Latin Gcse Ocr Higher Tier Vocab

Front 1

a, ab

Back 1

from, away from, by

Front 2

absum

Back 2

VERB IRREGULAR- abesse, afui

I am absent, am away, am distant from

Front 3

ac, atque

Back 3

and

Front 4

accido

Back 4

VERB 3- accidere, accidi

I happen

Front 5

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus

Back 5

VERB 3- accipere, accepi, acceptus

accept, take in, receive

Front 6

ad (+acc)

Back 6

to, towards, at

Front 7

adeo

Back 7

so much, so greatly

Front 8

adsum

Back 8

VERB IRREGULAR- adesse, adfui

be here, be present

Front 9

advenio

Back 9

VERB 4- advenire, adveni

I arrive

Front 10

aedifico

Back 10

VERB 1 - aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus

I build

Front 11

ager

Back 11

NOUN 2- agri, m

field

Front 12

ago

Back 12

VERB 3- agere, egi, actus

I do, drive, act

Front 13

alii... alii

Back 13

some... others

Front 14

alius, alia, aliud

Back 14

other, another, else

Front 15

alter, altera, alterum

Back 15

the other, another, the second of the two

Front 16

altus, alta, altum

Back 16

high, deep

Front 17

ambulo

Back 17

VERB 1- ambulare, ambulavi

I walk

Front 18

amicus

Back 18

NOUN 2- amici, m

friend

Front 19

amo, amare, amavi, amatus

Back 19

VERB 1- amare, amavi, amatus

I love, like

Front 20

amor

Back 20

NOUN 3- amoris, m

love

Front 21

ancilla

Back 21

NOUN 1- ancillae, f

slave-girl, slave-woman

Front 22

animus

Back 22

NOUN 2- animi, m

spirit, soul, mind

Front 23

annus

Back 23

NOUN 2- , anni, m

year

Front 24

ante (+acc)

Back 24

before, in front of

Front 25

antea

Back 25

before

Front 26

appareo

Back 26

VERB 2- apparare, apparui

I appear

Front 27

appropinquo

Back 27

VERB 1-appropinquare, appropoinquavi (+dat)

I approach, come near to

Front 28

apud (+acc)

Back 28

among, with, at the house of

Front 29

aqua

Back 29

NOUN 1-aquae, f

water

Front 30

arma

Back 30

NOUN 2 Plural-, armorum, n plural

weapons, arms

Front 31

ars

Back 31

NOUN 3- artis, f

art, skill

Front 32

ascendo

Back 32

VERB 3- ascendere, ascendi, ascensus

I climb

Front 33

audax, audacis

Back 33

bold, daring

Front 34

audeo

Back 34

VERB 2- audere, ausus sum

I dare

Front 35

audio

Back 35

VERB 4- audire, audivi, auditus

I hear, listen to

Front 36

aufero

Back 36

VERB IRREGULAR- auferre, abstuli, ablatus

I steal, carry off, take away

Front 37

autem

Back 37

but, however

Front 38

auxilium

Back 38

NOUN 2- auxilii, n

help

Front 39

bellum

Back 39

NOUN 2- belli, n

war

Front 40

bellum gero

Back 40

VERB 3- gerere, gessi, gestus

I wage war

Front 41

bene

Back 41

well

Front 42

benignus, benigna, benignum

Back 42

kind

Front 43

bibo

Back 43

VERB 3-bibere, bibi

I drink

Front 44

bonus, bona, bonum

Back 44

good

Front 45

brevis, breve

Back 45

short, brief

Front 46

cado

Back 46

VERB 3- cadere, cecidi, casus

fall

Front 47

caelum

Back 47

NOUN 2- caeli, n

sky, heaven

Front 48

canis

Back 48

NOUN 3- canis, m and f

dog

Front 49

capio

Back 49

VERB 3- capere, cepi, captus

I take, capture, catch

Front 50

captivus

Back 50

NOUN 2- captivi, m

captive, prisoner

Front 51

caput

Back 51

NOUN- capitis, n

head

Front 52

castra

Back 52

NOUN 2-castorum, n plural

camp

Front 53

celer, celeris, celere

Back 53

quick, fast

Front 54

celo

Back 54

VERB 1-celare, celavi, celatus

I hide

Front 55

cena

Back 55

NOUN 1-cenae, f

dinner, meal

Front 56

ceteri, ceterae, cetera

Back 56

the rest, others

Front 57

cibus

Back 57

NOUN 2-cibi, m

food

Front 58

circum (+acc)

