Latin Vocab I Egl998

Front 1

a, ab (+abl.)

Back 1

By, from

Front 2

absum abesse afui

Back 2

Be absent

Front 3

accipio -cipere -cepi -ceptum

Back 3

Receive, accept

Front 4

accuso (1)

Back 4

accuse

Front 5

ad (+acc.)

Back 5

To, towards, at

Front 6

adsum adesse adfui

Back 6

To be present

Front 7

aedes -ium f.pl.

Back 7

House

Front 8

aedifico (1)

Back 8

Build

Front 9

aeger -gra -grum

Back 9

ill, sick

Front 10

aestas -atis f.

Back 10

Summer

Front 11

aetas -atis f.

Back 11

Age

Front 12

ager -gri m.

Back 12

Field

Front 13

agricola -ae m.

Back 13

Farmer

Front 14

agmen -inis n.

Back 14

Marching column, army on the march

Front 15

ago agere egi actum

Back 15

Do, act, carry out, spend, drive

Front 16

aliquis -quis -quid

Back 16

Someone, something

Front 17

alius -a -um

Back 17

Other, another

Front 18

alter altera alterum

Back 18

The other (of the two), the second

Front 19

altus -a -um

Back 19

High, deep

Front 20

amicus -i m.

Back 20

Friend

Front 21

annus -i m.

Back 21

Year

Front 22

ante (adv. and prep. +acc.)

Back 22

Before, in front of

Front 23

antea (adv.)

Back 23

Before, previously

Front 24

antequam (conj.)

Back 24

Before

Front 25

appello (1)

Back 25

Call

Front 26

apud (+acc.)

Back 26

at, at the house of, among, near

Front 27

aqua -ae f.

Back 27

Water

Front 28

arbor -oris f.

Back 28

Tree

Front 29

argentum -i n.

Back 29

Silver, money

Front 30

arma -orum n.pl

Back 30

Arms, weapons

Front 31

armo (1)

Back 31

Arm

Front 32

ars artis f.

Back 32

Art, skill

Front 33

at

Back 33

But

Front 34

atque, ac

Back 34

And

Front 35

audio (4)

Back 35

Hear

Front 36

audio (4)

Back 36

Hear

Front 37

aurum -i n.

Back 37

Gold

Front 38

aut

Back 38

Or

Front 39

autem

Back 39

But, however, moreover

Front 40

auxilium -i n.

Back 40

Help, auxiliary troops (in pl.)

Front 41

barbarus -a -um

Back 41

Foreign, barbarian

Front 42

bellum -i n.

Back 42

War

Front 43

bene

Back 43

Well

Front 44

bonus -a -um

Back 44

Good

Front 45

cado cadere cecidi casum

Back 45

Fall

Front 46

campus -i m.

Back 46

Plain, level surface

Front 47

canis -is m.

Back 47

Dog

Front 48

cano canere cecini cantum

Back 48

Sing

Front 49

canto (1)

Back 49

Sing

Front 50

capio capere cepi captum

Back 50

Take, get, seize, contain

Front 51

captivus -i m.

Back 51

Captive, prisoner

Front 52

caput -itis n.

Back 52

Head

Front 53

carmen -inis n.

Back 53

Song, poem

Front 54

castra -orum n.pl.

Back 54

Camp

Front 55

cena -ae f.

Back 55

Dinner

Front 56

ceterus -a -um

Back 56

Remaining, the rest

Front 57

cibus -i m.

Back 57

Food

Front 58

civis - is c.

Back 58

Citizen

Front 59

civitas -atis f.

Back 59

State, country

Front 60

clamo (1)

Back 60

Shout

Front 61

clamo -oris m.

Back 61

Shout

Front 62

clarus -a -um

Back 62

Famous, clear, distinct

Front 63

classis -is f.

Back 63

Fleet

Front 64

cogito (1)

Back 64

Think

Front 65

cohors -ortis f.

Back 65

Cohort

Front 66

coniunx -iugis c.

