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Latin Vocab ch. 1-12
all nous are in the gen. case, all verbs are in their infinative form
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9th Grade
01/11/2011

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Term
amicam
Definition
friend
Term
ancillam
Definition
slave-woman
Term
aquam
Definition
water
Term
epistulam
Definition
letter
Term
feminam
Definition
woman
Term
Italiam
Definition
Italy
Term
lanam
Definition
wool
Term
picturam
Definition
picture
Term
piscinam
Definition
fishpond
Term
puellam
Definition
girl
Term
Romam
Definition
Rome
Term
silvam
Definition
woods, forest
Term
statuam
Definition
statue
Term
villam
Definition
house
Term
rusticam
Definition
country
Term
agrum
Definition
field
Term
amicum
Definition
friend
Term
cibum
Definition
food
Term
hortum
Definition
food
Term
lupum
Definition
wolf
Term
molestum
Definition
pest
Term
nunticum
Definition
messenger
Term
puerum
Definition
boy
Term
ramum
Definition
branch
Term
rivum
Definition
stream
Term
servum
Definition
slave
Term
virum
Definition
man
Term
aestatem
Definition
summer
Term
arborem
Definition
tree
Term
clamorem
Definition
shouting
Term
fragorem
Definition
crash, noise
Term
matrem
Definition
mother
Term
patrem
Definition
father
Term
principem
Definition
emperor
Term
senatorem
Definition
senator
Term
urbem
Definition
city
Term
vocem
Definition
voice
Term
altera
Definition
a second, another
Term
Britannica
Definition
British
Term
calida
Definition
warm
Term
defessa
Definition
tired
Term
frigida
Definition
cool, cold
Term
ignava
Definition
cowardly, lazy
Term
infirma
Definition
weak, shaky
Term
irata
Definition
angry
Term
laeta
Definition
happy, glad
Term
magna
Definition
big, great, loud
Term
mea
Definition
my
Term
molesta
Definition
troublesome, annoying
Term
multae
Definition
many
Term
occupata
Definition
busy
Term
perterrita
Definition
frightened, terrified
Term
Romana
Definition
Roman
Term
salva
Definition
safe
Term
sollicita
Definition
anxious, worried
Term
sola
Definition
alone
Term
strenua
Definition
active, energetic
Term
temeraria
Definition
reckless
Term
vicina
Definition
neiboring
Term
ego
Definition
I
Term
eius
Definition
his, her
Term
eos
Definition
them
Term
eum
Definition
him
Term
me
Definition
me
Term
quae
Definition
who
Term
qui
Definition
who
Term
te
Definition
you (subj)
Term
tu
Definition
you (DO)
Term
adiuvare
Definition
to help
Term
amare
Definition
to love
Term
ambulare
Definition
to walk
Term
appropinquare
Definition
to approach
Term
clamare
Definition
to shout
Term
curare
Definition
to look after, take care of
Term
errare
Definition
to wander
Term
habitare
Definition
to live, dwell
Term
laborare
Definition
to work
Term
observare
Definition
to watch
Term
parare
Definition
to prepare, get ready
Term
portare
Definition
to carry
Term
purgare
Definition
to clean
Term
revocare
Definition
to recall, call back
Term
salutare
Definition
to greet, welcome
Term
spectare
Definition
to watch
Term
vexare
Definition
to annoy
Term
docere
Definition
to teach
Term
lucere
Definition
it is light, it is day
Term
respondere
