AP Vergil/Caesar Vocabulary List
This is a list of about 200 words found with the greatest frequency in the Vergil readings, the
Caesar readings, or both. The information on this list is based upon the AP Vocabulary Cards
published by Bolchazy-Carducci. The definitions listed are not meant to be an exhaustive list,
but rather to give you a good sense of the word’s most common meanings. Additional extended
and idiomatic meanings may be found in the back of your textbook or in a good dictionary.
Author: both
Frequency: 15+
Total words: 22
Latin word (dictionary entry)
ā, ab
(prep. w/ abl.)
Definition(s)
from, away from; by
ac, atque
ad
(conj.)
(prep. w/ acc.)
aut;
aut . . . aut
cum
(conj.)
and, and also; as, than
to, toward, near; (w/ numerals &
dates) about; at, by
or, either; either . . . or
(prep. w/ abl.)
with
cum
dō
et; et . . . et
hic
ille
in
(conj.)
dare, dedī, datum
(conj./adv.)
haec, hoc
illa, illud
(prep. w/ acc. or
abl.)
ipse
ipsa, ipsum
magnus
nec, neque;
nec . . . nec
nōn
omnis
-a, -um
(conj.)
(adv.)
omne
when, since; although
to give, put, appoint; to grant, honor
and, both, also, even; both . . . and
this, these; the latter; he, she, it
that, those; the former; he, she, it
w/ abl.: in, on; among
w/ acc.: into, onto, to; against; over;
among; for
himself, herself, itself; myself,
yourself, themselves; very; he, she, it
great, large, huge; mighty; loud
not, nor, and . . . not, neither; neither
. . . nor
not, no, by no means
all, every, whole; as a whole
per
(prep. w/ acc.)
through, along; by; throughout
-que
quī
sum
sī
videō
(enclitic conj.)
quae, quod
esse, fuī, futūrum
(conj.)
-ēre, vīdī, vīsum
and, also, even
who, which; what; that; any
to be; to exist
if; when; whether
to see, perceive; to understand;
(pass.) to be seen; (as deponent) to
seem
Derivative(s)
absent, abstain,
abduction
ND
admonish, addition
ND
comment, commit,
convene, connect
ND
data, tradition, dative
et cetera
ad hoc
ND
inhale, induct, import
ipso facto
magnitude, magnify
ND
nonissue
omnipotent,
omniscient
permanent, persistent;
perforate
ND
quorum, quibble
essence, essential
ND
vision, evidence
Author: Vergil
Frequency: 15+
Total words: 23
Latin word (dictionary entry)
altus
-a, -um
Derivative(s)
altitude, altimeter
animus
arma
deus
dīcō
ego
ferō
hīc
iam
ignis
nē
-ne
nunc
prīmus
quis
sed
sīc
tālis
terra
Definition(s)
high, lofty; deep, profound; (as a
noun) the sea
-ī (M)
soul, spirit, heart; courage
-ōrum (N pl.)
weapons, arms; utensils, equipment
-ī (M)
god, deity
-ere, dīxī, dictum to say, speak; to name, define
meī, mihi, mē, mē I, me
ferre, tulī, lātum
to bring, carry; to wear; to report
(adv.)
here
(adv.)
now, already
ignis (M)
fire, light, lightning; passion, fury
(conj.)
not; do not; lest
(enclitic)
introduces a yes/no question
(adv.)
now
-a, -um
first; chief; excellent
quid
who, what
(conj.)
but
(adv.)
thus, in this way
tāle
such, of such a kind
-ae (F)
earth, land; soil
tū
tum
urbs
vir
tuī, tibi, tē, tē
(adv.)
urbis (F)
virī (M)
animosity, animus
armada, army
deify
contradict, dictator
egotistical
transfer, defer, prefer
ND
ND
ignition, igneous
ND
ND
ND
primary, primitive
quiddity
ND
ND
ND
terrain, inter,
extraterrestial
ND
ND
urban, suburb
virile, triumvirate
Author: Caesar
Latin word (dictionary entry)
bellum
-ī (N)
castra
-ōrum (N pl.)
cīvitās
cīvitātis (F)
cōnsilium -ī (N)
dē
(prep. w/ abl.)
