Latin Test 2

do, dare

to hand over

expecto, expectare

to expect

teneo, tenere

to hold

claudio, claudire

to close

curro, currere

to run

verto, vertere

to turn / to change

aperie, aperire

to open

advenio, advenire

to arrive

este!

they are

lacrima

tear (f)

oculus

eye (m)

plenus

full

vacuus

empty, clear, free

se

himself / herself

cui

whome

hic

this (sing, m, nom)

haec

this (sing, f, nom)

hoc

this (sing, n, nom)

et…et…

both, and

neque…neque…

neither nor

hīc

this (here)

illic

that there (somewhere else)

monstro, monstrare

to show

orno, ornare

to furnish, to decorate

clamo, clamare

to shout

condo, constare

to stand together, to agree

consist, consistere

to come to a stop

Ostend, ostendere

to hold out for inspection

aspicio, aspicere

to look at

accipio, accipere

to take, to receive

convenio, convenire

to meet

taberna

tavern (f)

anulus

ring (m)

pretium

price (n)

medius

middle of

tantus

of such size

quantus

how great, how much

alias, alia, aliud

another

ille, illa, illud

that

satis

enough

nimis

too much

aut

or

erro, errare

to wander off

iaceo, iacere

to lie down

luceo, lucere

to shine

peto, petere

to seek

duco, ducere

to lead

relinquo, relinquere

to leave behind

quaero, quaerere

to ask

impono, imponere

to place down

reperio, reperire

to find

terra

earth (f)

umbra

shadow (f)

silva

woods, forrest (f)

cibus

food (m)

caelum

sky (n)

vestigium

foot print (n)

canis, canis

dog (m)

mons, montis

mountain (m)

sol, solis

sun (m)

timor, timoris

fear (m)

clamor, clamoris

loud call (m)

modus

mode

niger, nigra, nigrum

black

albus

white

ipse

himself

ipsa

herself

ipsum

themselves

sub

under

supra

over

dum

while

ut

when

anima

breath (soul/spirit) (f)

deus

god (m)

nuntius

message, messenger (m)

homo, hominis

human being (m)

pes, pedis

foot (m)

aēr, aēris

air, atmosphere (m)

avis

bird (f)

vox, vocis

voice (f)

mare, maris

sea (n)

flume, fluminis

stream (n)

ferus

wild

alius, alia, aliud

another

volo, volare

to fly

move, movere

to move

audio, audere

to dare

sustineo, sustinere

to hold up, to support

vivo, vivere

to be alive, to live

cano, canere

to sing

ascendo, ascendere

to climb

cado, cadere

to fall

capio, capere

to take hold off

face, facere

to do eagerly

pario, parere

to bare

possum, posse

to be able

volo, velle

to want

necesse

neccesssary

nemo, neminis

nobody, no one

cum

when