Latin A2 Vocab

Front 1

abdere

Back 1

abdo, abdidi, abditum

to hide

Front 2

abstinere

Back 2

abstineo, abstinui, abstentum

to keep away from, to abstain

Front 3

accusatio

Back 3

accusationis

an accusation

Front 4

acerbus

Back 4

acerba, acerbum

bitter, harsh, severe

Front 5

acuere

Back 5

acuo, acui, acutum

to sharpen, to spur on

Front 6

acutus

Back 6

acuta, acutum

sharp, pointed, shrill, keen

Front 7

adhibere

Back 7

adhibeo, adhibui, adhibitum

to apply, to make use of, to bring in, to summon

Front 8

adimere

Back 8

adimo, ademi, ademptum

to take away, withdraw

Front 9

adipiscor

Back 9

adipisci, adeptus

to obtain, to get, to reach

Front 10

aditus

Back 10

(m)

an approach, an entrance, an admittance

Front 11

abdere

Back 11

abdo, abdidi, abditum

to hide

Front 12

abstinere

Back 12

abstineo, abstinui, abstentum

to keep away from, to abstain

Front 13

accusatio

Back 13

accusationis

an accusation

Front 14

acerbus

Back 14

acerba, acerbum

bitter, harsh, severe

Front 15

acuere

Back 15

acuo, acui, acutum

to sharpen, to spur on

Front 16

acutus

Back 16

acuta, acutum

sharp, pointed, shrill, keen

Front 17

adhibere

Back 17

adhibeo, adhibui, adhibitum

to apply, to make use of, to bring in, to summon

Front 18

adimere

Back 18

adimo, ademi, ademptum

to take away, withdraw

Front 19

adipiscor

Back 19

adipisci, adeptus

to obtain, to get, to reach

Front 20

aditus

Back 20

(m)

an approach, an entrance, an admittance

Front 21

administrare

Back 21

administro,administrui, administratum

to manage

Front 22

admiror

Back 22

admirari, admiratus sum

to wander at, to admire, to be surprised at

Front 23

admiratio

Back 23

admirationis

admiration, surprise, astonishment

Front 24

admittere

Back 24

admitto, admisi, admissum

to admit, to allow,

Front 25

admonere

Back 25

admoneo, admonui, admonitum

to warn, to advise, to remind

Front 26

adoriri

Back 26

adorior, adortus

to attack, to address, to rise up

Front 27

adulescentulus

Back 27

a young man

Front 28

adversarius -a -um

Back 28

opponent, enemy

Front 29

aeger,
aegra,
aegrum

Back 29

sick, ill, troubled

Front 30

aegre

Back 30

hardly, with difficulty, with regret, with pain

Front 31

aequalis,
aequale

Back 31

equal, even, level, contemporary

Front 32

aequo,
aequare,
aequavi,
aequatum

Back 32

to equalise, to make level,
to compare

Front 33

aequitas,
aequitatis

Back 33

calmness, evenness, fairness, uniformity

Front 34

aequor,
aequoris

Back 34

level surface, plain, sea

Front 35

aer,
aeris

Back 35

air

Front 36

aes alienum

Back 36

debt

Front 37

aestimo
aestimare
aestimavi
aestimatus

Back 37

to value, to estimate, to assess

Front 38

aevum

Back 38

age, time, eternity, life-time

Front 39

afficio/adficio
afficere/adficere
affeci/adfeci
affectum/adfectum

Back 39

to influence, to affect, to work upon,
to endow with

Front 40

adfirmo/ affirmo
affirmare/ adfirmare
affirmavi/ adfirmavi
affirmatus/ adfirmatus