Back 66

Wife, husband

Front 67

conor (1)

Back 67

Try

Front 68

consilium -i n.

Back 68

Plan, decision, policy

Front 69

consisto -sistere -stiti -spectum

Back 69

Halt, take up position

Front 70

conspicio -spicere -spexi -spectum

Back 70

Catch sight of

Front 71

consul -ulis m.

Back 71

Consul

Front 72

contendo -tendere -tendi -tentum

Back 72

Contend, strive, march, hurry

Front 73

copiae -arum f.pl.

Back 73

Troops, forces

Front 74

cor cordis n.

Back 74

Heart

Front 75

credo -dere -didi -ditum (+ dat.)

Back 75

Believe, entrust

Front 76

cresco crescere crevi cretum

Back 76

Grow, increase

Front 77

culpa -ae f.

Back 77

Blame

Front 78

culpo (1)

Back 78

Blame

Front 79

cum (+abl.)

Back 79

With

Front 80

cum

Back 80

When, since, although

Front 81

cupidus -a -um (+gen.)

Back 81

Eager, desirous

Front 82

cupio cupere cupivi cupitum

Back 82

Desire

Front 83

cur

Back 83

Why

Front 84

curro currere cucurri cursum

Back 84

Run

Front 85

custodio (4)

Back 85

Guard, protect, preserve

Front 86

custos -odis m.

Back 86

Guard

Front 87

de (+abl.)

Back 87

Down from, from, concerning

Front 88

dea -ae f.

Back 88

Goddess

Front 89

deus -i m.

Back 89

God

Front 90

debeo (2)

Back 90

Owe, ought to, have to

Front 91

defendo -fendere -fendi -fensum

Back 91

Defend

Front 92

dexter -tra -trum (or -tera -terum)

Back 92

On the right, right

Front 93

dextra (or dextera) -ae f.

Back 93

Right hand

Front 94

dextra (or dextera)

Back 94

On the right

Front 95

dico dicere dixi dictum

Back 95

Say, speak

Front 96

dies diei m. or f.

Back 96

Day (m.), set day, date

Front 97

difficilis -is -e

Back 97

Difficult

Front 98

digitus -i m.

Back 98

Finger

Front 99

dignus -a -um

Back 99

Worthy (of)

Front 100

disco discere didici

Back 100

Learn

Front 101

diu

Back 101

For a long time

Front 102

do dare dedi datum

Back 102

Give

Front 103

dono (1)

Back 103

Give, present with

Front 104

doceo docere docui doctum

Back 104

Teach

Front 105

dominus -i m.

Back 105

Master, lord

Front 106

domus -us f.

Back 106

House, home

Front 107

dubito (1)

Back 107

Doubt

Front 108

duco ducere duxi ductum

Back 108

Lead, take

Front 109

dum

Back 109

While, as long as, provided that

Front 110

dulcis -is -e

Back 110

Sweet, pleasant

Front 111

e, ex (+abl.)

Back 111

Out of, from

Front 112

ecce

Back 112

Look!

Front 113

edo edere edi esum

Back 113

Eat

Front 114

ego

Back 114

I

Front 115

enim

Back 115

For, because

Front 116

eo ire ivi (or ii) itum

Back 116

Go

Front 117

eo

Back 117

To there

Front 118

epistula -ae f.

Back 118

Letter

Front 119

eques equitus m.

Back 119

Horseman

Front 120

equus -i m.

Back 120

Horse

Front 121

et

Back 121

And

Front 122

etiam

Back 122

Even, also

Front 123

exercitus -us m.

Back 123

Army

Front 124

fabula -ae f.

Back 124

Story

Front 125

facilis -is -e

Back 125

Easy

Front 126

facio facere feci factum

Back 126

Do, make

Front 127

fama -ae f.

Back 127

Report, rumour, fame, reputation

Front 128

familia -ae f.

Back 128

Household, family

Front 129

fatum -i n.

