John Taylor - Latin to GCSE - Chapter 9 Vocabulary

ac/atque

and

accido -ere -i

I happen

ago -ere egi actus

I do, I act, I drive

alius -a -ud

other another, else

alter -era -erum

the other, another, one ( of two), the second ( of two)

alter....alter

one....the other

antea

before, previously

audeo -ere ausus sum

I dare

cognosco -ere cognovi cognitus

I get to know, I find out

conor -ari conatus sum

I try

copiae -arum f pl

forces, troops

egredior egredi egressus sum

I go out

etiam

even also

fidelis-e

faithful, loyal

gaudeo -ere gavisus sum

I rejoice, I am pleased

gens gentis f

family, tribe, race, people

hortor -ari hortatus sum

I encourage, I urge

ingredior ingredi ingressus sum

I enter

interea

meanwhile

iterum

again

lentus -a -um

slow

libenter

willingly, gladly

liberi -orum m pl

children

loquor loqui locutus sum

I speak

miror -ari miratus sum

i wonder at, I admire

morior mori mortuus sum

I die

nemo neminis m/f

no-one, nobody

nonnulli -ae- a pl

some, several

opprimo -ere oppressi oppressus

I crush, I overwhelm

patior pati passus sum

I suffer, I endure

pro (+ abl)

in front of, for, in return for

proficiscor proficisci profectus sum

I set out

progredior progredi progressus sum

I advance

propter (+ acc)

on account of, because of

proximus -a -um

next, next to

puto -are -avi -atus

I think

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

a certain, a, one, some

reddo -ere reddidi redditus

I give back, I restore

regredior regredi regressus sum

I go back, I return

scio -ire -ivi -itus

I know

sentio -ire sensi sensus

I feel, I notice

sequor, sequi, secutus sum

I follow

soleo -ere solitus sum

I am accustomed

spero -are -avi -atus

I hope, I expect

tempestas -atis f

storm

victoria -ae f

victory

vita -ae f

life

vivo -ere vixi

I live, I am alive

vulnero -are -avi -atus

I wound, I injure

vulnus -eris n

wound