LAT 201

Vocabulary list flashcard resource for Fall 2026 Wellesley college LAT 201.

magnus -a -um

great

suus -a -um

his/her/its own

alius -a -ud

other, another

alias

at another time

multus -a -um

many

multo

by far

tuus -a -um

your

nullus -a -um

not any, no one

unus -a -um

one

bonus -a -um

good

totus -a -um

whole, entire

primus -a -um

first

omnis, omne

all, every

gravis, grave

heavy, serious

ingens

huge, enormous

talis, tale

such

levis -e

light, trivial

terra -ae f.

fortune

natura -ae f.

nature

cura -ae f.

care, concern

ira -ae f.

wrath, anger

via -ae f.

way, street

unda -ae f.

wave, flowing water, water

poena -ae f.

penalty, punishment

animus -i m.

spirit, mind

deus -i m.; dea -ae f.

god; goddess

locus -i m.

place

loca (n. pl.)

region

vir -i m.

man

bellum -i n.

war

arma -orum n. pl.

arms, weapons

caelum -i n.

sky, heavens

regnum -i n.

kingdom

populus -i m.

people

fatum -i n.

fate, death

rex regis m.

king

pars partis f.

part

pater patris m.

Father, ancestor

corpus corporis n.

body

urbs urbis f.

city

homo hominis m.

human being

tempus -oris n.

time

hostis -is m./f.

stranger, enemy

mors mortis f.

death

virtus -utis f.

valor, manliness, virtue

manus -ūs f.

hand, band of men

domus -ūs f.

house, home

vultus -ūs m.

look, expression, face

metus -ūs m.

fear, dread

exercitus -ūs m.

army

res rei f.

thing

res publica

commonwealth

res familiaris

family property, estate

res militaris

art of war

res novae

revolution

dies diei m./f.

day

fides -ei f.

trust, faith

spes spei f.

hope

acies -ei f.

edge, line of battle

tantus -a -um

so great, so much

miser -a -um

wretched, pitiable

novus -a -um

new

tristis -3

sad, solemn, grim

par paris

equal

fortis -e

brave

vetus veteris

old

felix -icis

lucky

puella -ae f.

girl

silva -ae f.

forest, grove

umbra -ae f.

shade, shadow

aqua -ae f.

water

fama -ae f.

rumor, fame

annus -i m.

year

beneficium -i n.

service, kindness

puer-i m.

boy, slave

modus -i m.

measure, manner, kind

vis f.

force

vires

strength

amor -is m.

love

nox noctis f.

night

caput capitis n.

head

mare -is n.

sea

senatus -ūs m.

senate

casus -ūs m.

a fall, chance, accident

cursus -ūs m.

course, advance

impetus -ūs m.

attack

usus -ūs m.

use, experience

facies -ei f.

species -ei f.

nihil, nil

nothing, not at all

nefas n. indecl.

impiety, wickedness

do dare dedi datum

give

voco -are

call

paro -are

prepare, acquire

paratus -a -um

ready

puto -are

think, suppose

sto stare steti statum

stand

video vidēre vidi visum

see

habeo habēre habui habitum

have, hold

iubeo iubēre iussi iussum

bid, order

teneo tenēre tenui tentum

hold, keep