Humanistic Latin Vocab 1
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- iter, itineris, n
- walk, way, journey, course
- fatum, i, n
- an utterance; destiny, fate
- conspectus, us, m
- look, sight, view, appearance
- impetus, us, m
- a making for; attack, onset; impulse, passion, force
- fama, ae, f
- talk, report, rumour, tradition
- insignis, e
- distinguished, remarkable, notable
- late, adv
- broadly, widely
- conspectus, a, um
- visible, striking, remarkable, conspicuous
- fere, adv
- almost, nearly
- aliquando, adv
- at some time; at any time, once; sometimes
- quotidie, adv
- daily, every day
- praecipue, adv
- especially, chiefly, particularly, principally
- pridie, adv
- on the day before
- relego, relegere, relegi, relectum
- to gather up again, collect again; go over again
- apud + acc
- at, near, by, with, among
- occurro, occurrere, occurri, occursum
- to run to meet, hasten to meet; to fall upon, attack; to come in the way; come into the thoughts; occur
- postquam, conj
- after, when
- conscendo, ere
- to ascend, mount, go up
- credo, credere, credidi, creditum
- to trust, entrust
- comperio, comperire, comperi, compertum
- to find out, discover
- compertus, a, um
- known, undoubted
- semotus, a, um
- removed, remote, distant
- evolvo, evolvere
- to roll out, roll forth, spread; unroll; extricate, disentangle, detach; unravel, disclose, explain
- refert, referre, retulit, impers.
- it matters, it conerns, it makes a difference
- refero, referre, retuli, relatum
- to carry back, bring back, restore; to repeat, answer
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favitor, oris, m;
fautor, oris, m - one who favours; patron, sponsor
- ceterum, adv
- for the rest, otherwise
- omissus, a, um
- negligent, remiss
- excusabilis, e
- excusable
- privatus, a, um
- private
- senex, senis
- old, aged; an old person
- carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptum
- to pluck, pluck off, select, choose out; proceed; carp at, slander; consume, weaken; break up, separate, divide
- mirus, a, um
- wonderful, astonishing
- adeo, adv
- to that point, so far
- adeo, adire, adii, aditus
- to go/come to, approach
- exactus, a, um
- accurate, precise, exact
- segnis, e
- slow, slothful, tardy, sluggish
- procacitas, atis, f
- shamelessness, impudence
- pinguis, e
- fat
- macies, ei, f
- leanness, thinness
- dehortor, ari, dep
- to discourage, dissuade
- recuso, are
- to object to, protest against, refuse
- fio, fieri, factus sum
- to be made, come into existence; to be done, happen
- delicatus, a, um
- dainty, nice, soft, tender, fastidious
- delectatio, onis, f
- delight, pleasure
- appetens, entis
- eager, desirous
- libro, librare, libravi, libratus
- to balance, poise, keep in equilibrium; to swing, level, brandish
- molestus, a, um
- burdensome, troublesome, annoying, irksome
- verto, vertere, verti, versum
- to turn, turn round
- germanus, i, m
- own brother
- probe, adv
- well, rightly, fitly, properly, excellently
- aperio, aperire, aperui, apertum
- to uncover, lay bare; reveal; open
- gratulor, gratulari, gratulatus sum
- to wish a person joy, congratulate, give solemn thanks
- vesper, eris, m
- evening; the west
- vespera, ae, f
- evening
- ad vesperam
- towards evening
- singulus, a, um (freq. pl)
- single, separate, one at a time, one alone, one each
- moles, is, f
- a shapeless mass; a mass of rock
- improbus, a, um
- persistent
- pastor, oris, m
- a herd; shepherd
- aetas, aetatis, f
- age; a lifetime; time, epoch
- convexus, a, um
- vaulted, arched, convex; sloping downwards
- enixus (enisus), a, um
- eager, strenuous
- enitor, eniti, enisus sum
- to bring forth, bear; to struggle upwards; mount, climb, strive
- amictus, us, m
- garment, covering
- vepres, vepris, m
- a thorn-bush, briar-bush
- ausum, i, n
- a daring deed, undertaking
- quisquam, quaequam, quidquam
- anybody, anyone, anything
- monitor, oris, m
- one who reminds; a prompter; adviser, instructor
- animadverto, vertere, verti, versum
- to turn or give the mind to, take notice of, attend to, perceive, observe; blame, censure, punish
