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Junior Certificate Latin
Defined Vocabulary List
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Junior Certificate Latin
Defined Vocabulary List
I N T RO D U C T I O N
he aim of this defined vocabulary is to provide students at
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Junior Certificate level with an ag reed list of basic Latin words.
This should be of great assistance to teachers who can be sure that in
using this list they will have covered all the required words for the
Junior Certificate examination.It should also be a source of
reassurance and confidence to the students.
The list contains some 600 words.These words are drawn from the
three course books recommended in the Department of Education
and Science syllabus for Junior Certificate Latin.These course books
are Ecce Romani, The Cambridge Latin Course and A New Approach
to Latin.Additional words not on the list, but included in passages of
unprescribed translation on the Junior Certificate Latin examination
paper, will be glossed.
The words are arranged in alphabetical order.The usual conventions
found in Latin vocabularies have been followed, but verbs are given
the fullest form to make their parts as clear as possible for students.
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The conventions followed are:
Verbs: Principal Parts are given in full as well as the conjugation
number in brackets e.g.laudo, laudare, laudavi,laudatum (1).
Nouns: Nominative Singular and Genitive Singular are g iven with
the gender added in italics e.g.captivus – i m.
Adjectives and certain Pronouns: Nominative Singular is given
in the masculine, feminine and neuter e.g.bonus – a – um;qui –
quae – quod.
Prepositions: These are given with the case which they take in
italics e.g.a,ab + abl.
Those verbs which take a case other than the Accusative are
followed by that case name in italics e.g.persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi,persuasum + dat. (2)
The list can be used by the teacher in a number of ways.Words can
be set for learning as they are encountered in the course book being
used in class.This method has the advantage of students meeting the
words in a meaningful context before learning them by heart.
The list should also prove beneficial when it comes to revision.By
setting a number of words (possibly about 10) to be learned each
day, these most commonly used Latin words can be revised in a
relatively short time.
As already indicated, words not appearing on this list will be glossed
in the relevant sections of the Junior Certificate papers. However, it
is a list of basic Latin vocabulary and teachers will wish to increase
their students’ word power beyond this basic number.
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LATIN
ENGLISH
a
a
a,ab + abl.
abeo, abire, abii or abivi,abitum
absum,abesse, afui or abfui + abl.
ac (atque)
accido, accidere, accidi (3)
accipio, accipere, accepi,acceptum (3)
accuso, accusare, accusavi,accusatum (1)
ad + acc.
addo, addere, addidi,additum (3)
adeo
adeo, adire, adii or adivi,aditum
adiuvo, adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutum (1)
adsto, adstare, adstiti (1)
adsum,adesse, adfui
advenio, advenire, adveni,adventum (4)
aedificium –i n.
aeger, aegra,aegrum
age, agite
ago, agere, egi, actum (3)
alii … alii
alius,alia,aliud
alter, altera,alterum
from, by
to go away
to be out,be absent,be away
and
to happen
to accept,take in, receive, welcome
to accuse
to, towards, at
to add
so much,so greatly, to such a deg ree
to approach, go up to
to help, assist
to stand near, stand by
to be here, present,at hand
to arrive at
building
sick
come on
to do, act, plead,pass,spend time
some ...others
other, another, else
the other, another, one of two, the one, a
second
to walk
friend
to love
love
maidservant,slave
spirit,soul,mind
year
before, in front of
before, formerly, previously
to open, reveal
ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi,ambulatum (1)
amicus –i m.
amo, amare, amavi,amatum (1)
amor, amoris m.
ancilla –ae f.
animus –i m.
annus –i m.
ante +acc.
antea
aperio, aperire, aperui, apertum (4)
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appareo, apparere, apparui (2)
appropinquo, appropinquare, appropinquavi,
appropinquatum + dat. or ad + acc. (1)
apud + acc.
aqua –ae f.
ardeo, ardere, arsi,arsum (2)
ars,artis f.
ascendo, ascendere, ascendi,ascensum (3)
atque
atrium –i n.
attonitus –a –um
audacia –ae f.
audax –acis m. f. n.
audeo, audere, ausus sum (2)
audio, audire, audivi,auditum (4)
aufero, auferre, abstuli,ablatum
aureus –a –um
autem
auxilium –i n
to appear, become visible
to approach,come near to
among, at the house of , in the presence of
water
to burn, be on fire
art,skill
to climb, rise
and
hall
astonished,thunder struck
boldness,daring,audacity
bold
to dare
to hear
to take away, carry off, steal
golden,made of gold
but,moreover, however, now
help, assistance
b
b
bellum –i n.
