John Taylor - Latin to GCSE 2 - Chapter 7 vocabulary Part 2

minimus -a -um

very little, smallest

minor -us

smaller, less

modus -i m

manner, way, kind

moveo -ere movi motus

I move (something)

multo

much, by much (with comparative)

narro -are -avi -atus

I tell, I relate

nihil n

nothing

optimus -a -um

best, excellent, very good

pars partis f

part

pauci -ae -a

few, a few

peior -us

worse

pessimus -a -um

worst, very bad

plurimus -a -um

very much, pl very many, most

plus gen pluris

more of (+gen); pl more

primo

at first

quam

than (in comparison); how...!/? (exclamation or question)

quam celerrime (or other sup adv)

as (quickly) as possible

resisto -ere restiti

I resist (+ dat)

sanguis, -inis m

blood

sic

thus, in this way

sine

without (+abl)

solus -a -um

alone, on one's own, lonely, only

sto stare steti

I stand

virtus -utis f

courage, virtue