- nitor, niti, nisus/nixus sum
- to rest, lean, support oneself (+abl); to press on, climb, ascend
- nequequam, adv
- in vain, fruitlessly, to no purpose
- aliquantulus, a, um
- little, small
- aliquantulum, adv
- a little
- rupes, rupis, f
- rock, cliff
- ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentum/ostensum
- to hold out, show, display
- callis, callis, m
- a narrow track, footpath; upland pastures
- ingemino, ingeminare, ingeminavi, ingeminatus
- to redouble, increase
- digredior, digredi, digressus sum
- to go apart, go asunder, separate, depart; deviate, digress
- dimitto, dimittere, dimisi, dimissum
- to send forth, send away, let go, dismiss; give up, leave, renounce, abandon
- penes +acc
- in the possession of, in the power of, in the keeping of; with, belonging to
- quispiam, quaepiam, quodpiam
- anyone, anything, someone, something
- dumtaxat, adv
- exactly, at least, not less than, at most, not more than
- accingo, accingere, accinxi, accinctum
- to gird to/on, to equip, arm
- alacer, alacris, alacre
- quick, lively, animate
- ascensus, us, m
- a going up, climbing up, ascent
- conatus, us, m
- an exertion, effort, impulse, inclination
- velox, velocis,
- swift, rapid, quick, fleet
- subsequor, subsequi, subsecutus sum
- to follow, follow after
- procul, adv
- far off, at a distance
- subsisto, subsistere, substiti, --
- to halt, stand, come to a stand, stay, remain
- proveho, provehere, provexi, provectum
- to carry forward, carry on, advance, raise, promote
- praesertim, adv
- especially, chiefly
- compendiarius, a, um
- short, quick (of routes)
- iugum, i, n
- yoke, collar, couple; ridge; mountain heights
- mollis, molle
- soft, tender, pliant, flexible, supple, yielding
- vergo, vergere, versi, --
- to turn, bend, be inclined, lie, incline
- aditus, us, m
- a going to, approach, access
- incendo, incendere, incendi, incensus
- to kindle, set on fire, burn, illumine
- ignavia, ae, f
- idleness, listlessness, cowardice
- praetendo, praetendere, praetendi, praetentum
- to stretch or hold out; to place before; to pretend
- excusatio, onis, f
- an excuse, plea, defence
- excelsus, a, um
- lofty, high, elevated, distinguished, eminent
- excelsum, i, n
- height, eminence
- teneo, tenere, tenui, tentum
- to hiold
- mitis, mite
- mild, soft, ripe, gentle
- aliunde, adv
- from some other direction
- pateo, patere, patui, --
- to be open, stand open, lie open
- nihilum, i, n
- nothing
- accessus, us, m
- an approach to, approach, access, entrance
- ingravesco, ingravescere, --
- to grow heavy, become a burden, become troublesome, become weary
- cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum
- to come into existence, spring forth, arise; grow, increase in size
- taedium, i, n
- disgust, weariness, boredom
- conficio, conficere, confeci, confectum
- to make together; finish; make ready; bring about, accomplish
- perplexus, a, um
- confused, intricate, entangled; obscure, ambiguous
- penitus, adv
- inwardly, internally, deeply
- penitus, a, um
- inner, inward, itnernal
- operio, operire, operui, opertum
- to cover, bury; overwhelm; cover, conceal; close, shut up
- reficio, reficere, refeci, refectum
- to make again, restore, repair; to choose again; refresh, revive; to receive, get back again
- accubitus, us, m
- the act of reclining at table; reclining
- attingo, attingere, attigi, attactum
- to touch; to arrive at a place; to border upon, touch upon; to attack, strike; to affect; to concern; to resemble; to mention
- fessus, a, um
- weary, tired, exhausted
- incedo, incedere, incessi, incessum
- to walk, march, step, advance, proceed
- aliquanmdiu, adv
- for some time
- vixdum, adv
- hardly yet
- anfractus, us, m
- a turning, bend, winding
- deicio, deicere, deieci, deiectus
- to throw, cast, hurl down
- iterum, adv
- again, a second time
- sector, sectari, sectatus sum
- to follow eagerly, accompany; harass, chase; to strive after, try to get or find out
- peragro, peragrare, peragravi, peragratus
- to wander through, pass through, travel through
