Wheelock's Latin 6Th Ed

Front 1

mē

Back 1

pn
me, myself

Front 2

quid

Back 2

pn
what?

Front 3

nihil

Back 3

(undeclined)
nothing

Front 4

nōn

Back 4

adv
not

Front 5

saē´pe

Back 5

adv
often

Front 6

sī

Back 6

cnj
if

Front 7

ámō, amā´re, amā´vī, amā´tum

Back 7

[1]
to love, like

Front 8

amā´bō tē

Back 8

idiom
please
(lit. "I will love you")

Front 9

cō´gitō, cōgitā´re, cōgitā´vī, cōgitā´tum

Back 9

[1]
to think, ponder, consider, plan

Front 10

dē´beō, dēbē´re, dē´buī, dē´bitum

Back 10

[2]
to owe;
ought, must

Front 11

dō dáre, dédi, dáum

Back 11

[1]
to give, offer

Front 12

érrō, errā´re, errā´vī, errā´tum

Back 12

[1]
to wander;
err, go astray, make a mistake,
be mistaken

Front 13

laúdō, laudáre, laudávī, laudátum

Back 13

[1]
to praise

Front 14

móneō, monē´re, mónuī, mónitum

Back 14

[2]
to remind,
advise,
warn

Front 15

sálveō, salvē´re,

Back 15

[2]
to be well, be in good health

Front 16

sérvō, servā´re, servā´vī, servā´tum

Back 16

[1]
watch over, protect, keep guard;
preserve, store, save

Front 17

cōnsérvō, cōnservā´re, cōnservā´vī, cōnservā´tum

Back 17

[1]
a stronger form of servo
to preserve, conserve, maintain

Front 18

térreō, terrē´re, térruī, térritum

Back 18

[2]
to frighten, terrify

Front 19

váleō, valē´re, váluī, valitū´rum

Back 19

[2]
to be strong, have power;
be well

Front 20

válē, válē´te

Back 20

good-bye
be well

Front 21

vídeō, vidē´re, ví´dī,ví´sum

Back 21

[2]
to see;
observe,
understand

Front 22

vócō, vocā´re, vocā´vī, vocā´tum

Back 22

[1]
to call, summon;
to name

Front 23

hodiē

Back 23

adv
today

Front 24

culpō, culpāre

Back 24

[1]
blame, find fault with, censure; reproach, reprove, disapprove;
accuse, condemn

Front 25

lentē

Back 25

adv
slowly

Front 26

peccō, peccāre

Back 26

[1]
sin, do wrong, commit moral offense;
blunder, stumble;
be wrong

Front 27

festīno, festīnāre

Back 27

[1]
to hasten, make haste;
hurry

Front 28

volō volāre

Back 28

[1]
to fly

Front 29

bis

Back 29

adv
twice

Front 30

cito

Back 30

adv
quickly/fast/speedily, with speed;
soon, before long;
readily, easily

Front 31

hodiē

Back 31

(av)
today, nowadays;
at the present time

Front 32

respondeō, respondēre

Back 32

[2]
answer

Front 33

coniugāre

Back 33

[1]
join in marriage;
form a friendship;
join together, unite in

Front 34

end of chapter 1 vocab

Back 34

end of chapter 1 vocab

Front 35

fāma, fāmae

Back 35

(f, 1) rumor;
reputation;
tradition;
fame, public opinion, ill repute;
report, news

Front 36

fōrma, fōrmae

Back 36

(f,1)
form, figure, appearance;
beauty;
mold, pattern

Front 37

fōrmōsus, a, um

Back 37

(adj)
beautiful, finely formed, handsome;
having fine appearance/form

Front 38

fortūna, fortūnae

Back 38

(f, 1)
chance, luck, fate;
prosperity;
condition, wealth, property

Front 39

īra, īrae

Back 39

(f,1) anger, ire, wrath;
resentment, indignation;
rage, fury, violence;
bad blood

Front 40

nauta, nautae

Back 40

(m, 1)
sailor, seaman, mariner

Front 41

patria, patriae

Back 41

(f,1)
native land;
home, native city;
one's country

Front 42

pecūnia, ae

Back 42

(f,1)
money;
property

Front 43

philosophia, ae

Back 43

(f,1)
philosophy

Front 44

poena, ae

Back 44

(f,1)
penalty, punishment;
revenge/retribution

Front 45

poenās dare

Back 45

idiom
to pay the penalty

Front 46

poēta, ae

Back 46

(m, 1)
poet

Front 47

porta, ae

Back 47

(f,1)
gate, entrance;
city gates;
door;
avenue

Front 48

puella, ae

Back 48

(f,1)
girl

Front 49

rosa, ae

Back 49

(f, 1)
rose
also term of endearment

Front 50

sententia, ae

Back 50

(f,1)
opinion, feeling, way of thinking;
thought, meaning, sentence/period;
purpose

Front 51

vīta, ae

Back 51

(f,1)
life;
career, livelihood;
mode of life

Front 52

antīquus, a, um

Back 52

(adj)
ancient, old, time-honored;
simple, classic;
archaic/outdated

Front 53

magnus, a, um

Back 53

(adj)
large, great;
important, distinguished;
much

Front 54

mea

Back 54

my