bene
bibo, bibere, bibi (3)
bonus –a –um
brevis –is –e
war
well
to drink
good
short,brief
c
c
caelum –i n.
canis,canis m.or f.
canto, cantare, cantavi,cantatum (1)
capio, capere, cepi,captum (3)
captivus –i m.
caput,capitis n.
castigo, castigare, castigavi,castigatum (1)
celer, celeris,celere
celeriter
sky, heaven, weather
dog
to sing, chant
to take, capture, seize, catch
prisoner, captive
head
to scold, chide
quick, fast
quickly
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celo, celare, celavi,celatum (1)
cena –ae f.
ceno, cenare, cenavi,cenatum (1)
centum
centurio, centurionis m.
ceteri -ae –a
cibus –i m.
civis,civis m.
clamo, clamare, clamavi,clamatum (1)
clamor, clamoris m.
claudo, claudere, clausi,clausum (3)
cogito, cogitare, cogitavi,cogitatum (1)
cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi,cognitum (3)
comes,comitis m. or f.
commotus –a –um
to hide, conceal
dinner
to dine, have dinner
one hundred
centurion
the others,the rest
food
citizen
to shout, cry aloud
loud shout,cry
to shut,close, block
to think,consider, reflect upon
to learn,get to know, ascertain,find out
companion
moved, upset,affected,alarmed,excited,
distressed, overcome
compleo, complere, complevi, completum (2) to fill
conficio, conficere, confeci,confectum (3)
to finish, exhaust
conicio, conicere, conieci,coniectum (3)
to hurl,throw
conor, conari, conatus sum (1)
to try, attempt
conscendo, conscendere, conscendi (3)
to climb on,embark on,go on board
consilium –i n
plan,idea,advice
conspicio, conspicere, conspexi,conspectum (3) to catch sight of , behold, observe,
constituo, constituere, constitui,constitutum (3) to decide, resolve
contra +acc.
against
convenio, convenire, conveni, conventum (4)
to meet,assemble, put together, gather
corona –ae f.
garland, wreath
corpus,corporis n.
body
cotidie
daily, every day
cras
tomorrow
credo, credere, credidi,creditum + dat. (3)
to trust,believe, have faith in
creo, creare, creavi,creatum (1)
to make, create, elect, choose
cubiculum –i n.
bedroom
cum + abl.
with
cum
when,whenever, since
cupio, cupere, cupivi,cupitum (3)
to want,desire
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cur
cura –ae f.
curo, curare, curavi,curatum (1)
curro, currere, cucurri,cursum (3)
custodio, custodire, custodivi,custoditum (4)
why?
care
to care for, look after, supervise, attend to
to run
to guard
d
d
de + abl.
dea –ae f.
debeo, debere, debui,debitum (2)
decem
decimus –a –um
defendo, defendere, defendi,defensum (3)
defessus –a –um
deinde
delecto, delectare, delectavi,delectatum (1)
deleo, delere, delevi,deletum (2)
demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi,
demonstratum (1)
depono, deponere, deposui,depositum (3)
descendo, descendere, descendi,descensum (3)
deus –i m.
dico, dicere, dixi,dictum (3)
dies,diei m.
difficilis –is –e
diligenter
dimitto, dimittere, dimisi,dimissum (3)
discedo, discedere, discessi,discessum (3)
diu
do, dare, dedi,datum (1)
doceo, docere, docui,doctum (2)
doctus –a –um
doleo, dolere, dolui (2)
dolor, doloris m.
domina –ae f.
dominus –i m.
about, concerning,from,down from
goddess
to owe, ought,should, must
ten
tenth
to defend
tired, exhausted, weary
then,next
to delight,please
to destroy
to show, point out
to put down,lay down, take off
to climb down,go down,come down
god
to say, tell
day
difficult
carefully, diligently, hard
to send away, dismiss
to go away, depart
for a long time
to give
to teach
learned,educated,skilful
to hurt,be in pain,ache, grieve
pain, grief
mistress
master, owner
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domus -us f.
dormio, dormire, dormivi,dormitum (4)
dubium –i n.
duco, ducere, duxi,ductum (3)
dum
duo, duae, duo
dux,ducis m.
home, house
to sleep
doubt
to lead,guide, take
while, until
two
leader
e
e
e, ex + abl.
