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Vocabulary Chapt. 1-15/17

All to do with the Latin Finals 2008.

Terms

undefined, object
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eo, ire
to go
custodio
custodire to guard
molestus
pest
observat
s/he/it watches
quoque
also
ibi
there
concido
concidere to fall down
scelestus
wicked
rident
they laugh
eadem
the same
iacio, iacere
to throw
ad urbem
to the city
furtim
stealthily
ars
artis f art
ancilla
slave women
minimē
no
praetereo
praeterire to go past
villa rustica
plantation
amat
s/he/it loves
incito, incitare
to incite
timet
s/he/it fears
tempto, temptare
to try
rota
rotae f wheel
praeterea
besides
abite molesti!
go away pests!
sunt
they are/there are
quod
because
ferio
ferire to strike
mater, matris-f
mother
strenuē
energetically
bonus, a, um
good
te
you-direct object
occupatus
busy
tuus
your
magnus
big
vult
s/he/it wants
absum, abesse
to be away
ascendit
s/he/it climbs
fero, ferre
to carry
raeda
carrige
haereo
haerēre to be stuck
mox
soon
soror, sororis
sister
ianitor
door keeper
cadit
s/he/it falls
cesso
cessare to do nothing
quis?
who?
necesse est
it is necessary
moveo
movēre to move
arripit
s/hi/it snatches
fer!
carry!
lacrimans
weeping
interpello
interpellare to interupt
sua
his/her/its/their/own
abeo, abire
to depart
in horto
in the garden
nunc
now
strenue
energetically
si
if
pater
father
trado, tradere
to hand over
mater
mother
tempus
time
tu
you-subject
maneo, manēre
to remain
cisium
cisii n two wheeled carrige
quem?
whom?
ago
agere to do/drive
noster, nostra, nostrum
our
meus
my
semisomna
half sleep
lentē
slowly
ad puellas
toward the girls
scribit
s/he/it writes
discendo, discendere
to go away
in silvam
into the woods
iratus
angry
vilicus, vilici-m
overseer
portant
they carry
gaudeo
gaudēre to rejoice
nemo
nothing
in itinere
on a journey
etiam
also/even
villa
country house
tardus, a, um
slow
paras
you prepare
verto
vertere to turn
prope
near+accusative
terret
s/he/it terrifies
complexū
in an embrace
sollicita
worried
excipiunt
they welcome
ego
I
iterum
again
celeriter
quick
festino, festinare
to hurry
exire
to go out
mēcum
with me
inquit
s/he/it says
via
road
petit
s/he/it looks for
volo
I want
lupus
wolf
ad villam rusticam
toward the plantation
saepe
often
cave!
be careful!
brevi tempore
in a short time
animus
animi m mind/spirit
alius
another
incolumnis,is,e
safe
ira, irae
anger
tacitē
quietly
laborant
they work
tamen
nevertheless
saluto, salutare
to greet
legit
s/he/it reads
defessa
tired
immobilis, is, e
not moving
clamant
they shout
fragor
a crash
redeo, redire
to return
diu
for a while
tum
then
periculosus
full of danger
gerere solent
they usually wear
vos
you all
nolo
I don't want
cum
with+ablative
repellit
s/he/it drives off
eos
them
simul
at the same time
caupona
cauponae f inn
secundā horā
at the second hour
videt
s/he/it sees
quid?
what?
coquere
to cook
multi
many
quae
who
nobis
to/for us
in villis rusticis
in the plantations
uxor, uvoris
wife
periculum
periculi n danger
quos
whom-accusative
aqua
water
bos
bovis m/f cow
adveniunt
they arrive
subitō
suddenly
strenua
energetic
rivus
stream
frater, fratris
brother
clamor
a shout
raedarius
coachman
vale
good bye
calidus
warm
laborantēs
working
misera
sad
noli excitare
don't wake up
tunica, tunicae
tunic
intro, intrare
to enter
ita verō
yes
alii...alii
same...others
eō ispō tempore
at that very moment
salvae
safe
latro, latrare
to bark
qualis?
what sort of?
ubi
where/when
magnā voce
in a loud voice
per villam
through the villa
gero, gerere
to wear
dum
while
servus
slave
surgit
s/he/it rises
sub arbore
under the tree
dominus, domini-m
master
venio, venire
to come
potest
s/he/it is able
altera
other
excipio
excipere to welcome
ex agrīs
out of the fields
duco, ducere
to lead
ignavus
lazy/cowardly
age!/agite!
come on!
ambulant
they walk
servus quidam
a certain slave
semper
always
in piscam
into the fish pond
teneo, tenēre
to have/hold
induo, induere
to put on
temerarius
rash
liberi, liborum
children
celerrimē
very quickly
respondet
s/he/it responds
fossa, fossae
ditch
nomine
named
vir, viri
man
princeps
emperor
in animō habēre
to have in mind
nos
we-nominative/us-accusative
tace!
be quiet!
longus, a, um
long
dic!
say!
mihi
to/for me
non iam
no longer
ramus
branch
quid facit?
what does s/he/it doing?
interea
meanwhile
quid faciunt?
what are they doing?
ad ianuam
to the door
dormit
s/he/it sleeps
ferte auxilium
bring help
quō?
to where?
commotus,a,um
upset
canis, canis
dog
adiuvare
to help
conspicit
s/he/it catches sight of
caupo
cauponis m inkeeper
cista
trunk
puella
girl
revoco, revocare
to call back
fac!
do!
ispa
she herself
gemit
s/he/it groans
pater, patris-m
father
puer
boy
olfacio, olfacere
to smell
vox
voice
excito, excitare
to wake up
verero, verberare
to beat
eum
him
duc!
lead!
promitto, promitttere
to promise
iam
now/already
cibus
food
cras
tomorrow
vos omnēs
you all
mitte!
send!
filia, filiae
daughter
nuntius
messenger
nondum
not yet
est
s/he/it is
curare
to take care of
cuncti
all
frigidus
cold
currit
s/he/it runs
solus
alone
igitur
therefor
procul
far away
plenus,a,um
full
statim
immediatly
perterritus
petrified
quid facit?
who-singular and plural
in agrīs
in the fields
cupla
culpae f fault
specto, spectare
to look at
descende!
come down!
omnia quae
everything that
lacrimo, lacrimare
to weep
omnēs
everyone
carrisimus, a, um
dearest
parens, parentis
parent
cubiculum
bedroom
sto, stare
to stand
appareo
apparēre to appear
reprehendit
s/he/it scolds
appropinquat
s/he/it approaches
tandem
finally
eius
his/her
neque...neque
neither...nor
baculum
stick
audit
s/he/it hears
vicina
neighboring
frustrā
in vain
invenio, invenire
to find
qui?
who?
paratus
prepared
placidē
calmly
filius, filii
son
sdeinde
then/next
nescio
I don't know
purgat
s/he/it cleans
habitat
s/he/it lives
iubeo, iubēre
to order
laeta
happy
pono, ponere
to put/place
traho, trahere
to pull
sedet
s/he/it sits
errant
they wander
infirmus
weak
nulli
none
convoco, convocare
to call together
equus
horse
aedificium
aedificii n building
rogo, rogare
to ask
ispe
himself
hīc
here
e silvā
out of the woods
hodie
today
caelum
caeli n sky
amicae
friends
pernocto
pernoctare to stay the night
sed
but
vir
man
neque
neither
aperio
aperire to open
docet
s/he/it teaches
-ne
?
ecce!
look!
aestate
in summer
et
and
adhūc
still
nihil
nothing
lucet
it is day
nubes
nubis f cloud
porta, portae
gate
dies
day

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