Back 58

around

Front 59

civis

Back 59

NOUN 3-civis, m and f

citizen

Front 60

clamo

Back 60

VERB 1- clamare, clamavi, clamatus

shout

Front 61

clarus, clara, clarum

Back 61

famous, clear

Front 62

coepi

Back 62

VERB IRREGULAR- coepisse

begin

Front 63

cogito

Back 63

VERB 1-cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus

I think, consider

Front 64

cognosco

Back 64

VERB 3-cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus

I get to know, find out

Front 65

cogo

Back 65

VERB 3- cogere, coegi, coactus

I force, compel

Front 66

comes

Back 66

NOUN 3- comitis, m and f

comrade, companion

Front 67

conficio

Back 67

VERB 3- conficere, confeci, confectus

I finish, wear out

Front 68

conor

Back 68

VERB 1 DEPONENT- conari, conatus sum

I try

Front 69

consilium

Back 69

NOUN 2- consilii, n

plan, idea, advice

Front 70

conspicio

Back 70

VERB 3- conspicire, conspexi, conspectus

I catch sight of, notice

Front 71

constituo

Back 71

VERB 3- constituere, constitui, constitutus

I decide

Front 72

consul

Back 72

NOUN 3- consulis, m

consul

Front 73

consumo

Back 73

VERB 3- consumere, comsumpsi, consumptus

I eat

Front 74

contra (+acc)

Back 74

against

Front 75

convenio

Back 75

VERB 4- convenire, conveni

I come together, gather, meet

Front 76

copiae

Back 76

NOUN1 P-copiarum, f plural

forces, troops

Front 77

corpus

Back 77

NOUN 3- corporis, n

body

Front 78

cras

Back 78

tomorrow

Front 79

credo

Back 79

VERB 3-credere, credidi, creditus (+dat)

I believe, trust

Front 80

crudelis, crudele

Back 80

cruel

Front 81

cum (+abl)

Back 81

with

Front 82

cum

Back 82

when, since

Front 83

cupio

Back 83

VERB 3- cupere, cupivi, cupitus

I want, desire

Front 84

cur?

Back 84

why?

Front 85

cura

Back 85

NOUN 1- curae, f

care, worry

Front 86

curro

Back 86

VERB 3-currere, cucurri, cursus

I run

Front 87

custodio

Back 87

VERB 4-custodire, custodivi, custoditus

I guard

Front 88

custos

Back 88

NOUN 3- custodis, m and f

guard

Front 89

de (+abl)

Back 89

from, down from, about

Front 90

dea

Back 90

NOUN 1- deae, f

goddess

Front 91

debeo

Back 91

VERB 2- debere, debui, debitus

I owe, ought, should, must

Front 92

defendo

Back 92

VERB 3-defendere, defendi, defensus

I defend

Front 93

deinde

Back 93

then

Front 94

deleo

Back 94

VERB 2- delere, delevi, deletus

I destroy

Front 95

descendo

Back 95

VERB 3-descendere, descendi, descensus

I go down, come down

Front 96

deus

Back 96

NOUN 2-dei, m

god

Front 97

dico

Back 97

VERB 3-dicere, dixi, dictus

I say

Front 98

dies

Back 98

NOUN 5- diei, m

day

Front 99

difficilis, difficile

Back 99

difficult

Front 100

diligens, diligentis

Back 100

careful

Front 101

dirus, dira, cirum

Back 101

dreadful

Front 102

discedo

Back 102

VERB 3-discedere, discessi

I depart, leave

Front 103

diu

Back 103

for a long time

Front 104

do

Back 104

VERB 1-dare, dedi, datus

I give

Front 105

doceo

Back 105

VERB 2- docere, docui, doctus

I teach

Front 106

domina

Back 106

NOUN 1- dominae, f

mistress

Front 107

dominus

Back 107

NOUN 2- domini, m

master

Front 108

domus

Back 108

NOUN 4- domus, f (domi = at home)

home

Front 109

donum

Back 109

NOUN 2 doni, n

present, gift

Front 110

dormio

Back 110

VERB4- dormire, dormivi

I sleep

Front 111

duco

Back 111

VERB 3- ducere, duxi, ductus

I lead, take

Front 112

dum

Back 112

while, until

Front 113

dux

Back 113

NOUN 3- ducis, m

leader

Front 114

e, ex (+abl)

Back 114

from, out of, out

Front 115

ecce!