dīcō
-ere, dīxī, dictum
diēs
diēī (M or F)
ē, ex
(prep. w/ abl.)
faciō
-ere, fēcī, factum
fīnēs
fīnium (M pl.)
you (sing.)
then, at that time, further
city
man, male; hero; husband
Frequency: 15+
Total words: 42
Definition(s)
war
(military) camp
state
advice; plan; council
down from, from; about, concerning; for
to say; to set, appoint; to administer; to plead
day; in diēs every day
out of; from; of; on; according to
to do; make; to achieve; to carry out
borders; land, territory
Derivative(s)
belligerent
castle
civilian
counsel
descend
contradict
diurnal
exonerate
factory
final
fiō
Gallia
Gallus
habeō
fierī, factus sum
-ae (F)
-ī (M)
-ēre, -uī, -itum
Helvētius
hīberna
homō
hostis
īdem
inter
is
iter
iubeō
lēgātus
legiō
locus
mīles
mittō
multitūdō
nāvis
noster
-a, -um
-ōrum (M pl.)
hominis (M/F)
hostis (M/F)
eadem, idem
(prep. w/ acc.)
ea, id
itineris (N)
-ēre, iussī, iussum
-ī (M)
legiōnis (F)
-ī (M)
mīlitis (M)
-ere, mīsī, missum
multitūdinis (F)
nāvis (F)
nostra, nostrum
pars
possum
prō
proelium
quod
partis (F)
posse, potuī
(prep. w/ abl.)
-ī (N)
(conj.)
reliquus
rēs
-a, -um
reī (F)
---, suī
sibi, sē (sēsē), sē
(sēsē)
-a, -um
-a, -um
(conj.)
suus
ūnus
ut, utī
to be made; to be done; to happen
Gaul (region of Gaul)
Gaul (inhabitant of Gaul)
to have; to hold; to keep; to make (a speech);
to take (account); to regard, consider
Helvetian
winter quarters
human, person
enemy
the same
between, among
this; that; he, she, it
journey; march; route
to order
envoy, ambassador; lieutenant
legion
place, position; rank
soldier
to send
crowd, multitude
ship; navis longa warship
our
part; direction; side
to be able, be powerful; to be possible
in front of, before; for, as; considering
battle
because, the fact that; proptereā quod for the
very reason that
remaining, rest of , other
thing; matter; affair; circumstance; supply;
purpose; experience; rēs publica republic,
state; rēs gesta deed
himself, herself, itself, themselves; him, her, it,
them; (as subj.of inf.) he, she, it, they
his, her, its, their (own)
one, only
as, so that, to . . . ; that
factory
Gallic
Gallic
habitual
Helvetian
hibernate
homicide
hostility
identity
interactive
id
itinerary
jussive
delegation
legion
location
military
transmission
multitude
navy
paternoster,
nostrum
partition
potential
process
ND
ND
relic
reality
suicide, per
sē
suicide
unify
ND
Author: Vergil
Frequency: 9-14
Latin word (dictionary entry)
aliquis
aliqua, aliquid
alius
alia, aliud
amor
amoris (M)
ante
(prep. w/ acc.; adv.)
arx
aspiciō
bellum
caelum
caput
circum
arcis (F)
-ere, aspexī,
aspectum
-ī (N)
-ī (N)
capitis (N)
(prep. w/ acc.)
corpus
dē
corporis (N)
(prep. w/ abl.)
dexter
dextra, dextrum
dūcō
-ere, dūxī, ductum
eō
errō
ē, ex
fāma
fātum
fluctus
for
gēns
ingēns
īra
Ītalia
iubeō
labor
lātus
lītus
manus
īre, iī or īvī, itum
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
(prep. w/ abl.)
