Oxford Latin Text Vocab

Front 1

simulac

Back 1

as soon as

Front 2

exuo

Back 2

I take off, throw off

Front 3

exui

Back 3

I took off, threw off

Front 4

exutum

Back 4

having been taken off, thrown off

Front 5

fundi

Back 5

smoke (acc, sg)

Front 6

huc

Back 6

here, hither, this way

Front 7

in triviis

Back 7

at the crossroads

Front 8

proximus

Back 8

nearest

Front 9

fines, finium

Back 9

boundaries, territory (pl, m.)

Front 10

externus

Back 10

external, foreign

Front 11

festus

Back 11

feast, festal

Front 12

hospes, hospitis

Back 12

host, guest (like xenia)

Front 13

horridus

Back 13

rough, savage

Front 14

exstinguo

Back 14

I put out, quench, destroy

Front 15

exstinxi

Back 15

I have put out, quenched, destroyed

Front 16

exstinctum

Back 16

having been put out, quenched, destroyed

Front 17

flevi

Back 17

I wept

Front 18

animum recipere

Back 18

to recover consciousness

Front 19

susurro

Back 19

I whisper, mumble

Front 20

susurravi

Back 20

I whispered, mumbled

Front 21

susurratum

Back 21

having been whispered, mumbled

Front 22

fames, famis

Back 22

hunger

Front 23

domina, -ae

Back 23

mistress

Front 24

duco

Back 24

I lead, draw water

Front 25

duxi

Back 25

I (have) led, drew water

Front 26

ductum

Back 26

having been led

Front 27

forte

Back 27

by chance

Front 28

faber, fabri

Back 28

craftsman

Front 29

pervenio

Back 29

I arrive, reach

Front 30

pervenit

Back 30

he/she/it has arrived, reached

Front 31

perventum

Back 31

having been reached

Front 32

commotus

Back 32

moved, alarmed, excited, upset, affected, distressed

Front 33

despicio

Back 33

I look down

Front 34

despexi

Back 34

I (have) looked down

Front 35

despectum

Back 35

having been looked down (on)

Front 36

in altum

Back 36

towards the open sea (usu. = high/deep)

Front 37

evado

Back 37

I escape

Front 38

evasi

Back 38

I (have) escaped

Front 39

evasum

Back 39

having been escaped

Front 40

frustra

Back 40

in vain

Front 41

flebilis, -e

Back 41

to be wept for, lamentable

Front 42

horreo

Back 42

I tremble, shudder at

Front 43

horrui

Back 43

I trembled, shuddered at

Front 44

finitimus

Back 44

on the boundaries, neighboring

Front 45

fio

Back 45

I become, am made

Front 46

factus sum

Back 46

I have become, was made

Front 47

dolus

Back 47

trick

Front 48

fanum

Back 48

shrine

Front 49

devinco

Back 49

I conquer, subdue

Front 50

devici

Back 50

I have conquered, subdued

Front 51

devictum

Back 51

having been conquered, subdued

Front 52

doleo

Back 52

I grieve for, feel pain for

Front 53

dolui

Back 53

I grieved for, felt pain for

Front 54

ferrum

Back 54

iron, sword

Front 55

ferri

Back 55

swords

Front 56

ferio

Back 56

I strike

Front 57

funus

Back 57

funeral

Front 58

funeris

Back 58

funeral (gen. of funus)

Front 59

durus

Back 59

hard, harsh, difficult

Front 60

equito

Back 60

I ride (a horse)

Front 61

equitavi

Back 61

I rode (a horse)

Front 62

graviter ferre

Back 62

to take badly

Front 63

graviter ferro

Back 63

I take badly

Front 64

effundo

Back 64

I pour out

Front 65

effudisti

Back 65

you (pl) poured out

Front 66

effusum

Back 66

having been poured out

Front 67

honor

Back 67

honor, office

Front 68

honoris

Back 68

honor, office (gen. of honor)

Front 69

circumsto

Back 69

I stand around

Front 70

circumstati

Back 70

I stood around

Front 71

circumstatum

Back 71

having been stood around

Front 72

concordia

Back 72

harmony, agreement

Front 73

civilis, civile

Back 73

civil, of citizens

Front 74

clamor

Back 74

shout

Front 75

dedo

Back 75

I surrender, give up

Front 76

dedidi

Back 76

I surrendered, gave up

Front 77

deditum

Back 77

having been surrendered, given up

Front 78

carcer

Back 78

prison

Front 79

carceres

Back 79

prisons

Front 80

colo

Back 80

I till, praise, worship

Front 81

colui

Back 81

I tilled, praised, worshiped

Front 82

cultum

Back 82

having been tilled, praised, worshipped

Front 83

consecro

Back 83

I consecrate

Front 84

consecravi

Back 84

I consecrated

Front 85

consecratum

Back 85

having been consecrated

Front 86

colloquim

Back 86

conversation, talk (don’t get mixed up w/ convivium!)