Back 115

look!

Front 116

effugio

Back 116

VERB 3-effugere, effugi

I escape

Front 117

ego, mei

Back 117

I, me

Front 118

egredior

Back 118

VERB 3 DEPONENT- egredi, egressus sum

I go out

Front 119

emo

Back 119

VERB 3- emere, emi, emptus

I buy

Front 120

enim

Back 120

for

Front 121

eo,

Back 121

VERB IRREGULAR- ire, i(v)i

I go

Front 122

epistula

Back 122

NOUN 1- epistulae, f

letter

Front 123

equus

Back 123

NOUN 2-equi, m

horse

Front 124

et

Back 124

and

Front 125

et... et

Back 125

both... and

Front 126

etiam

Back 126

also, even

Front 127

exercitus

Back 127

NOUN 4- exercitus, m

army

Front 128

exspecto

Back 128

VERB 1-exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus

I wait for

Front 129

facilis, facile

Back 129

easy

Front 130

facio

Back 130

VERB 3- facere, feci, factus

I make, do

Front 131

faveo

Back 131

VERB 2- favere, favi, fautus + dative

I favour, support

Front 132

felix, felicis

Back 132

fortunate, happy

Front 133

femina

Back 133

NOUN 1- feminae, f

woman

Front 134

fero

Back 134

VERB IRREGULAR- ferre, tuli, latus

I bring, carry, bear

Front 135

ferox, ferocis

Back 135

fierce, ferocious

Front 136

festino

Back 136

VERB 1- festinare, festinavi

I hurry

Front 137

fidelis, fidele

Back 137

faithful, loyal

Front 138

filia

Back 138

NOUN 1- filiae, f

daughter

Front 139

filius

Back 139

NOUN 2- filii, m

son

Front 140

flumen

Back 140

NOUN 3- fluminis, n

river

Front 141

forte

Back 141

by chance

Front 142

forum

Back 142

NOUN 2- fori, n

forum, market place

Front 143

frater

Back 143

NOUN 3-fratris, m

brother

Front 144

frustra

Back 144

in vain

Front 145

fugio

Back 145

VERB 3-fugere, fugi

I run away, flee

Front 146

gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus sum

Back 146

be pleased, rejoice

Front 147

gaudium, gaudii, n

Back 147

joy, pleasure

Front 148

gens, gentis, f

Back 148

family, tribe, race, people

Front 149

gladium, gladii, m

Back 149

sword

Front 150

gravis, grave

Back 150

heavy, serious

Front 151

habeo, habere, habui, habitus

Back 151

I have

Front 152

habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus

Back 152

I live

Front 153

heri

Back 153

yesterday

Front 154

hic, haec, hoc

Back 154

this, she, he, it

Front 155

hic

Back 155

here

Front 156

hodie

Back 156

today

Front 157

homo, hominis, m

Back 157

man, human being

Front 158

hora, horae, f

Back 158

hour

Front 159

hortor, hortari, hortatus sum

Back 159

I encourage, urge

Front 160

hortus, horti, m

Back 160

garden

Front 161

hostis, hostis, m

Back 161

enemy

Front 162

iaceo, iacere, iacui

Back 162

I lie

Front 163

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus

Back 163

I throw

Front 164

iam

Back 164

already, now

Front 165

ianua, ianuae, f

Back 165

door

Front 166

ibi

Back 166

there

Front 167

idem, eadem, idem

Back 167

the same

Front 168

igitur

Back 168

therefore, and so

Front 169

ille, illa, illud

Back 169

that, she, he, it

Front 170

imperator, imperatoris, m

Back 170

emperor, general, leader

Front 171

imperium, imperii, n

Back 171

empire, power, command

Front 172

impero, imperare, imperavi, imperatus (+dat)

Back 172

order, command

Front 173

in (+abl)

Back 173

in, on

Front 174

in (+acc)

Back 174

into, onto

Front 175

incendo, incendere, incendi, incensus

Back 175

I burn, set on fire

Front 176

infelix, infelicis

Back 176

unlucky, unhappy

Front 177

ingens, ingentis

Back 177

huge

Front 178

ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum

Back 178

I enter

Front 179

inimicus, inimici, m

Back 179

enemy

Front 180

inquit

Back 180

he/she says, he/she said

Front 181

insula, insulae, f

Back 181

island, block of flats

Front 182

intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectus

Back 182

I undertand, realise

Front 183

inter (+acc)

