Vocab+XXXV

Vocabulary: Latin Terms and Meanings

Hill

• Collis (m.)

  • Genitive: Collis

  • Meaning: Hill

Fear

• Timor (m.)

  • Genitive: Timoris

  • Meaning: Fear

Wound

• Vulnus (n.)

  • Genitive: Vulneris

  • Meaning: Wound

To Believe

• Credo (verb)

  • Infinitive: Credere

  • Perfect: Credidi

  • Supine: creditus

  • Meaning: To believe; to trust (+ dative)

To Follow

• Sequor (verb)

  • Infinitive: Sequi

  • Perfect: Secutus sum

  • Meaning: To follow

To Overtake

• Consequor (verb)

  • Infinitive: Consequi

  • Perfect: Consecutus sum

  • Meaning: To overtake

To Persuade

• Persuadeo (verb)

  • Infinitive: Persuadēre

  • Perfect: Persuasi

  • Supine: Persuasus

  • Meaning: To persuade (+ dative)

To Bind Up

• Ligo (verb)

  • Infinitive: -are

  • Perfect: -avi

  • Supine: -atus

  • Meaning: To bind up

To Seize

• Corripio (verb)

  • Infinitive: Corripere

  • Perfect: Corripui

  • Supine: Correptus

  • Meaning: To seize, to grab

Face Down

• Pronus

  • Forms: -a, -um

  • Meaning: Face down

Greatest

• Summus

  • Forms: -a, -um

  • Meaning: Greatest

Heavy / Serious

• Gravis

  • Forms: -is, -e

  • Meaning: Heavy; serious

Beautiful

• Pulcher

  • Forms: Pulchra, Pulchrum

  • Meaning: Beautiful

Easy

• Facilis

  • Forms: Facile

  • Meaning: Easy

As --- As Possible

• Quam + superlative adv.

  • Usage: Used to indicate comparison

Easily

• Facile

  • Meaning: Easily