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Latin GCSE and AS
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Language - Latin
12th Grade
07/10/2011
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Term
Word
 Definition
Meaning
Term
-ne
 Definition
(introduces question)
Term
-que
 Definition
and
Term
-ve
 Definition
or
Term
(ops)
 Definition
help; (pl) resources, riches
Term
a, ab
 Definition
from, away from, by
Term
ablatus
 Definition
having been taken away
Term
abstuli
 Definition
I took away
Term
absum
 Definition
am absent, am away, am distant from
Term
ac, atque
 Definition
and
Term
accido
 Definition
happen
Term
accipio
 Definition
accept, take in, receive
Term
acer
 Definition
keen, sharp, fierce
Term
acies
 Definition
line, battle line, army
Term
actus
 Definition
having been led
Term
ad
 Definition
to, towards, at
Term
addo
 Definition
add, join
Term
adeo
 Definition
so much, so greatly
Term
adhuc
 Definition
till now, still
Term
adimo
 Definition
take away, remove
Term
adipiscor
 Definition
obtain
Term
adiuvo
 Definition
help
Term
adsum
 Definition
be here, be present
Term
adulescens
 Definition
youth, young man
Term
advenio
 Definition
arrive
Term
adversus
 Definition
against, up(hill)
Term
adversus
 Definition
against, opposite
Term
aedificium
 Definition
building
Term
aedifico
 Definition
build
Term
aequus
 Definition
equal, fair, favourable, calm
Term
ager
 Definition
field
Term
aggredior
 Definition
attack, approach
Term
agmen
 Definition
column of men, army
Term
ago
 Definition
do, act, drive
Term
alii … alii
 Definition
some ... others
Term
alii … alii
 Definition
some … others
Term
aliquis
 Definition
someone, something, anyone, anything
Term
alius
 Definition
other, another, else
Term
alter
 Definition
the other, another, the second of two
Term
altus
 Definition
high, deep
Term
ambulo
 Definition
walk
Term
amica
 Definition
girl-friend
Term
amicus
 Definition
friend
Term
amitto
 Definition
lose
Term
amo
 Definition
love, like
Term
amor
 Definition
love
Term
an
 Definition
or
Term
ancilla
 Definition
slave-girl, slave-woman
Term
angustus
 Definition
narrow, confined
Term
animadverto
 Definition
notice, observe
Term
animus
 Definition
spirit, soul, mind
Term
annus
 Definition
year
Term
ante
 Definition
before, in front of
Term
antea
 Definition
before
Term
antea
 Definition
before, previously
Term
antequam
 Definition
before
Term
aperio
 Definition
open, reveal, disclose
Term
appareo
 Definition
appear
Term
appropinquo
 Definition
approach, come near to
Term
apud
 Definition
among, with, at the house of
Term
aqua
 Definition
water
Term
aquila
 Definition
eagle, standard
Term
ara
 Definition
altar
Term
arbor
 Definition
tree
Term
arcesso
 Definition
summon, send for
Term
argentum
 Definition
silver, money
Term
arma
 Definition
arms, weapons
Term
ars
 Definition
art, skill
Term
ars
 Definition
art, skill
Term
artem
 Definition
skill (acc.)
Term
ascendo
 Definition
climb
Term
at
 Definition
but
Term
attonitus
 Definition
astonished, thunder-struck
Term
audaces
 Definition
bold (pl.)
Term
audax
 Definition
bold, daring
Term
audeo
 Definition
dare
Term
audio
 Definition
hear, listen to
Term
aufero
 Definition
take away, carry off, steal
Term
augeo
 Definition
increase, exaggerate
Term
ausus sum
 Definition
I dared
Term
aut
 Definition
or, either
Term
autem
 Definition
but, however
Term
auxilium
 Definition
help
Term
bellum
 Definition
war
Term
bellum gero
 Definition
wage war
Term
bellum infero
 Definition
make war on
Term
bene
 Definition
well
Term
beneficium
 Definition
kindness, service, favour
Term
benignus
 Definition
kind
Term
bibo
 Definition
drink
Term
bis
 Definition
twice
Term
bona
 Definition
goods, possessions, property
Term
bonus
 Definition
good
Term
brevis
 Definition
short, brief
Term
cado
 Definition
fall
Term
caedes
 Definition
slaughter, killing, murder
Term
caelum
 Definition
sky, heaven
Term
campus
 Definition
plain, field
Term
canis
 Definition
dog
Term
cano
 Definition
sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)
Term
capi
 Definition
to be taken
Term
capio
 Definition
take, catch, capture
Term
capita
 Definition
heads
Term
captivus
 Definition
captive, prisoner
Term
captus
 Definition
having been taken
Term
caput
 Definition
head
Term
carus
 Definition
dear
Term
castra
 Definition
camp
Term
causâ
 Definition
for the sake of
Term
causa
 Definition
cause, reason, case
Term
caveo
 Definition
beware (of), take care
Term
cecidi
 Definition
I fell
Term
cedo
 Definition
yield, give up; (in compounds) go
Term
celer
 Definition
quick, fast
Term
celo
 Definition
hide
Term
cena
 Definition
dinner, meal
Term
centum
 Definition
100
Term
centurio
 Definition
centurion
Term
cepi
 Definition
I took
Term
cerno
 Definition
see, perceive, decree
Term
certamen
 Definition
contest, battle, struggle
Term
certiorem facio
 Definition
inform
Term
certus
 Definition
certain, sure, fixed
Term
ceteri
 Definition
the rest, the others
Term
cibus
 Definition
food
Term
cingo
 Definition
surround
Term
circa
 Definition
around, about
Term
circum
 Definition
around
Term
civis
 Definition
citizen
Term
civitas
 Definition
citizenship, state, city, tribe
Term
clades
 Definition
disaster, loss, defeat