- nempe, conj
- forsooth, truly, certainly, to be sure
- differo, differre, distuli, dilatum
- to put off, delay, postpone, be different; to carry in different directions, spread abroad, scatter; harass, disturb
- molestia, ae, f
- annoyance, troublesomeness
- ingenium, i, n
- nature, disposition, character, temperament
- pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventum
- to come through to, arrive at, reach, attain to
- risus, us, m
- laughing, laughter
- contingo, contingere, contigi, contactus
- to touch, affect, infect, reach; happen, befall (+dat)
- indignans, indignantis
- impatient, offended
- amplius
- more
- intra, adv
- within, inside
- intra +acc
- inside, within, during, in the space of
- deludo, deludere, delusi, delusum
- to mock, cheat, delude
- quidam, quaedam, quoddam
- a certain person or thing; a kind of, so to speak
- consido, considere, consedi, consessum
- to sit down, settle
- volucer, volucris, volucre
- flying, winged
- transilio, transilire, transilui, --
- to spring over, leap across
- compello, compellare, compellavi, compellatus
- to address, accost, call by name; reproach, chide, rebuke
- totiens, adv
- so often, so many times
- expers, expertis
- having no part in, not sharing in; wanting in, lacking in, destitute of (+gen)
- scitus, a, um
- knowing, shrewd, sensible, judicious
- scitum, in, n
- decree, statute, ordinance
- accendo, accendere, accendi, accensum
- to kindle, set on fire; to kindle, fire, inflame, excite
- idcirco, adv
- on that account, for that reason, for that purpose
- perpendo, perpendere, perpendi, perpensum
- to weigh carefully, consider, examine
- equidem, adv
- indeed, truly, for my part; of course, certainly, admittedly
- dispono, disponere, diposui, dispositum
- to put in different places, to distribute; to arrange, put in order, dispose
- parum, adv
- too little, not enough
- potior, potiri, potitus sum
- to get possession of, obtain, possess (+acc, abl, gen)
- oportet, oportere, oportuit, impers
- it behoves, it is proper, one should
- fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum
- to deceive
- nimius, a, um
- very great, very much; excessive
- nimium, i, n
- much, a great deal; excess, too much
- infimus, a, um
- lowest
- inferus, a, um
- below, beneath, underneath
- expeditus, a, um
- unshackled, unimpeded
- veruntamen, adv
- but yet, notwithstanding, nevertheless
- convallis, convallis, f
- a valley shut in on all sides
- procumbo, procumbere, procubui, procubitum
- to lean or bend forward; to fall down, sink down
- horreo, horrere, horrui, --
- to bristle, shudder at, dread
- ominor, ominari, ominatus sum
- to presage, prophesy, predict
- cruciatus, us, m
- torture, torment
- quantum, adv
- how much
- quantus, a, um
- of what size, how great
- erigo, erigere, erexi, erectum
- to set up, place upright, lift up, erect
- utinam, adv
- would that! o that!
- perago, peragere, peregi, peractum
- to pass through, go through; go over, mention; to carry through, finish, complete, accomplish
- suspiro, suspirare, suspiravi, suspiratus
- to draw a deep breath, sigh; sigh for, long for
- hodiernus, a, um
- of today
- annona, ae, f
- yearly produce; crop; price
- longe, adv
- a long way off, far, at a distance, at length, far-fetched, by far
- ictus, us, m
- blow, strike
- trepido, trepidare, trepidavi, trepidatus
- to be agitated, be busy and anxious, bustle about; to waver confusedly, to fear, be anxious about
- moribundus, a, um
- dying, expiring, subject to death, mortal; causing death, deadly
- obsequium, i, n
- compliance, complaisance, submission; indulgence; pliancy
- caducus, a, um
- fallen, falling
- membrum, i, n
- limb, member, part
- fascia, ae, f
- bandage, band
- gravis, e
- heavy, weighty
- silvestris, e
- belonging to woods, covered with trees, wooded; wild, rural, pastoral
- suspicor, suspicari, suspicatus sum
- to mistrust, suspect; suppose
- planities, ei, f
- plain, plateau
- conquiesco, conquiescere, conquievi, conquietus
- to rest, take repose, pause
- quisnam, quaenam, quidnam
- who? what?
