Latin Vocab

Front 1

lignum

Back 1

wood

Front 2

littera

Back 2

letter

Front 3

litus -oris

Back 3

shore

Front 4

locare

Back 4

to place, to put

Front 5

locuples

Back 5

rich, wealthy

Front 6

longinquus

Back 6

far off, remote, long-lasting

Front 7

lucere

Back 7

to shine, to be light

Front 8

lucidus

Back 8

clear, bright, shining

Front 9

lumen

Back 9

light, daylight

Front 10

niger

Back 10

black, dark

Front 11

nimbus

Back 11

cloud, storm-cloud, storm

Front 12

nitere

Back 12

to shine

Front 13

nix

Back 13

snow

Front 14

nocere

Back 14

to harm, to hurt, to injure

Front 15

nubes

Back 15

cloud

Front 16

nubere

Back 16

to marry

Front 17

nudare

Back 17

to bare, to expose, to uncover

Front 18

nudus

Back 18

bare, naked, destitute, needy, unadorned

Front 19

numen

Back 19

divine power, deity, divine will, consent

Front 20

numerare

Back 20

to count, to reckon, to consider

Front 21

nummus

Back 21

coin, money

Front 22

obicere

Back 22

to throw, to cast in one's teeth

Front 23

obire

Back 23

to meet, to go to meet, to die, to perish

Front 24

oblivisci

Back 24

to forget

Front 25

obruere

Back 25

to overwhelm, to destroy

Front 26

obscurus

Back 26

dark, gloomy, obscure, covered

Front 27

obsidere

Back 27

to blockade, to besiege

Front 28

obstruere

Back 28

to block up

Front 29

occultare

Back 29

to hide, conceal

Front 30

occurrere

Back 30

to hasten to, to meet, to occur

Front 31

odiosus

Back 31

hateful, annoying, odious

Front 32

offendere

Back 32

to offend, to strike against

Front 33

offerre

Back 33

to present, to show, to offer

Front 34

omen

Back 34

omen, sign

Front 35

onerarius

Back 35

for carrying freight, for carrying burdens

Front 36

onerosus

Back 36

burdensome, heavy, oppressive

Front 37

operire

Back 37

to cover, to conceal, to overwhelm

Front 38

opinari

Back 38

to suppose, to imagine, to conjecture

Front 39

opportunus

Back 39

convenient, suitable, advantageous

Front 40

ops

Back 40

power, help

Front 41

opes (pl)

Back 41

resources, wealth

Front 42

optare

Back 42

to choose, to desire, to wish for

Front 43

ora

Back 43

border, edge, coast, district, region

Front 44

oriens

Back 44

east, morning

Front 45

oriri

Back 45

to rise

Front 46

os, ossis

Back 46

bone

Front 47

ovis

Back 47

sheep

Front 48

pabulari

Back 48

to forage

Front 49

pabulum

Back 49

fodder, food

Front 50

pacare

Back 50

to pacify

Front 51

pactum

Back 51

agreement, contract

Front 52

pagus

Back 52

village, country-district

Front 53

palus -udis

Back 53

marsh, swamp

Front 54

panis

Back 54

bread

Front 55

pariter

Back 55

equally, simultaneously

Front 56

parere (pario)

Back 56

to produce, to bring forth, to bear, to create

Front 57

partim

Back 57

in part, partly

Front 58

passim

Back 58

here and there, in all directions, indiscriminately

Front 59

passus

Back 59

step, pace

Front 60

paternus

Back 60

paternal, of a father

Front 61

patrius

Back 61

hereditary

Front 62

patres conscripti

Back 62

senators

Front 63

patronus

Back 63

defender, advocate, protector, patron

Front 64

pavere

Back 64

to quake, to tremble, to be in a panic

Front 65

pavor

Back 65

panic, terror, quaking, dismay

Front 66

pecus, pecoris

Back 66

herd, flock, cattle, sheep

Front 67

pendere (2)