Back 129

Fate, destiny

Front 130

felix (gen. felicis)

Back 130

Fortunate, lucky, successful

Front 131

femina -ae f.

Back 131

Woman

Front 132

fero ferre tuli latum

Back 132

Bring, carry, endure

Front 133

ferrum -i n.

Back 133

Iron, sword

Front 134

fessus -a -um

Back 134

Tired, weary

Front 135

fidelis -is -e

Back 135

Faithful

Front 136

filia -ae f.

Back 136

Daughter

Front 137

filius -i m.

Back 137

Son

Front 138

fines -ium m.pl.

Back 138

Territory, boundaries

Front 139

finis -is m.

Back 139

Boundary, limit, end

Front 140

fio fieri

Back 140

Become, be made, happen

Front 141

fleo flere flevi fletum

Back 141

Weep, cry

Front 142

flos floris m.

Back 142

Flower

Front 143

flumen -inis n.

Back 143

River

Front 144

fortis -is -e

Back 144

Brave, strong

Front 145

fortiter

Back 145

Bravely

Front 146

forte

Back 146

By chance

Front 147

fortuna -ae f.

Back 147

Fortune, chance

Front 148

forum -i n.

Back 148

Market-place, forum

Front 149

frater -tris m.

Back 149

Brother

Front 150

fugio fugere fugi fugitum

Back 150

Flee, escape, keep away from

Front 151

gaudeo gaudere gavisus sum

Back 151

Be glad, rejoice

Front 152

gens, gentis f.

Back 152

Tribe, clan, people

Front 153

gero, gerere gessi gestum

Back 153

Wear, carry on, conduct

Front 154

gladius -i m.

Back 154

Sword

Front 155

gloria -ae f.

Back 155

Glory

Front 156

habeo (2)

Back 156

Have, hold, consider

Front 157

hasta -ae f.

Back 157

Spear

Front 158

haud

Back 158

Not

Front 159

hic haec hoc

Back 159

This

Front 160

hic

Back 160

Here

Front 161

hiems hiemis f.

Back 161

Winter

Front 162

hinc

Back 162

From here

Front 163

homo hominis m.

Back 163

Man, human being

Front 164

hora -ae f.

Back 164

Hour

Front 165

hortor (1)

Back 165

Encourage, urge

Front 166

hortus -i m.

Back 166

Garden

Front 167

hostis -is c.

Back 167

Enemy

Front 168

huc

Back 168

To here

Front 169

humanus -a -um

Back 169

Human, kind, humane

Front 170

ibi

Back 170

There

Front 171

idem eadem idem

Back 171

The same

Front 172

igitur

Back 172

Therefore

Front 173

ignis -is m.

Back 173

Fire

Front 174

ille illa illud

Back 174

That

Front 175

illic

Back 175

There

Front 176

illinc

Back 176

From there

Front 177

illuc

Back 177

To there

Front 178

imperator -oris m.

Back 178

General, emperor

Front 179

imperium -i n.

Back 179

Command, power, empire

Front 180

impero (1) (+dat.)

Back 180

Order

Front 181

impetus -us m.

Back 181

Charge, attack

Front 182

in (+acc.)

Back 182

Into, against

Front 183

in (+abl.)

Back 183

In, on

Front 184

incola -ae c.

Back 184

Inhabitant

Front 185

incolo (1)

Back 185

Inhabit

Front 186

inde

Back 186

From there, then

Front 187

ingens (gen. ingentis)

Back 187

Huge, vast

Front 188

inquit

Back 188

He says, he said

Front 189

insidiae -arum f.pl.

Back 189

Ambush, plot, treachery

Front 190

insignis -is -e

Back 190

Distinguished, remarkable

Front 191

insula -ae f.

Back 191

Island, block of flats

Front 192

intellego -legere -lexi -lectum

Back 192

Perceive, understand, realise

Front 193

interea

Back 193

Meanwhile

Front 194

interficio -ficere -feci -fectum

Back 194

Kill

Front 195

interim

Back 195

Meanwhile

Front 196

intro (1)

Back 196

Enter

Front 197

invenio -venire -veni -ventum

Back 197

Find

Front 198

ipse ipsa ipsum

Back 198

Himself, herself, itself

Front 199

ira -ae f.

