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186 Cards in this Set

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â, ab
away from, from
abeô, -îre, -iî, -îtum
I come away, I go away
ad
to, towards, at
adeô, -îre, iî, îtum
I go, I come to, I approach
aedis, aedis (f.)
temple, house
aequus, -a, -um
fair, balanced, equal
age
come!
amittô, -mittere, mîsî, mîssum
I lose
amô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I love
animus, î (m.)
mind, spirit, heart
apud
at the house of, in the hands of, in the works of
aqua, -ae, (f.)
water
audacia, -ae, (f.)
boldness, cockiness
audax, audacis
brave, bold, resolute
audiô, -îre, -îuî, auditum
I hear, I listen to
auferô, auferre, abstulî, ablâtum
I take away
aut
or
bene
well, thoroughly, rightly
bonus
good, brave, fit, honest
capiô, -ere, cêpi, captum
I capture
celô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I hide
cena, -ae (f.)
dinner
certe
without doubt
certô
for a fact
ciuis, ciuis (m. or f.)
citizen
clam
secretly
clamô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I shout
cogitô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I ponder, I reflect, I consider
consilium, -î. (n.)
plan, advice, judgement, judgment
continentia, -ae, (f.)
self-control, restraint
coquô, -ere, coxî, coctus
I cook
corona, -ae (f.)
garland
credô, credere, credidî, creditum
I believe, I entrust
culter, cultrî (m.)
knife
cur
why
cura, -ae, (f.)
care, concern, worry
curô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I look after, I care for
deinde
next
deus, -î [nom. pl, dî]
god
dicô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I speak, I say
diues, diuitis (m. or f.)
rich person, rich man
dô, -âre, dedî, -atum
I give
domî
at home
dominus, -î (m.)
master
domum [locative]
to home
domum ducô
I take home, I marry
domus, î (m.)
house, home
dormiô, -îre, -îuî, -itum
I sleep
dos, dotis (f.)
dowry
ducô, -ere, dûxî, ductum
I lead
ê, ex
out of, from
ego [nom. sing.]
I
enim
for, because
eô, îre, iî, îtum
I go
exeô, -îre, -iî, -îtum
I come, I go out
explicô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I tell, I explain
facilis, facile
easy
facinus, facinoris (n.)
deed, crime, endeavour
faciô, -ere, fêcî, factum
I make, I do
fanum, -î (n.)
shrine
femina, -ae (f.)
woman
ferô, ferre, tulî, lâtus
I bear, I lead, I carry
filius, î (m.)
son
frater, fratris (m.)
brother
fugiô, îre, îuî, -itum
I escape, I flee, I run off
fur, furis (m.)
thief
habeô -êre, -uî, -itum
I have
habeô -êre, -uî, -itum
I hold, I regard, I have
habeô negotium
I conduct business
hodie
today
homo, hominis (m.)
man, fellow
honor, honoris (m.)
respect
igitur
therefore
ignis, ignis (f.)
fire
in [+ abl.]
in, on
in [+ acc.]
into, onto
ineô, -îre, -iî, -îtum
I enter, I go in
ingens, ingentis
huge, large, lavish
intrô
I enter
inueniô, -îre, -îuî, -îtum
I find
irrideo
I laugh at, I mock
ita
so, thus, yes
iubeô, iubêre, iûssî, iussuus
I order, I command, I tell
iuuenis, iuuenis (m.)
young man
Lar, Laris (m.)
Lar, household god
magnus, -a, -um
great, large
malus, -a, -um
bad, evil, wicked
maneo, êre, mansî, mansum
I remain, I wait
mê [acc. & abl. sing.]
me
meus, -a, -um
my, mine
miser, misera, miserum
miserable, unhappy, wretched
mittô, mittere, mîsî, mîssum
I send
moneô, -êre, -ûî, -itum
I advise, I warn
multus, -a, -um
much, many
nam
for, because
nec
neither, nor, and not
neque
neither, nor, and not
nihil, nil
nothing
nimis
too much (of)
nomen, nominis (n.)
name
nôn
no, not
nôs [acc. pl.]
we
nullus, -a, -um
no, none
numquam
never
nunc
now
nuptiae, ârum (f. pl)
marriage-rites, marriage rites
occidî [1st sing. perf.]
I'm done for
oculus, -î (m.)
eye
omnis, omnis
all, every
onus, oneris (n.)
burden, load
optimus, -a, -um
best, very good
ostendô, -ere, -ensî,
I show, I reveal
pater, patris (m.)
father
pauper, pauperis (m. or f.)
poor person, poor man
pecunia, -ae (f.)
money
periî [1st sing. perf.]
I'm lost
plenus
full
portô, -âre, -auî, -atum
I carry
poscô, -ere, poposcî, ---
I demand
possideô, -êre, possêdî, possesus
I have, I hold, I possess
promittô, -mittere, mîsî, mittum
I promise
puella, -ae (f.)
girl
puer, -î (m.)
boy
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
beautiful
quare
why
quasi
as if, like
(-)que
and
quid
what?
quid consili
what (of) plan
quid negoti
what business, what problem
quid?
what
quis
who?
quô
(to) where, whither
quod
because
quoque
also
reddô, -dâre, -dedî, -datum
I return, I give back
redeô, -îre, -iî, -îtum
I return
rogô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I ask
salue
welcome, hello
saluus, -a, -um
safe
satis
enough (of)
scaena, -ae (f.)
stage
scelus, sceleris (n.)
crime, villainy, criminal, villain
sciô, scîre, scîuî, scîtum
I know
sêcum
to himself, with himself, to herself, with herself
sed
but
semper
always
senex, senis (m.)
old man
serua, -ae (f.)
slave-woman
seruô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I save, I keep
seruus, -î (m.)
slave
if
soror, sororis (f.)
sister
statim
at once, immediately
stô, -âre, stetî, -atum
I stand
sub
under, beneath
summus, -a, -um
highest, top of
supplicô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I make prayers to
taceô, -êre, -ûî, -itum
I am silent
tamen
however, but
tandem
at length
tangô, -ere, tetigî, tactum
I touch, I lay hands on
tê [acc. & abl. sing.]
you (s)
thesaurus, -î (m.)
treasure
timeô, -êre, -uî, -itum
I fear, I am afraid (of)
tristis, tristis
sad, gloomy, unhappy
tû [nom. sing.]
you (s)
tum
then
turba, -ae (f.)
crowd, mob
tuus, -a, -um
your, yours
uale
goodbye
ubi
where (at)
ubi
when?, where?
uerberô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I flog, I beat
uexô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I annoy, I trouble, I worry
uicinus, -î (m.)
neighbour
uideô, -êre, uîsî uîsum
I see
uir, uiris (m.)
man, husband
uirtus, uirtûtis (f.)
manliness, courage, goodness
ungentum, -î (m.)
ointment
uocô, -âre, -âuî, -atum
I call
uolô, velle, uolluî
I wish, I want
uôs [acc. pl.]
you (pl)
ut
how!
ut
as, when
uxor, uxoris (f.)
wife