ecce
effugio, effugere, effugi,effugitum (3)
ego
egredior, egredi,egressus sum (3)
emitto, emittere, emisi,emissum (3)
emo, emere, emi,emptum (3)
enim 2nd word in sentence
eo, ire, ivi or ii,itum
epistula –ae (epistola) f.
equus –i m.
erro, errare, erravi,erratum (1)
et
etiam
excipio, excipere, excepi,exceptum (3)
excito, excitare, excitavi,excitatum (1)
exclamo, exclamare, exclamavi,exclamatum (1)
exeo, exire, exivi or exii,exitum
exerceo, exercere, exercui,exercitum (2)
exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi,exspectatum (1)
exstinguo, extinguere, exstinxi,exstinctum (3)
extra + acc.
extraho, extrahere, extraxi,extractum (1)
from,out of
look! lo! behold!
to escape, flee away
I
to come out, leave
to send out, let loose, throw, emit
to buy
for
to go
letter
horse
to wander, make a mistake, be mistaken
and
even,also, yes
to take up, receive
to rouse, wake up, awaken,arouse
to shout,exclaim,call out
to go out
to exercise, drill
to wait for, await
to put out, exstinguish,destroy
outside
to pull out,drag out,draw out.
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f
f
fabula –ae f.
facile
facilis –is –e
facio, facere, feci, factum (3)
faveo, favere, favi, fautum +dat. (2)
femina –ae f.
fero, ferre, tuli,latum
ferox –ocis m. f. n.
festino, festinare, festinavi,festinatum (1)
fidelis –is –e
fides,fidei f.
filia –ae f.
filius –i m.
flamma –ae f.
flos –oris m.
fortis –is –e
fortiter
forum –i n.
frango, frangere, fregi,fractum (3)
frater, fratris m.
frustra
fugio, fugere, fugi,fugitum (3)
fur, furis m.
story, play, fable
easily
easy, good natured
to make, do
to favour, support
woman
to bring,bear, carry
fierce, spirited,ferocious
to hurry, hasten
faithful,loyal
faithfulness,loyalty, faith, trustworthiness
daughter
son
flame
flower
brave
bravely
forum,market place, the Roman forum
to break,tear to pieces,shatter, crush
brother
in vain
to flee, run away
thief
g
g
gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus sum (2)
gens,gentis f.
gero, gerere, gessi,gestum (3)
gladiator, gladiatoris m.
gladius –i m.
gloria –ae f.
gravis –is –e
graviter
to rejoice, be glad,be pleased
family, tribe, race
to wear, conduct
gladiator
sword
fame, renown
heavy, serious,important
heavily, soundly, seriously
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h
h
habeo, habere, habui, habitum (2)
habito, habitare, habitavi,habitatum (1)
heri
hic, haec, hoc
hodie
homo, hominis m.
hora –ae f.
hortor, hortari, hortatus sum (1)
hortus –i m.
hospes,hospitis m. or f.
hostis, hostis m. or hostes,hostium m.pl.
humi
to have, consider, regard,hold
to live, dwell
yesterday
this,(he, she, it)
today
man,person
hour
to encourage, urge
garden
guest,host
enemy
on the g round
i
i
iaceo, iacere, iacui (2)
iacio, iacere, ieci,iactum (3)
iam
ianua –ae f.
ibi
idem, eadem,idem
igitur 2nd word
ille, illa,illud
impedio, impedire, impedivi,impeditum (4)
impero, imperare, imperavi,
imperatum + dat. (1)
impetus –us m.
impono, imponere, imposui,impositum (3)
in + acc.
in +abl.
incendo, incendere, incendi,incensum (3)
incipio, incipere, incepi,inceptum (3)
incito, incitare, incitavi,incitatum (1)
infans,infantis m. or f.
ingens –entis m. f. n.
ingredior, ingredi,ingressus sum (3)
to lie, lie down
to throw
now, already
door
there
the same
therefore, and so
that (he, she, it)
to delay, hinder
to order, command
an attack,charge
to place upon, put into, put onto, place upon
in to, on to
in,on
to burn,set fire to
to begin
to urge on, encourage, rouse
infant,baby, child
huge, enormous
to enter
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inicio, inicere, inieci,iniectum (3)
inquit
inspicio, inspicere, inspexi,inspectum (3)
insula –ae f.
intellego, intellegere, intellexi,intellectum (3)
inter + acc.
interea
intro, intrare, intravi,intratum (1)
invenio, invenire, inveni,inventum (4)
invito, invitare, invitavi,invitatum (1)
ipse, ipsa,ipsum
ira –ae f.