Back 40

to confirm, to declare,
to strengthen

Front 41

affligo/ adfligo
affligere/ adfligere
afflixi/ adflixi
afflictum/ adflictum

Back 41

to knock down, to crush, to knock against

Front 42

aggredior/ adgredior
aggredi/ adgredi
aggressus/ adgressus

Back 42

to approach, to attack

Front 43

agito
agitare
agitavi
agitatus

Back 43

to put in motion, to drive, to spur on, to disturb, to consider

Front 44

alacer,
alacris,
alacre

Back 44

lively, brisk, spirited, cheerful

Front 45

albus, -a, -um

Back 45

white

Front 46

ambitus

Back 46

bribery, ostentation

Front 47

ambitio,
ambitionis

Back 47

ambition, striving for favour,

Front 48

amentia,
amentiae

Back 48

madness, folly

Front 49

amnis

Back 49

stream, river, torrent

Front 50

amplitudo,
amplitudinis

Back 50

width, size, grandeur, importance

Front 51

anceps,
ancipes,
ancipitis

Back 51

(from amb + caput)
twofold, two-headed
uncertain, risky, doubtful

Front 52

ancora,
ancorae

Back 52

an anchor

Front 53

angustus, -a, -um, (f)
angustiae (pl)

Back 53

narrow, limited, close-together

Front 54

anima, -ae

Back 54

air, wind, breath,
mind, life, soul

Front 55

anulus, -i

Back 55

ring

Front 56

appeto,
appetere,
appetivi or appetii,
appetum

Back 56

to make for, to try to reach, to crave for

Front 57

aptus, -a, -um

Back 57

fitting, suitable, appropriate

Front 58

angustus, -a, -um, (f)
angustiae (pl)

Back 58

narrow, limited, close-together

Front 59

anima, -ae

Back 59

air, wind, breath,
mind, life, soul

Front 60

anulus, -i

Back 60

ring

Front 61

appeto,
appetere,
appetivi or appetii,
appetum

Back 61

to make for, to try to reach, to crave for

Front 62

aptus, -a, -um

Back 62

fitting, suitable, appropriate

Front 63

anulus,

(like servus)

Back 63

a ring

Front 64

appeto,
appetere,
appetivi/appetii,
appetitum

Back 64

to make for, to try to reach

Front 65

aptus, -a, -um

Back 65

fitting, suitable, appropriate

Front 66

arare

Back 66

to plough

Front 67

arceo,
arcere,
arcui
arcitus

Back 67

to keep off

Front 68

ardeo,
ardere,
arsi,
arsus

Back 68

to burn, to be on fire,
to be eager

Front 69

arcus

Back 69

a bow, an arch

Front 70

arduus, -a, -um

Back 70

lofty, steep,
difficult, laborious

Front 71

arena

Back 71

sand, arena, amphitheatre

Front 72

arguo,
arguere,
argui
argutus

Back 72

to declare, to accuse, to prove

Front 73

aridus, -a, -um

Back 73

dry, parched

Front 74

artifex,
artificis

(from ars + facio)

Back 74

skilfull, ingenious,
a craftsman, an artist

Front 75

artificium, (n)

Back 75

workmanship, work of art

Front 76

asper, -a, -um

Back 76

rough, uneven,
harsh, savage

Front 77

aspicio,
aspicere,
aspexi,
aspectum

Back 77

to look at, to inspect,
to catch sight of

Front 78

asporto
asportare,
asportavi,
asportatum

Back 78

to carry away

Front 79

assequor,
assequi,
assecutus sum

Back 79

to follow after, to overtake,
to gain, to comprehend

Front 80

assiduus, -a, -um

Back 80

incessant, persistant, continually present

Front 81

atrox, atrocis

Back 81

fierce, horrible, savage

Front 82

auctor

Back 82

author, writer, authority, instigator

Front 83

aura, aurae (f)

Back 83

a breeze, the wind

Front 84

auris (f)

(like civis)

Back 84

ear

Front 85

avaritia, -ae

Back 85

greed

Front 86

avidus, -a, -um

Back 86

greedy, desirous, eager

Front 87

avus, -i (m)

Back 87

grandfather, ancestor

Front 88

avis, (f)

(like civis)

Back 88

a bird

Front 89

balineum
pl = balineae or balneae

Back 89

bath

Front 90

benevolentia, -ae (f)

Back 90

good-will, kindness

Front 91

bracchium, -i (n)

