Book 2 Latin

petere means to beg for, ask for

petivi

I begged for, asked for

postea

afterwards

pro

in front of

quo

where, where to

recuso

I refuse

recusare

to refuse

recusavi

I refused

soleo

I am accustomed

ā, ab

from

animus, animi

spirit, soul, mind

appropinquo

I approach, come near to

appropinquare

to approach, come near to

appropinquavi

I approached, came near to

ara, arae

altar

bene

well

benignus

kind

diu

for a long time

faber, fabri

craftsman

facilis

easy

huc

here, to this place

insula, insulae

island

invitus, invita, invitum

unwilling

itaque

and so

maximus

very big

negotium, negotii

business

numquam

never

pauci

few, a few

pervenio

I reach, arrive at

pervenire

to reach, arrive at

perveni

I reached, arrived at

quondam

one day, once

recipio

I recover, take back

recipere

to recover, take back

recepi

I recovered, took back

resisto

I resist

resistere

to resist

restiti

I resisted

aedifico

I build

aedificavi

I built

bonus

good

consentio

I agree

consentire

to agree

consensi

I agreed

consilium

plan, idea

deinde

then

delecto

I delight

delectare

to delight

delectavi

I delighted

effugio

I escape

effugere

to escape

effugi

I escaped

flos

flower

imperator

emperor

inter

among

ita

in this way

melior

better

navigo

I sail

navigare

to sail

navigavi

I sailed

nonne?

surely?

pereo

I die, perish

perire

to die, perish

perii

I died, perished

pono

I put, place

posui

I put, placed

ponere

to put, place

simulac, simulatque

as soon as

summus

highest, greatest

tollo

I raise

tollere

to raise

sustuli

I raised

verto

I turn

vertere

to turn

verti

I turned

auxilium

help

postridie

on the next day

punio

I punish

punire

to punish

punivi

I punished

aedificum

building

aeger

ill

alter

the other

ceteri

the others

custos

guard

fessus

tired

interficio

I kill

interficere

to kill

interfeci

I killed

excito

I wake up

excitare

to wake up

excitavi

I woke up

dicere

to say

dixi

I said

canto

I sing

cantare

to sing

cantavi

I sang

advenire

to arrive

adveni

I arrived

ita vero

yes

nolo

I do not want

novus

new

nullus

not any, no

possum

I am able

ruo

I rush

ruere

to rush

rui

I rushed

se

himself

traho

I drag

traxi

I dragged

vita

life

volo

I want

vulnerare

to wound

vulnero

I wound

vulneravi

I wounded

volo

I want

vis

you (s) want

vult

he/she/it wants

volumus

we want

vultis

you (pl) want

volunt

they want

nolo

I do not want

non vult

he/she/it does not want

nolumus

we do not want

non vultis

you (pl) do not want

nolunt

they do not want

possum

I am able

potes

you (s) are able

potest

he/she/it is able

possumus

we are able

potestis

you (pl) are able

possunt

they are able

aliquid

something

apud

among, at the house of

attonitus, -a, -um

astonished

aula, aulae

palace

cotidie

every day

decorus, -a, -um

right, proper

deleo

I destroy

delere

to destroy

deus, dei

god

difficilis

difficult

diligenter

carefully

domina, dominae

mistress

donum, doni

gift

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

himself, herself, itself

iste

that

maritus, mariti

husband

necesse

necessary

num?

surely not?

quam

than

quamquam

although

-que

and

rex, regis

king

ubi

where

adeo

I go up to, approach

adire

to go up to, approach

adii

I went up to, approached

arcesso

I summon, send for

arcessere

to summon, send for

arcessivi

I summoned, sent for

ars, artis

art

crudelis

cruel

denique

at last, finally

despero

I despair

desperare

to despair

desperavi

I despaired

doctus, -a, -um

learned, clever

domus, domus

home

infero

I bring in, bring on

inferre

to bring in, bring on

intuli

I brought in, brought on

libero

I free, set free

liberare

to free, set free

liberavi

I freed, set free

luna, lunae

moon

mors, mortis

death

oculus, oculi

eye

persuadeo

I persuade

persuadere

to persuade

persuasi

I persuaded

pessimus, -a, -um

very bad, worst

relinquo

I leave

relinquere

to leave

reliqui

I left

sicut

like

tam

so

tempto

I try

temptare

to try

vulnus, vulneris

wound

unus

one

tres

three

quattour

four

quinque

five

sex

six

septem

seven

octo

eight

novem

nine

decem

ten

viginti

twenty

quadraginta

forty

quinquaginta

fifty

amo

I love, like

amare

to love, like

amavi

I loved, liked

carus, -a, -um

dear

cogito

I think, consider

cogitavi

I thought, considered

comparo

I obtain

comparare

to obtain

comparavi

I obtained

conficio

I finish

conficere

to finish

confeci

I finished

curo

I look after

curare

to look after

curavi

I looked after

filia, filiae

daughter

fluo

I flow

fluere

to flow

fluxi

I flowed

forte

by chance

gratias ago

I thank, give thanks

hasta, hastae

spear

illuc

there, to that place

iter, itineris

journey

locus, loci

place

mane

in the morning

novi

I know

periculum, periculi

danger

plurimi

very many

posco

I demand, ask for

poscere

to demand, ask for

poposci

I demanded, asked for

tot

so many

vexo

I annoy

vexavi

I annoyed

vivo

I live

vivere

to live

vixi

I lived

vix

hardly, scarcely

vox, vocis

voice

agmen, agminis

column (of people), procession

alius, alia, aliud

other, another

aqua, aquae

water

claudo

I shut, block

claudere

to shut, block

clausi

I shut, blocked

commodus, -a, -um

convenient

debeo

I owe, ought

debere

to owe, ought

debui

I owed, ought

equus, equi

horse

etiam

even

impedio

I delay, hinder

impedire

to delay, hinder

impedivi

I delayed, hindered

lectus, lecti

couch

lente

slowly

litus, litoris

sea-shore

miser, -a, -um

miserable, wretched

nauta, nautae

sailor

qui

who

redeo

I return, go back

redire

to return, go back

redivi

I returned, went back

sacerdos, sacerdotis

priest

teneo

I hold

tenere

to hold

tenui

I held

unda, undae

wave

vinco

I conquer, win

vincere

to conquer, win

vici

I conquered, won