Term
clam
 Definition
secretly
Term
clamo
 Definition
shout
Term
clamor
 Definition
shout, shouting, noise
Term
clarus
 Definition
famous, clear
Term
coactus
 Definition
having been compelled
Term
coegi
 Definition
I compelled
Term
coepi
 Definition
begin
Term
cogito
 Definition
think, consider
Term
cognitus
 Definition
having been learned
Term
cognosco
 Definition
get to know, find out
Term
cognovi
 Definition
I got to know
Term
cogo
 Definition
force, compel
Term
cohors
 Definition
cohort, company
Term
colo
 Definition
cultivate, worship, honour
Term
comes
 Definition
comrade, companion
Term
comites
 Definition
companions
Term
committo
 Definition
commit, fight, begin (battle)
Term
comparo
 Definition
prepare, provide, obtain, compare
Term
condemno
 Definition
convict, condemn
Term
condo
 Definition
found, establish, hide
Term
confeci
 Definition
I finished
Term
confectus
 Definition
having been finished
Term
confero
 Definition
collect, compare, contribute, bestow
Term
conficio
 Definition
finish, wear out
Term
confido
 Definition
trust, believe, have confidence
Term
coniunx
 Definition
husband, wife, spouse
Term
conor
 Definition
try
Term
consilium
 Definition
plan, idea, advice
Term
consisto
 Definition
halt, stand, stand firm
Term
conspectus
 Definition
having been caught sight of
Term
conspexi
 Definition
I caught sight of
Term
conspicio
 Definition
catch sight of, notice
Term
constituo
 Definition
decide, establish
Term
constituo
 Definition
decide
Term
consul
 Definition
consul
Term
consulo
 Definition
consult, consider, advise
Term
consumo
 Definition
eat
Term
consumpsi
 Definition
I ate
Term
consumptus
 Definition
having been eaten
Term
contendo
 Definition
hurry, march, contend, fight
Term
contra
 Definition
against
Term
convenio
 Definition
come together, gather, meet
Term
copiae
 Definition
forces, troops
Term
corpora
 Definition
bodies
Term
corpus
 Definition
body
Term
corripio
 Definition
seize, carry off
Term
cotidie
 Definition
every day, daily
Term
cras
 Definition
tomorrow
Term
credidi
 Definition
I believed, trusted
Term
credo
 Definition
believe, trust
Term
crimen
 Definition
accusation, charge, crime
Term
crudelis
 Definition
cruel
Term
cucurri
 Definition
I ran
Term
cui
 Definition
to whom, to which
Term
cuidam
 Definition
to a certain…
Term
cuius
 Definition
of whom, of which
Term
cuiusdam
 Definition
of a certain…
Term
culpa
 Definition
fault, blame
Term
cum
 Definition
with
Term
cum
 Definition
when, since, although
Term
cunctus
 Definition
all, whole
Term
cupidus
 Definition
eager (for), greedy
Term
cupio
 Definition
want, desire
Term
cur?
 Definition
why?
Term
cura
 Definition
care, worry
Term
curo
 Definition
care for, cure; with gerundive = get something done
Term
curro
 Definition
run
Term
custodes
 Definition
guards
Term
custodio
 Definition
guard
Term
custos
 Definition
guard
Term
datus
 Definition
having been given
Term
de
 Definition
from, down from, about
Term
dea
 Definition
goddess
Term
debeo
 Definition
owe, ought
Term
debeo
 Definition
owe, ought, should, must
Term
decem
 Definition
10
Term
decipio
 Definition
deceive
Term
dedi
 Definition
I gave
Term
defendo
 Definition
defend
Term
defessus
 Definition
tired
Term
dein
 Definition
then, next, afterwards
Term
deinde
 Definition
then
Term
deleo
 Definition
destroy
Term
denique
 Definition
at last, finally, in short
Term
descendo
 Definition
go down, come down
Term
desino
 Definition
cease
Term
despero
 Definition
despair
Term
deus
 Definition
god
Term
dexter
 Definition
right, on the right, right hand
Term
dextra
 Definition
right hand, right side
Term
dico
 Definition
say
Term
dies
 Definition
day
Term
difficilis
 Definition
difficult
Term
dignitas
 Definition
rank, dignity, importance, honour
Term
dignus
 Definition
worthy (of), deserving (of)
Term
diligens
 Definition
careful
Term
dimitto
 Definition
dismiss, scatter
Term
dirus
 Definition
dreadful
Term
discedo
 Definition
depart, leave
Term
discessi
 Definition
I left
Term
disco
 Definition
learn
Term
dissimilis
 Definition
different
Term
diu
 Definition
for a long time
Term
dives
 Definition
rich
Term
divido
 Definition
divide, separate
Term
divitiae
 Definition
riches, wealth
Term
dixi
 Definition
I said
Term
do
 Definition
give
Term
doceo
 Definition
teach
Term
doleo
 Definition
hurt, be in pain, lament
Term
dolor
 Definition
pain, sorrow, anger
Term
dolus
 Definition
trick, fraud
Term
domi
 Definition
at home
Term
domina
 Definition
mistress
Term
dominus
 Definition
master
Term
domo
 Definition
from home
Term
domum
 Definition
(to) home
Term
domus
 Definition
home
Term
donum
 Definition
gift, present
Term
donum
 Definition
gift, present
Term
dormio
 Definition
sleep
Term
dubito
 Definition
doubt, hesitate
Term
dubius
 Definition
doubtful, wavering
Term
duces
 Definition
leaders
Term
duci
 Definition
to be led / to the leader
Term
duco
 Definition
lead, take
Term
dum
 Definition
while, until
Term
duo
 Definition
2
Term
durus
 Definition
hard, harsh, rough
Term
dux
 Definition
leader
Term
duxi
 Definition
I led
Term
e, ex
 Definition
from, out of, out
Term
ea
 Definition
this (woman), these (things)
Term
eadem
 Definition
the same (woman / things)
Term
ecce!
 Definition
look!