-ae (F)
-ī (N)
-ūs (M)
fārī, fātus sum
gentis (F)
ingentis
-ae (F)
-ae (F)
-ēre, iussī, iussum
-ōris (M)
-a, -um
lītoris (N)
-ūs (F)
medius
meus
multus
-a, -um
-a, -um
-a, -um
nāvis
nāvis (F)
Total words: 56
Definition(s)
someone, anyone, something
another, other, else
love, affection; Cupid (proper noun)
(prep.) before, in front of;
(adv.) previously
fortress, citadel; hill, peak
to look at, behold
Derivative(s)
ND
alien, alienation
amorous, paramour
antebellum,
antecedent
ND
aspect
war, combat, fight
sky, heaven, weather
head, summit; person
around; at; near
bellicose, belligerent
celestial
capital, chapter
circumference,
circumspect
corporation, corporal
derivative, demented
body
down from, away from; concerning,
about
right, to the right; skillful; favorable
ambidextrous,
dexterity
to lead, guide; to conduct; to choose; to conduct, induction,
think
deduce
to go, walk, move; to ride; to sail
transition, initiate
to wander, roam; to be mistaken
error, erratic
out of, from; according to
exhume, exhaust
report, rumor; saying
famous, infamy
fate, prediction
fatal, fated
wave, tide, surge
fluctuate
to say, speak
infant, infancy
race, clan; descendant
genteel, gentile
hge, massive, extraordinary
ND
anger, fury, hatred
ire, irate, irascible
Italy
italics
to order, command; to tell
jussive
labor, work; hardship, suffering
laborious, collaborate
wide, extensive, spacious
latitude, latitudinal
shore, beach
littoral
hand; group, band; handwork
manual, manuscript,
manufacture
middle, the middle
mediator, mediocre
my, mine
ND
much; many (pl.)
multiply, multimedia,
multitude
ship; fleet (pl.)
navy, naval
noster
oculus
ōs
pater
pectus
petō
nostra, nostrum
-ī (M)
ōris (N)
patris (M)
pectoris (N)
-ere, -īvī, -ītum
our, ours
eye
mouth; face; expression
father; ancestor
chest, breast, heart
to look for, seek; to attack; to scan
rēgīna
regnum
saxum
---, suī
-ae (F)
-ī (N)
-ī (N)
sibi, sē (sēsē), sē
(sēsē)
queen
kingdom, realm; rule
boulder, stone, large rock
himself, herself, itself, themselves;
him, her, it, them; (as subj.of inf.) he,
she, it, they
w/ abl.: under, at the foot of;
w/ acc.: to, toward, up to
highest, loftiest, supreme, the top of
so great, so much, so large
to hold, have; to occupy; to hold back
Troy
your (sing.)
where; when
shadow, shade; ghost
wave; water, sea
as; when; so that; to; how!
to come, arrive; to go
wind, breeze
sub
(prep. w/ acc. &
abl.)
summus -a, -um
tantus
-a, -um
teneō
-ēre, -uī, tentum
Trōia
-ae (F)
tuus
-a, -um
ubi
(adv./ conj.)
umbra
-ae (F)
unda
-ae (F)
ut
(conj./ adv.)
veniō
-īre, vēnī, ventum
ventus
-ī (M)
paternoster, nostrum
monocle, binoculars
oral, peroration
paternal, patron
pectoral, expectorant
petition, competition,
repetition
ND
reign, interregnum
saxifrage
suicide, per se
submarine, suburb
summit, summary
tantamount
retain, sustain
Trojan
ND
ubiquitous
umbrella, sombrero
inundate, undulate
ND
convention, intervene
vent, ventilation
Author: Caesar
Frequency: 9-14
Latin word (dictionary entry)
accidit
-ere, accidit
accipiō
-ere, accēpī,
acceptum
alius
alia, aliud
alter
altera, alterum
annus
-ī (M)
arbitror
-ārī, -ātus sum
arma
-ōrum (N pl.)
capiō
-ere, cēpī, captum
causa
causā
coepī
cognoscō
cōgō
coniciō
cōnstituō
conveniō
cōpia
-ae (F)
(prep. w/ gen.)
coepisse, coeptum
-ere, cognōvī,
cognitum
-ere, coēgī,
coāctum
-ere, coniēcī,
coniectum
-ere, cōnstituī,
cōnstitūtum
-īre, convēnī,
conventum
-ae (F)
discēdō
-ere, discessī,
discessūrus
eques
equitis (M)
exercitus
-ūs (M)
exīstimō
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
facile
(adv.)
flūmen
flūminis (N)
frūmentum -ī (N)
genus
generis (N)
Germānī
-ōrum (M pl.)
gravis
-e
interficiō
-ere, interfēcī,
interfectum
litterae
-ārum (F pl.)
longē
manus
(adv.)