Definition
to reply
Term
ridere
Definition
to laugh, smile
Term
sedere
Definition
to sit
Term
terrere
Definition
to frighten
Term
timere
Definition
to fear, to be afraid of
Term
videre
Definition
to see
Term
ascendere
Definition
to climb
Term
cadere
Definition
to fall
Term
consulere
Definition
to consult
Term
coquere
Definition
to cook
Term
currere
Definition
to run
Term
descendere
Definition
to come/climb down
Term
descendere
Definition
to come/climb down
Term
ducere
Definition
to lead, take, bring
Term
gemere
Definition
to groan
Term
legere
Definition
to read
Term
petere
Definition
to look for, seek
Term
repellere
Definition
to drive off/drive back
Term
reprehendere
Definition
to blame/scold
Term
scribere
Definition
to write
Term
surgere
Definition
to get up, rise
Term
tradere
Definition
to hand over
Term
arripere
Definition
to grab hold of, snatch
Term
conspicere
Definition
to catch sight of
Term
excipere
Definition
to welcome
Term
facere
Definition
to make, do
Term
advenire
Definition
to reach, arrive
Term
audire
Definition
to hear/listen to
Term
dormire
Definition
to sleep
Term
venire
Definition
to come
Term
sum, sumus, es, estis, est, sunt
Definition
to be
Term
inquit
Definition
she says
Term
ire
Definition
to go
Term
exire
Definition
to go out
Term
redire
Definition
to return
Term
nolle
Definition
to be unwilling, not to wish
Term
posse
Definition
to be able, (h/s/t/i) can
Term
velle
Definition
to wish, want
Term
ad
Definition
to/toward
Term
e/ex
Definition
from/out of
Term
in
Definition
in/on
into/onto
into/onto
Term
per
Definition
through
Term
prope
Definition
near
Term
sub
Definition
under
Term
adhuc
Definition
still
Term
etiam
Definition
also, even
Term
furtim
Definition
stealthily
Term
hodie
Definition
today
Term
iam
Definition
now/already
Term
ibi
Definition
there
Term
ita vero!
Definition
yes!
Term
lente
Definition
slowly
Term
Minime!
Definition
No!
Term
mox
Definition
soon
Term
non
Definition
not
Term
nondum
Definition
not yet
Term
non iam
Definition
no longer
Term
nunc
Definition
now
Term
quoque
Definition
also
Term
saepe
Definition
often
Term
semper
Definition
always
Term
statim
Definition
immediatly
Term
strenue
Definition
strenuously, hard
Term
subito
Definition
suddenly
Term
tamen
Definition
however
Term
tandem
Definition
at last
Term
tum
Definition
then
Term
ubi
Definition
where/when
Term
dum
Definition
while
Term
et
Definition
and
Term
igutur
Definition
therefore
Term
neque
Definition
and...not
Term
cur
Definition
why
Term
qui
Definition
who
Term
quid
Definition
what
Term
abi, moleste!
Definition
go away, pest!
Term
aestate
Definition
in summer
Term
brevi tempore
Definition
in a short time, soon
Term
cave!
Definition
be careful!
Term
dies
Definition
day
Term
ecce!
Definition
look!
Term
eheu!
Definition
alas!
Term
eugepae!
Definition
hurray!
Term
fer auxilium!
Definition
bring help! help!
Term
ipsa
Definition
herself
Term
laborantes
Definition
working
Term
necesse est
Definition
it is necessary
Term
nihil
Definition
nothing
Term
nomine
Definition
by name, called
Term
omnes
Definition
all
Term
Salve!
Definition
Hello! Greetings!