Term
efficio
 Definition
carry out, accomplish
Term
effugio
 Definition
escape
Term
egeo
 Definition
need, be in want of, lack
Term
egi
 Definition
I led
Term
ego
 Definition
I, me
Term
egredior
 Definition
go out
Term
egressus sum
 Definition
I left
Term
ei
 Definition
to this…
Term
eius
 Definition
of this…
Term
emo
 Definition
buy
Term
emptus
 Definition
having been bought
Term
enim
 Definition
for
Term
eo
 Definition
thither
Term
eo
 Definition
go
Term
epistula
 Definition
letter
Term
eques
 Definition
knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry
Term
equus
 Definition
horse
Term
erga
 Definition
towards
Term
ergo
 Definition
therefore
Term
erro
 Definition
wander, make a mistake
Term
et
 Definition
and
Term
et ... et
 Definition
both ... and
Term
etiam
 Definition
also, even
Term
etsi
 Definition
although
Term
eunt
 Definition
they go
Term
excipio
 Definition
receive, take, welcome
Term
excito
 Definition
wake, rouse, excite
Term
exemplum
 Definition
example, precedent
Term
exercitûs
 Definition
armies, army's
Term
exercitus
 Definition
army
Term
exilium
 Definition
exile
Term
exitium
 Definition
ruin, destruction
Term
exspecto
 Definition
wait for
Term
extra
 Definition
outside, beyond
Term
facilis
 Definition
easy
Term
facinus
 Definition
crime, outrage, deed
Term
facio
 Definition
make, do
Term
factus
 Definition
having been done
Term
fallo
 Definition
deceive, cheat, escape one's notice
Term
fama
 Definition
rumour, fame, glory
Term
familia
 Definition
family, household
Term
faveo
 Definition
favour, support
Term
feci
 Definition
I did
Term
felices
 Definition
happy (pl.)
Term
felix
 Definition
fortunate, happy
Term
femina
 Definition
woman
Term
fere
 Definition
nearly, about
Term
fero
 Definition
bring, carry, bear
Term
feroces
 Definition
fierce (pl.)
Term
ferox
 Definition
fierce, ferocious
Term
ferrum
 Definition
iron, sword
Term
festino
 Definition
hurry
Term
fidelis
 Definition
faithful, loyal
Term
fides
 Definition
trust, faith, confidence, loyalty
Term
fido
 Definition
trust, rely upon
Term
filia
 Definition
daughter
Term
filius
 Definition
son
Term
finis
 Definition
end, boundary, pl territory
Term
fio
 Definition
become, be made, happen
Term
flamma
 Definition
blaze, flame, passion
Term
flumen
 Definition
river
Term
flumina
 Definition
rivers
Term
fodio
 Definition
dig
Term
foedus
 Definition
treaty, agreement
Term
fortasse
 Definition
perhaps
Term
forte
 Definition
by chance
Term
fortis
 Definition
brave
Term
fortuna
 Definition
fate, luck, fortune (good or bad)
Term
forum
 Definition
forum, market place
Term
fossa
 Definition
ditch, trench
Term
frango
 Definition
break, crush
Term
frater
 Definition
brother
Term
frigus
 Definition
cold
Term
frumentum
 Definition
corn, grain
Term
frustra
 Definition
in vain
Term
fuga
 Definition
flight, escape
Term
fugio
 Definition
run away, flee
Term
fundo
 Definition
pour, shed, rout
Term
furor
 Definition
rage, fury, madness, passion
Term
gaudeo
 Definition
be pleased, rejoice
Term
gaudium
 Definition
joy, pleasure
Term
gavisus sum
 Definition
I rejoiced
Term
gens
 Definition
family, tribe, race, people
Term
gentes
 Definition
peoples
Term
genus
 Definition
race, descent, birth, kind
Term
gero
 Definition
bear, wear, wage war, manage
Term
gladius
 Definition
sword
Term
gratia
 Definition
favour, thanks, esteem
Term
gratias ago
 Definition
thank, give thanks
Term
gravis
 Definition
heavy, serious
Term
habeo
 Definition
have
Term
habito
 Definition
live
Term
haec
 Definition
these (things), this (woman)
Term
hanc
 Definition
this (women) (acc.)
Term
hasta
 Definition
spear
Term
haud
 Definition
not
Term
heri
 Definition
yesterday
Term
hiberna
 Definition
winter quarters
Term
hic
 Definition
this, he, she, it
Term
hic
 Definition
here
Term
hiems
 Definition
winter, storm
Term
hinc
 Definition
from here, hence, henceforth
Term
hoc
 Definition
this (thing)
Term
hodie
 Definition
today
Term
homines
 Definition
men, people
Term
homo
 Definition
man, human being
Term
honor
 Definition
honour, esteem, glory
Term
hora
 Definition
hour
Term
hortor
 Definition
encourage, urge
Term
hortus
 Definition
garden
Term
hospes
 Definition
guest, host
Term
hostis
 Definition
enemy
Term
huc
 Definition
here, to this place
Term
huic
 Definition
to this…
Term
huius
 Definition
of this…
Term
humus
 Definition
ground, earth
Term
hunc
 Definition
this (man) (acc.)
Term
iaceo
 Definition
lie
Term
iacere
 Definition
to throw
Term
iacêre
 Definition
to lie (down)
Term
iacio
 Definition
throw
Term
iactus
 Definition
having been thrown
Term
iam
 Definition
now, already
Term
ianua
 Definition
door
Term
ibi
 Definition
there
Term
id
 Definition
this (thing)
Term
idem
 Definition
the same
Term
idoneus
 Definition
suitable, convenient
Term
ieci
 Definition
I threw
Term
igitur
 Definition
therefore, and so
Term
igitur
 Definition
therefore, and so
Term
ignis
 Definition
fire
Term
ignoro
 Definition
do not know, be ignorant, misunderstand
Term
ii
 Definition
I went
Term
ille
 Definition
that, he, she, it
Term
illic
 Definition
there
Term
illud
 Definition
that (thing)
Term
impedio
 Definition
delay, hinder, prevent
Term
imperator
 Definition
emperor, general, leader
Term
imperium
 Definition
empire, power, command
Term
impero
 Definition
order, command, power
Term
impetus
 Definition
attack, impulse
Term
in
 Definition
in, on
Term
in
 Definition
into, onto
Term
incendium
 Definition
fire
Term
incendo
 Definition
burn, set on fire
Term
incipio
 Definition
begin
Term
incito
 Definition
urge on, arouse, encourage
Term
inde
 Definition
from there, thereupon, next
Term
infelices
 Definition
unlucky (pl.)
