Shell summer exam ALL vocab

accido

I happen

ad (+ acc.)

to, towards, at

adeo

so much, so greatly

adeptus, -a, -um

having received, obtained

advenio

I arrive

aeger, aegra, aegrum

sick, ill

aliquis, aliquid

someone, something

ambulo

I walk

amicus, - i (m)

friend

amitto

I lose

appropinquo

I approach (+ dat.)

attonitus, -a, -um

astonished

audio

I hear

bibo

I drink

bonus, a, um

good

castra, - orum (n pl)

camp

cena, - ae (f)

meal

ceno

I dine

clamor, clamoris (m)

shout, uproar

cognosco

I get to know, find out

comparo

I obtain

constituo

I decide

contendo

I hurry

coquo

I cook

cubiculum, - i (n)

bedroom

cum (+ subj.)

when

curro

I run

decipio

I deceive

decorus, -a, -um

right, proper

dico

I say

difficilis, -e

difficult

discedo

I depart, leave

do

I give

donum, - i (n)

gift, present

dormio

I sleep

e, ex (+ abl.)

out of, from

egressus, -a, -um

having gone out

eheu!

Oh no! Alas!

et

and

exeo

I go out

fero

I bring, carry

festino

I hurry

fortis, -e

brave, strong

fugio

I run away, flee

gemitus, gemitus (m)

groan

gravis, -e

heavy, serious

hic, haec, hoc

this

hora, - ae (f)

hour

humi

on the ground

humus, - i (m)

ground

iaceo

I lie down

ignarus, -a, -um

not knowing, unaware

immotus, -a, -um

still, motionless

impero

I order (+ dat.)

in (+ abl.)

in, on

ingressus, -a, -um

having gone in

inquit

he says, he said

invenio

I find

is, ea, id

he, she, it, they, this, that

itaque

and so

lacrima, - ae (f)

tear

lacrimo

I cry

laetus, a, um

happy

lectum, - i (n)

couch, bed

locutus, -a, -um

having spoken

magnus, a, um

big

melior, ius

better

minime

no

mitto

I send

morbus, - i (m)

illness

mors, mortis (f)

death

mortuus, -a, um

dead

mox

soon

multus, a, um

much

narro

I tell, relate

necesse

necessary

nihil

nothing

nimium

too much

nolo

I do not want

non

not

num

whether

nunc

now

nuntio

I announce

omnis, e

all

optimus, -a, -um

very good, best, excellent

per (+ acc.)

through, along

perterritus, a, um

terrified, frightened

pono

I put, place

possum

I can, be able

post (+ acc.)

after, behind

postridie

on the next day

primus, -a, -um

first

procedo

I advance, proceed

quaero

I look for

quattuor

four

qui, quae, quod

who, which

quid

what

redeo

I return

regressus, -a, -um

having returned

res, rei (f)

thing