Back 199

Anger

Front 200

irascor irasci iratus sum (+dat.)

Back 200

Become angry

Front 201

iratus -a -um

Back 201

Angry

Front 202

is ea id

Back 202

That; he, she, it

Front 203

iste ista istud

Back 203

That; he, she, it

Front 204

ita

Back 204

So, thus

Front 205

itaque

Back 205

And so, therefore

Front 206

iter itineris n.

Back 206

Journey, march, route

Front 207

iterum

Back 207

Again

Front 208

iaceo (2)

Back 208

Lie, lie down

Front 209

iacio iacere ieci iactum

Back 209

Throw

Front 210

iam

Back 210

Now, by now, already

Front 211

iubeo iubere iussi iussum

Back 211

Order

Front 212

iudex iudicis m.

Back 212

Judge, member of jury

Front 213

iudicium -i n.

Back 213

Judgement

Front 214

iudico (1)

Back 214

Judge

Front 215

ius iuris n.

Back 215

Law, right

Front 216

iustus -a -um

Back 216

Just, right

Front 217

iuvenis -is m.

Back 217

Young man

Front 218

labor -oris m.

Back 218

Work, effort, hardship

Front 219

laboro (1)

Back 219

Work, be in difficulty

Front 220

laetus -a -um

Back 220

Glad, happy

Front 221

latus -a -um

Back 221

Wide, broad

Front 222

laudo (1)

Back 222

Praise

Front 223

laus laudis f.

Back 223

Praise

Front 224

legatus -i m.

Back 224

Officer, ambassador, representative

Front 225

legio -ionis f.

Back 225

Legion

Front 226

lego legere legi lectum

Back 226

Read, collect, pick, choose

Front 227

leo leonis m.

Back 227

Lion

Front 228

lex legis f.

Back 228

Law

Front 229

liber libri m.

Back 229

Book

Front 230

liber -era -erum

Back 230

Free

Front 231

liberi -orum m.pl.

Back 231

Children

Front 232

libero (1)

Back 232

Free, release

Front 233

lingua -ae f.

Back 233

Tongue, language

Front 234

locus -i m.

Back 234

Place

Front 235

longus -a -um

Back 235

Long

Front 236

loquor loqui locutus sum

Back 236

Speak

Front 237

ludo ludere lusi lusum

Back 237

Play

Front 238

ludus -i m.

Back 238

Game, public games, school

Front 239

luna -ae f.

Back 239

Moon

Front 240

lux lucis f.

Back 240

Light

Front 241

magnopere

Back 241

Greatly, very much

Front 242

magnus -a -um

Back 242

Big, great

Front 243

malus -a -um

Back 243

Bad

Front 244

maneo manere mansi mansum

Back 244

Stay, remain, continue, await

Front 245

manus -us f.

Back 245

Hand, body of men

Front 246

mare maris n.

Back 246

Sea

Front 247

mater matris f.

Back 247

Mother

Front 248

medius -a -um

Back 248

Middle, in the middle

Front 249

mens, mentis f.

Back 249

Mind, intention

Front 250

mensa -ae f.

Back 250

Table

Front 251

miles militis m.

Back 251

Soldier

Front 252

mirus -a -um

Back 252

Wonderful

Front 253

miser -era -erum

Back 253

Miserable, wretched

Front 254

mitto mittere misi missum

Back 254

Send

Front 255

modus -i m.

Back 255

Way, manner

Front 256

moneo (2)

Back 256

Warn, advise

Front 257

mons montis m.

Back 257

Mountain

Front 258

mora -ae f.

Back 258

Delay

Front 259

morbus -i m.

Back 259

Disease

Front 260

morior mori mortuus sum

Back 260

Die

Front 261

moror (1)

Back 261

Delay, check

Front 262

mors mortis f.