-ūs (F)
Total words: 65
Definition(s)
to happen
to receive; to hear
Derivative(s)
accident
acceptable
other, another; else; (pl.) others, some
the one . . . the other, another
year
to think, consider
weapons, arms
to seize, take; consilium capere to
form, make
cause, reason; case
for the sake of
to have begun
to learn, learn about
alias
alternative
annual
arbitration
armory
capture
to drive together, collect; to compel,
force
to throw, hurl
cogent
to place, station; to establish; to
decide, determine
to come together, gather, meet
constitution,
constituent
convention
supply; resource; (pl.) forces, troops,
supplies
to depart
copious
horseman; knight; (pl.) cavalry
army
to think, consider
easily
river
grain
birth, origin; kind, class
Germans
heavy; serious; severe
to kill
equestrian
exercise
ND
facile, facility
flume
ND
generation
German
gravity
ND
letter, epistle; letters (of the
alphabet); writing, writings
far, at a distance; by far
hand; band, force (of an army)
literary
cause
cause
ND
cognitive
conjecture
ND
long
manual
mīlle
mors
multus
nē
(pl.) mīlia
mortis (F)
-a, -um
(conj.)
nihil
nox
nūllus
numerus
ōrdō
perīculum
persuādeō
(N) (indecl.)
noctis (F)
-a, -um
-ī (M)
ōrdinis (M)
-ī (N)
-ēre, persuāsī,
persuāsum
-ī (M)
-a, -um
-ī, profectus sum
-a, -um
-a, -um
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
(adv.)
populus
prīmus
proficīscor
proximus
pūblicus
pugnō
quam
quis
recipiō
Rhēnus
quid
-ere, recēpī,
receptum
Rhēnī (M)
salūs
salūtis (F)
sed
summus
superior
(conj.)
-a, -um
superius
tamen
tēlum
tempus
tum
ūtor
vallum
(adv.)
-ī (N)
temporis (N)
(adv.)
ūtī, ūsus sum
-ī (N)
veniō
virtūs
volō
-īre, vēnī, ventum
virtūtis (F)
velle, voluī
thousand
death
much; (pl.) many
so that not, not to . . . ; (after clauses
of fearing) that; nē quidem not
nothing, not anything; (w/ gen.) no
night
no; nōn nūllus some
number
rank, position
danger
to persuade (w/ dat.)
mile, millenium
mortality
multinational
ND
people, nation
first
to set out, depart
nearest, next
public, common
to fight
as, than; (w/ superlative) as . . . as
possible; post(eā) quam after; prius
quam before
who, what; (after sī, nīsī, num, nē)
to receive; sē recipere to go; to
withdraw; to recover
Rhine (river between Gaul and
Germany)
well-being, safety
population
primal
profection
approximate
publication
pugnacious
ND
but
highest, greatest; most important
upper, higher; previous; more
effective
nevertheless, however, still
spear, javelin
time
then, at that time
to use, make use of (w/ abl.)
palisade of stakes on top of an
embankment, rampart
to come
valor, courage; virtue
to wish, want
annihilate
nocturnal
annul
numeral
ordinary
perilous
persuasive
quiddity
reception
Rhine
salutation,
salutatorian
ND
summit
superiority
ND
ND
temporary
ND
utilize
ND
prevent
virtue
volition
Author: Vergil
Frequency: 5-8
Total words: 158
Latin word (dictionary entry)
accipiō
-ere, accēpī,
acceptum
adversus -a, -um
Definition(s)
Derivative(s)
to receive, accept; to welcome; to hear acceptable, accepted
aequor
agmen
agō
aequoris (N)
agminis (N)
-ere, ēgī, actum
ait
anima
annus
antrum
aperiō
āra
ārdeō
at
āter
aura
capiō
(defective vb.)
-ae (F)
-ī (M)
-ī (N)
-īre, -uī, apertum
-ae (F)
-ēre, ārsī, ārsum
(conj.)
ātra, ātrum
-ae (F)
-ere, cēpī, captum
sea, sea surface; waves; plain
battle line, column, multitude, army
to do, drive; to pursue; go on!