Term
areae
Definition
open space
Term
Britanniae
Definition
Britan
Term
cistae
Definition
trunk, chest
Term
fillae
Definition
daughter
Term
fossae
Definition
ditch
Term
horae
Definition
hour
Term
ianuae
Definition
door
Term
irae
Definition
anger
Term
litterae
Definition
anger
Term
pallae
Definition
palla (mantle)
Term
portae
Definition
gate
Term
raedae
Definition
carrage
Term
stolae
Definition
woman's toga
Term
togae
Definition
toga
Term
toga praetexta
Definition
toga w/ purple border
Term
togae virilis
Definition
toga of manhood
Term
tunicae
Definition
tunic
Term
viae
Definition
road
Term
Via Appia
Definition
the Appian
Way
Term
vineae
Definition
vinyard
Term
domini
Definition
master
Term
equi
Definition
horse
Term
filii
Definition
son
Term
liberorum
Definition
children
Term
numeroi
Definition
number
Term
raedarii
Definition
coachman, driver
Term
vilici
Definition
overseer
Term
viri
Definition
man, husband
Term
canis
Definition
dog
Term
fratris
Definition
brother
Term
frontis
Definition
forehead
Term
ianitoris
Definition
doorkeeper
Term
materis
Definition
mother
Term
narratoris
Definition
narrator
Term
noctis
Definition
night
Term
nocte
Definition
at night
Term
parentis
Definition
parent
Term
patris
Definition
father
Term
sororis
Definition
sister
Term
uxoris
Definition
wife
Term
alia
Definition
another, other
Term
bona
Definition
good
Term
misera
Definition
unhappy, miserable
Term
nulla
Definition
no, none
Term
parata
Definition
ready
Term
plena
Definition
full
Term
scelesta
Definition
wickid
Term
secunda
Definition
second
Term
semisomna
Definition
half-asleep
Term
suus, sua
Definition
his, her, their, its
Term
immobilis
Definition
motionless
Term
celare
Definition
to hide
Term
convocare
Definition
to call together
Term
excitare
Definition
to rouse/wake up
Term
exclamare
Definition
to exclaim
Term
festinare
Definition
to hurry
Term
incitare
Definition
to urge, spur on
Term
intrare
Definition
to enter
Term
lacrimare
Definition
to weep, cry
Term
latrare
Definition
to bark
Term
mussare
Definition
to mutter
Term
rogare
Definition
to ask
Term
stare
Definition
to stand
Term
temptare
Definition
to try
Term
verberare
Definition
to beat
Term
habere
Definition
to have, hold
Term
iubere
Definition
to order
Term
manere
Definition
to remain, stay
Term
solere
Definition
to be accustomed to
Term
tacere
Definition
to be quiet
Term
tenere
Definition
to hold
Term
discedere
Definition
to go away, depart
Term
gerere
Definition
to wear
Term
induere
Definition
to put on
Term
inurere
Definition
to brand
Term
mittere
Definition
to send
Term
ponere
Definition
to put, place
Term
promittere
Definition
to promise
Term
trahere
Definition
to drag, pull
Term
effugere
Definition
to flee
Term
iacere
Definition
to throw
Term
olfacere
Definition
to catch the scent of, smell
Term
impedire
Definition
to hinder, prevent
Term
invenire
Definition
to find
Term
nescire
Definition
to be ignorant, to not know
Term
abire
Definition
to go away
Term
absum, abesse
Definition
to be away, absent
Term
fero, ferre
Definition
to bring, carry
Term
eam
Definition
her, it
Term
mihi
Definition
for me/to me
Term
nobis
Definition
for us
Term
nos
Definition
we, us
Term
vos
Definition
y'all
Term
ad
Definition
to/toward
Term
cum
Definition
with
Term
celeriter
Definition
quickly
Term
cras
Definition
tomorrow
Term
diende
Definition
then, next
Term
hic
Definition
here
Term
interea
Definition
meanwhile
Term
iterum
Definition
again, a second time
Term
simul
Definition
together, at the same time
Term
tacite
Definition
silently
Term
quamquam
Definition
although
Term
age!
Definition
come on!
Term
baculum
Definition
stick
Term
complexu
Definition
in an embrace
Term
cubiculum
Definition
room
Term
eo ipso tempore
Definition
at that very moment
Term
id quod
Definition
that which
Term
illa nocte
Definition
that night
Term
in itenere
Definition
on a journey
Term
ipse
Definition
himself
Term
lacrimans
Definition
weeping
Term
mecum
Definition
with me
Term
nemo
Definition
no one
Term
noli excitare!
Definition
dont wake up!
Term
se
Definition
himself
Term
sedetes
Definition
sitting
Term
quidam
Definition
a certain
Term
vestigium
Definition
track, footprint, trace
Term
tribus diebus
Definition
in three days
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