Back 262

Death

Front 263

moveo movere movi motum

Back 263

Move (trans.)

Front 264

mox

Back 264

Soon

Front 265

mulier -ieris f.

Back 265

Woman

Front 266

multitudo -inis f.

Back 266

Crowd, large number

Front 267

multus -a -um

Back 267

Many, much

Front 268

murus -i m.

Back 268

Wall

Front 269

muto (1)

Back 269

Change (trans.)

Front 270

nam

Back 270

For, because

Front 271

narro (1)

Back 271

Tell, relate

Front 272

nascor nasci natus sum

Back 272

Be born

Front 273

nato (1)

Back 273

Swim

Front 274

nauta -ae m.

Back 274

Sailor

Front 275

navigo (1)

Back 275

Sail

Front 276

navis -is f.

Back 276

Ship

Front 277

nec, neque

Back 277

And not, neither, nor

Front 278

neco (1)

Back 278

Kill

Front 279

nego (1)

Back 279

Deny, say that...not

Front 280

nemo (neminem nullius nemini nullo)

Back 280

Nobody

Front 281

nihil, nil

Back 281

Nothing

Front 282

nisi

Back 282

Unless, if not, except

Front 283

nobilis -is -e

Back 283

Noble

Front 284

nolo nolle nolui

Back 284

Be unwilling, not want

Front 285

nomen -inis n.

Back 285

Name

Front 286

non

Back 286

Not

Front 287

nondum

Back 287

Not yet

Front 288

nonne

Back 288

Surely

Front 289

nos

Back 289

We

Front 290

noster -tra -trum

Back 290

Our

Front 291

novus -a -um

Back 291

New

Front 292

nox noctis f.

Back 292

Night

Front 293

nullus -a -um

Back 293

None

Front 294

num

Back 294

Surely...not? (In direct question), whether, if (In indirect question)

Front 295

numerus -i m.

Back 295

Number

Front 296

numquam, nunquam

Back 296

Never

Front 297

nuntio, nuncio (1)

Back 297

Announce

Front 298

nuper

Back 298

Recently, lately

Front 299

nusquam

Back 299

Nowhere

Front 300

occupo (1)

Back 300

Seize

Front 301

oculus -i m.

Back 301

Eye

Front 302

omnis -is -e

Back 302

All, every

Front 303

onus, oneris n.

Back 303

Burden

Front 304

oppidum -i n.

Back 304

Town

Front 305

oppugno (1)

Back 305

Attack, assault

Front 306

opus, operis n.

Back 306

Task, job, work

Front 307

ora -ae f.

Back 307

Coast, shore, region

Front 308

orno (1)

Back 308

Equip, adorn, decorate

Front 309

oro (1)

Back 309

Pray, beg, ask

Front 310

os, oris n.

Back 310

Mouth, face

Front 311

ostendo -tendere -tendi -tentum

Back 311

Show

Front 312

paene

Back 312

Almost

Front 313

paro (1)

Back 313

Prepare, acquire

Front 314

pars partis f.

Back 314

Part

Front 315

parvus -a -um

Back 315

Small

Front 316

pater patris m.

Back 316

Father

Front 317

patior pati passus sum

Back 317

Suffer, endure, allow

Front 318

patria -ae f.

Back 318

Fatherland, one's country

Front 319

pauci -ae -a

Back 319

Few

Front 320

pax pacis f.

Back 320

Peace

Front 321

pectus -oris n.

Back 321

Breast, chest, heart

Front 322

pecunia -ae f.

Back 322

Money

Front 323

pello pellere pepuli pulsum

Back 323

Drive, push, drive away, dispel

Front 324

per (+acc.)

Back 324

Through, by means of

Front 325

perdo perdere perdidi perditum

Back 325

Lose, destroy, ruin

Front 326

pereo perire perii peritum

Back 326

Perish, die

Front 327

periculum -i n.

Back 327

Danger

Front 328

pervenio -venire -veni -ventum

Back 328

Arrive

Front 329

pes pedis m.