(imperative)
she says, he says
breath; life, existence, soul
year; season
cave, cavern
to open, uncover, disclose, reveal
altar
to burn, blaze
but; yet, at least
black, dark; gloomy, deadly
air, breeze; favor, light
to seize, grasp; to form; to deceive
causa
celer
clāmor
-ae (F)
celeris, celere
-ōris (M)
cause, reason, motive
quick, swift, speedy
shout, roar; applause
classis
comes
coniūnx
cor
classis (F)
comitis (M/F)
coniugis (M/F)
cordis (N)
fleet, division; ship
friend, comrade, companion
spouse, wife, husband
heart, spirit, feelings
corripiō
crēdō
to seize, snatch, grab
to believe, trust, confide in (+ dat.)
crūdēlis
cūra
-ere, -uī, correptum
-ere, crēdidī,
crēditum
crūdēle
-ae (F)
cursus
-ūs (M)
running, running course; haste
Danaus
dea
dēmittō
-ī (M)
-ae (F)
-ere, dēmīsī,
dēmissum
doloris (M)
Greek, of Danaus (a king of Greece)
goddess
to drop, let down, shed
adversity, advertise,
inadvertent
ND
agminate
action, agitation,
cogent
ND
animal, animation
annual, perennial
antrum
aperture, aperitif
ND
ardent, arson
ND
atrium, atribilious
aura, aurora
capture, caption,
receipt
causal, excuse
accelerate, celerity
acclaim, clamor,
declaim
class, classical
concomitant
conjunction, conjugal
cordial, discord,
accord
ND
credit, creed, credible,
credulous
cruelty
curator, accurate,
secure
incursion, cursor,
recourse
Danaan
deity
demise
anguish, distress, pain
dolorous, doleful
dolor
opposite, turned toward; facing
cruel, crude
anxiety, distress, care, concern
domus
dum
etiam
extrēmus
faciō
-ūs (F)
(conj.)
(adv.)
-a, -um
-ere, fēcī, factum
ferrum
fīnis
flamma
-ī (N)
fīnis (M)
-ae (F)
house, home; building; family
while (w/ indic.); until (w/ subj.)
also, too, even; still
outermost; farthest; final
to make, do; to build, produce; to
grant
iron; tool; spear; sword
end, boundary; territory (pl.)
fire, flame
fortis
fuga
furō
gemitus
genus
gerō
forte
-ae (F)
-ere, -uī
-ūs (M)
generis (N)
-ere, gessī, gestum
brave, strong, courageous
flight, escape
to rage, rave, be out of one’s mind
groan, sighing, complaint
family, race; birth
to carry, to wage; to wear
gravis
grave
heavy; serious; burdened; full of
harēna
heu
iactō
-ae (F)
(interj.)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
īdem
immānis
imperium
impōnō
inter
intereā
lacrima
eadem, idem
immāne
-ī (N)
-ere, imposuī,
impositum
-a, -um
-ere, incēpī,
inceptum
(prep. w/ acc.)
(adv.)
-ae (F)
sand; beach
alas
to throw out; to boast; to discuss,
speak
the same
huge; monstrous; frightful
supreme power, sovereignty
to put on; to place upon
laetus
lateō
Libya
līmen
-a, -um
-ēre, -uī
-ae (F)
līminis (N)
happy, delighted; fertile
to hide, conceal, lurk
Libya
threshold; door; house
locus
longus
lūmen
-ī (M)
-a, -um
lūminis (N)
place, spot, location
long, extended; (adv.) far off
light; eyes (pl.)
