latin vocab 1-30

ac, atque

and, also; as, than

accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptus

receive, ACCEPT; learn, hear, conceive

ad

to, toward, at, near, about (acc.)

aequor, aequoris n.

sea, waves; (level) plain

age, agite (agō)

up! come! lead on!

agmen, agminis, n.

army, line, troop; course

agō, ere, ēgī, āctus

lead, drive, do, treat,pass, conduct

aiō, ais, ait; aiunt

say, speak, assert

alius, a, ud

other, another, else

altus, a, um

(on) high, lofty, deep

amor, amōris m.

love, desire, passion

Anchīsēs, an, m.

Trojan Prince, father of Aeneas

anima, ae, f.

air, breath, life, soul, shade

animus, ī, m.

soul, spirit, breath, courage; anger, pride; purpose, thought

ante (+acc.)

before; sooner, previously

antīquus, a, um

ANCIENT, old, aged, former, of olden times, time-honored

āra, ae, f.

altar

ardeō, ēre, arsī, arsus

burn, be eager

arma, armōrum, n. pl.

ARMS, equipment, tools

arvum, ī n.

plowed land, field, region

arx, arcis f.

citadel, fort; height, hill

at, ast

but, yet, however, at least

āter, tra, trum

black, gloomy, deadly

aura, ae f.

breeze, air; favor; light

aurum, ī n.

gold (object, equipment)

aut

or, either

caelum, ī, n.

sky, heaven; weather

campus, ī, m.

plain, field, level surface