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Latin Vocab
All Latin vocabulary to date (Using Classical Conversations Challenge A Latin curriculum)
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Language - Latin
7th Grade
11/14/2012

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Term
terra, terrae
Definition
earth, land
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porta, portae
Definition
gate
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Maria, Mariae
Definition
Mary
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nauta, nautae
Definition
sailor
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victoria, victoriae
Definition
victory
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silva, silvae
Definition
forest
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gloria, gloriae
Definition
fame, glory
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orat
Definition
he, she, it prays
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orant
Definition
they pray
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videt
Definition
he, she, it sees
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vident
Definition
they see
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non, adverb
Definition
not
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laudat
Definition
he, she, it praises
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laudant
Definition
they praise
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provincia, ae
Definition
province
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servus, servi
Definition
slave, servant
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filius, filii
Definition
son
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Deus, Dei
Definition
God
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amicus, amici
Definition
friend
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Christus, Christi
Definition
Christ
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Chistianus, Christiani
Definition
Christian
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et, conjunction
Definition
and
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bellum, belli
Definition
war
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caelum, caeli
Definition
sky, heaven
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regnum, regni
Definition
kingdom, royal power
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praemium, praiemii
Definition
reward
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periculum, periculi
Definition
danger
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imperium, imperii
Definition
command, power, empire
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dedit
Definition
he, she, it gave
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dederunt
Definition
they gave
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gladius, i
Definition
sword
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sed, conjunction
Definition
but
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oppidum, i
Definition
town
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Gallia, ae
Definition
Gaul
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Gallus, i
Definition
a Gaul
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Romanus, i
Definition
a Roman
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Roma, ae
Definition
Rome
Term
propter, prep. w. acc.
Definition
on account of
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cum, prep. w. abl.
Definition
with
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post, prep. w. acc.
Definition
after, behind
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in, prep. w. abl.
Definition
in, on
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quod, conj.
Definition
because
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itaque, conj.
Definition
therefore, and so
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incolunt
Definition
they inhabit
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videtis
Definition
you (plural) see
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vicerunt
Definition
they conquered
Term
lex, legis
Definition
law
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rex, regis
Definition
king
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dux, ducis
Definition
leader
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lux, lucis
Definition
light
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homo, hominis
Definition
man
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imperator, imperatoris
Definition
commander in chief, general
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veritas, veritatis
Definition
truth
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Caesar, Caesaris
Definition
Caesar
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salus, salutis
Definition
safety, welfare, salvation
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vox, vocis
Definition
voice, cry
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audivit
Definition
he, she, it heard
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virtus, virtutis
Definition
courage, virtue
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miles, militis
Definition
soldier
Term
pax, pacis
Definition
peace
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via, ae
Definition
road, way
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populus, i
Definition
people, nation
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muniverunt
Definition
they fortified, they constructed (w. viam or vias)
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pars, partis
Definition
part
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collis, collis, m.
Definition
hill
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hostis, hostis
Definition
enemy (in war)
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gens, gentis
Definition
tribe
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caedes, caedis
Definition
slaughter
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frater, fratris (fratrum)
Definition
brother
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pater, patris (patrum)
Definition
father
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mater, matris (matrum)
Definition
mother
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mons, montis, m.
Definition
mountain
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clamor, clamoris
Definition
shouting, shout
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princeps, princepis
Definition
chief, leading man
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occiderunt
Definition
they killed
Term
flumen, fluminis
Definition
river
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iter, itineris, n.
Definition
journey, march, route
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corpus, corporis, n.
Definition
body
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vulnus, vulneris, n.
Definition
wound
Term
agmen, agminis
Definition
column (of soldiers), army (on the march)
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nomen, nominis
Definition
name
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mundus, i
Definition
world
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erat
Definition
he, she, it was
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erant
Definition
they were
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adventus, ūs
Definition
arrival, coming
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equitatus, ūs
Definition
cavalry
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exercitus, ūs
Definition
army
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impetus, ūs
Definition
attack
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metus, ūs
Definition
fear
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spiritus, ūs
Definition
breath, spirit
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portus, ūs
Definition
harbor
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senatus, ūs
Definition
senate
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in, prep. w. abl.
Definition
in, on
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in, prep. w. acc.
Definition
in, into, against, upon, on
Term
nunc, adverb
Definition
now
Term
autem, conj., postpositive
Definition
however
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fecerunt
Definition
they made
Term
venit
Definition
he, she, it came
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venerunt
Definition
they came
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