Latin Vocab- Midterm
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- honor
- honoris M. honor
- loquor
- loquor, loqui, locutus sum. To speek
- traho
- traho, trahere, traxi, tractus, to drag
- cum
- with
- arripio
- arripio, arripere, arripuI, arreptus, to snatch
- ante
- before
- statim
- immidiately
- credo
- credo, credere, credidi, creditus to believe
- contendo
- contendo, contendere, contendi, contentus, to exert, hurry
- volo, velle
- volo, velle, voluI, to wish
- tamen
- however
- etiam
- and now/ also
- sine
- without
- scio
- scio, scire, scivi, scitus. To know
- trans
- across
- timeo
- timeo, timEre, timuI, to fear
- appropinquo
- appropinquo to approach
- prehendo
- prehendo, prehendere, prehendI, prehensus to sieze
- matrimonium
- matrimoni N. marriage
- cupio
- cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitus to desire, long for
- postquam
- later
- contra
- against
- sentio
- sentio, sentIre, sensI, sensus, to feel
- per
- through
- autem
- however
- interficio
- interficio, interficere, interfEcI, interfectus, to kill
- poeta
- poetae M. poet
- conspicio
- - conspicio, conspicere, conspexI, conspectus, to observe
- saxum
- saxI N. rock/stone
- dubito
- dubito, dubitAre, dubitAvI, dubitus, to hesitate
- respondeo
- respondeo, respondere, respondI, responsus, to respond
- telum
- telI N. missile/spear
- discedo
- discedo, discEdere, discesI, discessus, to go apart
- cogo
- cogo, cogere, coEgI, coactus, to compell
- cognosco
- cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognotus to find out, learn of
- habito
- habito, habitare, habitavI, habitatus, to live
- gladius
- gladiI M. sword
- serpens
- serpentis M+F. snake
- insula
- insulae F. island
- ago
- ago,agere, egI, actus, to do/drive
- tum
- then
- utilis, -e
- useful
- urbs
- urbis, urbium F. city
- proficiscor
- proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum to go forward, advance
- cerno
- cerno, cernere, crevi, cretus, to discern, perceive
- pauci, -ae, -a
- few
- volo, volare
- volo, volAre, volavI, volatus, to fly
- moror
- morari, moratus sum, to dely
- trado
- trado, tradere, trAdidI, traditus, to surrender
- circum
- around
- sentio
- sentio, sentire, sensi, sensus. To perceive, feel
- causa
- causae F. cause
- terreo
- terreo, terrEre, terruI, territus, to terrify
- vox
- vocis F. voice
- conficio
- conficio, conficere, confecI, confectus, to make
- scelus
- sceleris N. wickedness, crime
- propter
- on account of
- dum
- while
- nullo modo
- in no way
- ob
- on account of
- quidam, quaedam, quoddam
- a certain
- fortis, -e
- brave
- pervenio
- pervenio, pervenIre, pervenI, perventum, to come through
- arca
- arcae F. box/chest
- soror
- sororis F. sister
- narro
- narro, marrAre, narravI, narratus, to tell
- video
- video, vidEre, vidI, visus, to see
- puto
- puto, putare, putavi, putatus. To think
- validus, -a, -um
- strong
- cura
- curae. Care
- porto
- porto, portare, portavI, portatus, to carry
- dolor
- doloris M. pain, grief
- commoveo
- commoveo, commovEre, commOvI, commotus, to move/disturb
- venio
- venio, vernIre, venI, ventus, to come
- laudo
- laudo, laudAre, laduavI, laudatus, to praise
- via
- viae F. road
- donum
- donI N. gift
- excito
- excito, excitAre, excitavI, excitatus, to call out/ arouse
- tum
- then
- pello
- pello, pellere, pepulI, pulsus, to beat
- genu
- genus N. kind, type
- parvus, -a, -um
- small
- templum
- temple N. temple
- do
- do, dare, dedI, datus, to give
- omnis, -e
- all, every, whole
- reduco
- reduco, reducere, reduxi, reductum, to lead/ restore
- meridies
- merideiei M. midday, noon
- prope
- near
- tandem
- at last/finially
- dies
- diei M/F day
- silva
- silvae F. woods
- duco
- duco, ducere, duxI, ductus, to lead
- iubeo
- iubeo, iubEre, iussI, iussus, to order
- filius
- filiI M. son
- facio
- facio, facere, fecI, factus, to make/do
- res
- reI F. thing
- gratus, -a, -um
- pleasing
- rex
- regis M. king
- impedio
- impedio, impedIre, impedIvI, impeditus, to hinder
- prohibeo
- prohibeo, prohibEre, prohibuI, prohibitus, to prohibit
- debeo
- debeo, debEre, debuI, debitus, to owe/ought (inf.)
