Classical Academic Press Latin for Children Primer C
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- bibō, bibere, bibī
- to drink
- cūrō, cūrāre, cūrāvī, cūrātum
- to care for
- convocō, convocāre, convocāvī, convocātum
- to call together, to assemble
- festīnō
- I hurry
- festinant
- they hurry
- festinas
- you (sing) hurry
- festinat
- you (pl.) hurry
- festinamus
- we hurry
- portō, portāre, portāvī, portātum
- to carry, to bring
- salūtō
- I greet
- colōnus, ī
- colonist; farmer
- toga, ae
- toga (clothing)
- fessus, fessa, fessum
- tired
- līber, lībra, lībrum
- free
- legÅ, legere, lÄ“gÄ«, lectum
- to collect; choose; read
- discō, discere, didicī
- to learn
- doceÅ, docÄ“re, docuÄ«, doctum
- to teach
- sutdeÅ, studÄ“re, studuÄ« (+dat.)
- sto be eager for; study
- cognoscō, cognoscere, cognōvī, cognītum
- to get to know, to recognize
- schola, ae
- school; group of followers, following
- liber, librī
- book
- scholam habeō
- toI give a class or lecture
- etiam
- also
- nōn
- not
- brevis, breve
- short, shallow, short-;oved
- commūnis, commūne
- shared, common
- dulcis, dulce
- sweet
- fortis, forte
- strong, brave
- difficilis, difficile
- difficult
- facilis, facile
- easy
- gravis, grave
- heavey, serious
- levis, leve
- light, fickle
- nōbilis, nōbile
- well-know, noble
- omnis, omne
- all, whole, every
- pecūnia, ae
- money
- poena, ae
- penalty, punishment
- rosa, ae
- rose
- sententia, ae
- opinion, sentence
- vīta, ae
- life
- celer, celeris, celere
- swift
- ācer, ācris, ācre
- sharp
- pauper, pauperis
- poor
- mortālis, mortāle
- mortal
- immortālis, immortāle
- immortal
- incolumnis, incolume
- unharmed, safe
- cīvīlis, cīvīle
- civil (of citizens)
- mīlitāris, mīlītāre
- military (of soldiers)
- puerīlis, puerīle
- boyish, childish (of boys)
- virīlis, virīle
- manly (of a man)
- cūra, ae
- care
- culpa, ae
- faulet, blame, sin
- glōria, ae
- glory
- angulus, ī
- angle, corner, nook
- calculus, ī
- pebble
- audax, audācis
- bold
- ingens, ingentis
- huge
- fēlix, fēlicis
- happy, lucky, fruitful
- infēlix, infēlicis
- unhappy, unlucky, unfruitful
- vetus, veteris
- old, aged; long-standing
- ferox, ferōcis
- fierce, warlike, wild
- prūdens, prūdentis
- sensible, prudent
- dīves, dīvitis
- rich; costly
- potens, potentis
- capable; powerful
- absens, absentis
- absent
- praesense, praesentis
- present
- audax dux
- bold leader
- audÄcÄ“s ducÄ“s
- bold leaders
- ferox ludus
- fierce wolf
- prūdens uxor
- prudent wife
- contendō, contendere,contendī, contentum
- to exert, hasten, march
- vertō, vertere, vertī, versum
- to turn
- placeÅ, placÄ“re, placuÄ«, placÄ«tum + dative object
- to please
- condÅ, condÄ“re, condidÄ«, condÄ«tum
- to found, establish
- lÅ«ceÅ, lÅ«cÄ“rÄ“, luxÄ«
- to shine, be bright
- retinÅ, retinÄ“re, retinuÄ«, retentum
- to hold back
- referō, referre, rettulī, relātum
- to bring back, report
- mīlitō, mīlitāre
- campaign, serve as a soldier
- castra, ōrum
- camp (neuter plural)
- hasta, ae
- spear
- scutum, ī
- shild
- dexter, dextra, dextrum
- right
- sinister, sinistra, sinistrum
- left
- legatus, ī
- lieutenant
-
imperō, imperāre
(+dative of person, + accus. of thing) - order
- comparō, comparāre, comparāvī, comparātum
- to get ready, to bring together, to compre
- defendo, defendere, defendi, defensum
- to defend
- prohibeÅ, prohibÄ“re, prohibuÄ«, prohibitum
- to hold back, prohibit
- vulnerō, vulnerāre, vulnerāvi, vulnerātum
- to wound
- fortūna, ae
- fortune
- provincia, ae
- province
- inopia, ae
- want, lack
- summa, ae
- sum, total
- tūba, ae
- trumpet
- habeÅ, habÄ“re, habuÄ«, habÄ«tum
- to have, hold
- potestās, potestātis (f)
- power
- iudex, iudicis (m)
- judge
- auctōritas, auctōritātis (f)
- influence, authority
- defendī
- I have defended
- defendistī
- you (sing) have defended