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Latin Year One (Henle: 1954)
Vocabulary, Units I -
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06/11/2014
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Term
Terra, ae
 Definition
Land, earth
Term
Nauta, ae
 Definition
Sailor
Term
Marīa, ae
 Definition
Mary
Term
Porta, ae
 Definition
Gate
Term
Victōria, ae
 Definition
Victory
Term
Silva, ae
 Definition
Forest(s)
Term
Glōria, ae
 Definition
Fame, glory
Term
Nōn
 Definition
Not
Term
Prōvincia, ae
 Definition
Province
Term
Servus, ī
 Definition
Servant, slave
Term
Fīlius, ī
 Definition
Son
Term
Deus, ī
 Definition
God
Term
Amīcus, ī
 Definition
Friend
Term
Chrīstus, ī
 Definition
Christ
Term
Chrīstiānus, ī
 Definition
Christian
Term
Et
 Definition
And
Term
Bellum, ī
 Definition
War
Term
Caelum, ī
 Definition
Sky, heaven
Term
Rēgnum, ī
 Definition
Kingdom, royal power
Term
Praemium, ī
 Definition
Reward
Term
Perīculum, ī
 Definition
Danger
Term
Imperium, ī
 Definition
Command, power, empire
Term
Gladius, ī
 Definition
Sword
Term
Sed
 Definition
But
Term
Oppidum, ī
 Definition
Town
Term
Gallia, ae
 Definition
Gaul
Term
Rōma, ae
 Definition
Rome
Term
Gallius, ī
 Definition
a Gaul
Term
Rōmānus
 Definition
a Roman
Term
Propter (acc.)
 Definition
On account of
Term
Magnus, a, um
 Definition
Great, large
Term
Altus, a, um
 Definition
High, deep
Term
Bonus, a, um
 Definition
Good
Term
Longus, a, um
 Definition
Long
Term
Malus, a, um
 Definition
Bad
Term
Multus, a, um
 Definition
Much, many
Term
Sānctus, a, um
 Definition
Holy, saint
Term
Prīmus, a, um
 Definition
First
Term
Angustus, a, um
 Definition
Narrow
Term
Reliquus, a, um
 Definition
Remaining, the rest of
Term
Tūtus, a, um
 Definition
Safe
Term
Rōmānus, a, um
 Definition
Roman
Term
Chrīstiānus, a, um
 Definition
Christian
Term
Prō (abl.)
 Definition
In front of (before), on behalf of (for)
Term
Inopia, ae
 Definition
Scarcity, want
Term
Dominus, ī
 Definition
Master, Lord
Term
Mūrus, ī
 Definition
Wall
Term
Frūmentum, ī
 Definition
Grain, crops (pl)
Term
Legiō, legiōnis (f)
 Definition
Legion
Term
Gravis, e
 Definition
Heavy, severe, serious
Term
Brevis, e
 Definition
Short
Term
Commūnis, e
 Definition
Common
Term
Difficilis, e
 Definition
Difficult
Term
Facilis, e
 Definition
Easy
Term
Fortis, e
 Definition
Brave, strong
Term
Noble, renowned
 Definition
Nōbilis, e
Term
Omnis, e
 Definition
All, every
Term
Cupidus, a, um (gen.)
 Definition
Eager, desirous
Term
Plēnus, a, um (gen or abl)
 Definition
Full
Term
Fīnitimus, a, um (dat)
 Definition
Neighboring, next
Term
Similis, e (gen or dat)
 Definition
like, similar
Term
Vir, ī
 Definition
Man
Term
ager, agrī
 Definition
Field
Term
Puer, ī
 Definition
Boy
Term
Manus, ūs
 Definition
Hand
Term
Cornū, ūs
 Definition
horn
Term
Domus, ūs
 Definition
House
Term
Genū, ūs
 Definition
Knee
Term
Miser, a, um
 Definition
Wretched
Term
Integer, integra, integrum
 Definition
Fresh
Term
Ācer, is, e
 Definition
Sharp, keen, eager
Term
Celer, is, e
 Definition
Swift
Term
Et...et
 Definition
Both, and
Term
Quid
 Definition
What?
Term
Prīmā lūce
 Definition
At dawn, at first light
Term
Urbs, urbis
 Definition
City
Term
interim
 Definition
however
Term
Pōns, pontis (m.)
 Definition
Bridge
