AP Latin 2.1 & 2.2

accedo,

accedere, accessi, accessum, to go to,

altum (noun)

alti (n.) height; high sky; deep sea

appareo,

apparere, apparui, apparitum to appear

area,

areae (f.) ground, dry land

avunculus,

avunculi (m.) maternal uncle

caelum,

caeli (n.) sky

celebro,

celebrare, celebravi, celebratum to celebrate; frequent; discuss

cinis,

cineris (m.) ashes

cresco,

crescere, crevi, cretum, grow

cunctor (verb)

cunctari, cunctatus sum, loiter

densus,

densa, densum, dense

egredior

egredi, egressus sum, to go away

equidem (adv)

certainly

exitus

exitus (m.) exit; end

figura

figurae (f.) figure

flecto

flectere, flexi, flexum, to bend

forte (adv)

by chance

gaudium

gaudii (n.) joy

ibi

there

immineo

imminere, to overhang; threaten

incertus

incerta, incertum, undecided

incido

incidere, incidi, to fall

interdum

sometimes

ira,

irae (f.) anger

labor

laboris (m.) labor

laetus

laeta, laetum, happy

lapis

lapidis (m.) stone

lex

legis (f.) law

liber

libri (m.) paper, book

malum

mali (n.) an evil, mischief

maxime

maxume, in the highest degree

multum (adv)

much

nox

noctis (f.) night

nubes

nubis (f.) cloud

ob

+acc, on account of

occido

occidere, occidi, occasum, to fall

ora (noun)

orae (f.) edge; shore

oro (verb)

orare, oravi, oratum, to speak

paulum paulo (adv)

a little

propius (adv)

nearer

proximus

proxima, proximum, nearest

pulcher

pulchra, pulchrum beautiful

pumex

pumicis (f.) pumice stone

quamquam (adv)

although

quasi (adv)

as if

rapio

rapere, rapui, raptum, to snatch

regina

reginae (f.) queen

regnum

regni (n.) kingdom

rego

regere, rexi, rectum, to rule

resideo

residere, resedi, to reside

saevus

saeva, saevum, mad; savage

scribo

scribere, scripsi, scriptum, to write

spiritus

spiritus (m.) breath

sub

+ abl below; +acc under

tot

so many; (tot...quot) as many...as