All students entering Latin I-B or Honors Latin I-B in ninth grade are required to know these words
in their entirety- 3 principal parts and meanings for verbs! Nominative, Genitive, Gender for nouns!
Introductiō Latīnae - Verbs
3rd person present
1st p.p.
1st Conjugation
8 agitat
5 ambulat
9 celebrat
7 cēnat
3 circumspectat
3 clamat
9 dat
6 festinat
10 exclamat
3 exspectat
2 gustat
8 habitat
8 incitat
11 invitat
2 intrat
1 labōrat
7 lacrimat
2 laudat
7 narrat
7 necat
10 nuntiat
7 parat
3 portat
8 postulat
8 pugnat
6 pulsat
7 rogat
2 salutat
10 servat
5 spectat
5 stat
6 superat
11 verberat
6 vituperat
4 vocat
agitō
ambulō
celebrō
cēnō
circumspectō
clamō
dō
festinō
exclamō
exspectō
gustō
habitō
incitō
invitō
intrō
labōrō
lacrimō
laudō
narrō
necō
nuntiō
parō
portō
postulō
pugnō
pulsō
rogō
salutō
servō
spectō
stō
superō
verberō
vituperō
vocō
2nd p.p.
agitāre
ambulāre
celebrāre
cēnāre
circumspectāre
clamāre
dāre
festināre
exclamāre
exspectāre
gustāre
habitāre
incitāre
invitāre
intrāre
labōrāre
lacrimare
laudāre
narrāre
necāre
nuntiāre
parāre
portāre
postulāre
pugnāre
pulsāre
rogāre
salutāre
servāre
spectāre
stāre
superāre
verberāre
vituperāre
vocāre
3rd p.p.
agitāvī
ambulāvī
celebrāvī
cēnāvī
circumspectāvī
clamāvī
dedī
festināvī
exclamāvī
exspectāvī
gustāvī
habitāvī
incitāvī
invitāvī
intrāvī
labōrāvī
lacrimavī
laudāvī
narrāvī
necāvī
nuntiāvī
parāvī
portāvī
postulāvī
pugnāvī
pulsāvī
rogāvī
salutāvī
servāvī
spectāvī
stetī
superāvī
verberāvī
vituperāvī
vocāvī
Meaning
chases, hunts
walks
celebrates
dines
looks around
shouts
gives
hurries
exclaims
waits for
tastes
lives (in)
encourages
invites
enters
works
cries
praises
tells
kills
announces
prepares
carries
demands
fights
hits
asks
greets
protects, saves
watches
stands
overpowers
beats
scolds
calls
All students entering Latin I-B or Honors Latin I-B in ninth grade are required to know these words
in their entirety- 3 principal parts and meanings for verbs! Nominative, Genitive, Gender for nouns!
2nd Conjugation
12 complet
9 exercet
11 favet (+dat)
4 habet
12 iacet
9 manet
11 placet (+dat)
3 respondet
3 ridet
10 tacet
1 sedet
7 terret
12 timet
3 videt
3rd Conjugation
9 agnoscit
4 agit
12 amittit
3 bibit
8 consumit
5 contendit
4 coquit
11 credit (+dat)
5 currit
8 ducit
6 emit
9 emittit
12 incidit
7 intellegit
11 legit
12 mittit
5 petit
5 plaudit
7 procedit
11 promittit
9 ostendit
4 quaerit
8 recumbit
4 reddit
6 scrībit
3 surgit
9 tradit
4 vēndit
4 inquit
compleō
exerceō
faveō
habeō
iaceō
maneō
placeō
respondeō
rideō
taceō
sedeō
terreō
timeō
videō
complēre
exercēre
favēre
habēre
iacēre
manēre
placēre
respondēre
ridēre
tacēre
sedēre
terrēre
timēre
vidēre
complevī
exercuī
favī
habuī
iacuī
mansī
placuī
respondī
risī
tacuī
sedī
terruī
timuī
vīdī
fills
exercises
favors, supports
has
lies down
remains
pleases
answers
laughes
is silent
sits
scares
is scared
sees
agnoscō
agō
amittō
bibō
consumō
contendō
coquō
credō
currō
ducō
emō
emittō
incidō
intellegō
legō
mittō
petō
plaudō
procedō
promittō
ostendō,
quaerō
recumbō
reddō
scrībō
surgō
tradō
vēndō
agnoscere
agere
amittere
bibere
consumere
contendere
coquere
credere
currere
ducere
emere
emittere
incidere
intellegere
legere
mittere
petere
plaudere
procedere
promittere
ostendere
quaerere
recumbere
reddere
scrībere
surgere
tradere
vēndere
agnovī
ēgi
amīsī
bibī
consumpsī
contendī
coxī
credidī
cucurrī
duxī
ēmī
emīsī
incidī
intellexī
lēgī
mīsī
petivī
plausī
processī
promīsī
ostendī
quaesīvī
recubuī
reddidī
scrīpsī
surrēxi
tradidī
vēndidī
recognizes
does
loses
drinks
eats
hurries
cooks
believes, trusts
runs
leads, takes
buys
throws
falls
understands
reads
sent
attacks, seeks
applauds
advances
promises
shows
seeks
lies down, reclines
gives back
writes
stands up
hands over
sells
he, she says
All students entering Latin I-B or Honors Latin I-B in ninth grade are required to know these words
in their entirety- 3 principal parts and meanings for verbs! Nominative, Genitive, Gender for nouns!
