Latin Vocab Iv Egl998

Front 1

abhinc

Back 1

Ago

Front 2

acerbus -a -um

Back 2

Bitter

Front 3

adipiscor adipisci adeptus sum

Back 3

Obtain, acquire

Front 4

adolescens -entis m.

Back 4

Young man

Front 5

adolesco -escere -evi adultum

Back 5

Grow up

Front 6

adversus -a -um

Back 6

Facing, opposite, opposed, unfavourable

Front 7

adversus (+acc.)

Back 7

Against, towards

Front 8

aemulor (1)

Back 8

Rival

Front 9

aemulus -a -um

Back 9

Rivalling, envious

Front 10

aestus -us m.

Back 10

Heat, tide

Front 11

alacer -cris -cre

Back 11

Lively, brisk, quick

Front 12

alienus -a -um

Back 12

Belonging to another, foreign, foreign to

Front 13

anceps (gen. -iptis)

Back 13

Doubtful, undecided

Front 14

antrum -i n.

Back 14

cave

Front 15

aratrum -i n.

Back 15

Plough

Front 16

aro (1)

Back 16

Plough

Front 17

arbitror (1)

Back 17

Think

Front 18

arcus -us m.

Back 18

Bow, rainbow, arch, anything arched

Front 19

ardeo ardere arsi arsum

Back 19

Burn (intrans.), be ardent

Front 20

arduus -a -um

Back 20

Steep, difficult

Front 21

arguo -uere -ui -utum

Back 21

Prove, accuse

Front 22

artus -um m.pl.

Back 22

Limbs

Front 23

arvum -i n.

Back 23

Field

Front 24

avus -i m.

Back 24

Grandfather, ancestor

Front 25

benignus -a -um

Back 25

Kind

Front 26

blandior (4) (+dat.)

Back 26

Flatter, entice

Front 27

blandus -a -um

Back 27

Flattering, pleasant

Front 28

bona -orum n.pl.

Back 28

Property, possessions

Front 29

bracchium -i n.

Back 29

Arm

Front 30

cadaver -eris n.

Back 30

Corpse

Front 31

caelestis -is -e

Back 31

Of the sky, heavenly

Front 32

calidus -a -um

Back 32

Warm, hot

Front 33

callidus -a -um

Back 33

Cunning, clever

Front 34

carpo carpere carpsi carptum

Back 34

Pluck, enjoy, vilify

Front 35

censeo -ere -ui censum

Back 35

Think, vote, decree, rate

Front 36

cesso (1)

Back 36

Delay, cease, be inactive

Front 37

cieo ciere civi citum

Back 37

Rouse, set in motion

Front 38

cinis cineris m.

Back 38

Ashes

Front 39

cito (1)

Back 39

Rouse, summon, quote

Front 40

cito

Back 40

Quickly

Front 41

citerior (gen. -oris)

Back 41

On this side, near

Front 42

citra (adv. and prep. +acc.)

Back 42

On this side (of)

Front 43

coerceo (2)

Back 43

Confine, restrain, control

Front 44

commeatus -us m.

Back 44

Supplies, provisions

Front 45

concido -cidere -cidi

Back 45

Fall (esp. in battle), perish, collapse

Front 46

concido -cidere -cisi -cisum

Back 46

Cut down, destroy

Front 47

concilio (1)

Back 47

Win over, make friendly, procure

Front 48

concilium -i n.

Back 48

Assembly, council

Front 49

confectus -a -um

Back 49

Worn out

Front 50

consuesco -suescere -suevi -suetum

Back 50

Accustom, become accustomed

Front 51

consuetudo -inis f.

Back 51

Custom, habit

Front 52

consulo -sulere -sului -sultum

Back 52

Consider, consult (+dat.), take thought for

Front 53

contio -onis f.

Back 53

Assembly, speech

Front 54

cornu -us n.

Back 54

Horn, wing of an army

Front 55

cotidianus -a -um

Back 55

Daily

Front 56

crastinus -a -um

Back 56

Of tomorrow

Front 57

creber -bra -brum

Back 57

Frequent, numerous, crowded

Front 58

crebro

Back 58

Frequently

Front 59

cunctor (1)

Back 59

Delay

Front 60

damno (1)

Back 60

Condemn

Front 61

damnum -i n.

Back 61

Damage, loss

Front 62

daps, dapis f.

Back 62

Feast, banquet

Front 63

decet

Back 63

It is fitting, proper

Front 64

decus decoris n.

Back 64

Glory, splendour, honour

Front 65

dedecet

Back 65

It is disgraceful, improper

Front 66

dedecus -oris n.