iratus –a –um
irrumpo, irrumpere, irrupi, irruptum (3)
is,ea,id
ita
ita vero
itaque
iter, itineris n.
iubeo, iubere, iussi,iussum (2)
iuvenis –is m.
to throw on,throw over
he, she, it, says
to look at,inspect, view, examine, search
island, block of flats
to understand,perceive
between,among,during
meanwhile
to enter
to find
to invite
himself, herself, itself, self
anger
angry
to burst in,break in,invade
he, she, it,that
in this way, thus,so
yes, yes indeed
and so, therefore
journey, march
to order, command
young man
l
l
labor –oris m.
laboro, laborare, laboravi,laboratum (1)
lacrima –ae f.
lacrimo, lacrimare, lacrimavi,lacrimatum (1)
laetus –a –um
laudo, laudare, laudavi,laudatum (1)
lavo, lavare, lavi,lavatum (1)
lectica –ae f.
legatus –i m.
lego, legere, legi,lectum (3)
lente
leo, leonis m.
liber, libri m.
work,toil, exertion
to work
tear
to cry, weep
glad,happy
to praise
to wash
litter, sedan chair
envoy, deputy, commander, legate
to read
slowly
lion
book
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liberi –orum m.pl.
libero, liberare, liberavi,liberatum (1)
libertus –i m.
lingua –ae f.
litus,litoris n.
locus –i m.
longus –a –um
loquor, loqui,locutus sum (3)
ludus –i m.
lux, lucis f.
children
to free, set free
freed man,ex slave
tongue, language
sea shore, shore
place, category
long
to speak
school,game
light,daylight
m
m
magister, magistri m.
magnopere
magnus –a –um
maior, maior, maius
malo, malle, malui
malus –a –um
mane
maneo, manere, mansi,mansum (2)
manus –us f.
mare, maris n.
mater, matris f.
maxime
maximus –a –um
medicus –i m.
medius –a –um
melior, melior, melius
mensa –ae f.
mercator, mercatoris m.
meus –a –um
miles,militis m.
milia + gen.
mille
minimus –a –um
minor, minor, minus
master (of pupils),captain (of ship)
greatly
great, big
greater, bigger
to prefer
evil,bad
in the morning,early
to stay, remain
hand,(of people) band
sea
mother
very much, very greatly
very big, very large, very great, greatest
doctor
middle
better (see bonus)
table
merchant
my, mine
soldier
thousands
a thousand
smallest, very little
smaller, less
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mirabilis –is –e
miser, misera, miserum
mitto, mittere, misi,missum (3)
modus –i m.
molestus –a –um
moneo, monere, monui,monitum (2)
mons,montis m.
morbus –i m.
morior, mori,mortuus sum (3)
moror, morari,moratus sum (1)
mors,mortis f.
mortuus –a –um
mos,moris m.
moveo, movere, movi,motum (2)
mox
multa
multae
multi
multitudo, multitudinis f.
multum adv.
multus –a –um
murus –i m.
marvellous,strange, wonderful
wretched,sad
to send
manner, way, kind
troublesome, annoying
to warn,advise
mountain
illness, disease
to die
to delay, linger
death
dead, having died
custom
to move, set in motion,begin
soon
many things
many women
many men,many people
crowd,large number
much
much
wall
n
n
nam
narro, narrare, narravi,narratum (1)
nauta –ae m.
navigo, navigare, navigavi,navigatum (1)
navis,navis f.
ne
ne … quidem
necesse est
neco, necare, necavi,necatum (1)
neglego, neglegere, neglexi,neglectum (3)
nemo
neque … neque
for
to tell, relate
sailor
to sail
ship
that … not,lest,in case, so that … not
not even
it is necessar y
to kill e.g. by poison
to neglect,disregard
no one
neither … nor
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nescio, nescire, nescivi,nescitum (4)
nihil
nisi
noli/nolite +infin.
nolo, nolle, nolui
nomen,nominis n.
non
nondum
nonne?
nonnulli –ae –a
nonus –a –um
nos
noster, nostra,nostrum
notus –a –um
novem
novus –a –um
nox, noctis f.
nullus –a –um
num
num ?
numerus –i m.
numquam
nunc
nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatum (1)
nuntius –i m.
not to know
nothing
except,unless
do not,don’t
to not want, be unwilling
name
not
not yet
surely?
