, (f 1)

Life

vivo

I live, am alive

vivere

To live, be alive

vixi

I lived, was alive

voco

I call

vocare

To call

vocavi

I called

vocatus

Having been called

volo

I want, wish, am willing

velle

To want, wish, be willing

volui

I wanted, wished, was willing

vos, vestrum

You plu

vox, vocis, (f 3)

Voice, shout

vulnero

I wound, injure

vulnerare

To wound, injure

vulneravi

I wounded, injured