Term
infelix
 Definition
unlucky, unhappy
Term
infero
 Definition
inflict, bring to, cause, carry against
Term
infra
 Definition
below
Term
ingenium
 Definition
character, ability
Term
ingens
 Definition
huge
Term
ingentes
 Definition
huge (pl.)
Term
ingredi
 Definition
to go in
Term
ingredior
 Definition
enter
Term
ingressus sum
 Definition
I went in
Term
inimicus
 Definition
enemy
Term
iniquus
 Definition
unfair, unjust, unfavourable
Term
initium
 Definition
beginning
Term
iniuria
 Definition
injustice, injury, wrong
Term
inopia
 Definition
shortage, lack, poverty
Term
inquam
 Definition
say
Term
inquit
 Definition
he/she says, he/she said
Term
insidiae
 Definition
ambush, trap, trick
Term
insignis
 Definition
distinguished, glorious
Term
inspicio
 Definition
look at, inspect, examine
Term
instruo
 Definition
draw up, prepare, equip, supply
Term
insula
 Definition
island, block of flats
Term
intellectus
 Definition
having been understood
Term
intellego
 Definition
understand, realise
Term
intellexi
 Definition
I understood
Term
inter
 Definition
among, between
Term
interea
 Definition
meanwhile
Term
interfeci
 Definition
I killed
Term
interfectus
 Definition
having been killed
Term
interficio
 Definition
kill
Term
interim
 Definition
meanwhile, in the meantime
Term
intra
 Definition
between, among, inside, within
Term
intro
 Definition
enter
Term
invenio
 Definition
find
Term
invito
 Definition
invite
Term
invitus
 Definition
unwillling, reluctant
Term
ipse
 Definition
himself, herself, itself, themselves
Term
ira
 Definition
anger
Term
iratus
 Definition
angry
Term
ire
 Definition
to go
Term
is
 Definition
this, that, he, she, it, them
Term
ita
 Definition
in this way, to such an extent, so
Term
ita vero
 Definition
yes
Term
itaque
 Definition
and so, therefore
Term
iter
 Definition
journey
Term
iterum
 Definition
again
Term
itinera
 Definition
journeys
Term
iubeo
 Definition
order
Term
iudex
 Definition
judge, juror
Term
iungo
 Definition
join, unite, fasten
Term
iussi
 Definition
I ordered
Term
iussus
 Definition
having been ordered
Term
iustus
 Definition
right, just, lawful, complete
Term
iuvenis
 Definition
young man
Term
iuvo
 Definition
help
Term
ivi
 Definition
I went
Term
labor
 Definition
glide, slip, fall
Term
labor
 Definition
work
Term
laboro
 Definition
work, toil, be in difficulty
Term
lacrimo
 Definition
weep, cry
Term
laedo
 Definition
hurt, injure, harm
Term
laetus
 Definition
happy
Term
latus
 Definition
having been brought
Term
latus
 Definition
wide, broad
Term
latus
 Definition
side, wing
Term
laudo
 Definition
praise
Term
laus
 Definition
praise, honour, credit
Term
lectus
 Definition
having been read, chosen
Term
legatus
 Definition
(legionary) commander, ambassador, envoy
Term
legio
 Definition
legion
Term
lego
 Definition
read, choose
Term
lentus
 Definition
slow
Term
leo
 Definition
lion
Term
levis
 Definition
light, slight
Term
lex
 Definition
law
Term
libens
 Definition
willing, glad
Term
libenter
 Definition
willingly, gladly
Term
liber
 Definition
free
Term
liber
 Definition
book
Term
liberi
 Definition
children
Term
libero
 Definition
set free
Term
libertas
 Definition
freedom
Term
libertus
 Definition
freedman, ex-slave
Term
licet
 Definition
it is allowed
Term
littera
 Definition
letter
Term
litus
 Definition
sea-shore, beach
Term
locus
 Definition
place
Term
locutus sum
 Definition
I spoke
Term
longus
 Definition
long
Term
loqui
 Definition
to speak
Term
loquor
 Definition
speak
Term
luces
 Definition
lights
Term
lux
 Definition
light, daylight
Term
magis
 Definition
more
Term
magister
 Definition
teacher, master
Term
magnopere
 Definition
greatly
Term
magnus
 Definition
big, large, great
Term
malle
 Definition
to prefer
Term
malo
 Definition
prefer
Term
malui
 Definition
I preferred
Term
malumus
 Definition
we prefer
Term
malunt
 Definition
they prefer
Term
malus
 Definition
evil, bad
Term
mando
 Definition
commit, entrust, command
Term
mane
 Definition
in the morning, early
Term
maneo
 Definition
remain, stay
Term
mansi
 Definition
I remained
Term
manûs
 Definition
hands, of a hand
Term
manus
 Definition
hand, group of people
Term
mare
 Definition
sea
Term
maria
 Definition
seas
Term
maritus
 Definition
husband
Term
mater
 Definition
mother
Term
mavis
 Definition
you (sg.) prefer
Term
mavult
 Definition
s/he prefers
Term
mavultis
 Definition
you (pl.) prefer
Term
maxime
 Definition
very greatly
Term
me
 Definition
me
Term
me recipio
 Definition
retreat, withdraw
Term
medius
 Definition
middle
Term
mens
 Definition
mind
Term
mensis
 Definition
month
Term
mercator
 Definition
merchant
Term
metus
 Definition
fear
Term
meus
 Definition
my
Term
mihi
 Definition
to me
Term
miles
 Definition
soldier
Term
milites
 Definition
soldiers
Term
mille
 Definition
1000
Term
mille passuum
 Definition
mile
Term
minime
 Definition
very little, least, no
Term
minor
 Definition
threaten
Term
mirabilis
 Definition
strange, wonderful
Term
miror
 Definition
wonder at, admire
Term
miser
 Definition
miserable, wretched, sad
Term
misi
 Definition
I sent
Term
missus
 Definition
having been sent
Term
mitto
 Definition
send
Term
modo
 Definition
just now, only
Term
modus
 Definition
manner, way, kind
Term
moenia
 Definition
city walls, city
Term
moneo
 Definition
warn, advise
Term
mons
 Definition