Back 183

among, between

Front 184

interea

Back 184

meanwhile

Front 185

interficio interficere, interfeci, interfectus

Back 185

I kill

Front 186

intro, intrare, intravi, intratus

Back 186

I enter

Front 187

invenio, invenire, inveni, inventus

Back 187

I find

Front 188

invito, invitare, invitavi, invitatus

Back 188

I invite

Front 189

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

Back 189

himself, herself, itself, themselves

Front 190

ira, irae, f

Back 190

anger

Front 191

iratus, irata, iratum

Back 191

angry

Front 192

is, ea, id

Back 192

this, that, he, she, it, them

Front 193

ita

Back 193

in this way, to such an extent, so

Front 194

itaque

Back 194

and so, therefore

Front 195

iter, itineris, n

Back 195

journey

Front 196

iterum

Back 196

again

Front 197

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussus

Back 197

I order

Front 198

iuvenis, iuvenis, m

Back 198

young man

Front 199

labor, laboris, m

Back 199

work

Front 200

laboro, laborare, laborav

Back 200

I work

Front 201

lacrimo, lacrimare, lacrimavi

Back 201

I cry, weep

Front 202

laetus, laeta, laetum

Back 202

happy

Front 203

laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatus

Back 203

I praise

Front 204

legio, legionis, f

Back 204

legion

Front 205

lego, legere, legi, lectus

Back 205

I read, choose

Front 206

lentus, lenta, lentum

Back 206

slow

Front 207

leo, leonis, m

Back 207

lion

Front 208

libenter

Back 208

willingly, gladly

Front 209

liber, libri

Back 209

book

Front 210

liberi, liberorum, m plural

Back 210

children

Front 211

libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatus

Back 211

I set free

Front 212

libertus, liberti, m

Back 212

freedman, ex-slave

Front 213

locus, loci, m

Back 213

place

Front 214

longus, longa, longum

Back 214

long

Front 215

lux, lucis, f

Back 215

light, daylight

Front 216

magis

Back 216

more

Front 217

magnopere

Back 217

greatly

Front 218

magnus, magna, magnum

Back 218

big, large, great

Front 219

malo, malle, malui

Back 219

I prefer

Front 220

malus, mala, malum

Back 220

evil, bad

Front 221

maneo, manere, mansi

Back 221

I remain, stay

Front 222

manus, manus, f

Back 222

hand, band of men

Front 223

mare, maris, n

Back 223

sea

Front 224

maritus, mariti, m

Back 224

husband

Front 225

mater, matris, f

Back 225

mother

Front 226

maxime

Back 226

very greatly

Front 227

medius, media, medium

Back 227

middle

Front 228

mercator, mercatoris, m

Back 228

merchant

Front 229

meus, mea, meum

Back 229

my, mine

Front 230

miles, militis, m

Back 230

soldier

Front 231

minime

Back 231

very little, least, no

Front 232

miror, mirari, miratus sum

Back 232

I wonder at, admire

Front 233

miser, misera, miserum

Back 233

miserable, wretched, sad

Front 234

mitto, mittere, misi, missus

Back 234

I send

Front 235

modus, modi, m

Back 235

manner, way, kind

Front 236

moneo, monere, monui, monitus

Back 236

I warn, advise

Front 237

mons, montis, m

Back 237

mountain

Front 238

morior, mori, mortuus sum

Back 238

I die

Front 239

mors, mortis, f

Back 239

death

Front 240

moveo, movere, movi, motus

Back 240

I move

Front 241

mox

Back 241

soon

Front 242

multo

Back 242

much

Front 243

multus, multa, multum

Back 243

much, many

Front 244

murus, muri, m

Back 244

wall

Front 245

nam

Back 245

for

Front 246

narro, narrare, narravi, narratus

Back 246

I tell, relate

Front 247

nauta, nautae, m

Back 247

sailor

Front 248

navigo, nagirare, navigavi

Back 248

I sail

Front 249

navis, navis, f

Back 249

ship

Front 250

ne

Back 250

that... not, so that... not, that, lest

Front 251

-ne

Back 251

introduces question

Front 252

nec, neque

Back 252

and not, nor, neither

Front 253

neco, necare, necavi, necatus

Back 253

I kill

Front 254

nemo, neminis

Back 254

no-one, nobody

Front 255

nescio, nescire, necatus

Back 255

I do not know

Front 256

nihil

Back 256

nothing

Front 257

nisi

Back 257

unless, except

Front 258

nolo, nolle, nolui

Back 258

I do not want, refuse

Front 259

nomen, nominis, n

Back 259

name

Front 260

non

Back 260

not

Front 261

nonne..?

