Latin Livy Vocab I.1-7

Front 1

reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditus

Back 1

give back

Front 2

deinde

Back 2

then, next

Front 3

multitudo, multitudinis (f.)

Back 3

multitude; population

Front 4

seditio, seditionis (f.)

Back 4

political turmoil, strife

Front 5

sinus, sinus (m.)

Back 5

fold, curve, bay

Front 6

Alpes, Alpium (f. pl.)

Back 6

the Alps

Front 7

pagus, pagi (m.)

Back 7

district, region

Front 8

appello (1-tr.)

Back 8

name, call

Front 9

clades, cladis, -ium (f.)

Back 9

disaster

Front 10

praeda, praedae (f.)

Back 10

plunder, booty

Front 11

Aborigines, Aboriginum (m. pl.)

Back 11

the Aborigines

Front 12

advena, advenae (m. or f.)

Back 12

foreigner

Front 13

paro (1-tr.)

Back 13

prepare

Front 14

foedus, foederis (n.)

Back 14

pact, treaty

Front 15

adventus, adventus (m.)

Back 15

arrival

Front 16

certamen, certaminis (n.)

Back 16

contest, struggle, strife

Front 17

victor, victoris (m.)

Back 17

victor, conqueror

Front 18

amitto (a + mitto)

Back 18

lose

Front 19

initium, initii (n.)

Back 19

beginning

Front 20

cresco, crescere, crevi, cretus

Back 20

grow, increase

Front 21

reor, reri, ratus sum

Back 21

think, suppose

Front 22

adversus (prep. + acc.)

Back 22

toward; against; in the face of

Front 23

terror, terroris (m.)

Back 23

terror; danger

Front 24

impleo, implere, implevi, impletus

Back 24

fill

Front 25

secundus, -a, -um

Back 25

favorable

Front 26

mortalis, mortale

Back 26

mortal

Front 27

sino, sinere, sivi, situs

Back 27

bury; place; allow

Front 28

quicumque, quaecumque, quodcumque (indef. rel. pron./adj.)

Back 28

whoever, whatever, whichever

Front 29

super (prep. + acc.)
(prep. + abl.)

Back 29

above, over
above, over, (located) on; about

Front 30

incolumis, incolume

Back 30

safe, unharmed, intact

Front 31

muliebris, muliebre

Back 31

of or belonging to a woman

Front 32

Lavinia, Laviniae (f.)

Back 32

Lavinia, daughter of King Latinus, wife of Aeneas, mother of Ascanius

Front 33

Latinus, -a, -um

Back 33

Latin

Front 34

comes, comitis (m. or f.)

Back 34

companion

Front 35

auctor, auctoris (m.)

Back 35

producer, promotor; author, founder

Front 36

deduco (de + duco)

Back 36

draw off; lead forth

Front 37

fundo, fundere, fudi, fusus

Back 37

pour; overwhelm, defeat

Front 38

Etrusci, Etruscorum (m. pl.)

Back 38

the Etruscans

Front 39

regno (1-tr./intr.)

Back 39

govern, rule over; rule, be king

Front 40

silva, silvae (f. sing. or pl.)

Back 40

woods, forest

Front 41

aliquot (indecl. adj.)

Back 41

several

Front 42

amnis, amnis, -ium (m.

Back 42

river

Front 43

posterus, -a, -um
(subst. m. pl.)

Back 43

next, following, coming after
descendants; posterity

Front 44

stirps/stirpes, stirpis, -ium (f.)

Back 44

family; stock; offspring

Front 45

voluntas, voluntatis (f.)

Back 45

wish, will, desire

Front 46

virilis, virile

Back 46

masculine, male

Front 47

Vestalis, Vestale

Back 47

of Vesta, Vestal

Front 48

perpetuus, -a, -um

Back 48

perpetual, everlasting

Front 49

origo, originis (f.)

Back 49

origin, foundation, beginning

Front 50

nuncupo (1-tr.)

Back 50

call, name; declare

Front 51

regius, -a, -um

Back 51

of or belonging to a king, royal

Front 52

Tiberis, Tiberis (m.)

Back 52

the Tiber river

Front 53

lenis, lene

Back 53

smooth, mild, gentle

Front 54

cursus, cursus (m.)

Back 54

course; running

Front 55

infans, infantis, -ium (m. or fl.)

Back 55

infant

Front 56

praebo, praebere, praebui, praebitus

Back 56

furnish, offer

Front 57

lingua, linguae (f.)

Back 57

tongue

Front 58

magister, magistri (m.)

Back 58

master

Front 59

educo (e + duco) (1-tr.)

Back 59

rear, raise

Front 60

pastor, pastoris (m.)

Back 60

shepherd

Front 61

latro, latronis (m.)

Back 61

thief, bandit

Front 62

praeda, praedae (f.)

Back 62

booty, plunder

Front 63

impetus, impetus (m.)

Back 63

attack

Front 64

divido, dividere, divisi, divisus

Back 64

divide, allot

Front 65

iuvenis, iuvenis (m.)

Back 65

youth, young man

Front 66

Palatium, Palatii (n.)

Back 66

the Palatine hill

Front 67

dein = deinde

Back 67

then; afterward; next

Front 68

Evander, Evandri (m.)

Back 68

Evander

Front 69

tempestas, tempestatis (f.)

Back 69

storm; time; season

Front 70

adfero (ad + fero)

Back 70

bring (to)

Front 71

curro, currere, cucurri, cursum

Back 71

run

Front 72

geminus, -a, -um

Back 72

twin

Front 73

comparo (1-tr.)

Back 73

compare; match; establish; put together

Front 74

tango, tangere, tetigi, tactus

Back 74

touch

Front 75

nepos, nepotis (m.)

Back 75

grandson

Front 76

pervenio (per + venio)

Back 76

arrive (at)

Front 77

procul

Back 77

at a distance, far

Front 78

undique

Back 78

from or on all sides

Front 79

dolus, doli (m.)

Back 79

deceit

Front 80

regius, -a, -um
(fem. subst.)

Back 80

royal
palace (royal house)

Front 81

caedes, caedis, -ium (f.)

Back 81

slaughter, bloodshed

Front 82

extemplo

Back 82

immediately

Front 83

origo, originis (f.)

Back 83

origin, foundation

Front 84

gigno, gignere, genui, genitus

Back 84

beget, produce

Front 85

ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentus

Back 85

show, reveal

Front 86

agmen, agminis (n.)

Back 86

column, line, band, procession

Front 87

avus, avi (m.)

Back 87

grandfather

Front 88

prae (prep. + abl.)

Back 88

before; in front of; compared with

Front 89

mitis, mite

Back 89

mild, gentle

Front 90

discrimen, discriminis (n.)

Back 90

distinction

Front 91

tutela, tutelae (f.)

Back 91

safeguard, defense, protection, guardianship

Front 92

augurium, augurii (n.)

Back 92

augury, omen, sign, auspice

Front 93

nuntio (1-tr.)

Back 93

announce

Front 94

numerus, numeri (m.)

Back 94

number

Front 95

uterque, utraque, utrumque

Back 95

each (of two)

Front 96

verto, vertere, verti, vertus

Back 96

turn

Front 97

munio, munire, munivi, munitus

Back 97

fortify, build up

Front 98

bos, bovis (m. or f.)

Back 98

ox, bull; cow
boum = gen. pl.