Latin Vocabulary C and D

cogo

to compel, force

laetus

happy, joyful

locus

place, spot

colo

to tend, care for, cultivate

magis

more

curro

to run

silva

woods, forest

dies

day, daylight

ad

to, toward

iugum

yoke; summit, chain of mountains

ager

land, a field, farm

manus

hand; band (of soldiers)

alter

one, another, the other

mare

sea

amnis

river

multus

much, great, many

aqua

water

natura

nature, quality

arbor

tree

nos

we, us

canis

dog

opus

work, labor, need (of)

capio

to take, seize, grasp

propter

because of, on account of

celeritas

speed, quickness

quasi

as if, just as if, as though

cibus

food; eating, a meal

quidam

a certain, some

commodus

suitable, timely; favorable

res

thing, matter, affair, business, event

condo

to found, establish

scientia

knowledge; skill

consumo

to devour, consume

solus

alone, only, single, sole

statim

at once, immediately

copia

abundance, supply; troops

utor

to use, enjoy

denique

finally, in the end; and then

vel

or

flumen

a flood, river

vis

strength, force, vigor

homo

human being, man, person

volo

to fly

invenio

to come upon, find