- relego, relegere, relegi, relectus
- to read again, reread
- permoveo, permovere, permovi, permotus
- to stir up, move deeply; influence; agitate
- sto, stare, steti, status
- to stand, remain
- dehinc, adv
- hereafter, henceforth, then, after that, next
- acetum, i, n
- vinegar; sourness; sharpness of wit
- disto, distare, --
- to stand apart, be distant, be different
- potius
- better, preferable, superior; more useful, more important
- potius, adv
- rather, more, preferably
- increpo, increpare, increpavi, increpatus
- to rattle, snap, clash, make a noise
- mollities, ei, f
- softness, tenderness
- increpo, increpare, increpui, increpitus
- to rebuke, chide, reprove, protest at
- virilis, e
- manly, virile, mature
- affectus, us, m
- disposition, state, mood, emotion; affection, passion, love
- quamvis, adj
- however much
- quamvis, adv
- although
- utrubique, adv
- in both places, in both cases
- desum, deesse, defui, defuturus
- to be wanting (+dat), fail; to abandon, desert, neglect
- testis, testis, c
- witness
- praesidium, i, n
- protection, help, guard
- fullus, a, um
- propped up, supported
- excedo, excedere, excessi, excessus
- to pass, withdraw, exceed; go away, die
- quot, adj
- how many; of what number; as many
- praetereo, praeterire, praeterii, preaeteritus
- to pass, go by; disregard, neglect, omit, miss; surpass, excel
- portus, us, m
- port, harbour, refuge, haven
- memini (perfect defective)
- to remember, keep in mind, pay heed to, recall (+gen, acc+infin)
- eodem, adv
- to the same place, purpose
- foeditas, foeditatis, f
- foulness, ugliness, shame
- supersum, superesse, superfui
- to be left over, survive, be in excess
- verecundus, a, um
- modest
- invitus, a, um
- reluctant, unwilling
- maestus, a, um
- sad, gloomy
- lugeo, lugere, luxi, --
- to mourn, lament, be in mourning
- experior, experiri, expertus sum
- to test, put to the test; find out; attempt, try; prove, experience
- effluo, effluere, effluxi
- to flow out, flow forth; disappear, vanish, escape; be forgotten
- dudum, adv
- a little while ago, formerly
- anceps, ancipitis
- two-headed, two-fold, double; doubtful
- consero, conserere, conservi, consertus
- to connect, link, fasten together, join, engage (in)
- consero, conserere, conseri, consetus
- to sow, plant, set; breed; sow
- decennum, i, n
- decade, period of ten years
- lustrum, i, n
- den (pl) of vice, brothel; slough, bog; forest, wildnerness
- produco, producere, produxi, productus
- to lead forward, bring out; revela; induce; promote; stretch out, prolong; buy
- congressus, us, m
- meeting, interview, assembly, encounter
- nove, adv
- newly, in new manner, recently; finally, at last
- vetus, veteris
- old, aged, ancient
- oppeto, oppetere, oppetivi, oppetitus
- to meet, encounter, push
- provectus, a, um
- advanced (esp in years)
- oblitus, a, um
- forgetful (+gen)
- quodammodo, adv
- in a certain way
- donec, conj
- while, as long as, until
- expergefacio, expergefacere, expergefeci, expergefactus
- to arouse, awaken
- obex, obicis, c
- bolt, bar, barrier, obstacle
- fretum, i, n
- sea, narrow sea, straits
- verbero, verberare, verberavi, verberatus
- to beat, strike, lash