Front 87

decretum

Back 87

decree

Front 88

decreta

Back 88

decree

Front 89

conviva

Back 89

guest

Front 90

convivium

Back 90

dinner party

Front 91

denarius

Back 91

a penny

Front 92

appello

Back 92

I call (by name)

Front 93

appellavi

Back 93

I called (by name)

Front 94

appellatum

Back 94

having been called

Front 95

ardeo

Back 95

I am on fire

Front 96

arsi

Back 96

I was on fire

Front 97

arsum

Back 97

having been on fire

Front 98

aetas, aetatis

Back 98

age

Front 99

aestas, aestatis

Back 99

summer

Front 100

aedes, aedium

Back 100

house (f., pl)

Front 101

aeger

Back 101

sick, ill

Front 102

aegrum

Back 102

sick, ill

Front 103

aegra

Back 103

sick, ill

Front 104

apparui

Back 104

I (have) appeared, seemed

Front 105

apparuerunt

Back 105

they have appeared, seemed

Front 106

amplus

Back 106

large

Front 107

amatorius

Back 107

of love

Front 108

conspectus

Back 108

sight, view

Front 109

cecini

Back 109

I sang

Front 110

comis. come

Back 110

friendly

Front 111

alter, altera, alterum

Back 111

second; one or the other (of two)

Front 112

desino

Back 112

I cease from

Front 113

desii

Back 113

I ceased from

Front 114

desitum

Back 114

having been ceased from

Front 115

colloco

Back 115

I place, position

Front 116

collocavi

Back 116

I placed, positioned

Front 117

collocatum

Back 117

having been placed, positioned

Front 118

desilio

Back 118

I jump down

Front 119

desilui

Back 119

I jumped down

Front 120

desiluerunt

Back 120

they jumped down

Front 121

castus

Back 121

chaste, pure

Front 122

complector

Back 122

I embrace

Front 123

complexus sum

Back 123

I embraced

Front 124

aliquem certiorem facio

Back 124

I inform someone

Front 125

comes, comitis

Back 125

companion, comrade

Front 126

desidero

Back 126

I long for, miss

Front 127

desideravi

Back 127

I longed for, missed

Front 128

desideratum

Back 128

having been longed for, missed

Front 129

denique

Back 129

finally, lastly

Front 130

acies, aciei

Back 130

line of battle, battle

Front 131

commoveo

Back 131

I move deeply

Front 132

commovi

Back 132

I moved deeply

Front 133

commotum

Back 133

having been moved deeply

Front 134

aegre

Back 134

with difficulty (like molis—Greek)

Front 135

desiderium

Back 135

longing

Front 136

abhinc

Back 136

ago

Front 137

doctrina

Back 137

teaching, doctrine

Front 138

adimo

Back 138

I take away

Front 139

ademi

Back 139

I took away

Front 140

ademptum

Back 140

having been taken away

Front 141

diligo

Back 141

I esteem, love

Front 142

dilexi

Back 142

I esteemed, loved

Front 143

dilectum

Back 143

having been esteemed, loved

Front 144

cum primum

Back 144

as soon as

Front 145

casus

Back 145

mishap, misfortune (think of catastrophe)

Front 146

aiebam

Back 146

I was saying

Front 147

contero

Back 147

I wear out

Front 148

contrivi

Back 148

I wore out

Front 149

contritum

Back 149

having been worn out

Front 150

de

Back 150

down from, apart

Front 151

cum + (conj).