some, several
ninth
we, us
our
known, well known, famous
nine
new
night
not any, no, none
whether
surely … not?
number
never
now, at present
to report,announce
messenger, message, news
o
o
occido, occidere, occidi,occisum (3)
to kill
occupatus –a –um
busy, engaged
occurro, occurrere, occurri, occursum + dat. (3) to run to meet,meet, present itself
octavus –a –um
eighth
octo
eight
oculus –i m.
eye
olim
once, once upon a time, some time ago
omnes
every one
omnia
everything
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omnis,omnis, omne
oppidum –i n.
opprimo, opprimere, oppressi,oppressum (3)
optime
optimus –a –um
orno, ornare, ornavi,ornatum (1)
oro, orare, oravi,oratum (1)
ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentum (3)
all
town
to crush, overwhelm
best, very well
best, very good,excellent
to decorate
to beg,beseech,pray
to show
p
p
paene
paratus –a –um
parens, parentis m.or f.
pareo, parere, parui +dat. (2)
paro, parare, paravi,paratum (1)
pars,partis f.
parvus –a –um
pater, patris m.
patior, pati,passus sum (3)
pauci –ae –a
pax,pacis f.
pecunia –ae f.
per + acc.
periculosus –a –um
periculum –i n.
persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi,
persuasum + dat. (2)
perterritus –a –um
pervenio, pervenire, perveni,
perventum +in/ad + acc.
pes,pedis m.
pessimus –a –um
peto, petere, petivi,petitum (3)
placet +dat.
plenus –a –um +gen. or abl.
plura
nearly, almost
ready, prepared
parent
to obey
to prepare
part
small
father
to suffer, allow
few, a few, little
peace
money
through,along,throughout
dangerous
danger
to persuade, prevail upon
terrified
to arrive at
foot,paw
the worst, very bad
to seek,ask, beg for, to make for, attack
it pleases,it suits
full,filled
more (things)
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plures
plurimi –ae –a
plurimus –a –um
plus,pluris
poeta –ae m.
pono, ponere, posui,positum (3)
pons,pontis m.
populus –i m.
porta –ae f.
porto, portare, portavi,portatum (1)
possum,posse, potui
post + acc.
postea
postquam
postridie
praetereo, praeterire, praeterii,
praeteritum
pretium,–i n.
primus –a –um
princeps,principis m.
prius
pro + abl.
procedo, procedere, processi (3)
procul
proficiscor, proficisi,profectus sum (3)
progredior, progredi, progressus sum (3)
promitto, promittere, promisi,promissum (3)
prope + acc.
publicus –a –um
puella –ae f.
puer –i m.
pugna –ae f.
pugno, pugnare, pugnavi,pugnatum (1)
pulcher, pulchra,pulchrum
punio, punire, punivi,punitum (4)
more (people)
very many
very much
more
poet
to place, put,stake, put up
bridge
people
gate, doorway
to carry
can,to be able
after, behind
afterwards
after, when
on the following day, next day
to go past,pass by
price
first
chief, chieftain,leading citizen,emperor
formerly, previously, earlier
for, on behalf of, in return for, in front of
to proceed,advance, step forward
afar, far, in the distance
to set out
to advance
to promise
near
public, belonging to the state
girl
boy
fight,combat
to fight,contend
beautiful
to punish
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q
q
quam
quam
quamquam
quantus –a –um
quartus –a –um
quasi
quattuor
–que
qui,quae, quod
quies,quietis f.
quinque
quintus –a –um
quis? quis? quid?
quo
quod
quomodo
quoque
quot
than
how!
although
how big, how much
fourth
as if
four
and
who, which
rest,peace
five
fifth
who? what?
where? where to?
because, which
how? in what way?
also, too
how many?
r
r
rapio, rapere, rapui,raptum (3)
reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditum (3)
redeo, redire, redivi or redii, reditum
refero, referre, rettuli, relatum
regina –ae f.
regnum –i n.
regredior, regredi, regressus sum (3)
relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictum (3)
res, rei f.
respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsum (2)
retineo, retinere, retinui, retentum (2)
rex, regis m.
rideo, ridere, risi, risum (2)
rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatum (1)
to seize, snatch, grab
to give back, return
to go back, return
to bring back,carry, deliver, tell, report
queen
kingdom
to go back, return, retreat
to leave, leave behind,abandon
thing,matter, business,affair, situation
to reply, answer
to retain, keep, hold back
king
to laugh,smile
to ask
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s
s
sacer, sacra,sacrum
saepe
saevus –a –um
saluto, salutare, salutavi,salutatum (1)
salve, salvete
sanguis,sanguinis m.