Term
ōrō
 Definition
To Pray (trans.)
Term
Signum, ī
 Definition
Standard, signal, sign
Term
Vocō
 Definition
To call (trans)
Term
Laudō
 Definition
To praise (trans)
Term
Occupō
 Definition
To seize (trans)
Term
Oppugnō
 Definition
To attack, to assault (trans)
Term
Parō
 Definition
To prepare (for) (trans)
Term
Centuriō, centuriōnis
 Definition
Centurion
Term
Numerus, ī
 Definition
Number
Term
Pugnō
 Definition
to fight (trans)
Term
Superō
 Definition
to overcome, to surpass, to conquer (trans)
Term
Portō
 Definition
To carry (trans)
Term
Cum (abl.)
 Definition
With
Term
Post (acc.)
 Definition
After, behind
Term
In (abl.)
 Definition
In, on
Term
Quod
 Definition
Because
Term
Itaque
 Definition
Therefore, and so
Term
Lēx, lēgis
 Definition
Law
Term
Rēx, rēgis
 Definition
King
Term
Dux, ducis
 Definition
Leader
Term
Lūx, lūcis
 Definition
Light
Term
Homō, hominis
 Definition
Man
Term
Imperātor, imperātōris
 Definition
Commander in chief, general
Term
Vēritās, vēritātis
 Definition
Truth
Term
Caesar, is
 Definition
Caesar
Term
Salūs, salūtis
 Definition
Safety, welfare, salvation
Term
Vōx, vōcis
 Definition
Voice, cry
Term
Virtūs, virtūtis
 Definition
Courage, virtue
Term
Mīles, mīlitis
 Definition
Soldier
Term
Pāx, pācis
 Definition
Peace
Term
Via, ae
 Definition
Road, way
Term
Populus, ī
 Definition
People, nation
Term
Pars, partis
 Definition
Part
Term
Collis, collis (m)
 Definition
Hill
Term
Hostis, hostis
 Definition
Enemy (in a war)
Term
Gēns, gentis
 Definition
Tribe
Term
Caedēs, caedis
 Definition
Slaughter
Term
Frāter, frātris (frātrum)
 Definition
Brother
Term
Pater, patris (patrum)
 Definition
Father
Term
Māter, mātris (mātrum)
 Definition
Mother
Term
Mōns, montis (m)
 Definition
Mountain
Term
Clāmor, clāmōris
 Definition
Shout, shouting
Term
Prīnceps, prīncipis
 Definition
Chief, leading man
Term
Flūmen, flūminis
 Definition
River
Term
Iter, itineris (n)
 Definition
Journey, march, route
Term
Corpus, corporis (n)
 Definition
Body
Term
Vulnus, vulneris (n)
 Definition
Wound
Term
Agmen, agminis
 Definition
Column (of soldiers), army (on the march)
Term
Nōmen, nōmenis
 Definition
Name
Term
Mundus, mundī
 Definition
World
Term
Adventus, ūs
 Definition
Arrival, coming
Term
Equitātus, ūs
 Definition
Cavalry
Term
Exercitus, ūs
 Definition
Army
Term
Metus, ūs
 Definition
Fear
Term
Spīritus, ūs
 Definition
Breath, spirit
Term
Portus, ūs
 Definition
Harbor
Term
Senātus, ūs
 Definition
Senate
Term
In (acc) [motion]
 Definition
Into, in, on, onto, upon, against
Term
Nunc
 Definition
Now
Term
Autem (postpositive)
 Definition
However
Term
Rēs, reī
 Definition
Thing, affair
Term
Fidēs, fideī
 Definition
Faith, reliability, faithfulness
Term
Aciēs, aciēī
 Definition
Battle line
Term
Spēs, speī
 Definition
Hope
Term
Castra, castrōrum
 Definition
Camp
Term
Impedīmenta, impedīmentōrum
 Definition
Baggage, baggage train
Term
Grātia, ae
 Definition
Favor, influence, grace
Term
Grātiae, grātiārum
 Definition
Thanks
Term
Cōpia, ae
 Definition
Supply, abundance
Term
Cōpiae, cōpiārum (fem)
 Definition
Troops, military forces
Term
Pōnō
 Definition
To place, pitch (camp), place, set
Term
Mūniō
 Definition
Fortify, construct (with via)
Term
quid?
 Definition
what?
Term
dō
 Definition
to give

