Latin Final Vocab

ācer ācris ācre

sharp, piercing

adversus -a -um

facing, opposed; unfavorable

aequus -a -um

equal

aeternus -a -um

everlasting, eternal

aliēnus -a -um

foreign, strange

alius -a -ud

other, another; ālias: at another time

alter altera alterum

other of two

altus -a -um

high, lofty; deep

amīcus -a -um

friendly; (as subst.) friend

antīquus -a -um

ancient, old-time, former

aureus -a -um

golden; splendid

bonus -a -um

good

brevis -e

short, shallow, brief

caecus -a -um

blind, unseeing; dark, obscure

cārus -a -um

dear

celer -is -e

swift

centum

one hundred

certus -a -um

sure, fixed

cēterus -a -um

the other, the others, the rest

clārus -a -um

clear, distinguished

commūnis -e

common, general

dexter -tra -trum

right; dextera -ae f.: right hand

dīgnus -a -um

worthy

dīversus -a -um

different, diverse

dīves dīvitis

rich (poet. dīs, dītis)

dubius -a -um

doubtful; (as subst.) a doubt; sine dubiō, without a doubt, certainly

dulcis -e

sweet

duo duae duo

two

dūrus -a -um

hard, tough, harsh

facilis -e

easy

fēlīx -īcis

lucky

fortis -e

brave

grātus -a -um

pleasant; grateful

gravis -e

heavy, serious

honestus -a -um

honorable

ingēns ingentis

huge, enormous

ingrātus -a -um:

unpleasant, disagreeable

laetus -a -um

glad, joyful

līber lībera līberum

free; līberī (m. pl.): freeborn children

longus -a -um

long, far

māgnus -a -um

great

malus -a -um

bad, evil

medius -a -um

middle, central

mīlle (pl.) mīlia

thousand

miser misera miserum

wretched, pitiable

multus -a -um

much, many; multō, by far

niger nigra nigrum

black

nōbilis -e

distinguished, noble; (as subst.) a nobleman or woman

nōtus -a -um

well-known

novus -a -um

new

nūllus -a -um

not any, no one

omnis -e

all, every, as a whole

pār paris

equal

parvus -a -um

small

pius -a -um

dutiful, devoted, just, pious

plēnus -a -um

full

potēns potentis

able, powerful

prīmus -a -um

first

prīnceps -cipis

first, chief; (as subst.) leader, person in charge

prior prius

earlier, preceding

pūblicus -a -um

public, belonging to the state

pulcher -chra -chrum

beautiful

sacer sacra sacrum

holy, sacred

saevus -a -um

fierce, raging, wrathful

sānctus -a -um

sacred, inviolable

sapiēns -ntis

wise; (as subst.) wise man, sage, philosopher

similis -e

like, similar

socius -a -um

friendly, allied; socius -ī m.: partner, comrade

sōlus -a -um

only, alone

superbus -a -um

ovearing, proud, haughty

superus -a -um

situated above, upper

suus -a -um

his own, her own, its own

tālis tāle

such

tantus -a -um

so great, so much; (as pron) such a quantity, so much; tantī, at such a price, of such worth

tertius -a -um

third

tōtus -a -um

whole, entire

trēs tria

three

turpis -e

ugly, unsightly; disgraceful

tūtus -a -um

safe, protected

tuus -a -um

your

ūllus -a -um

any, anyone

ultimus -a -um

farthest, final, last, ultimate

ūnus -a -um

one

vacuus -a -um

empty

vērus -a -um

TRUE

vester vestra vestrum

your

vetus veteris

old

vōs

you (pl.); (gen.) vestrum/vestrī, (dat./abl.) vōbīs, (acc.) vōs

adeō

(adv.) to such a degree, so

adversus (-um)

(adv. and prep.) facing, opposite, against, opposed (to)

certē

certainly, surely

cūr

why?

ecce

behold!

eō

(adv.) there, to that place

fortē

by chance

frūstrā

in vain

ibi

there

ideō

for this reason

illīc

at that place, there; illinc: from that place

interim

meanwhile