Back 261

surely..?

Front 262

nonnulli, nonnullae, nonnulla

Back 262

some, several

Front 263

nos, nostrum

Back 263

we, us

Front 264

noster, nostra, nostrum

Back 264

our

Front 265

novus, nova, novum

Back 265

new

Front 266

nox, noctis, f

Back 266

night

Front 267

nullus, nulla, nullum

Back 267

not any, no

Front 268

num

Back 268

whether

Front 269

num..?

Back 269

surely... not?

Front 270

numquam

Back 270

never

Front 271

nunc

Back 271

now

Front 272

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus

Back 272

I announce

Front 273

nuntius, nuntii, m

Back 273

messenger, message, news

Front 274

occido, occidere, occidi, occisus

Back 274

I kill

Front 275

offero, offerre, obtuli, oblatus

Back 275

I offer

Front 276

olim

Back 276

once, some time ago

Front 277

omnis, omne

Back 277

all, every

Front 278

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressus

Back 278

I crush, overwhelm

Front 279

oppugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus

Back 279

I attack

Front 280

oro, orare, oravi, oratus

Back 280

I beg

Front 281

ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentus

Back 281

I show

Front 282

paene

Back 282

nearly, almost

Front 283

paro, parare, paravi, paratus

Back 283

I prepare

Front 284

pars, partis, f

Back 284

part

Front 285

parvus, parva, parvum

Back 285

small

Front 286

pater, patris, m

Back 286

father

Front 287

patior, pati, passus sum

Back 287

I suffer, endure

Front 288

patria, patriae, f

Back 288

country, homeland

Front 289

pauci, paucae, pauca

Back 289

few, a few

Front 290

pax, pacis, f

Back 290

peace

Front 291

pecunia, pecuniae, f

Back 291

money

Front 292

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsus

Back 292

I drive

Front 293

per (+acc)

Back 293

through, along

Front 294

pereo, perire, perii

Back 294

I die, perish

Front 295

periculum, periculi, n

Back 295

danger

Front 296

persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi

Back 296

I persuade

Front 297

perterritus, perterrita, perterritum

Back 297

terrified

Front 298

pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventus

Back 298

I arrive at, reach

Front 299

pes, pedis, m

Back 299

foot, paw

Front 300

peto, petere, petivi, petitus

Back 300

I make for, seek, beg/ask for

Front 301

plenus, plena, plenum

Back 301

full

Front 302

poena, poenae, f

Back 302

punishment

Front 303

poenas do

Back 303

I pay the punishment

Front 304

pono, ponere, posui, positus

Back 304

I put, place, put up

Front 305

porta, portae, f

Back 305

gate

Front 306

porto, portare, portavi, portatus

Back 306

I carry

Front 307

portus

Back 307

harbour

Front 308

possum, posse, potui

Back 308

I can, am able

Front 309

post (+acc)

Back 309

after, behind

Front 310

postea

Back 310

afterwards

Front 311

postridie

Back 311

on the next day

Front 312

praemium, praemii, n

Back 312

prize, reward, profit

Front 313

precor, precari, precatus sum

Back 313

I pray (to), beg

Front 314

primo

Back 314

at first

Front 315

primus

Back 315

first

Front 316

princeps, principis, m

Back 316

chief, emperor

Front 317

pro (+abl)

Back 317

in front of, for, in return for

Front 318

procedo, procedere, procressi

Back 318

I advance, proceed

Front 319

proelium, proelii, n

Back 319

battle

Front 320

profiscor, proficisci, profectus sum

Back 320

I set out

Front 321

progredior, progredi, progessus sum

Back 321

I advance

Front 322

promitto, promitere, promisi, promissus

Back 322

I promise

Front 323

prope (+acc)

Back 323

near

Front 324

propter (+acc)

Back 324

on account of, because of

Front 325

proximus, proxima, proximum

Back 325

nearest, next to

Front 326

puella, puellae, f

Back 326

girl

Front 327

puer, pueri, m

Back 327

boy

Front 328

pugno, pugnere, pugnavi

Back 328

I fight

Front 329

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

Back 329

beautiful, handsome

Front 330

punio, punier, punivi, punitus

Back 330

I punish

Front 331

puto, putare, putavi, putatus

Back 331

I think

Front 332

quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus

Back 332

I search for, look for, ask

Front 333

qualis, quale

Back 333

what sort of?