Back 91

arm

Front 92

caecus, -a, -um

Back 92

blind, hidden

Front 93

calamitas, calamitatis

Back 93

damage, loss, disaster

Front 94

calidus, -a, -um

Back 94

warm, hot, fiery, prompt

Front 95

candidus, -a, -um

Back 95

dazzling white, gleaming, clear, serene,
frank, candid

Front 96

canto,
cantare,
cantavi,
cantatus

Back 96

to sing, play

Front 97

capillus, -i (m)

Back 97

hair

Front 98

captivus, -i

Back 98

prisoner, captive

Front 99

carcer, carceris

Back 99

a prison

Front 100

carpo,
carpere,
carpsi,
carptum

Back 100

to pluck, to gather

Front 101

caveo,
cavere,
cavi,
cautum

Back 101

to beware, to guard against

Front 102

cavus, -a, -um

Back 102

hollow

Front 103

celebro,
celebrare,
celebravi,
celebratus

Back 103

to attend,
to fill, to go in great numbers, to do frequently,
to honour

Front 104

celeber, celebris, celebre

Back 104

crowded, famous

Front 105

certamen, certaminis (n)

Back 105

battle, contest, combat

Front 106

certare,
certo,
certavi,
certatus

Back 106

to compete, to contend, to decide by contest

Front 107

cervix,
cervicis

Back 107

neck

Front 108

cessare,
cesso,
cessavi,
cessatus

Back 108

to be idle, inactive

Front 109

cinis, eris

Back 109

ash

Front 110

cingere,
cingo,
cinxi,
cinctum

Back 110

to surround, to encircle

Front 111

circiter

Back 111

about, near

Front 112

circumdare,
-do,
-dedi,
-datum

Back 112

to set round, to encircle, to surround

Front 113

citus, a, um

Back 113

swift, rapid

Front 114

citare,
citaro
citavi
citatus

Back 114

to hurry, to excite, to summon, to put in swift motion,

Front 115

citra

Back 115

on this side, short of

Front 116

citerior, -us

Back 116

on this side, nearer

Front 117

civilis, -e

Back 117

civil, courteous, gracious

Front 118

cliens, -entis

Back 118

client, ally

Front 119

coercere,
coerceo,
coercui,
coercitus

Back 119

to enclose, to confine, to restrain

Front 120

conicere,
conicio,
conieci,
coniectum

Back 120

to throw together, to fling

Front 121

collega

Back 121

colleague, associate

Front 122

colligere,
collego,
collegi,
collectus

Back 122

to pick up, to gather, to collect

Front 123

collum

Back 123

neck

Front 124

coma, (f)

Back 124

hair, foliage

Front 125

commemorare,
-memoro,
-memoravi,
memoratus

Back 125

to mention, to recount, to recall

Front 126

commendare,
-do
-davi
-datus

Back 126

to entrust, to recommend

Front 127

communicare,
-co,
-cavi,
-catus

Back 127

to share, to communicate with

Front 128

comperire,
comperio,
comperi,
compertum

Back 128

to find out, to ascertain

Front 129

complecti,
complector,
complexus

Back 129

to embrace, to comprehend

Front 130

componere,
-pono,
-posui,
-positum

Back 130

to compose, to place together, to settle

Front 131

concidere,
concido,
concidi,
concisus

Back 131

to fall, to collapse, to perish

Front 132

conciliare,
concilio,
conciliavi,
conciliatus

Back 132

to unite, to win over,

Front 133

concilium

Back 133

meeting, assembly, council

Front 134

concitare,
concito,
concitavi,
concitatus

Back 134

to stir up, to excite, to urge

Front 135

concursus (noun)

Back 135

collision, assembly, running together, onset, rush, charge

Front 136

condemnare,
condemno,
condemnavi,
condemnatus

Back 136

to condemn

Front 137

condere,
condo,
condidi,
conditus

Back 137

to found, to establish,
to hide

Front 138

condicio

Back 138

condition, agreement, arrangement, rank

Front 139

conscientia

Back 139

knowledge, consciousness, conscience

Front 140

conscius

Back 140

partner, accomplice

Front 141

confidere,
confido,
confisus sum

Back 141

(semi-deponent)