Back 329

Foot

Front 330

peto petere petivi (or petii) petitum

Back 330

Seek, ask, aim at, make for

Front 331

placeo placere placui placitum (+dat.)

Back 331

Please

Front 332

plenus -a -um (+gen.)

Back 332

Full

Front 333

plerique -aeque -aque

Back 333

Most, very many

Front 334

poena -ae f.

Back 334

Punishment

Front 335

pono ponere posui positum

Back 335

Put, place, put aside

Front 336

pons pontis m.

Back 336

Bridge

Front 337

pontus -i m.

Back 337

Sea

Front 338

populus -i m.

Back 338

A people, nation, the people

Front 339

porta -ae f.

Back 339

Gate

Front 340

porto (1)

Back 340

Carry

Front 341

portus -us m.

Back 341

Harbour, port

Front 342

possum posse potui

Back 342

Be able, can

Front 343

post (adv. and prep. +acc.)

Back 343

After, behind

Front 344

postea (adv.)

Back 344

Afterwards

Front 345

postquam (conj.)

Back 345

After

Front 346

praeda -ae f.

Back 346

Booty, plunder, prey

Front 347

praemium -i n.

Back 347

Reward, prize

Front 348

praesidium -i n.

Back 348

Defence, garrison

Front 349

praetor -oris m.

Back 349

Praetor

Front 350

primus -a -um

Back 350

First

Front 351

princeps principis m.

Back 351

Chief, leader, emperor

Front 352

prior (gen. prioris)

Back 352

Former, earlier, previous

Front 353

prius (adv.)

Back 353

Previously, before

Front 354

priusquam (conj.)

Back 354

Before

Front 355

procul

Back 355

Far away

Front 356

prodo prodere prodidi proditum

Back 356

Betray, make known, transmit

Front 357

proelium -i n.

Back 357

Battle

Front 358

proficiscor -ficisci -fectus sum

Back 358

Set out, start

Front 359

progredior -gredi -gressus sum

Back 359

Advance

Front 360

prope (adv. and prep. +acc.)

Back 360

Near

Front 361

propero (1)

Back 361

Hurry

Front 362

publicus -a -um

Back 362

Public

Front 363

puella -ae f.

Back 363

Girl

Front 364

puer pueri m.

Back 364

Boy

Front 365

pugna -ae f.

Back 365

Fight

Front 366

pugno (1)

Back 366

Fight

Front 367

pulcher -chra -chrum

Back 367

Beautiful

Front 368

punio (4)

Back 368

Punish

Front 369

puto (1)

Back 369

Think

Front 370

quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitum

Back 370

Seek, procure, ask

Front 371

qualis -is -e

Back 371

Of what kind

Front 372

quando

Back 372

When

Front 373

quantus -a -um

Back 373

How great, how much

Front 374

que

Back 374

And

Front 375

qui quae quod

Back 375

Who, which

Front 376

quidam quaedam quoddam

Back 376

A, a certain person or thing

Front 377

quidem

Back 377

Indeed, certainly

Front 378

quis quis quid

Back 378

Who, which, what (in qu.)

Front 379

quod

Back 379

Because

Front 380

quomodo

Back 380

How

Front 381

quoque

Back 381

Also

Front 382

quot

Back 382

How many

Front 383

quotiens

Back 383

How many times, how often

Front 384

rapio rapere rapui raptum

Back 384

Seize, snatch, carry off

Front 385

reddo reddere reddidi redditum

Back 385

Give back, restore

Front 386

redeo redire redii (or redivi) reditum

Back 386

Go back, return

Front 387

regina -ae f.

Back 387

Queen

Front 388

regnum -i n.

Back 388

Kingdom

Front 389

rego regere rexi rectum

Back 389

Rule

Front 390

relinquo -linquere -liqui -lictum

Back 390

Leave, leave behind

Front 391

reliquus -a -um

Back 391

Remaining, the rest

Front 392

res rei f.

