Latin Vocabulary 7-10

Front 1

circumspecto,
circumspectare,
circumspectavi,
circumspectatus

Back 1

to look around

Front 2

curro,
currere,
cucurri,
cursus

Back 2

to run

Front 3

interficio,
interficere,
interfeci,
interfectus

Back 3

to kill

Front 4

gero,
gerere,
gessi,
gestum

Back 4

to wage, manage, wear, carry

Front 5

trado,
tradere,
tradidi,
traditus

Back 5

to hand over

Front 6

vulnero,
vulnare,
vulneravi,
vulneratum

Back 6

to wound

Front 7

ara, arae (f.)

Back 7

altar

Front 8

arma, armorum (n.,pl.)

Back 8

arms, weapons

Front 9

forma, formae (f.)

Back 9

form, shape, beauty

Front 10

aureus, aurea, aureum

Back 10

golden

Front 11

primus, prima, primum

Back 11

first

Front 12

secundus, secunda, secundum

Back 12

second, favorable

Front 13

hora, horae (f.)

Back 13

hour

Front 14

sanguis, sanginis (m.)

Back 14

blood

Front 15

tempus, temporis (n.)

Back 15

time

Front 16

senex, senis (m.)

Back 16

old man

Front 17

aureus, aurea, aureum

Back 17

golden

Front 18

fortis, forte

Back 18

brave, strong

Front 19

secundus, secunda, secundum

Back 19

second, favorable

Front 20

hora, horae (f.)

Back 20

hour

Front 21

sanguis, sanginis (m.)

Back 21

blood

Front 22

tempus, temporis (n.)

Back 22

time

Front 23

alienus, aliena, alienum

Back 23

belonging to another

Front 24

ceteri, ceterae, cetera

Back 24

the others, the rest

Front 25

clarus, clara, clarum

Back 25

clear, bright, famous

Front 26

fessus, fessa, fessum

Back 26

tired, weary

Front 27

mirus, mira, mirum

Back 27

amazing, wonderful

Front 28

tantus, tanta, tantum

Back 28

so great, so large

Front 29

vivus, viva, vivum

Back 29

alive, living

Front 30

potens, potentis

Back 30

powerful

Front 31

talis, tale

Back 31

of such a kind

Front 32

tot

Back 32

so many

Front 33

adsum,
adesse,
adfui

Back 33

to be present

Front 34

appropinquo,
appropinquare,
appropinquavi,
appropinquatum

Back 34

to approach

Front 35

vivo,
vivere,
vixi,
victum

Back 35

to live, to be alive

Front 36

edo,
edere,
edidi,
editum

Back 36

to eat

Front 37

caput, capitis (n.)

Back 37

head

Front 38

coniunx, coniugis (m./f.)

Back 38

spouse

Front 39

hospes, hospitis (m./f.)

Back 39

stranger, guest

Front 40

mens, mentis (f.)

Back 40

mind

Front 41

modus, modi (m.)

Back 41

measure, degree, manner, way

Front 42

moenia, moenium (n./pl.)

Back 42

walls, fortifications

Front 43

studium, studi (n.)

Back 43

zeal, enthusiasm, study, hobby

Front 44

vestis, vestis (f.)

Back 44

garment, clothing

Front 45

vitium, viti (n.)

Back 45

crime, fault

Front 46

alter, altera, alterum

Back 46

the other of two, second

Front 47

nullus, nulla, nullum

Back 47

none, not any

Front 48

ullus, ulla, ullum

Back 48

any

Front 49

neuter, nuetra, nuetrum

Back 49

neither

Front 50

uter, utra, utrum

Back 50

which (of two)

Front 51

plenus, plena, plenum

Back 51

full

Front 52

posterus, postera, posterum

Back 52

following, subsequent

Front 53

versus, versa, versum

Back 53

true, real

Front 54

aliquis, aliquid

Back 54

someone, anyone, something, anything

Front 55

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

Back 55

a certain person, a certain thing

Front 56

absum,
abesse,
afui,
afuturum

Back 56

to be absent

Front 57

ardeo,
ardere,
ardearsi,
afuturum

Back 57

to burn

Front 58

claudo,
claudere,
clausi,
clausum

Back 58

to shut, close

Front 59

coleo,
colere,
colui

Back 59

to cultivate, to worship

Front 60

creo,
creare,
creavi,
creatum

Back 60

to elect

Front 61

lego,
legere,
legi,
lectum

Back 61

to pick, choose, read

Front 62

relinquo,
relinquere,
reliqui,
relictum

Back 62

to leave behind, abandon

Front 63

sedeo,
sedere,
sedi,
sessum

Back 63

to sit

Front 64

cursus, cursus (m.)

Back 64

running, course

Front 65

metus, metus (m.)

Back 65

fear, dread

Front 66

passus, passus (m.)

Back 66

pace, step

Front 67

usus, usus (m.)

Back 67

use, usefulness, advantage, habit, practice

Front 68

versus, versus (m.)

Back 68

turning, verse

Front 69

domus, domus (f.)

Back 69

house

Front 70

manus, manus (f.)

Back 70

hand, band of men

Front 71

cornu, cornus (n.)

Back 71

horn, wing (of an army)

Front 72

dies, diei (m.)

Back 72

day

Front 73

facies, faciei (f.)

Back 73

appearance, face

Front 74

fides, fidei (f.)

Back 74

faith, trust, belief

Front 75

res, rei (f.)

Back 75

thing, affair, fact

Front 76

species, speciei (f.)

Back 76

sight, show, kind

Front 77

spes, spei (f.)

Back 77

hope, expectation

Front 78

ostendo,
ostendere,
ostendi,
ostentum

Back 78

to show, display

Front 79

verto,
vertere,
versi,
versum

Back 79

to turn

Front 80

fero,
ferre,
tuli,
latum

Back 80

to bear, bring, take, relate

Front 81

adfero,
adferre,
attuli,
allatum

Back 81

to bring up, bring to

Front 82

aufero,
auferre,
abstuli,
ablatum

Back 82

to carry off, steal

Front 83

confero,
conferre,
contuli,
collatum

Back 83

to bring together, collect

Front 84

infero,
inferre,
intuli,
illatum

Back 84

to bring upon, inflict

Front 85

refero,
referre,
retuli,
relatum

Back 85

to bring back, report back

Front 86

tollo,
tollere,
sustuli,
sublatum

Back 86

to lift up, raise, remove

Front 87

eo,
ire,
ii/ivi,
itum

Back 87

to go

Front 88

abeo,
abire,
abii/abivi,
abitum

Back 88

to go away

Front 89

adeo,
adire,
adii/adivi,
aditum

Back 89

to go to, approach

Front 90

obeo,
obire,
obii/obivi,
obitum

Back 90

to meet

Front 91

pereo,
perire,
perii/perivi,
peritum

Back 91

to be lose, to perish

Front 92

redeo,
reire,
reii/reivi,
reitum

Back 92

to go back, return

Front 93

subeo,
subire,
subii/subivi,
subitum

Back 93

to go uner, to go up to

Front 94

transeo,
transire,
transii/transivi,
transitum

Back 94

to go over, to go across

Front 95

volo,
velle,
volui

Back 95

to want, wish, be willing

Front 96

nolo,
nolle,
nolui

Back 96

not want, be unwilling

Front 97

malo,
malle,
malui

Back 97

to prefer

Front 98

fio,
fieri,
factum

Back 98

to happen, to become