Front 142

confiteri
confiteor
confessus

Back 142

to confess, admit

Front 143

confugere,
confugio,
confugi,
confugitus

Back 143

to flee for refuge

Front 144

conquirere,
conquiro,
conquisivi,
conquisitum

Back 144

to seek out, to search thoroughly for

Front 145

consecrare,
consecro,
consecravi,
consecratum

Back 145

to dedicate, to consecrate

Front 146

consentire,
consentio,
consensi,
consensum

Back 146

to agree, to conspire

Front 147

conserere,
consero,
conserui,
consertum

Back 147

to fasten together, to connect

Front 148

conservare,
conservo,
conservavi,
conservatum

Back 148

to guard closely, to keep from harm

Front 149

considere,
consido,
consedi,
consessum

Back 149

to sit down, to establish oneself

Front 150

conspectus

Back 150

sight, view

Front 151

conspicere,
conspicio,
conspexi,
conspectum

Back 151

to catch sight of

Front 152

consuescere,
consuesco,
consuevi,
consuetum

Back 152

to become accustomed

Front 153

consuetudo

Back 153

custom, habit

Front 154

consumere,
consumo,
consumpsi,
consumptum

Back 154

to use up, consume, devour

Front 155

contentio, -onis

Back 155

struggle, dispute, exertion, effort

Front 156

contingere,
contingo,
contigi
contactum

Back 156

to touch, to affect, to happen

Front 157

contio, -onis

Back 157

meeting

Front 158

contumelia, -ae (f)

Back 158

insult, abuse

Front 159

conventus (m)

Back 159

aseembly, gathering

Front 160

convertere,
-verto,
-verti,
-versum

Back 160

to turn completely, to transform

Front 161

cor, cordis

Back 161

heart, mind

Front 162

cornu, -us (m)

Back 162

horn, trumpet, wing of an army

Front 163

corripere
-ripio
-ripui
-reptum

Back 163

to seize, to snatch up, to carry off quickly

Front 164

corrumpere,
-rumpo,
-rupi,
-ruptum

Back 164

to burst, destroy, ruin, corrupt

Front 165

cotidianus, a, um

Back 165

daily

Front 166

crastinus, a, um

Back 166

of tomorrow

Front 167

creare,
creo,
creavi,
creatus

Back 167

to create, to produce, to bear, to elect

Front 168

creber, crebra, crebrum

Back 168

frequent, crowded

Front 169

crescere,
cresco,
crevi,
cretus

Back 169

to grow, to increase, to arise

Front 170

crus, cruris

Back 170

leg

Front 171

culpare,
culpo,
culpavi,
culpatum

Back 171

to blame

Front 172

cultus (m)

Back 172

care, worship, education, refinement

Front 173

cupidus, a, um

Back 173

desirous, eager

Front 174

curia (f)

Back 174

senate-house

Front 175

currus (m)

Back 175

chariot

Front 176

cursus (m)

Back 176

rapid movement, speed,
course, direction

Front 177

damnare,
damno,
damnavi,
damnatum

Back 177

to harm, to damage, to condemn

Front 178

damnum (n)

Back 178

loss, damage, defect

Front 179

declarare,
-claro,
-claravi,
-claratum

Back 179

to declare, to reveal

Front 180

debeo,
debere,
debui,
debitum

Back 180

to owe, to be in debt, to be liable

Front 181

dedere,
dedo,
dedidi,
deditum

Back 181

to give up, to surrender, to yield

Front 182

deficere,
-ficio,
-feci,
-fectum

Back 182

to fail, grow weak,

Front 183

deligere
-ligo,
-lei,
-lectum

Back 183

to choose, to gather

Front 184

demens

Back 184

mindless, insane, mad

Front 185

demere,
demo,
dempsi,
demptum

Back 185

to take away