lūx
lūcis (F)
light, brightness; day
īmus
incipiō
deepest, the bottom of; the last
to begin, start
between, among; during
meanwhile
tear
domestic, domicile
ND
ND
extremities, extreme
factory, deficient,
affectionate
ferrous, Fe
infinite, define, refine
inflammatory,
flammable
fortifications, forceful
fugitive, refugee
fury,furious, infuriate
ND
generic, generate
gestation, digest,
congestion
gravity, aggravate,
grievous
arena
ND
ND
identical, identity
ND
imperial, emperor
impose, imposing,
impostor
ND
inception, incipient
intervene, interrupt
ND
lachrymal,
lachrymose
ND
latent, latency
Libya
preliminary;
subliminal
allocate, locomotive
longitude, prolong
illuminate,
luminescence
Lucifer, lucid
mare
metus
mīror
misceō
miser
moenia
mōlēs
mōns
morior
moveō
mūrus
nātus
nōmen
nōs
sea
fear, dread, apprehension
to wonder, be astonished
mix, mingle; to confuse
wretched, miserable, unhappy
walls, ramparts; structures
mass, weight; difficulty; greatness
mountain, hill
to die, expire; to decay, wither
to move, shake; to arouse, agitate
wall, city wall
son, descendant
name, title, fame
we, us
marine, maritime
meticulous
miracle, mirage
mixture
miserable, miser
ND
molecule, molest
montage, montane
mortuary, mortgage
promotion, demote
mural, immure
nation, neonatal
nominate, ignominy
Paternoster
nox
nūbēs
nūllus
nūmen
opus
ōra
ōrō
parēns
parō
pars
patria
pēs
pietās
poena
maris (N)
-ūs (M)
-ārī, -ātus sum
-ēre, -uī, mixtum
misera, miserum
-ium (N pl.)
mōlis (F)
montis (M)
morī, mortuus sum
-ēre, mōvī, mōtum
-ī (M)
-ī (M)
nōminis (N)
nostrī, nōbis, nōs,
nōbis
noctis (F)
nūbis (F)
-a, -um
nūminis (N)
operis (N)
-ae (F)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
parentis (M/F)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
partis (F)
-ae (F)
pedis (M)
pietātis (F)
-ae (F)
night; death
cloud, mist, vapor
no, none
divine power, divinity; god, goddess
work, labor; artistic work
shore, coast; border, edge
to beg, plead; to pray
parent
to prepare, arrange, make ready
part, portion; side
homeland, native land, home
foot
loyalty, devotion, sense of duty
punishment, penalty, penal
pōnō
-ere, -uī, positum
to put, place; to establish
pontus
populus
-ī (M)
-ī (M)
sea, waves
people, crowd; nation
porta
-ae (F)
gate, door, entrance
possum
post
posse, potuī
(prep. w/ acc.;
adv.)
-ere, pressī,
pressum
puerī (M)
pulchra, pulchrum
puppis (F)
to be able, can
after, behind
nocturnal, equinox
ND
nullify, annulment
numinous
inoperable, opus
ND
oratory, oration
parental
pare, preparation
impartial, partition
patriot
pedal, pedicure
pious, impiety
subpoena, penalize,
penal
composition, deposit,
supposition
Pontic
populace, republic,
publicize
portal, portcullis,
porte cochere
potential, impotent
postpone, postlude
premō
puer
pulcher
puppis
to press, pursue, overpower, crush
boy, young man
beautiful, handsome, noble
stern; ship
compress, express,
repress, depress
puerile
pulchritude
poop deck
quaerō
to seek, look for, ask for
quālis
quam
rapiō
rīpa
ruō
sacer
saevus
sanguis
-ere, quaesīvī,
quaesītum
quāle
(adv.)
-ere, -uī, raptum
-ae (F)
-ere, ruī, -itum
sacra, sacrum
-a, -um
sanguinis (M)
scopulus
sēdēs
servō
-ī (M)
sēdis (F)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
cliff, crag, rock; ledge
seat; dwelling; foundation
to save, guard, keep; to watch
sīdus
silva
simul
sīderis (N)
-ae (F)
(adv.)
constellation; sky, heavens; weather
forest, woods
at the same time, simultaneously
socius
somnus
-ī (M)
-ī (M)
ally, friend, comrade
sleep
soror
sors
spērō
spēs
stō
-ōris (F)
sortis (F)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
speī (F)
stāre, stetī, stātum
sister
luck, lot; fate, destiny
to hope; to look for, expect
hope, expectation
to stand; to be built; to linger, remain
subeō
subīre, subiī,
subitum
-ere, surrexī,
surrēctum
(adv.)
(adv.)
ī (N)
to advance, approach; to enter; to go
under
to rise, get up, stand up; to ascend
tellūris (F)
-ī (N)
-ī (N)
-ere, tetendī,
tentum
-ōrum (M pl.)