Back 392

Thing, affair, matter, event

Front 393

res publica, rei publicae

Back 393

The state, republic

Front 394

resisto -sistere -stiti (+dat.)

Back 394

Resist

Front 395

respondeo -spondere -spondi -sponsum

Back 395

Reply, answer

Front 396

rex regis m.

Back 396

King

Front 397

rideo ridere risi risum

Back 397

Laugh

Front 398

ripa -ae f.

Back 398

Bank (of river)

Front 399

rogo (1)

Back 399

Ask

Front 400

rumpo rumpere rupi ruptum

Back 400

Break, burst (trans.)

Front 401

rursus

Back 401

Again

Front 402

saepe

Back 402

Often

Front 403

saevus -a -um

Back 403

Cruel, savage

Front 404

sagitta -ae f.

Back 404

Arrow

Front 405

sanguis sanguinis m.

Back 405

Blood

Front 406

sapiens (gen. sapientis)

Back 406

Wise

Front 407

satis

Back 407

Enough

Front 408

saxum -i n.

Back 408

Stone, rock

Front 409

scio scire scivi scitum

Back 409

Know

Front 410

scribo scribere scripsi scriptum

Back 410

Write

Front 411

scutum -i n.

Back 411

Shield

Front 412

se (sui sibi se)

Back 412

Himself etc., themselves

Front 413

sed

Back 413

But

Front 414

sedeo sedere sedi sessum

Back 414

Sit

Front 415

semper

Back 415

Always

Front 416

senator -oris m.

Back 416

Senator

Front 417

senatus -us m.

Back 417

Senate

Front 418

senex senis m.

Back 418

Old man

Front 419

sentio sentire sensi sensum

Back 419

Feel, perceive, experience, think

Front 420

sequor sequi secutus sum

Back 420

Follow

Front 421

servio servire servii servitum (+dat.)

Back 421

Serve, be a slave

Front 422

servo (1)

Back 422

Save, protect, keep

Front 423

servus -i m.

Back 423

Slave

Front 424

si

Back 424

If

Front 425

sic

Back 425

Thus

Front 426

signum -i n.

Back 426

Sign, signal, battle-standard

Front 427

silentium -i n.

Back 427

Silence

Front 428

silva -ae f.

Back 428

Wood, forest

Front 429

similis -is -e (+gen. or dat.)

Back 429

Like, similar

Front 430

simul

Back 430

At the same time

Front 431

simul ac, simul atque

Back 431

As soon as

Front 432

sine (+abl.)

Back 432

Without

Front 433

sino sinere sivi situm

Back 433

Allow

Front 434

socius -i m.

Back 434

Friend, ally

Front 435

sol solis m.

Back 435

Sun

Front 436

soleo solere solitus sum

Back 436

Be in the habit of, be accustomed to

Front 437

solum

Back 437

Only

Front 438

solus -a -um

Back 438

Alone, only

Front 439

somnus -i m.

Back 439

Sleep

Front 440

sonus -i m.

Back 440

Sound, noise

Front 441

soror sororis f.

Back 441

Sister

Front 442

spero (1)

Back 442

Hope

Front 443

spes spei f.

Back 443

Hope

Front 444

statim

Back 444

Immediately

Front 445

statuo statuere statui statum

Back 445

Set up, establish, decide

Front 446

sto stare steti statum

Back 446

Stand

Front 447

stultus -a -um

Back 447

Foolish, stupid

Front 448

sub (+acc.)

Back 448

Up to

Front 449

sub (+abl.)

Back 449

Under

Front 450

subito

Back 450

Suddenly

Front 451

subitus -a -um

Back 451

Sudden

Front 452

subsidium -i n.

