FFL Vocabulary - C

Full vocabulary for First Form Latin

amo amare
amavi amatus

(amorous)

to love, like

(verb)

nato -are

(natatorium)

to swim

(verb)

do dare
dedi datus

(donate)

to give

(verb)

sto stare
steti status

(status)

to stand

(verb)

lavo lavare
lavi lautus

(lavatory )

to wash

(verb)

oro -are

(orator)

to speak, pray

(verb)

paro -are

(preparation)

to prepare

(verb)

porto -are

(portable)

to carry

(verb)

servo -are

(conservation)

to guard, keep

(verb)

voco -are

(vocation)

to call

(verb)

juvo juvare
juvi jutus

(adjutant)

to help

(verb)

narro -are

(narrator)

to tell

(verb)

aro -are

(arable)

to plow

(verb)

clamo -are

(clamor)

to shout

(verb)

opto -are

(option)

to desire, wish

(verb)

erro -are

(erroneous)

to err, wander

(verb)

laudo -are

(laudable)

to praise

(verb)

tempto -are

(temptation)

to tempt

(verb)

pugno -are

(pugnacious)

to fight

(verb)

specto -are

(inspect)

to look at

(verb)

návigo -are

(navigator)

to sail

(verb)

líbero -are

(liberty)

to set free

(verb)

saluto -are

(salutation)

to greet

(verb)

adoro -are

(adoration)

to adore

(verb)

hábito -are

(habitat)

to live in, dwell

(verb)

ámbulo -are

(ambulance)

to walk

(verb)

laboro -are

(laboratory)

to work

(verb)

júdico -are

(judicious)

to judge, consider

(verb)

óccupo -are

(occupy)

to seize

(verb)

súpero -are

(superior)

to overcome, surpass

(verb)

sum esse
fui futurus

to be

(verb)

non

not

(adverb)

hódie

today

(adverb)

heri

yesterday

(adverb)

cras

(procrastinate)

tomorrow

(adverb)

nunc

now

(adverb)

tum

then, at that time

(adverb)

numquam

never

(adverb)

umquam

ever

(adverb)

semper

always

(adverb)

saepe

often

(adverb)

puto -are

(computer)

to think

(verb)

muto -are

(mutate)

to change

(verb)

celo -are

(conceal)

to hide

(verb)

rogo - are

(interrogative)

to ask

(verb)

volo - are

(volley)

to fly

(verb)

spero -are

(despair)

to hope

(verb)

dúbito -are

(dubious)

to doubt

(verb)

perturbo -are

(perturb)

to disturb

(verb)

nego -are

(negative)

to deny

(verb)

accuso -are

(accusation)

to accuse

(verb)

demonstro - are

(demonstrate)

to show, point out

(verb)

núntio -are

(announce)

to report

(verb)

vúlnero -are

(vulnerable)

to wound

(verb)

exploro - are

(explore)

to explore

(verb)

culpo -are

(culprit)

to blame

(verb)

creo -are

(create)

to create

(verb)

appello -are

(appeal)

to address

(verb)

oppugno -are

(pugnacious)

to attack

(verb)

exspecto -are

(expect)

to wait for, expect

(verb)

delecto -are

(delectable)

to delight, please

(verb)

mensa -ae f.

(mesa)

table

(noun)

puella - ae f.

girl

(noun)

regina -ae f.

queen

(noun)

terra -ae f.

(territory)

earth, land

(noun)

agrícola -ae m.

(agriculture)

farmer

(noun)

nauta -ae m.

(nautical)

sailor

(noun)

poeta -ae m.

poet

(noun)

Maria -ae f.

Mary

(noun)

Roma -ae f.

Rome

(noun)

Itália -ae f.

Italy

(noun)

servus - i m.

(servile)

slave, servant

(noun)

amicus -i m.

(amicable)

friend

(noun)

annus -i m.

(annual)

year

(noun)

Christus -i m.

Christ

(noun)

agnus -i m.

lamb

(noun)

dóminus -i m.

(dominate)

lord, master

(noun)

equus -i m.

(equine)

horse

(noun)

fílius -i m.

(filial)

son

(noun)

deus -i m.

(deity)

god

(noun)

mundus -i m.

(mundane)

world, mankind

(noun)

bellum -i n.

(bellicose)

war

(noun)

caelum -i n.

(celestial)

sky, heaven

(noun)

donum -i n.

(donation)

gift

(noun)

forum -i n.

(forum)

forum, marketplace

(noun)

óppidum -i n.

town

(noun)

saxum -i n.

rock

(noun)

regnum -i n.

(reign)

kingdom

(noun)

templum -i n.

temple

(noun)

verbum -i n.

(verb)

word

(noun)

débitum -i n.

(debit)

debt, sin

(noun)

bonus -a -um

(bonus)

good

(adjective)

malus -a -um

(malice)

bad

(adjective)

magnus -a um

(magnify)

great, large

(adjective)

parvus -a -um

small

(adjective)

novus -a -um

(novelty)

new

(adjective)

aeternus -a -um

(eternity)

eternal, everlasting

(adjective)

altus -a -um

(altitutde)

high, deep

(adjective)

sanctus -a -um

(sanctify)

sacred, holy

(adjective)

multus -a -um

(multitude)

much, many

(adjective)