3rd-io Conjugation
10 accipit
10 capit
7 cōnspicit
9 cupit
7 facit
12 fugit
9 inspicit
11 rapit
accipiō
capiō
cōnspiciō
cupiō
faciō
fugiō
inspiciō
rapiō
accipere
capere
cōnspicere
cupere
facere
fugere
inspicere
rapere
accēpī
cēpī
cōnspexī
cupivī
fēcī
fugī
inspexī
rapuī
accepts, receives
takes
catches sight of
wants, desires
makes, does
escapes, runs away
inspects, examines
grabs, seizes
4th Conjugation
5 audit
11 cōnvenit
12 custodit
4 dormit
10 invenit
9 revenit
12 sentit
5 venit
audiō
cōnveniō
custodiō
dormiō
inveniō
reveniō
sentiō
veniō
audīre
cōnvenīre
custodīre
dormīre
invenīre
revenīre
sentīre
venīre
audivī
cōnvēnī
custodīvī
dormīvī
invēnī
revēnī
sensī
vēnī
hears
comes together
guards
sleeps
finds
comes back
feels, senses
comes
Irregular Verbs
6 abest
10 abit
5 adest
1 est
3 exit
10 it
9 fert
9 offert
absum
abeō
adsum
sum
exeō
eō
ferō
offerō
abesse
abīre
adesse
esse
exīre
īre
ferre
offerre
afuī
abiī
adfuī
fuī
exiī
iī (ivī)
tulī
obtulī
is away
goes away
is here
is
leaves
goes
brings, carries
offers
Nouns
1st Declension – f.
5 agricolam, ae (m) farmer
2 ancilla , ae
female slave
2 cena , ae
dinner
4 cēra , ae
wax tablet
1 culina , ae
kitchen
12 epistula , ae
letter
5 fabula, ae
story
5 fēmina , ae
woman
12 flamma , ae
flame
3 ianua ae
door
2nd Declension – m.
2 amīcus ī
friend
4 anulus ī
ring
6 avarus ī
miser
1 atrium ī (n) reception hall
2 cibus ī
food
1 coquus ī
cook
1 cubiculum ī (n) bedroom
2 dominus ī
master
1 fīlius ī
son
3 forum ī (n)
forum
3rd Declension
1 canis, is (m/f)
dog
7 centurio, centurionis (m)
12 cinis, cineris (m)
ash
9 civis, is (m)
citizen
5 clāmor is (m)
noise
10 frater, fratris (m) brother
6 fur, furis (m)
thief
11 gens, gentis (f) family, clan
9 homo, hominis (m) man
9 hospēs, hospitis (m) guest
All students entering Latin I-B or Honors Latin I-B in ninth grade are required to know these words
in their entirety- 3 principal parts and meanings for verbs! Nominative, Genitive, Gender for nouns!