Back 452

Help, support, reserve troops

Front 453

sum esse fui

Back 453

Be

Front 454

surgo surgere surrexi surrectum

Back 454

Rise, get up

Front 455

suus -a -um

Back 455

His (own), hers, its, their

Front 456

taceo tacere tacui tacitum

Back 456

Be quiet, say nothing

Front 457

talis -is -e

Back 457

Such, of such a kind

Front 458

tam

Back 458

So

Front 459

tamen

Back 459

But, however

Front 460

tandem

Back 460

At last, finally

Front 461

tango tangere tetigi tactum

Back 461

Touch

Front 462

tantus -a -um

Back 462

So great, so much

Front 463

tectum -i n.

Back 463

Roof, house, building

Front 464

telum -i n.

Back 464

Weapon, javelin

Front 465

templum -i n.

Back 465

Temple

Front 466

tempus temporis n.

Back 466

Time

Front 467

teneo tenere tenui tentum

Back 467

Have, hold

Front 468

terra -ae f.

Back 468

Earth, land

Front 469

terreo (2)

Back 469

Frighten

Front 470

timeo (2)

Back 470

Fear, be afraid

Front 471

tot

Back 471

So many

Front 472

totiens

Back 472

So many times, so often

Front 473

totus -a -um

Back 473

All, whole, entire

Front 474

trado tradere tradidi traditum

Back 474

Hand over, hand down

Front 475

traho trahere traxi tractum

Back 475

Pull, drag

Front 476

trans (+acc.)

Back 476

Across, over, beyond

Front 477

tristis -is -e

Back 477

Sad, gloomy

Front 478

tu

Back 478

You

Front 479

tum, tunc

Back 479

Then

Front 480

tutus -a -um

Back 480

Safe

Front 481

tuus -a -um

Back 481

Your

Front 482

ubi

Back 482

Where

Front 483

ullus -a -um

Back 483

Any

Front 484

umquam, unquam

Back 484

Ever

Front 485

una

Back 485

Together

Front 486

unde

Back 486

From where

Front 487

undique

Back 487

From all sides, on all sides

Front 488

unus -a -um

Back 488

One

Front 489

urbs urbis f.

Back 489

City

Front 490

ut, uti

Back 490

So that, when, as, how

Front 491

uter utra utrum

Back 491

Which (of two)

Front 492

uxor uxoris f.

Back 492

Wife

Front 493

vale, valete

Back 493

Goodbye, farewell

Front 494

validus -a -um

Back 494

Strong

Front 495

vasto (1)

Back 495

Ravage, lay waste

Front 496

vastus -a -um

Back 496

Enormous, vast

Front 497

vel, -ve

Back 497

Or

Front 498

veho vehere vexi vectum

Back 498

Carry

Front 499

vendo vendere vendidi venditum

Back 499

Sell

Front 500

venio venire veni ventum

Back 500

Come

Front 501

ventus -i m.

Back 501

Wind

Front 502

verbum -i n.

Back 502

Word

Front 503

verto vertere verti versum

Back 503

Turn

Front 504

verus -a -um

Back 504

True

Front 505

vester -tra -trum

Back 505

Your

Front 506

veto vetare vetui vetitum

Back 506

Forbid, tell not to

Front 507

via -ae f.

Back 507

Road, street, way

Front 508

victor -oris m.

Back 508

Conqueror, winner

Front 509

victoria -ae f.

Back 509

Victory

Front 510

vicus -i m.

Back 510

Village

Front 511

video videre vidi visum

Back 511

See

Front 512

vinco vincere vici victum

Back 512

Conquer, beat, win

Front 513

vir viri m.

Back 513

Man

Front 514

virtus virtutis f.

Back 514

Courage, virtue

Front 515

vita -ae f.

Back 515

Life

Front 516

vito (1)

Back 516

Avoid

Front 517

vivo vivere vixi victum

Back 517

Live

Front 518

vivus -a -um

Back 518

Alive

Front 519

vix

Back 519

Hardly, scarcely

Front 520

voco (1)

Back 520

Call

Front 521

volo velle volui

Back 521

Want, wish

Front 522

vos

Back 522

You

Front 523

vox vocis f.

Back 523

Voice

Front 524

vulnus -eris n.

Back 524

Wound