Back 66

Disgrace, dishonour, shame

Front 67

demo demere dempsi demptum

Back 67

Take away, remove

Front 68

demum

Back 68

Exactly, precisely, at last

Front 69

desiderium -i n.

Back 69

Longing, regret

Front 70

desidero (1)

Back 70

Long for, miss

Front 71

detrimentum -i n.

Back 71

Loss, damage

Front 72

dimico (1)

Back 72

Fight, struggle

Front 73

discors (gen. -cordis)

Back 73

Disagreeing, at variance

Front 74

domo domare domui domitum

Back 74

Tame, subdue, conquer

Front 75

duplex (gen. -plicis)

Back 75

Double, twofold

Front 76

egeo egere egui (+abl.)

Back 76

Lack, need

Front 77

ergo

Back 77

Therefore

Front 78

eximius -a -um

Back 78

Excellent, extraordinary

Front 79

exitium -i n.

Back 79

Destruction, ruin

Front 80

expedio -pedire -pedivi -peditum

Back 80

Bring out, prepare, arrange, release

Front 81

expers (gen. -pertis) (+gen.)

Back 81

Having no part in, devoid of

Front 82

facinus -oris n.

Back 82

Deed, crime

Front 83

facultas -atis f.

Back 83

Opportunity, ability, means

Front 84

findo fingere finxi fictum

Back 84

Form, imagine, invent

Front 85

flagito (1)

Back 85

Demand

Front 86

fletus -us m.

Back 86

Weeping

Front 87

fodio fodere fodi fossum

Back 87

Dig

Front 88

fores -um f.pl.

Back 88

Door

Front 89

foris

Back 89

Out of doors, outside

Front 90

fretum -i n.

Back 90

Strait, sea

Front 91

fretus -a -um (+abl.)

Back 91

Relying on, trusting in

Front 92

glorior (1)

Back 92

Boast

Front 93

grex gregis f.

Back 93

Flock

Front 94

gubernator -oris m.

Back 94

Steersman, governor

Front 95

guberno (1)

Back 95

Steer, govern

Front 96

haereo haerere haesi haesum

Back 96

Stick

Front 97

heres heredis c.

Back 97

Heir

Front 98

hesternus -a -um

Back 98

Of yesterday

Front 99

hiberna -orum n.pl.

Back 99

Winter quarters

Front 100

hibernus -a -um

Back 100

Of winter, wintry

Front 101

hiberno (1), hiemo (1)

Back 101

Pass the winter, keep in winter quarters

Front 102

hodiernus -a -um

Back 102

Of today, today's

Front 103

horreo horrere horrui

Back 103

Shudder at, be afraid of

Front 104

horror -oris m.

Back 104

Fear, trembling

Front 105

hospes -itis m.

Back 105

Host, guest, stranger

Front 106

hostia -ae f.

Back 106

Victim, sacrifice

Front 107

ictus -us m.

Back 107

Blow, stroke

Front 108

immanis -is -e

Back 108

Monstrous, frightful, savage

Front 109

impiger -gra -grum

Back 109

Active, energetic

Front 110

improbus -a -um

Back 110

Wicked, shameless

Front 111

incommodus -a -um

Back 111

inconvenient, troublesome

Front 112

incommodum -i n.

Back 112

Disadvantage, injury, misfortune

Front 113

induo -uere -ui -utum

Back 113

Put on

Front 114

indutiae -arum f.pl.

Back 114

Truce

Front 115

infestus -a -um

Back 115

Hostile, dangerous

Front 116

infimus -a -um

Back 116

Lowest, last, bottom

Front 117

imus -a -um

Back 117

Lowest, last, bottom

Front 118

inscius -a -um

Back 118

Not knowing, ignorant

Front 119

intercludo -cludere -clusi -clusum

Back 119

Shut off, cut off

Front 120

interdum

Back 120

Sometimes, from time to time

Front 121

interest -esse -fuit (+gen. or mea, tua, sua)

Back 121

It concerns, it is of interest or importance

Front 122

intimus -a -um

Back 122

Innermost, deepest

Front 123

item

Back 123

Likewise, also

Front 124

iacto (1)

Back 124

Throw, shake, toss about

Front 125

labor labi lapsus sum

Back 125

slip, slide, fall

Front 126

lacer -era -erum

Back 126

Torn, mangled

Front 127

languidus -a -um

Back 127

Faint, weak

Front 128

latebrae -arum f.pl.

Back 128

Hiding place, lair

Front 129

lenis -is -e

Back 129

Gentle, mild

Front 130

libet libere libuit or libitum est (+dat.)