mountain
Term
monstro
 Definition
show, point out, indicate, instruct
Term
montes
 Definition
mountains
Term
mora
 Definition
delay
Term
morbus
 Definition
sickness, disease
Term
mori
 Definition
to die
Term
morior
 Definition
die
Term
moror
 Definition
delay
Term
mors
 Definition
death
Term
mortes
 Definition
deaths
Term
mortuus sum
 Definition
I died
Term
mos
 Definition
habit, custom, (pl) character, morals
Term
motus
 Definition
having been moved
Term
moveo
 Definition
move
Term
mox
 Definition
soon
Term
mulier
 Definition
woman
Term
multitudo
 Definition
crowd, multitude
Term
multo
 Definition
much
Term
multus
 Definition
much, many
Term
munio
 Definition
fortify, defend, guard
Term
munus
 Definition
service, duty, present
Term
murus
 Definition
wall
Term
muto
 Definition
change, alter
Term
nam
 Definition
for
Term
narro
 Definition
tell, relate
Term
nascor
 Definition
am born
Term
natura
 Definition
nature
Term
nauta
 Definition
sailor
Term
navem solvo
 Definition
set sail
Term
navigo
 Definition
sail
Term
navis
 Definition
ship
Term
navis longa
 Definition
warship
Term
navis oneraria
 Definition
merchant ship
Term
ne
 Definition
that ... not, so that ... not, that, lest
Term
ne ... quidem
 Definition
not ... even
Term
nec, neque
 Definition
and not, nor, neither
Term
necesse
 Definition
necessary
Term
neco
 Definition
kill
Term
neglego
 Definition
neglect, disregard
Term
nego
 Definition
say no, deny, refuse, say that ...not
Term
negotium
 Definition
business
Term
neminem
 Definition
no one (acc.)
Term
nemo
 Definition
no one, nobody
Term
nescio
 Definition
not know
Term
nihil
 Definition
nothing
Term
nisi
 Definition
unless, except
Term
nobilis
 Definition
noble, famous
Term
nobis
 Definition
to us
Term
noceo
 Definition
hurt, harm
Term
noctes
 Definition
nights
Term
noctu
 Definition
by night
Term
nolle
 Definition
to not want
Term
nolo
 Definition
not want, refuse
Term
nolumus
 Definition
we don't want
Term
nolunt
 Definition
they don't want
Term
nomen
 Definition
name
Term
nomina
 Definition
names
Term
non
 Definition
not
Term
non iam
 Definition
no longer
Term
non modo... sed etiam...
 Definition
not only… but also…
Term
nondum
 Definition
not yet
Term
nonne …?
 Definition
surely ... ?
Term
nonnulli
 Definition
some, several
Term
nos
 Definition
we, us
Term
noster
 Definition
our
Term
notus
 Definition
known, well-known, famous
Term
novem
 Definition
9
Term
novi
 Definition
know
Term
novus
 Definition
new
Term
nox
 Definition
night
Term
nulli
 Definition
to no one / nothing
Term
nullius
 Definition
of no one / nothing
Term
nullus
 Definition
not any, no
Term
num
 Definition
whether
Term
num ... ?
 Definition
surely … not?
Term
numerus
 Definition
number
Term
numquam
 Definition
never
Term
nunc
 Definition
now
Term
nuntio
 Definition
announce
Term
nuntius
 Definition
messenger, message, news
Term
ob
 Definition
because of, on account of
Term
oblatus
 Definition
having been offered
Term
obliviscor
 Definition
forget
Term
obses
 Definition
hostage
Term
obsideo
 Definition
besiege, blockade
Term
obtuli
 Definition
I offered
Term
obviam eo
 Definition
meet, go to meet, oppose, resist
Term
occasio
 Definition
opportunity, occasion
Term
occido
 Definition
kill
Term
occisus
 Definition
having been killed
Term
occupo
 Definition
seize, take possession of, occupy
Term
octo
 Definition
8
Term
oculus
 Definition
eye
Term
odi
 Definition
hate
Term
odio sum
 Definition
be hated by
Term
odium
 Definition
hatred
Term
offero
 Definition
offer
Term
officium
 Definition
duty, task, function
Term
olim
 Definition
once, some time ago
Term
omitto
 Definition
neglect, disregard, make no mention of
Term
omnino
 Definition
altogether, at all, entirely
Term
omnis
 Definition
all, every
Term
onus
 Definition
burden, load
Term
opera
 Definition
work, effort, attention, trouble
Term
operam do
 Definition
I take pains, give attention (to)
Term
oportet
 Definition
be necessary, ought, must
Term
oppidum
 Definition
town
Term
opportunus
 Definition
suitable, opportune
Term
oppressi
 Definition
I crushed
Term
oppressus
 Definition
having been crushed
Term
opprimo
 Definition
crush, overwhelm
Term
oppugno
 Definition
attack
Term
opus
 Definition
work, toil, construction
Term
opus est
 Definition
there is need (of)
Term
ora
 Definition
coast
Term
oratio
 Definition
speech
Term
ordo
 Definition
rank, order, line
Term
orior
 Definition
rise, start, originate
Term
orno
 Definition
adorn, decorate, provide, equip
Term
oro
 Definition
beg
Term
os
 Definition
mouth, face
Term
ostendo
 Definition
show
Term
otium
 Definition
leisure, idleness, peace
Term
paces
 Definition
peaces
Term
paene
 Definition
almost, nearly
Term
palam
 Definition
openly
Term
par
 Definition
equal
Term
parco
 Definition
spare
Term
parens
 Definition
parent; (pl) relations
Term
pareo
 Definition
obey
Term
pario
 Definition
win, acquire, gain, secure
Term
paro
 Definition
prepare
Term
pars
 Definition
part
Term
partes
 Definition
parts
Term
parvus
 Definition
small
Term
passim
 Definition
in all directions, far and wide
Term
passus
 Definition
pace
Term
passus sum
 Definition
I suffered, allowed
Term
pater
 Definition
father
Term
pati
 Definition
to suffer, allow
Term
patior
 Definition
suffer, endure, allow
Term
patria
 Definition
country, homeland
Term
pauci
