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156 Cards in this Set

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a/ ab
from, from the...
abesse, absum, afui
absent
ac
and, and also
accedere, accedo, accessi
approach
accidere, accidit, accidit
to happen
accipere, accipio, accepi
to accept
acer, acris, acre
keen, sharp, acrid
ad
to the
addere, addo, addidi
to add
adesse, adsum, adfui/affui
to be there, to help
adhibere, adhibeo, adhibui
to adhere something, apply use
adhuc
still
adiuvare, adiuvo, adiuvi
to help
admiratio, admirationis (f.)
admiration
admittere, admitto, admisi
to admit
adulescens, adulescentis (m)
adolescent
adversus, -a, -um
against
aedis, aedis (f)
temple
aedificium, -i (n)
building
aer, aeris (m)
air
aetas, aetatis (f)
age
aeternus, -a, -um
eternal
afficere, afficio, affeci
to affect
ager, agri (m)
field (agriculture)
agere, ago, egi
to act (french "agir")
agmen, agminis (n)
column
alacer, alacris, alacre
light-hearted, brisk, lively, cheerful
albus, -a, -um
white
alienus, -a, -um
alien, strange/foreign
aliquando
sometimes
alius, -a, -ud
other, another
amare, amo, amavi
to love
ambulare, ambulo, ambulavi
to walk (ambulate)
amica, -ae (f)
friend (girl)
amicus, -i (m)
friend (boy)
amittere, amitto, amisi
to admit
amor, amoris (m)
the love/ love of
amplus, -a, -um
large, ample
animadvertere, animadverto, animadverti
to take notice
animus, -i (m)
the mind
annus, -i (m)
year
ante
before the, above
antequam
before
aperire, aperio, aperui
to open the
apparere, appareo, apparui
to appear
apparet, apparuit
clear, apparent
appropinquare, appropinquo, appropinquavi
approach, approximate
apud
with
aqua, -ae (f)
water
ardere, ardeo, arsi
to burn (arson)
ascendere, ascendo, ascendi
to ascend, go up
asper, aspera, asperum
rough
attentus, -a, -um
attentive
atque
and, and yet, further
audacia, -ae (f)
audacious, daring
audire, audio, audivi
to hear
aut, aut...aut
or, either/or
autem
but, moreover
auxilium, -i (n)
assistance
avertere, averto, averti
to turn away, avoid
avus, -i (m)
Grandfather
bellum, -i (n)
war (antebellum)
bonus, -a, -um
good
brevis, breve, brevi (tempore)
short, in short, in a short time
calamitas, calamitatis (f)
calamity
campus, -i (m)
field, campus
cadere, cado, cecidi
to fall (caldera)
caelum, -i (n)
heaven
capere, capio, cepi
to take, hold
captare, capto, captavi
to seek, to win
captivus, -i (m)
captive
caput, capitis (n)
capital
carere, careo, carui
to do without
causa, -ae (f)
cause
cavere, caveo, cavi
beware
cedere, cedo, cessi
to yield, cede
celeber, celebris, celebre
celebrated
celebrare, celebro, celebravi
to celebrate
celer, celeris, celere
fast, accelerate
cena, -ae (f)
meal (spanish "cena")
cenare, ceno, cenavi
to eat
certe
sure, certain
cessare, cesso, cessavi
to cease
cibus, -i (m)
food
cingere, cingo, cinxi
surround
cinis, cineris (m)
cinders, ashes
cito
fast
civis, civis (m/f)
citizen
clam
secretly
calmare, calmo, clamavi
to cry out
clamor, clamoris (m)
a cry, clamor
clarus, -a, -um
clear, renown, bright
classis, classis (f)
fleet, squadron, class
cogitare, cogito, cogitavi
to think (cognitive)
cognoscere, cognosco, cognovi
to meet/know (French "connaitre")
collis, collis (m)
hill (Collusseum)
comes, comitis (m)
companion, friend
committere, committo, commisi
to commit
comperire, comperio, comperi
to discover
complere, compleo, complevi
complete, accomplish
comprehendere, comprehendo, comprehendi
to comprehend, understand
conciliare, concilio, coniliavi
to reconcile
concurrere, concurro, concurri
to run together, rush together
condere, condo, condidi
to build (condo)
condicio, condicionis (f)
condition
conficere, conficio, confeci
to make complete (create, fabricate?)
consilium, -i (n)
counsel (n.)
conspicere, conspicio, conspexi
to behold
constat, constitit
is evident, known
contemnere, contemno, contempsi
to despise (condemn?)
contendere, contendo, contendi
to contend
contentus, -a, -um
to be content
contra
against
convenire, convenio, conveni
to come together (convention), to meet
convertere, converto, converti
to convert
corpus, corporis (n)
body
credere, credo, credidi
to believe (to credit)
crescere, cresco, crevi
to grow
crimen, criminis (n)
charge, guilt, crime
cultus, cultus (m)
worship (cult)
cum (m. Abl.)
(together) with
cum (Subj.)
(always) when, although
cupere, cupio, cupivi
to desire (Cupid)
cur?
Why?
cura, -ae (f)
care
curare, curo, curavi
to take care of
currere, curro, cucurri
to run (Spanish "corrir")
custos, custodis (m)
custodian, guardian
dare, do, dedi; se dare
to give; to give yourself
de
of, from, about
dea, -ae (f)
god (think Monty Python chant...)
debere, debeo, debui; non debere
must (Spanish "deber"); should not
decedere, decedo, decessi
to die (deceased)
decernere, decerno, decrevi
to decide (discern?)
defendere, defendo, defendi
to defend
deinde
and then
currere, curro, cucurri
to run (Spanish "corrir")
custos, custodis (m)
custodian, guardian
dare, do, dedi; se dare
to give; to give yourself
de
of, from, about
dea, -ae (f)
god (think Monty Python chant...)
debere, debeo, debui; non debere
must (Spanish "deber"); should not
decedere, decedo, decessi
to die (deceased)
decernere, decerno, decrevi
to decide (discern?)
defendere, defendo, defendi
to defend
deinde
and then
delectare, delecto, delectavi
to delight (delectable)
delere, deleo, delevi
to destroy (delete)
deliberare, delibero, deliberavi
to deliberate
descendere, descendo, descendi
to descend
desiderare, desidero, desideravi
to desire
desiderium, -i (n)
desire, longing
desinere, desino, desii
to cease, desist
desperare, despero, desperavi
to despair
destinare, destino, destinavi
to determine, set for, destined for
deus, -i (m)
God