oxford latin course vocab 34-40
OLC Chapters 34-40
Nouns: just the 1st PP needed (Nom. case)
Verbs: 1st 2 Principal Parts (‘I’ & ‘to’ forms)
Adjectives: Nominative (just any 1 gender)
1. aliquando sometimes
2. back (noun) tergum
3. before (adverb) antea
4. before (conjunction) antequam
5. I / to betray prodo, prodere
6. I / to cease desino, desinere
7. come on! ag(it)e!
8. the country rus
9. I / to demand postulo, postulare
10. I / to despise contemno, -ere
11. difficulty difficultas
12. disaster clades
13. disgraceful / ugly turpis / turpe
14. donec until
15. I / to doubt / hesitate dubito, -are
16. evils / troubles mala
17. I / to fall / die / set (sun) occido, -ere
18. foot pes
19. I / to forbid veto, vetare
20. forsitan (+ Subjunctive) perhaps
21. forte (adverb) by chance
22. future futura
23. I / to hide celo, celare
24. horn / wing of an army cornu
25. I / to idle / linger cesso, cessare
26. (im)pious - ( im )pius / -a / -um
27. (in order) to / so that (+ Subjunct.) ut
28. interdum from time to time
29. I / to join coniungo, coniungere
30. I / to join battle proelium committo (3)
31. I / to kill - interficio, interficere
32. I / to know scio, scire
33. discipline // learn- / training disciplina
34. legionary commander legatus legionis
35. I / to lie down (🗶 iaceo…) cubo, -are
36. I / to look down on despicio, -ere
37. lest / in order not to / so that... not ne
38. I / to look out at prospicio, prospicere
39. I / to make progress proficio, -ere
40. military / of soldiers (adj.) militaris -e
41. (military) work / fortification opus
42. missile / javelin telum
43. it is necessary (+ Inf.) necesse est
44. noctu by night
45. I do / to not know nescio, nescire
46. num whether
47. I / to offer / provide (show myself) - ( me ) praebeo, praebere
48. omnino altogether / completely
49. oracle oraculum
50. I / to pardon / forgive (D) ignosco (3)
51. paulum a little
52. placed / sited situs / sita / situm
53. poverty paupertas
54. I / to prevent prohibeo, prohibere
55. priest sacerdos
56. I / to punish punio, punire
57. quam primum as soon as possible
58. quot? how many?
59. rampart vallum
60. I / to recognise agnosco, agnoscere
61. mindful (forgetful) of -( im )memor
62. rursus again
63. rustic / of the country rusticus -a -um
64. savage (adj.) saevus / saeva / saevum
65. I / to serve (+ Dative) servio, servire
66. several (pl.) pleri- / plerae- / pleraque
67. shield (noun) scutum
68. side (noun) latus
69. skilled in (+ Gen.) peritus / -a / -um
70. I / to take away adimo, adimere
71. terrible / dire dirus / dira / dirum
72. terror terror
73. I / to think / reflect cogito, cogitare
74. I / to throw away abicio, abicere
75. towards / (i.e.) up to (+ case) sub + Ac.
76. tribune tribunus
77. I / to undertake suscipio, -ere
78. I / to value aestimo, aestimare
79. veteran veteranus
80. wonderful mirus / mira / mirum
Deponent Verbs
81. I / to advance (go fwd) progredior, -i
82. I / to (a)rise orior, oriri
83. I / to comfort consolor, consolari
84. I / to complain queror, queri
85. I / to delay moror, morari
86. I / to die morior, mori
87. I / to embrace complector, complecti
88. I / to fear vereor, vereri
89. I / to follow sequor, sequi
90. I / to gaze at intueor, intueri
91. I / to go back regredior, regredi
92. I / to go into ingredior, ingredi
93. I / to go out egredior, egredi
94. I / to seem videor, videri
95. I / to set out proficiscor, proficisci
96. I / to slip / fall labor, labi
97. I / to speak loquor, loqui
98. I / to suffer patior, pati
99. I / to try conor, conari
100. I / to use (+ Ablative) utor, uti