Back 130

It pleases

Front 131

libido -inis f.

Back 131

Desire, lust

Front 132

lignum -i n.

Back 132

Wood

Front 133

ligo (1)

Back 133

Bind, tie

Front 134

luceo lucere luxi

Back 134

Shine, be light

Front 135

lucidus -a -um

Back 135

Bright, clear

Front 136

manes -ium m.pl.

Back 136

Spirits of the dead

Front 137

maturo (1)

Back 137

Hurry on, accomplish quickly

Front 138

maturus -a -um

Back 138

Ripe, mature, early

Front 139

mediocris -is -e

Back 139

Moderate, ordinary

Front 140

meditor (1)

Back 140

Consider, reflect, intend

Front 141

merces mercedis f.

Back 141

Wages, prices

Front 142

merito

Back 142

Deservedly

Front 143

miseret -ere -uit (+acc. and gen.)

Back 143

It causes pity, one feels pity

Front 144

modo

Back 144

Only, just now

Front 145

moles -is f.

Back 145

Mass, bulk, massive structure

Front 146

molior (4)

Back 146

Labour at, attempt, devise

Front 147

mordeo mordere momordi morsum

Back 147

Bite

Front 148

morsus -us m.

Back 148

Bite

Front 149

mundus -i m.

Back 149

Universe, world

Front 150

munus muneris n.

Back 150

Gift, service, job, public show

Front 151

nequeo -quire -quivi or -quii -quitum

Back 151

Be unable

Front 152

nequiquam

Back 152

In vain

Front 153

nimbus -i m.

Back 153

Cloud

Front 154

niteo nitere

Back 154

Shine, glitter, look beautiful

Front 155

nitor niti nixus or nisus sum (+abl.)

Back 155

Strive, rely on

Front 156

numen numinis n.

Back 156

Divine power, deity

Front 157

occulo -culere -cului -cultum

Back 157

Conceal

Front 158

operio operire operui opertum

Back 158

Cover, hide

Front 159

opem opis f. (no nom.)

Back 159

Help, strength

Front 160

opes opum f.pl.

Back 160

Property, wealth, power

Front 161

opportunus -a -um

Back 161

Suitable, at the right time

Front 162

opprimo -primere -pressi -pressum

Back 162

Overwhelm, crush

Front 163

opulentus -a -um

Back 163

Rich, wealthy

Front 164

paenitet -ere -uit (+acc. and gen.)

Back 164

It causes repentance, one is sorry for, one regrets

Front 165

pando pandere pandi passum

Back 165

Spread out, throw open, disclose

Front 166

pario parere peperi partum

Back 166

Give birth to, produce, acquire

Front 167

paulatim

Back 167

Gradually

Front 168

paveo pavere pavi

Back 168

Be afraid (of)

Front 169

pavor -oris m.

Back 169

Fear, trembling

Front 170

penates -ium m.pl.

Back 170

Household gods, home

Front 171

pendo pendere pependi pensum

Back 171

Pay, consider, value

Front 172

pergo pergere perrexi perrectum

Back 172

Continue, proceed

Front 173

peritus -a -um (+gen.)

Back 173

Skilled, experienced in

Front 174

pertineo -tinere -tinui

Back 174

Reach, concern, belonging to

Front 175

piger -gra -grum

Back 175

Slow, lazy

Front 176

placo (1)

Back 176

Reconcile, pacify

Front 177

plerumque

Back 177

Mostly, for the most part

Front 178

populor (1)

Back 178

Ravage, devastate

Front 179

porro

Back 179

Onwards, further, moreover

Front 180

postulo (1)

Back 180

Demand

Front 181

prae (+abl.)

Back 181

In front of, compared with, because of

Front 182

praebeo (2)

Back 182

Offer, give, show

Front 183

praesertim

Back 183

Especially

Front 184

praesto -stare -stiti -stitum

Back 184

Surpass, excel, fulfill, perform, show, offer

Front 185

priscus -a -um

Back 185

Ancient, or former times

Front 186

pristinus -a -um

Back 186

Former, original

Front 187

probosus -a -um

Back 187

Shameful, disgraceful

Front 188

probum -i n.

Back 188

Disgrace, shame, insult

Front 189

promo promere prompsi promptum

Back 189

Bring out, disclose

Front 190

protinus

Back 190

At once

Front 191

pulvis pulveris profui (+dat.)

Back 191

Be of use

Front 192

puppis -is f.

Back 192

Stern of ship, ship

Front 193

quaestio -onis f.

Back 193

Inquiry, public investigation

Front 194

quaestus -us m.