Front 334

quam (+superlative adverb)

Back 334

as... as possible

Front 335

quam

Back 335

than

Front 336

quam? quam!

Back 336

how...? how...!

Front 337

quamquam

Back 337

athough

Front 338

quando?

Back 338

when?

Front 339

quantus? quanta? quantum?

Back 339

how big? how much?

Front 340

-que

Back 340

and

Front 341

qui, quae, quod

Back 341

who, which

Front 342

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

Back 342

one, a certain, some

Front 343

quis? quid?

Back 343

who? what?

Front 344

quo?

Back 344

to where?

Front 345

quod

Back 345

because

Front 346

quomodo?

Back 346

how?

Front 347

quoque

Back 347

also

Front 348

quot?

Back 348

how many?

Front 349

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptus

Back 349

I seize, grab

Front 350

re-

Back 350

-back

Front 351

redo, reddere, reddidi, redditus

Back 351

I give back, restore

Front 352

redeo, redire, redii

Back 352

I go back, come back, return

Front 353

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus

Back 353

I leave, leave behind

Front 354

res, rei, f

Back 354

thing, matter, event

Front 355

resisto, resisere, restiti (+dat)

Back 355

I resist

Front 356

refero, referre, rettuli, relatus

Back 356

I bring/carry back, report, tell

Front 357

regina, reginae, f

Back 357

queen

Front 358

renum, regni, n

Back 358

kingdom

Front 359

rego, regere, rexi, rectus

Back 359

I rule

Front 360

respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsus

Back 360

I reply

Front 361

rex, regis, m

Back 361

king

Front 362

rideo, ridere, risi

Back 362

I smile, laugh

Front 363

rogo, rogare

Back 363

I ask, ask for

Front 364

Roma, Romae, f

Back 364

Rome

Front 365

Romanus, Romana, Romanum

Back 365

Roman

Front 366

rumpo, rumpere, rupi, ruptus

Back 366

I break, burst

Front 367

sacer, sacra, sacrum

Back 367

sacred

Front 368

saepe

Back 368

often

Front 369

saevus, saeva, saevum

Back 369

savage, cruel

Front 370

saluto, salutare, saluta

Back 370

I greet

Front 371

salve! salvete (plural)!

Back 371

hello

Front 372

sanguis, sanguinis, m

Back 372

blood

Front 373

sapiens, sapientis

Back 373

wise

Front 374

satis

Back 374

enough

Front 375

scelestus, scelesta, sclestum

Back 375

wicked

Front 376

scelus, sceleris, n

Back 376

crime

Front 377

scio, scire, scivi, scitus

Back 377

I know

Front 378

scribo, scibere, scripsi, scriptus

Back 378

I write

Front 379

se, sui

Back 379

himself, herself, itself, themselves

Front 380

sed

Back 380

but

Front 381

sedeo, sedere, sedi

Back 381

I sit

Front 382

semper

Back 382

always

Front 383

senator, senatoris, m

Back 383

senator

Front 384

senex, senis, m

Back 384

old man

Front 385

sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus

Back 385

I feel, notice

Front 386

sequor, sequi, secutus sum

Back 386

I follow

Front 387

servo, servare, servavi, servatus

Back 387

I save, protect, keep

Front 388

servus, servi, m

Back 388

slave

Front 389

si

Back 389

if

Front 390

sic

Back 390

thus, in this way

Front 391

signum, signi, n

Back 391

sign, signal, standard

Front 392

silva, silvae, f

Back 392

wood

Front 393

simul

Back 393

at the same time

Front 394

simulac, simulatque

Back 394

as soon as

Front 395

sine (+abl)