-ere, sustulī,
sublātum
(indecl. adj.)
earth, land, ground
spear, javelin; weapon
temple, sanctuary, shrine
to stretch, extend; to present; to aim
surgō
tandem
tantum
tēctum
tellūs
tēlum
templum
tendō
Teucrī
tollō
tot
of what sort? such as, the kind of
how, how much; than; as
to grab, snatch, tear; to whirl
bank (of a river), shore
to rush, hurry; to fall down; to plow
sacred, holy; sacrifices (n. pl.)
savage, fierce, ferocious
blood; bloodshed; descendant
finally, at last
so much, so greatly; only
roof; house, dwelling
Trojans, decendents of Teucer
to lift, raise; to erect; to extol; to
destroy
so many; as many
inquire, question,
request
qualified, quality
ND
rapture, velociraptor
riparian, river
ruin, ruinous
desecrate, consecrate
ND
sanguine;
consanguinity
ND
sedate; sedentary
conservation, reserve,
preservation
consider
sylvan, Pennsylvania
simulcast,
simultaneous
society, socialism
insomnia,
somniferous
sorority, sororicide
consort, consortium
despair, prosper
ND
stance, stature,
obstacle
ND
insurgent, resurrect
tandem
tantamount
protect, detect,
tegument
tellurian
ND
contemplate, templar
tent, intent, pretend
Teucer
extol
total
tōtus
-a, -um
all, entire, whole
Trōiānus
turbō
Tyrius
ūllus
ūnus
varius
vastus
-ve
vertex
vester
vincō
-a, -um
turbinis (M)
-a, -um
-a, -um
-a, -um
-a, -um
-a, -um
(enclitic conj.)
verticis (M)
vestra, vestrum
-ere, vīcī, victum
Trojan, of Troy
whirlwind, tornado, hurricane
Tyrian, from Tyre
any, anyone
one; only, alone
various; variable, changing
vast, immense, huge; unoccupied
or
whirlpool, vortext; summit, peak
your (pl.)
to conquer, defeat; to banish
vīs
vocō
vīs (F)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
force, violence; strength (pl.)
to call, name, address, to invoke
volvō
-ere, -ī, volūtum
vōs
vōx
vulnus
vestrī, vōbis, vōs,
vōbis
vōcis (F)
vulneris (N)
to turn, roll; to decree; to glide; to
ponder
you (pl.)
vultus
-ūs (M)
voice; cry, call; saying
wound, injury, blow
face; appearance, expression
total, totalitarian,
subtotal
Trojan
turbine, disturb
Tyrian
ND
unique, unison
invariable, variety
devastate
ND
vertigo, vertical
ND
invincible, victory,
evince
violence
vocative, invoke,
convocation
revolver, involve,
evolution
ND
vocal, vociferous
vulnerable,
invulnerable
ND
Author: Caesar
Frequency: 5-8
Latin word (dictionary entry)
absum
abesse, āfuī,
āfutūrum
Aduātucī
-ōrum (M pl.)
adventus
ager
aliquī
animadvertō
-ūs (M)
agrī (M)
aliqua, aliquod
-ere, -ī,
animadversum
animus
-ī (M)
ante
(adv.)
appellō
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
apud
(prep. w/ acc.)
at
(conj.)
autem
(adv.)
barbarī
-ōrum (M pl.)
Belgae
-ārum (M pl.)
Brittania
-ae (F)
cāsus
-ūs (M)
celeritās
-tātis (F)
celeriter
(adv.)
certus
-a, -um
circiter
(adv.)