Back 151

although, since, when

Front 152

consisto

Back 152

I halt, stand still

Front 153

constiti

Back 153

I halted, stood still

Front 154

constitum

Back 154

having been halted

Front 155

carpo

Back 155

I seize, pluck, pick

Front 156

carpsi

Back 156

I seized, plucked, picked

Front 157

carptum

Back 157

having been seized, plucked, picked

Front 158

dissero

Back 158

I discuss

Front 159

disseruit

Back 159

he/she/it discusses

Front 160

dissertum

Back 160

having been discussed

Front 161

colloctus sum

Back 161

I talked with (from colloquor)

Front 162

alibi

Back 162

elsewhere

Front 163

comparo

Back 163

I acquire, get

Front 164

comparavi

Back 164

I (have) acquired, gotten

Front 165

comparatum

Back 165

having been acquired

Front 166

collum

Back 166

neck

Front 167

colli

Back 167

necks

Front 168

nocens, nocentis

Back 168

guilty (opposite of innocens, innocentis)

Front 169

aliquamdiu

Back 169

for some time

Front 170

committo

Back 170

I entrust

Front 171

commisi

Back 171

I entrusted

Front 172

commissum

Back 172

having been entrusted

Front 173

comitor

Back 173

I accompany

Front 174

comitatus sum

Back 174

I (have) accompanied

Front 175

adicio

Back 175

I add to

Front 176

adieci

Back 176

I added to

Front 177

adiectum

Back 177

having been added to

Front 178

currus

Back 178

chariot (cursus=a course, race)

Front 179

cursus

Back 179

a course, race (currus=chariot)

Front 180

cogo

Back 180

I compel

Front 181

coegi

Back 181

I (have) compelled

Front 182

coactum

Back 182

having been compelled (from cogo)

Front 183

aliquando

Back 183

sometimes

Front 184

cessi

Back 184

I yielded to (from cedo)

Front 185

comitia

Back 185

elections (n. pl)

Front 186

conlega

Back 186

colleague

Front 187

admitto

Back 187

I let in; admit; commit

Front 188

admissi

Back 188

I (have) let in; admitted, committed

Front 189

admissum

Back 189

having been let in; admitted, committed

Front 190

aio

Back 190

I say

Front 191

consulo

Back 191

I consult

Front 192

consului

Back 192

I consulted

Front 193

consultum

Back 193

having been consulted

Front 194

despero

Back 194

I despair

Front 195

doctum

Back 195

learned, having been taught

Front 196

dives

Back 196

rich

Front 197

divitis

Back 197

rich (gen. of dives)

Front 198

adsisto

Back 198

I stand by (+ dat!)

Front 199

adsistiti

Back 199

I stood by (+ dat!)

Front 200

dispono

Back 200

I arrange, dispose

Front 201

disposui

Back 201

I arranged, disposed

Front 202

dispositum

Back 202

having been arranged, disposed

Front 203

caupona

Back 203

inn

Front 204

comprehendo

Back 204

I seize

Front 205

comprehendi

Back 205

I seized

Front 206

comprehensum

Back 206

having been seized

Front 207

ceteri

Back 207

the others, the rest

Front 208

causa (+ gen)

Back 208

for the sake of

Front 209

contra

Back 209

against, opposite

Front 210

dedecus

Back 210

surrender

Front 211

dedecoris

Back 211

surrender (gen. of dedecus)

Front 212

consolor

Back 212

I comfort, console

Front 213

consolatus sum

Back 213

I comforted, consoled

Front 214

confugio

Back 214

I flee for refuge

Front 215

confugi

Back 215

I fled for refuge

Front 216

conicio

Back 216

I hurl

Front 217

conieci

Back 217

I hurled

Front 218

coniectum

Back 218

having been hurled

Front 219

conicimus

Back 219

we hurl

Front 220

cunctus

Back 220

all

Front 221

cognosco

Back 221

I learn, get to know

Front 222

cognovi

Back 222

I learnt, got to know

Front 223

cognitum

Back 223

having been learnt

Front 224

diutius

Back 224

for a longer time, longer

Front 225

claudo

Back 225

I shut, close

Front 226

clausi

Back 226

I have shut, closed

Front 227

clausum

Back 227

having been shut, closed

Front 228

adversus

Back 228

facing, contrary, against

Front 229

adversor

Back 229

I oppose

Front 230

adversari

Back 230

to oppose

Front 231

conspicio

Back 231

I catch sight of

Front 232

conspexi

Back 232

I caught sight of

Front 233

conspectum

Back 233

having caught sight of

Front 234

discliplina

Back 234

training, discipline, learning