 Definition
few, a few
Term
paulatim
 Definition
gradually, little by little
Term
paulisper
 Definition
for a short time
Term
paulum, paulo
 Definition
a little, somewhat
Term
pauper
 Definition
poor
Term
pax
 Definition
peace
Term
pecunia
 Definition
money
Term
pedem refero
 Definition
retreat
Term
pedes
 Definition
feet
Term
pedes
 Definition
infantry
Term
pello
 Definition
drive
Term
pepuli
 Definition
I drove
Term
per
 Definition
through, along
Term
perdo
 Definition
destroy, lose
Term
pereo
 Definition
die, perish
Term
perficio
 Definition
bring about, complete, perfect
Term
periculum
 Definition
danger
Term
perii
 Definition
I perished
Term
perire
 Definition
to perish
Term
peritus
 Definition
skilled (in)
Term
permitto
 Definition
hand over, entrust, permit, allow
Term
persuadeo
 Definition
persuade
Term
perterritus
 Definition
terrified
Term
pervenio
 Definition
reach, arrive at
Term
pes
 Definition
foot
Term
peto
 Definition
make for, seek, beg/ask for
Term
pilum
 Definition
javelin
Term
placet
 Definition
it pleases, suits, it is resolved
Term
plebs
 Definition
the people, common people
Term
plenus
 Definition
full
Term
plerique
 Definition
most, the majority
Term
poena
 Definition
punishment
Term
poenas do
 Definition
pay the penalty, am punished
Term
polliceor
 Definition
promise
Term
pono
 Definition
put, place, put up
Term
pons
 Definition
bridge
Term
populus
 Definition
people, nation
Term
porta
 Definition
gate
Term
porto
 Definition
carry
Term
portus
 Definition
harbour, port
Term
posco
 Definition
demand, ask for
Term
positus
 Definition
having been put
Term
posse
 Definition
to be able
Term
possum
 Definition
can, be able
Term
post
 Definition
afterwards, next
Term
post
 Definition
after, behind
Term
postea
 Definition
afterwards
Term
postquam
 Definition
after, when
Term
postremus
 Definition
last
Term
postridie
 Definition
on the next day
Term
postulo
 Definition
demand, ask
Term
posui
 Definition
I put
Term
potens
 Definition
powerful
Term
potestas
 Definition
power, authority, opportunity
Term
potior
 Definition
seize, get possession of
Term
potius
 Definition
rather, more
Term
potui
 Definition
I was able
Term
praebeo
 Definition
provide, give, show, offer
Term
praeda
 Definition
booty, plunder
Term
praeficio
 Definition
put in charge of
Term
praemium
 Definition
prize, reward, profit
Term
praesidium
 Definition
protection, garrison, fortification
Term
praesum
 Definition
be in charge of
Term
praeter
 Definition
beyond, except, besides
Term
praeterea
 Definition
besides, moreover, in addition
Term
praetor
 Definition
praetor (acted as judge or governor)
Term
precor
 Definition
pray (to), beg
Term
pretium
 Definition
price, value
Term
primo
 Definition
at first
Term
primus
 Definition
first
Term
princeps
 Definition
chief, emperor
Term
principes
 Definition
leaders
Term
prior
 Definition
previous, former
Term
prius
 Definition
before, previously
Term
priusquam
 Definition
before, until
Term
pro
 Definition
in front of, for, in return for
Term
procedo
 Definition
advance, proceed
Term
processi
 Definition
I advanced
Term
procul
 Definition
far away, distant
Term
prodo
 Definition
betray, surrender
Term
proelium
 Definition
battle
Term
profectus sum
 Definition
I set out
Term
proficisci
 Definition
to set out
Term
proficiscor
 Definition
set out
Term
progredi
 Definition
to advance
Term
progredior
 Definition
advance
Term
progressus sum
 Definition
I advanced
Term
promisi
 Definition
I promised
Term
promissus
 Definition
having been promissed
Term
promitto
 Definition
promise
Term
prope
 Definition
near
Term
propter
 Definition
on account of, because of
Term
provincia
 Definition
province
Term
proximus
 Definition
nearest, next to
Term
publicus
 Definition
public, common
Term
pudor
 Definition
shame, modesty, honour, disgrace
Term
puella
 Definition
girl
Term
puer
 Definition
boy
Term
pugna
 Definition
fight, battle
Term
pugno
 Definition
fight
Term
pulcher
 Definition
beautiful, handsome
Term
pulsus
 Definition
having been driven
Term
punio
 Definition
punish
Term
puto
 Definition
think
Term
quae
 Definition
who (fem. sg.), which (nt. pl.)
Term
quaedam
 Definition
a certain (woman), certain (things)
Term
quaero
 Definition
search for, look for, ask
Term
quaesitus
 Definition
having been sought
Term
quaesivi
 Definition
I sought
Term
qualis?
 Definition
what sort of?
Term
quam
 Definition
as … as possible
Term
quam
 Definition
than
Term
quam? quam!
 Definition
how … ? how … !
Term
quamquam
 Definition
although
Term
quando?
 Definition
when?
Term
quantus?
 Definition
how big? how much?
Term
quasi
 Definition
as if, just as, nearly
Term
quattuor
 Definition
4
Term
queror
 Definition
complain
Term
qui
 Definition
who, which
Term
quia
 Definition
because
Term
quid?
 Definition
what?
Term
quidam
 Definition
one, a certain, some
Term
quidem
 Definition
indeed, in fact, however
Term
quies
 Definition
rest, peace, quiet
Term
quinque
 Definition
5
Term
quis?
 Definition
who? what?
Term
quisquam
 Definition
anyone, anything
Term
quisque
 Definition
each, each one, every
Term
quisquis
 Definition
whoever, whatever
Term
quo?
 Definition
to where?
Term
quoad
 Definition
as long as, until
Term
quod
 Definition
which, because
Term
quod
 Definition
because
Term
quod si
 Definition
but if
Term
quomodo?