(trans.)
Term
mors, mortis
 Definition
death
Term
hīberna, ōrum
 Definition
winter quarters

(used in plural form)
Term
ubi
 Definition
where?
Term
quis
 Definition
who?
Term
cūr
 Definition
why?
Term
locus, ī
 Definition
place
Term
aliēnus, a, um
 Definition
unfavorable, another's, foreign
Term
ōrātiō, ōrātiōnis
 Definition
speech, prayer
Term
semper
 Definition
always
Term
sīcut
 Definition
as
Term
in prīncipiō
 Definition
in the beginning
Term
in saecula saeculōrum
 Definition
world without end, forever
Term
-ne
 Definition
particle used for questions
Term
moneō

(transitive)
 Definition
to warn, to advise
Term
terreō

(transitive)
 Definition
to terrify
Term
habeō

(transitive)
 Definition
to have
Term
prīmō
 Definition
At first
Term
arma, armōrum
 Definition
arms
Term
timeō

(transitive)
 Definition
to fear
Term
saepe
 Definition
often
Term
ego, meī
 Definition
I
Term
nōs, nostrī
 Definition
we
Term
videō (vīdī, vīsus)

transitive
 Definition
to see
Term
tū, tuī
 Definition
You (sing.)
Term
vōs, vestrī
 Definition
You (plural)
Term
teneō (tenēre, tenuī, tentus)
 Definition
to hold

(transitive)
Term
moveō (movēre, mōvī, mōtus)
 Definition
to move

(transitive)
Term
tamen
 Definition
nevertheless
Term
neque
 Definition
nor, and...not
Term
is
 Definition
he
Term
ea
 Definition
she
Term
id
 Definition
it
Term
sustineō (sustinēre, sustinuī, sustentus)
 Definition
to sustain, to withstand

(transitive)
Term
fīnēs, fīnium (masc.)
 Definition
territory
Term
suī
 Definition
him/her/it- self
themselves
Term
etiam
 Definition
also
Term
enim
 Definition
for (postposition)
Term
dūcō
 Definition
lead, guide
Term
gerō
 Definition
carry, carry on, wage (war)
Term
dēfendō
 Definition
defend
Term
īnstruō
 Definition
draw up, equip
Term
mittō
 Definition
send
Term
fortier
 Definition
bravely, strongly
Term
ancilla, ae
 Definition
maid
Term
quoque
 Definition
too
Term
Cuius
 Definition
whose
Term
quot?
 Definition
how many?
Term
parvus, a, um
 Definition
small
Term
Graecus, a, um
 Definition
Greek
Term
fēmina, ae
 Definition
woman
Term
cēterus, a, um
 Definition
other
Term
vincō
 Definition
to conquer
Term
petō
 Definition
to seek, to beg (for), to request
Term
pellō
 Definition
to drive, to repulse, to rout
Term
litterae, litterārum
 Definition
dispatch, letter/epistle
Term
ponō
 Definition
to put, to place, to set, to pitch (castra)
Term
contendō
 Definition
to strive, to command, to hasten
Term
agō
 Definition
to drive, to do, to act, to treat
Term
ibi
 Definition
there
Term
dē (w. ablative)
 Definition
concerning, about
Term
audiō
 Definition
to hear

(transitive)
Term
mūniō
 Definition
to fortify, to construct (viam/viās)

(trans.)
Term
veniō
 Definition
to come

(intransitive)
Term
conveniō
 Definition
to come together, to assemble

(intransitive)
Term
per
 Definition
through

(w. ablative)
Term
esse
 Definition
to be
Term
undique
 Definition
from all sides, on all sides
Term
tēlum, ī
 Definition
dart
Term
absum

(ab/ā w. ablative)
 Definition
am away, am distant
Term
longē
 Definition
far, by far
Term
Praeter
 Definition
after, beyond, past
Term
incitō
 Definition
incite, arouse
Term
adjuvō
 Definition
help, aid
Term
servō
 Definition
guard, keep
Term
perturbō
 Definition
confuse, disturb
Term
incendō
 Definition
set fire to, burn
Term
tum
 Definition
then, at that time
Term
Italia, ae
 Definition
Italy
Term
fortūna, ae
 Definition
fortune
Term
ita
 Definition
so, this
Term
trāns
 Definition
across
Term
proelium, ī
 Definition
battle
Term
līber, a, um
 Definition
free
Term
cīvitās, cīvitātis
 Definition
state
Term
meus, a, um
 Definition
my, mine
Term
noster, nostra, nostrum
 Definition
our, ours
Term
tuus, tua, tuum
 Definition
your, yours (singular referenced)
Term
vester, vestra, vestrum
 Definition
your, yours (plural referenced)
Term
administrō
 Definition
manage, attend to
Term
appellō
 Definition
to address, to call upon
Term
cōnfirmō
 Definition
to encourage, to strengthen
Term
cōnservō
 Definition
to preserve, to spare
Term
nam
 Definition
for (when it means "because" and introduces a reason)
Term
ab/ā
 Definition
by (expressing agency)
from (with absum)
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