satis
scelestus –a –um
scelus,sceleris n.
scio, scire, scivi, scitum (4)
scribo, scribere, scripsi,scriptum (3)
se
secum
secundus –a –um
sed
sedeo, sedere, sedi,sessum (2)
semper
senator, senatoris m.
senex,senis m.
sentio, sentire, sensi,sensum (4)
sequor, sequi,secutus sum (3)
serenus –a –um
sermo, sermonis m.
servo, servare, servavi,servatum (1)
servus –i m.
sex
sextus –a –um
si
sic
silentium –i n.
silva –ae f.
simul
sine + abl.
sol,solis m.
solus –a –um
sacred
often
savage, cruel,fierce
to greet, welcome
hello! good morning! greetings!
blood, bloodshed
enough
wicked
crime
to know
to write
himself, herself, itself, themselves
with him(self),her(self), etc.
second, favourable
but
to sit
always
senator
old man
to feel,notice, realise, perceive
to follow
calm, clear, serene, cheerful,glad
conversation,talk
to keep, save, protect
slave
six
sixth
if
thus,in this manner
silence
wood,forest
at the same time
without
sun
alone, lonely
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soror, sororis f.
spectaculum, –i n.
specto, spectare, spectavi,spectatum (1)
spero, sperare, speravi,speratum (1)
statim
sto, stare, steti,statum (1)
stultus –a –um
sub + abl.
subito
sum,esse, fui
summus –a –um
superbus –a –um
supero, superare, superavi,superatum (1)
surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectum (3)
suus –a –um
sister
sight,show, spectacle
to look at, watch
to hope
immediately, at once
to stand,lie at anchor
stupid,foolish
under
suddenly
to be
highest, greatest,top of
arrogant,proud
to overcome, conquer, defeat
to get up, rise
his,her, its, their (own)
t
t
taberna –ae f.
taceo, tacere, tacui,tacitum (2)
tam
tamen
tandem
tantus –a –um
tempestas, tempestatis f.
templum –i n.
tempus,temporis n.
teneo, tenere, tenui, tentum (2)
terra –ae f.
tertius –a –um
timeo, timere, timui (2)
timor, timoris m.
tollo, tollere, sustuli,sublatum (3)
tot
totus –a –um
trado, tradere, tradidi,traditum (3)
traho, trahere, traxi,tractum (3)
inn, shop
to be silent
so
however, nevertheless
at length
so great,such a great
storm
temple
time
to hold, keep
ground,earth, land
third
to fear
fear
to lift,raise, remove, take away
so many
whole
to hand over, relate, record
to drag,draw
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transeo, transire, transivi or transii,transitum
tres,tres,tria
tristis –is –e
tu
tum
turba –ae f.
tuus –a –um
to cross
three
sad
you (singular)
then
crowd
your
u
u
ubi?
ubi
unde
undique
unus –a –um
urbs,urbis f.
ut + indic.
ut + subj.
utilis –is –e
uxor, uxoris f.
where?
when,as soon as
from where?
on all sides
one
city
as,when
that,in order that,so that,to
useful
wife
v
v
vale, valete
vel
vel … vel
vendo, vendere, vendidi, venditum (3)
venio, venire, veni, ventum (4)
ventus –i m.
verbero, verberare, verberavi, verberatum (1)
verbum –i n.
verus –a –um
vester, vestra, vestrum
vestimenta –orum, n.pl.
vexo, vexare, vexavi, vexatum (1)
via –ae f.
video, videre, vidi,visum (2)
viginti
goodbye!
or
either … or
to sell
to come
wind
to beat
word
real, true
your (plural)
clothes
to annoy, harass,tease
road,street, way
to see
twenty
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villa –ae f.
vinco, vincere, vici,victum (3)
vinum –i n.
vir –i m.
vita –ae f.
vivo, vivere, vixi,victum (3)
vix
voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatum (1)
volo, velle, volui
vos
vox, vocis f.
vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravi,vulneratum (1)
vulnus,vulneris n.
vultus –us m.
villa,house
to conquer, overcome
wine
man,husband
life
to live
scarcely
to call
to wish, want
you (plural)
voice
to wound,injure
wound
face, expression,countenance
NCCA acknowledges the work of the teachers association of the
Classical Association of Ireland in the preparation of this vocabulary.
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