2 mēnsa ae
table 12 fundus ī
farm
6 infans, infantis (m/f) baby
st
nd
1 Declension – f.
2 Declension – m.
3rd Declension
4 pecunia ae
money 8 gladius ī
sword
4 iudex, iudicis (m)
judge
4 poeta (m) ae
poet
1 hortus ī
garden
5 iuvenis is (m)
young man
8 porta
ae
gate 10 imperium ī (n)
empire 3 leō, leōnis (m)
lion
5 puella
ae
girl
10 inimicus ī
enemy 1 māter, mātris (f) mother
11 pugna
ae
fight 10 liber, librī
book
4 mendax, mendacis (m) liar
10 sententia ae
opinion 6 lībertus ī
freedman
2 mercator , is (m)
merchant
8 silva ae
forest, woods 11 murus ī
wall
12 mōns, montis (m) mountain
3 taberna ae
shop, inn
4 negōtium ī (n)
business 3 navis, is (f)
ship
12 terra ae
land, ground 8 nuntius ī
messenger 12 nubes , is (f)
cloud
2 toga
ae
toga 7 poculum ī (n)
cup 1 pater, patris (m)
father
2 tunica ae
tunic 8 puer, puerī
boy
10 pax, pacis (f)
peace
5 turba ae
crowd
1 servus ī
slave 8 pēs, pedis (m)
foot
7 umbra ae
ghost
4 signum ī (n)
sign, seal 7 pestis is (m)
pest
1 via
ae
street, way 8 spectaculum ī (n)
show 8 sanguis, sanguinis (m) blood
3 villa
ae
house
12 templum ī (n)
temple 11 senātor, is (m)
senator
1 tablinum ī (n)
study 5 senex, senis (m)
old man
1 triclinium ī (n) dining room 5 urbs, urbis (f)
city
3 vinum ī (n)
wine
10 uxor is (f)
wife
11 vir, virī
man
4th Declension
10 portus, ūs (m)
harbor
5th Declension
9 diēs, eī (m)
day
6 rēs eī (f)
thing, matter
7 nihil - nothing (indeclinable, so not within a declension)
Pronouns
4 ego - I
4 tū - you (singular)
8 eum, eam - him, her (accusative)
8 hic, haec, hoc - this (can be an adjective too)
9 ille, illa, illud - that (can be an adjective too)
10 nōs – we
10 vōs – you (plural)
Adjectives
1st and 2nd Declension
6 bonus, bona, bonum
good
10 callidus, callida, callidum
smart
10 contentus, -a, -um
satisfied
12 densus, densa, densum
thick
3rd Declension
8 ferox, ferocis
fierce
6 fortis, is e
brave, strong
7 ingēns, ingentis huge
11 liberalis, is e
generous
Numbers
12 unus, una, unum one
12 duō, duae, duo
two
12 tres, tres, tria
three
quattuor
four
All students entering Latin I-B or Honors Latin I-B in ninth grade are required to know these words
in their entirety- 3 principal parts and meanings for verbs! Nominative, Genitive, Gender for nouns!
8 ignāvus, ignāva, ignāvum lazy, cowardly 12 mirabilis, is ,e wonderful,
quinque
five
strange
3 irātus, irāta, irātum
angry 7 omnis, is ,e
all, every sex
six
2 laetus, laeta, laetum
happy 11 utilis, is e
useful septem
seven
3 magnus, magna, magnum
big, great
octō
eight
9 medius, media, medium
middle
novem
nine
5 meus, mea, meum
my
decem
ten
7 mortuus, mortua, mortuum
dead
5 multus, multa, multum
many
11 noster, nostra, nostrum
our
9 nōtus, nōta, nōtum
well known
5 optimus, optima, optimum best, very good
6 parvus, parva, parvum
small
4 perterritus, perterrita, perterritum terrified
11 primus, prima, primum
first
7 pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
beautiful
11 secundus, secunda, secundum second
11 sollicitus, sollicita, sollicitum worried
10 solus, sola, solum
alone, lonely
11 stultus, stulta, stultum
stupid
9 suus, sua, suum
his, her, its (own)
11 tertius, tertia, tertium
third
8 tōtus, tōta, tōtum
whole
6 tuus, tua, tuum
your
Prepositions
Object in the Accusative Case
3 ad
to, toward, near
1 in
into, onto
6 per
through
9 post
after, behind
7 prope
near
Adverbs
9 celeriter – fast
8 facile – easily
6 ferociter – fiercely
12 fortiter - bravely
12 frustra – in vain
7 heri – yesterday
5 hodiē – today
12 iam – now, already
12 igitur – therefore
6 intentē – intently
Object in the Ablative Case
7 cum
with
11 dē
down from, about
4 ē, ex
out of, from
1 in
in, on
9 iterum – again
9 mox – soon
3 non – not
11 nunc – now
6 olim – once (upon a time)
12 optimē – very well, excellently
12 paene – almost, nearly
9 paulisper – for a short time
6 postquam – after
10 quam – how, than
6 quod – because
2 quoque – also
All students entering Latin I-B or Honors Latin I-B in ninth grade are required to know these words
in their entirety- 3 principal parts and meanings for verbs! Nominative, Genitive, Gender for nouns!
8 saepe – often
4 sed – but
10 semper – always
4 satis – enough
8 statim – at once
6 subito – suddenly
Interrogatives
7 tacitē – quietly
7 tamen – however
cui (sing.); quibus (plural) – to whom, for
12 tandem – at last, finally
whom
4 cur - why
Adverbs (continued)
-ne - ?
6 tum – then
num – Surely . . . not?
7 valdē – very
4 quis (sing); qui (plural)– who
10 vehementer – violently, loudly
quid – what
quem (sing.) quos, quas (plural) whom
quo – where (to)
5 ubi - where
unde – where (from)
Exclamations
3 ecce!
4 ēheu!
5 euge!
Ita verō!
minimē!
Look!
Oh dear! Alas!
Yes!
No!
Imperatives
Conjunctions
aut - or
3 et - and
3 salvē! salvēte! Hello!
11 valē! valēte!
Good-bye