 Definition
how?
Term
quoniam
 Definition
since
Term
quoque
 Definition
also, too
Term
quot?
 Definition
how many?
Term
quotiens
 Definition
how often? as often as
Term
rapi
 Definition
to be seized
Term
rapio
 Definition
seize, grab
Term
ratio
 Definition
account, reckoning, manner, reason
Term
re-
 Definition
- back
Term
rebus
 Definition
by with or to things
Term
recens
 Definition
recent, fresh
Term
recipio
 Definition
regain, receive, welcome
Term
recito
 Definition
recite, read aloud
Term
rectus
 Definition
having been ruled
Term
rectus
 Definition
straight, direct, right, proper
Term
reddidi
 Definition
I returned, gave back
Term
redditus
 Definition
having been returned, given back
Term
reddo
 Definition
give back, restore
Term
redeo
 Definition
go back, come back, return
Term
redii
 Definition
I went back
Term
redire
 Definition
to go back
Term
refero
 Definition
bring/carry back, report, tell
Term
reficio
 Definition
repair, restore, refresh
Term
reges
 Definition
kings
Term
regi
 Definition
to the king, to be ruled
Term
regina
 Definition
queen
Term
regnum
 Definition
kingdom
Term
rego
 Definition
rule
Term
regredi
 Definition
to go back
Term
regredior
 Definition
go back, return
Term
regressus sum
 Definition
I went back
Term
relatus
 Definition
having been brought back
Term
relictus
 Definition
having been left, abandoned
Term
relinquo
 Definition
leave, leave behind
Term
reliqui
 Definition
I left, abandoned
Term
reliquus
 Definition
the rest of, the other
Term
repente
 Definition
suddenly
Term
rerum
 Definition
of things
Term
res
 Definition
thing, matter, event
Term
res publica
 Definition
state, republic
Term
resisto
 Definition
resist
Term
respondeo
 Definition
reply
Term
responsum
 Definition
answer, reply
Term
restituo
 Definition
restore, give back
Term
retineo
 Definition
hold back, restrain, keep
Term
rettuli
 Definition
I brought back
Term
rex
 Definition
king
Term
rexi
 Definition
I ruled
Term
rideo
 Definition
laugh, smile
Term
ripa
 Definition
bank
Term
risi
 Definition
I laughed
Term
rogo
 Definition
ask, ask for
Term
Roma
 Definition
Rome
Term
Romae
 Definition
at Rome
Term
Romam
 Definition
(to Rome)
Term
Romanus
 Definition
Roman
Term
rumpo
 Definition
break, burst
Term
rupi
 Definition
I burst
Term
ruptus
 Definition
having been burst
Term
rursus
 Definition
back, again
Term
rus
 Definition
country
Term
sacer
 Definition
sacred
Term
sacerdos
 Definition
priest, priestess
Term
saepe
 Definition
often
Term
saevus
 Definition
savage, cruel
Term
salus
 Definition
health, safety, greeting
Term
saluto
 Definition
greet
Term
salve!
 Definition
hello!
Term
sanguines
 Definition
bloods
Term
sanguis
 Definition
blood
Term
sapiens
 Definition
wise
Term
sapientes
 Definition
wise (pl.)
Term
sapientia
 Definition
wisdom, good sense
Term
satis
 Definition
enough
Term
scelera
 Definition
crimes
Term
scelestus
 Definition
wicked
Term
scelus
 Definition
crime
Term
scio
 Definition
know
Term
scribo
 Definition
write
Term
scripsi
 Definition
I wrote
Term
scriptus
 Definition
having been written
Term
scutum
 Definition
shield
Term
se
 Definition
himself, herself, itself, themselves
Term
secundus
 Definition
following, next, second, favourable
Term
sed
 Definition
but
Term
sedeo
 Definition
sit
Term
sedes
 Definition
seat, temple, home
Term
semel
 Definition
once
Term
semper
 Definition
always
Term
senator
 Definition
senator
Term
senatus
 Definition
senate
Term
senes
 Definition
old men
Term
senex
 Definition
old man
Term
sensi
 Definition
I felt, realised
Term
sensus
 Definition
having been felt, realised
Term
sententia
 Definition
opinion, judgement, sentence
Term
sentio
 Definition
feel, notice
Term
septem
 Definition
7
Term
sequor
 Definition
follow
Term
servo
 Definition
save, protect, keep
Term
servus
 Definition
slave
Term
sex
 Definition
6
Term
si
 Definition
if
Term
sibi
 Definition
to him/herself, themselves
Term
sic
 Definition
thus, in this way
Term
sicut
 Definition
just as, like, as, as if
Term
signa infero
 Definition
attack, charge
Term
signum
 Definition
sign, signal, standard
Term
silentium
 Definition
silence
Term
silva
 Definition
wood
Term
similis
 Definition
similar, like
Term
simul
 Definition
at the same time
Term
simulac, simulatque
 Definition
as soon as
Term
sine
 Definition
without
Term
sinister
 Definition
left, on the left, unfavourable
Term
sinistra
 Definition
left hand, left side
Term
sino
 Definition
allow, permit
Term
sive, seu
 Definition
or if, whether
Term
socius
 Definition
ally, comrade, companion
Term
sol
 Definition
sun, sunlight
Term
soleo
 Definition
be accustomed
Term
solitus sum
 Definition
I was accustomed
Term
solum
 Definition
only
Term
solus
 Definition
alone, lonely, only, on one's own
Term
solvo
 Definition
loose, pay
Term
somnus
 Definition
sleep
Term
sonus
 Definition
noise, sound
Term
soror
 Definition
sister
Term
spatium
 Definition
interval, space, distance
Term
specto
 Definition
look at, watch
Term
sperno
 Definition
despise, reject, scorn
Term
spero
 Definition
hope, expect
Term
spes
 Definition
hope
Term
spolium
 Definition
booty, spoil(s)
Term
statim
 Definition
at once, immediately
Term
statuo
 Definition
fix, determine, decide, arrange
Term
steti
 Definition
I stood
Term
sto
 Definition
stand
Term
studium
 Definition
eagerness, study, devotion
Term
stultus
 Definition
stupid, foolish
Term
sub
 Definition
under, beneath
Term
subito
 Definition
suddenly
Term
sublatus
 Definition
having been lifted up
Term
sum
 Definition
be
Term
summus
 Definition
highest, greatest, top (of)
Term
sumo
 Definition
take, take up
Term
supero
 Definition
overcome, overpower
Term
supersum
 Definition
be left, remain, survive
Term
superus
 Definition
upper, higher
Term
surgo
 Definition
get up, stand up, rise
Term
surrexi
 Definition
I got up
Term
suscipio
 Definition
take up, undertake, begin, bear
Term
suspicor
 Definition
mistrust, suspect
Term
sustuli
 Definition
I lifted up
Term
suus
 Definition
his, her, its, their (own)
Term
taberna
 Definition
shop, inn
Term
taceo
 Definition
be silent, be quiet
Term
tacitus
 Definition
quiet, silent, in silence
Term
talis
 Definition
such
Term
tam
 Definition
so
Term
tamen
 Definition
however
Term
tandem
 Definition
at last, finally
Term
tango
 Definition
touch
Term
tantum
 Definition
only
Term
tantus
 Definition
so great, such a great
Term
te
 Definition
you acc. sg.)