Back 395

without

Front 396

soleo, solere, solitus sum

Back 396

I am accustomed to

Front 397

solus, sola, solum

Back 397

alone, lonely, only, on one's own

Front 398

specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatus

Back 398

I watch, look at

Front 399

spero, sperare, speravi, speratus

Back 399

I hope

Front 400

statim

Back 400

at once, immediately

Front 401

sto, stare, steti

Back 401

I stand

Front 402

stultus, stulta, stultum

Back 402

stupid, foolish

Front 403

sub (+acc/abl)

Back 403

under, beneath

Front 404

subito

Back 404

suddenly

Front 405

sum, esse, fui

Back 405

I am

Front 406

summus, summa, summum

Back 406

highest, greatest, top (of)

Front 407

supero, superare, superavi, superatus

Back 407

I overcome, overpower

Front 408

surgo, surgere, surrexi

Back 408

I get up, stand up, rise

Front 409

suus, sua, suum

Back 409

his, her, its, their (own)

Front 410

taberna, tabernae, f

Back 410

shop, inn

Front 411

taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitus

Back 411

I am silent, quiet

Front 412

talis, tale

Back 412

such

Front 413

tam

Back 413

so

Front 414

tamen

Back 414

however

Front 415

tandem

Back 415

at last, finally

Front 416

tantus, tanta, tantum

Back 416

so great, such a great

Front 417

tempestas, tempestatis, f

Back 417

storm

Front 418

templum, templi, n

Back 418

temple

Front 419

tempus, temoris, n

Back 419

time

Front 420

teneo, tenere, tentus

Back 420

I hold

Front 421

terra, terrae, f

Back 421

ground, land, country

Front 422

terreo, terrere, terrui, territus

Back 422

I frighten

Front 423

timeo, timere, timui

Back 423

I fear, am afraid

Front 424

tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus

Back 424

I raise, lift up, hold up

Front 425

tot

Back 425

so many

Front 426

totus, tota, totum

Back 426

whole

Front 427

trado, tradere, traddidi, traditus

Back 427

I hand over

Front 428

traho, tahere, traxi, tractus

Back 428

I drag

Front 429

trans (+acc)

Back 429

across

Front 430

tristis, triste

Back 430

sad

Front 431

tu, tui

Back 431

you

Front 432

tum

Back 432

then

Front 433

turba, turbae

Back 433

crowd

Front 434

tuus, tuua, tuum

Back 434

your (singular), yours

Front 435

ubi

Back 435

where? where, when

Front 436

umquam

Back 436

ever

Front 437

unde

Back 437

from where

Front 438

urbs, urbis

Back 438

city, town

Front 439

ut (+sub)

Back 439

that, so that, in order that

Front 440

ut (+inf)

Back 440

as, when

Front 441

uxor, uxoris, f

Back 441

wife

Front 442

vale! valete (plural)!

Back 442

goodbye, farewell!

Front 443

validus, valida, vlidum

Back 443

stong

Front 444

vehementer

Back 444

violently, loudly

Front 445

vendo, vendere, vendidi, veditus

Back 445

I sell

Front 446

venio, venire, veni

Back 446

I come

Front 447

verbum, verbi, n

Back 447

word

Front 448

verto, vertere, verti, versus

Back 448

I turn

Front 449

verus, vers, verum

Back 449

true, real

Front 450

vester, vestra, vestrum

Back 450

your (plural), your

Front 451

via, viae, f

Back 451

street, road, way

Front 452

Victoria, victoriae, f

Back 452

victory

Front 453

video, videre, vidi, visus

Back 453

I see

Front 454

videor, videri, visus sum

Back 454

I seem, appear

Front 455

villa, villae, f

Back 455

house, country villa

Front 456

vinco, vincere, vici, victus

Back 456

I conquer, win, am victorious

Front 457

vinum, vini, n

Back 457

wine

Front 458

vir, viri, m

Back 458

man

Front 459

virtus, virtutis, f

Back 459

courage, virtue

Front 460

vita, vitae, f

Back 460

life

Front 461

vivo, vivere, vixi

Back 461

I live, am alive

Front 462

vivus, viva, vivum

Back 462

alive, living

Front 463

voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus

Back 463

I call

Front 464

volo, velle, volui

Back 464

I want

Front 465

vos, vestrum

Back 465

you (plural)

Front 466

vox, vocis, f

Back 466

voice, shout

Front 467

vulnero, vulerare, vulneravi, vulneratus

Back 467

I wound, injure

Front 468

vulnus, vulneris, n

Back 468

wound

Front 469

vultus, vultus, n

Back 469

expression, face