vocab 4-6

ad= to, towards; at

adsum= I am here, I am present

deus, deum, m.= god

dominus, dominum, m.= master

dōnum, dōnum, n.= gift, present

laudō= I praise

nōs= we, us

parvus= small

perīculum, perīculum, n.= danger

perterritus= terrified

puella, puellam, f.= girl

quod= because

rēx, rēgem, m.= king

Rōmānus= Roman

subitō= suddenly

templum, templum, n.= temple

teneō= I hold, keep, possess

tollō= I raise, lift up, hold up

veniō= I come

vōs= you (plural)

aqua, aquam, f.= water

audiō, audīre= hear, listen to

cupiō, cupere= want, desire

custōs, custōdem, m.f.= guard

dēbeō, dēbēre= owe

dō, dare= give

effugiō, effugere= escape

iuvenis, iuvenem, m.f.= young person

maneō, manēre= remain, stay

nēmō, nēminem= no one, nobody

nōlō, nōlle= don’t want, refuse

nox, noctem, f.= night

portō, portāre= carry, bear, take

possum, posse= can, am able

pulcher= beautiful, handsome

respondeō, respondēre= reply

taceō, tacēre= am silent, am quiet

timeō, timēre= fear, am afraid

vēndō, vēndere= sell

volō, velle= want, wish, am willing

ā, ab + abl.= from, away from

capiō, capere= take, catch, capture, adopt (a plan)

diēs, diem, m.= day

discēdō, discēdere= depart, leave

ē, ex + abl.= from, out of

exspectō, exspectāre= wait for, expect

faciō, facere= make, do

iam= now, already

in + acc.= into, onto

inquit= says

marītus, marītum, m.= husband

māter, mātrem, f.= mother

prope + acc.= near

rogō, rogāre= ask, ask for

sedeō, sedēre= sit

stō, stāre= stand

tōtus= whole

trīstis= sad

tuus= your (singular), yours

uxor, uxōrem, f.= wife