Term
tectum
 Definition
roof, house
Term
tego
 Definition
cover, protect, hide
Term
telum
 Definition
weapon, javelin, missile
Term
tempestas
 Definition
storm
Term
templum
 Definition
temple
Term
tempora
 Definition
times
Term
tempus
 Definition
time
Term
teneo
 Definition
hold
Term
terga verto
 Definition
retreat
Term
tergum
 Definition
back, rear
Term
terra
 Definition
ground, land, country
Term
terreo
 Definition
frighten
Term
terror
 Definition
terror, panic
Term
tibi
 Definition
to you (sg.)
Term
timeo
 Definition
fear, be afraid
Term
timor
 Definition
fear, anxiety
Term
tollo
 Definition
raise, lift up, hold up
Term
tot
 Definition
so many
Term
totus
 Definition
whole
Term
tractus
 Definition
having been dragged
Term
trado
 Definition
hand over
Term
traho
 Definition
drag
Term
trans
 Definition
across
Term
traxi
 Definition
I dragged
Term
tres
 Definition
3
Term
tristis
 Definition
sad
Term
tu
 Definition
you (singular)
Term
tuli
 Definition
I brought
Term
tum
 Definition
then
Term
tumultus
 Definition
uproar, disturbance, civil war
Term
turba
 Definition
crowd
Term
tutus
 Definition
safe
Term
tuus
 Definition
your (singular), yours
Term
ubi
 Definition
where? where, when
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ubique
 Definition
everywhere
Term
ullus
 Definition
any
Term
ultimus
 Definition
furthest, last, utmost
Term
umquam
 Definition
ever
Term
una
 Definition
together
Term
unda
 Definition
wave
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unde
 Definition
from where
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undique
 Definition
from all sides, on all sides
Term
unus
 Definition
1
Term
urbs
 Definition
city, town
Term
usque
 Definition
all the way, right up to, continuously
Term
usui est
 Definition
it is useful
Term
usus
 Definition
use, experience, practice
Term
ut
 Definition
that, so that, in order that
Term
ut
 Definition
as, when
Term
uter?
 Definition
which (of two)?
Term
uterque
 Definition
each (of two), both
Term
utor
 Definition
use, enjoy
Term
utrum
 Definition
whether
Term
uxor
 Definition
wife
Term
vale!
 Definition
goodbye, farewell!
Term
valeo
 Definition
be strong, have influence
Term
validus
 Definition
strong
Term
vehementer
 Definition
violently, loudly
Term
veho
 Definition
carry, bear, convey
Term
vel
 Definition
or, either
Term
velle
 Definition
to want
Term
velut
 Definition
just as, like, as, as if
Term
vendidi
 Definition
I sold
Term
vendo
 Definition
sell
Term
venio
 Definition
come
Term
ventus
 Definition
wind
Term
verbum
 Definition
word
Term
vereor
 Definition
fear, be afraid
Term
vero
 Definition
indeed, in fact, however
Term
versus sum
 Definition
I turned
Term
verto
 Definition
turn
Term
verus
 Definition
true, real
Term
vesper
 Definition
evening
Term
vester
 Definition
your (plural), yours
Term
vestis
 Definition
clothes
Term
veto
 Definition
forbid, order…not
Term
vetus
 Definition
old
Term
via
 Definition
street, road, way
Term
vici
 Definition
I conquered
Term
victor
 Definition
victor, conqueror
Term
victoria
 Definition
victory
Term
victus
 Definition
having been conquered
Term
video
 Definition
see
Term
videor
 Definition
seem, appear
Term
villa
 Definition
house, country villa
Term
vinco
 Definition
conquer, win, be victorious
Term
vinum
 Definition
wine
Term
vir
 Definition
man
Term
virtus
 Definition
courage, virtue
Term
virtutes
 Definition
courages
Term
vis
 Definition
you (sg.) want
Term
vis
 Definition
force, violence; (pl) strength, forces
Term
visus
 Definition
having been seen
Term
vita
 Definition
life
Term
vito
 Definition
avoid
Term
vivo
 Definition
live, be alive
Term
vivus
 Definition
alive, living
Term
vix
 Definition
hardly, scarcely, with difficulty
Term
vixi
 Definition
I lived
Term
vobis
 Definition
to you (pl.)
Term
voces
 Definition
voices
Term
voco
 Definition
call
Term
volo
 Definition
want
Term
vos
 Definition
you (plural)
Term
vox
 Definition
voice, shout, word
Term
vox
 Definition
voice, shout
Term
vulnera
 Definition
wounds
Term
vulnero
 Definition
wound, injure
Term
vulnus
 Definition
wound
Term
vult
 Definition
s/he wants
Term
vultis
 Definition
you (pl.) want
Term
vultûs
 Definition
faces, of a face
Term
vultus
 Definition
expression, face
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