- Animal
- animalis M/F
- medius, -a, -um
- middle
- paulo post
- a little later
- intellego
- intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectus. To perceive, understand
- magnus, -a, -um
- large/great
- clamo
- clamo, clamare, clamavI, clamatus, to shout
- nuntio
- nuntio, nuntiAre, nuntiAvI, nuntiAtus, to announce
- ad
- towards
- labor
- laboris M. labor
- suus
- his/her own
- comprehendo
- comprehendere, comprehendI, comprehensus, to understand
- ira
- irae F. anger
- plurimus, -a, -um
- most
- tamen
- however
- propinquus, -a, -um
- near
- saevus, -a, -um
- fierce
- inter
- between/among
- paro
- paro, parare, paravI, paratus, to prepare
- maxime
- very greatly, especially
- moveo
- moveo, movEre, movI, motus, to move
- dormio
- dormio, dormIre, dormuI, to sleep
- somnus
- somnI M. sleep
- scribo
- scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptus. To write
- teneo
- teneo, tenEre, tenuI, tentus, to hold
- oraculum
- oraculI N. oracle
- peto
- peto, petere, petIvI, petItus, to seek
- nam
- for
- manus
- manUs F. hand
- eo
- eo, ire, ivi, itus to go
- finis
- finis M. end/boundries (sing) countries/territories (plural)
- domus
- domUs F. house
- itaque
- and so
- relinquo
- relinquo, relinquere, reliquI, relictus, to leave behind
- invenio
- invenio, invenIre, invEnI, inventus, to find
- conar
- conar, conari, conatus sum to try
- mare
- maris N. sea
- naciscor
- naciscor, nancisci, nactus sum. To get, obtain
- nunc
- now p
- ita
- in such a way
- iacio
- iacio, iacere, iEcI, iactus, to throw
- deus
- deI M. god
- regina
- reginae F. queen
- frater
- fratris M. brother
- a/ab
- from, by
- quaero
- quaero, quaere, quaesIvI, quaesItus, to ask
- vires
- virium. plural of "vis" strength
- mando
- mando, mandare, mandidi, maditus. To entrust
- egredior
- egredi, egressus sum, to go forth
- pars
- partis partium F. part
- tandem
- finially
- multus, -a, -um
- many
- pro
- before
- species
- speceI F. sight/appearence
- et
- and
- corpus
- corporis N. body
- de
- down from/ concerning
- suscipio
- suscipio, suscipere, suscepI, susceptus, to undertake
- caput
- capitis N. head
- uxor
- uxoris F. wife
- crudelis, -e
- cruel
- possum
- possum, posse, potuI, to be able
- capio
- capio, capere, cepI, captus, to take
- tum
- then
- homo
- homonis M+F. human
- dum
- while/until
- quondam
- once
- ubi
- when/where
- morior
- morior, mori, mortuus sum. To die
- postea
- afterwards
- femina
- feminae F. woman
- impero
- impero, imperare, imperavi, imperatus, to command
- fugio
- fugio, fugere, fugI, fugitus, to escape
- tempto
- tempto, temptAre, temptAvI, temptatus, to try
- servo
- servo, servAre, servavI, servatus, to save
- audio
- audio, audIre, audivI, auditus, to hear
- similis, -e
- similar
- arbitror
- arbitror, arbitrate, arbritratus sum, to consider
- specto
- specto, spectAre, spectAvI, spectAtus, to watch
- induo
- induo, induere, indui, indutus to put on (clothes), to dress
- dico
- dico, dicere, dixI, dictus, to say
- post
- after
- magnopere
- greatly
- maneo
- maneo, manEre, mansI, mansus, to remain
- filia
- filiae F. daughter
- sequor
- squor, sequi, secutus sum, to follow
- tantus, -a, -um
- so much
- nescio
- nescio, nescire, nesci, nescitus to not know
- constituo
- constituo, constituere, constituI, constitutus, to set up
- doceo
- doceo, docEre, docuI, doctus, to teach
- locus
- locI M. place
- persuadeo
- persadeo, persuadEre, persuasI, persuasus, to persuade
- e/ex
- out of/from
- afficio
- afficio, afficere, affeci, affectus to move, visit
- tali modo
- in such a way
- habeo
- habeo, habere, habuI, habitus, to have/hold
- mitto
- mitto, mittere, misI, missus, to send
- vita
- vitae F. life
- mater
- matris F. mother
- neco
- neco, necAre, necavI, nacatus, to kill
- notus, -a, -um
- famous
- modus
- modI M. way
- vis
- vis F. power (sing) strength (plural)
- demonstro
- demonstrare, demonstravI, demonstratus, to show/make known
- tempus
- temporis N. time
- amo
- amo, amare, amavI, amatus, to love
- iratus, -a, -um
- angry
- vir
- viri M. man
- subito
- suddenly
- nolo, nolle
- nollo, nolle, noluI, to not want