Back 194

Gain, profit

Front 195

quasi

Back 195

As if, just as, as it were

Front 196

quilibet quaelibet quodlibet

Back 196

Anyone, anything

Front 197

quivis quaevis quodvis

Back 197

Anyone, anything

Front 198

ratis -is f.

Back 198

Raft, boat

Front 199

recuso (1)

Back 199

Refuse

Front 200

refert referre rettulit (mea, tua, etc.)

Back 200

It profits, it matters, it concerns

Front 201

reor reri ratus sum

Back 201

Think

Front 202

reus -i m.

Back 202

The accused, the defendant

Front 203

robur -oris n.

Back 203

Oak, strength, power

Front 204

ruber -bra -brum

Back 204

Red

Front 205

rudis -is-e

Back 205

Rough, crude, clumsy, inexperienced

Front 206

saltus -us m.

Back 206

Pasture-land, woodland, valley

Front 207

scopulus -i m.

Back 207

Rock, crag

Front 208

securus -a -um

Back 208

Free from care, untroubled, serene

Front 209

sedo (1)

Back 209

Calm, quiet, stop

Front 210

segnis -is -e

Back 210

Slow, lazy

Front 211

sodalis -is c.

Back 211

Friend, comrade

Front 212

sollers (gen. -ertis)

Back 212

Skilful, clever

Front 213

sollertia -ae f.

Back 213

Skill, ingenuity, shrewdness

Front 214

solor (1)

Back 214

Comfort, console

Front 215

solum -i n.

Back 215

Ground, soil, land

Front 216

sopor -oris m.

Back 216

Sleep

Front 217

sors sortis f.

Back 217

Lot, chance, fate, share

Front 218

species -iei f.

Back 218

Appearance, shape, pretext

Front 219

sterno sternere stravi stratum

Back 219

Spread out, lay flat, overthrow

Front 220

stipendium -i n.

Back 220

Pay, military service

Front 221

strepitus -us m.

Back 221

Noise

Front 222

strepo strepere strepui

Back 222

Make a noise

Front 223

stringo stringere strinxi strictum

Back 223

Draw a sword, tie, pluck

Front 224

superi -orum m.pl.

Back 224

The gods above

Front 225

superstes (gen. stitis)

Back 225

Surviving

Front 226

supersum -esse -fuit

Back 226

Be left, remain, survive

Front 227

supplicium -i n.

Back 227

Punishment, torture

Front 228

taedet -ere -uit (+acc. and gen.)

Back 228

It wearies or disgusts, one is tired of, disgusted with

Front 229

taedium -i n.

Back 229

Weariness, disgust

Front 230

tantum

Back 230

Only

Front 231

temere

Back 231

Rashly

Front 232

tenebrae -arum f.pl.

Back 232

Darkness

Front 233

tormentum -arum f.pl.

Back 233

Artillery, torture

Front 234

torqueo -ere torsi tortum

Back 234

Twist, throw, torture

Front 235

trucido (1)

Back 235

Slaughter

Front 236

tueor tueri tuitus sum

Back 236

Look at, look after, protect

Front 237

tumultus -us m.

Back 237

Uproar, rebellion

Front 238

tumulus -i m.

Back 238

(Burial) mound, hill

Front 239

turma -ae f.

Back 239

Troop, squadron

Front 240

ulciscor ulcisci ultus sum

Back 240

avenge

Front 241

ulterior -ius

Back 241

Further

Front 242

ultimus -a -um

Back 242

Furthest, last, extreme

Front 243

ultra (adv. and prep. +acc.)

Back 243

Beyond, past

Front 244

usque

Back 244

Continuously, right up to

Front 245

usus -us m.

Back 245

Use, practice, experience

Front 246

vaco (1)

Back 246

Be empty of, free from (+abl.), have leisure for (+dat.)

Front 247

vadum -i n.

Back 247

Ford, sea (often pl.)

Front 248

vates -i n.

Back 248

Prophet, poet

Front 249

vello, vellere vulsi vulsum

Back 249

Pluck, tear away

Front 250

venia -ae f.

Back 250

Pardon, mercy, permission

Front 251

versus (adv.)

Back 251

towards

Front 252

vertex -icis m.

Back 252

Whirlpool, whirlwind, top, summit, head

Front 253

vero

Back 253

Certainly, but

Front 254

vestigium -i n.

Back 254

Footprint, trace

Front 255

vincio vincire vinxi vinctum

Back 255

Tie, bind

Front 256

vinculum -i n.

Back 256

Chain, rope, bond

Front 257

visus -us m.

Back 257

Look, glance, vision

Front 258

voluptas -atis f.

Back 258

Pleasure