Back 67

to hang, to be suspended, to depend on

Front 68

perferre

Back 68

to endure to the end, to carry through, to carry to a successful issue

Front 69

pergere

Back 69

to go straight on, to continue, to proceed

Front 70

peritus

Back 70

experienced, skilled

Front 71

permanere

Back 71

to continue, to stay, to endure

Front 72

permittere

Back 72

to allow, to concede, to relinquish

Front 73

pernicies

Back 73

destruction, ruin

Front 74

perpetuus

Back 74

perpetual, unbroken, continuous

Front 75

persequi

Back 75

to follow through, to pursue, to prosecute

Front 76

perspicere

Back 76

to look closely at, to examine, to see through

Front 77

pertimescere

Back 77

to become very frightened

Front 78

perturbare

Back 78

to throw into confusion

Front 79

pestis

Back 79

destruction, ruin, plague, sickness

Front 80

philosophus

Back 80

philosopher, philosophical

Front 81

pietas

Back 81

piety, dutiful conduct

Front 82

pius

Back 82

pious, dutiful, righteous, holy, upright

Front 83

piger

Back 83

unwilling, lingering, sluggish

Front 84

pilum

Back 84

javelin

Front 85

pingere

Back 85

to paint, to decorate, to embroider

Front 86

piscis

Back 86

fish

Front 87

placare

Back 87

to calm, to appease

Front 88

placidus

Back 88

calm, tranquil, gentle

Front 89

planus

Back 89

level, flat / plain, clear

Front 90

plerusque

Back 90

most

Front 91

pluit

Back 91

it rains

Front 92

poculum

Back 92

cup, goblet

Front 93

pondus

Back 93

weight

Front 94

pons

Back 94

bridge

Front 95

pontifex

Back 95

high-priest

Front 96

pontus

Back 96

sea

Front 97

populari

Back 97

to lay waste, to devastate, to destroy

Front 98

porro

Back 98

moreover, next

Front 99

porticus

Back 99

colonnade, portico

Front 100

possidere

Back 100

to possess

Front 101

posterior

Back 101

next, later

Front 102

potens

Back 102

powerful, capable

Front 103

potentia

Back 103

force, power, strength

Front 104

potiri

Back 104

to gain possession of

Front 105

potissimum

Back 105

especially

Front 106

potius

Back 106

more, rather

Front 107

praebere

Back 107

to present, to offer, to show

Front 108

praeceptum

Back 108

rule, maxim, order

Front 109

praecipere

Back 109

to direct, to teach, to warn, to anticipate, to seize beforehand

Front 110

praecipitare

Back 110

to throw headlong, to fall headlong

Front 111

praecipuus

Back 111

especial, extraordinary, distinguished

Front 112

praedicare

Back 112

to proclaim, to declare, to commend

Front 113

praeesse

Back 113

to be in charge of

Front 114

praefectus

Back 114

commander, officer, prefect

Front 115

praesertim

Back 115

especially

Front 116

praestans

Back 116

eminent, surpassing, extraordinary

Front 117

praetura

Back 117

praetorship

Front 118

principatus

Back 118

first place, chief place, post of commander-in-chief, reign (of emperor), rule

Front 119

principium

Back 119

beginning, origin

Front 120

principia (pl)

Back 120

headquaters

Front 121

privatim

Back 121

privately, at home

Front 122

probus

Back 122

proper, excellent, virtuous

Front 123

procedere

Back 123

to advance

Front 124

prodesse

Back 124

to be useful, to do good

Front 125

profiteri

Back 125

to declare, to acknowledge

Front 126

promere

Back 126

to bring forth, to disclose

Front 127

promptus

Back 127

ready, prompt, resolute

Front 128

properare

Back 128

to hurry

Front 129

proprius

Back 129

one's own, personal

Front 130

prosperus

Back 130

favourable

Front 131

prospicere

Back 131

to look forwards, to look out for

Front 132

protinus

Back 132

continuously, forthwith, immediately

Front 133

providere

Back 133

to foresee

Front 134

prudens

Back 134

sensible, prudent, experienced

Front 135

prudentia

Back 135

good sense, sound judgement, knowledge

Front 136

pulvis

Back 136

dust

Front 137

purus

Back 137

clean, clear, pure

Front 138

quaestio

Back 138

inquiry, investigation, court

Front 139

queri

Back 139

to complain, to bewail

Front 140

quiescere

Back 140

to rest, to sleep

Front 141

quietus

Back 141

peaceful, calm

Front 142

ramus

Back 142

branch

Front 143

rapax

Back 143

grasping, greedy

Front 144

rapidus

Back 144

impetuous, snatching, seizing, quick-working

Front 145

rarus

Back 145

thin, rare, infrequent

Front 146

ratis

Back 146

raft, boat

Front 147

recedere

Back 147

to withdraw, to retreat, to retire

Front 148

recitare

Back 148

to read aloud

Front 149

recuperare

Back 149

to recover, to regain

Front 150

recusare

Back 150

to refuse

Front 151

reficere

Back 151

to restore, to repair, to refresh

Front 152

regio

Back 152

region, district

Front 153

regius

Back 153

royal

Front 154

reicere

Back 154

to fling back, to fling off, to reject

Front 155

religiosus

Back 155

pious, scrupulous, conscientious

Front 156

removere

Back 156

to move back, to withdraw

Front 157

remus

Back 157

oar

Front 158

renovare

Back 158

to renew, to restore, to repair

Front 159

repente

Back 159

suddenly, unexpectedly

Front 160

repentinus

Back 160

sudden, unexpected, hasty

Front 161

repudiare

Back 161

to reject, to repudiate, to refuse, to scorn

Front 162

requies

Back 162

rest, relaxation

Front 163

requirere

Back 163

to seek, to inquire after, to require

Front 164

reri

Back 164

to think, to reckon

Front 165

res familiaris

Back 165

property, possessions