circumveniō -īre, circumvēnī,
circumventum
cohors
cohortis (F)
collocō
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
colloquor
-ī, collocūtus sum
commūnis
commūne
compleō
-ēre, -ēvī, -ētum
complūrēs
complūra
comprehendō -ere, -ī,
comprehensum
cōnfīrmō
-āe, -āvī, -ātum
cōnor
-ārī, -ātus sum
cōnsistō
-ere, cōnstitī,
cōnstitum
cōnspiciō
-ere, cōnspexī,
cōnspectum
cōnsuētūdō
cōnsuētūdinis (F)
cōnsuēvī
-isse, cōnsuētum
Total words: 136
Definition(s)
to be away, be absent, be lacking
Derivative(s)
absent
Aduatuci (a Belgian people of
Cimbrian origin)
arrival; advance, attack
land; field
some, any
to observe, notice
Aduatuci
mind, spirit; heart
before, previously
to name, call
at the house of, with; among
but
however, furthermore
barbarians
Belgians, Belgae
Britain
accident, chance, event; misfortune
speed
quickly
certain, fixed
about, approximately
to surround
animation
antecedent
appellation
ND
ND
ND
barbarian
Belgium
Brittanic
case
celerity
celerity
certitude
ND
circumvent
cohort (one-tenth of a legion)
to arrange; to place
to speak, converse
common
to fill
several
to seize; to catch
cohort
collocate
colloquial
community
completion
ND
comprehension
to strengthen; to establish; to confirm
to try
to stand (together); to stop, halt
confirmation
conation
consistent
to catch sight of, see
conspicuous
custom
to be accustomed (pf. forms w. pres.
force
ND
ND
advent
agrarian
ND
ND
contineō
ēgredior
equitātus
etiam
etsī
facultās
ferē
ferō
-ēre, -uī,
contentum
-ae (F)
dēferre, dētulī,
dēlātum
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
dēesse, dēfuī,
dēfutūrum
-ī (M)
-ae (F)
-um (M pl.)
-ere, dūxī, ductum
(conj.)
duae, duo
-um (M pl.)
-ere, effēcī,
effectum
-ī, egressus sum
-ūs (M)
(adv.)
(conj.)
facultātis (F)
(adv.)
ferre, tulī, lātum
fīlius
fīnitimus
-ī (M)
-a, -um
fortis
gerō
iam
ibi
impedīmenta
imperium
imperō
forte
-ere, gessī, gestum
(adv.)
(adv.)
-ōrum (N pl.)
-ī (N)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
impetus
incītō
īnferrō
-ūs (M)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
īnferre, īntulī,
illātum
(adv.)
-ere, intermīsī,
intermissum
(adv.)
(adv.)
contrōversia
dēferō
dēmōnstrō
dēsum
deus
disciplīna
druidēs
dūcō
dum
duo
Eburōnēs
efficiō
interim
intermittō
ita
itaque
to hold; to contain; to retain; to
confine
dispute, controversy
to bring (down); to report
contents
to show; to describe
to be lacking
demonstrative
ND
god
instruction; system, method
Druids
to lead; to consider
while (w/ indic.); until (w/ subj.)
two
Eburones (a people of Belgian Gaul)
to accomplish; to perform; to make,
render
to go out, come out; to disembark
cavalry
also; even
although
chance, opportunity
almost; generally, usually
to carry, bring; to bear, endure; to
call, name; to report
son
neighboring; (as a substantive)
neighbor
brave, courageous
to wage, carry on; to do
now; already
there, in that place
(traveling) baggage, equipment
command; rule; power
to order, command (w/ acc. of the
thing & dat. of the person)
attack
to rouse, incite
to bring (acc.) upon (dat.), make
(war); to throw, thrust
meanwhile
to discontinue; to leave off; to allow
to lapse
thus so, in this way
and so, therefore
deify
disciplinary
Druidic
reduction
ND
duality
Eburones
effective
controversial
deference
egress
equitation
ND
ND
faculty
ND
relation
affiliate
ND
fortitude
gestation
ND
ibidem
impediment
imperious
imperative
impetuous
incite
inference
interim
intermission
ND
ND
iūs
iūris (N)
licet
longus
magnitūdō
maximē
minus
mūnitiō
nam
Nerviī
nisi
nūntius
ob
obses
obtineō
oppugnātiō
oppugnō
passus
pater
paulum
pāx
permoveō
-ēre, -uit
-a, -um
magnitūdinis (F)
(adv.)
(adv.)
mūnitiōnis (F)
(conj.)
-ōrum (M pl.)
(conj.)
-ī (M)
(prep. w/ acc.)
obsidis (M/F)
-ēre, -uī, obtentum
oppugnātiōnis (F)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
-ūs (M)
patris (M)
(adv.)
pācis (F)
-ēre, permōvī,
permōtum
-ēre, -uī,
pertentum
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
-īre, pervēnī,
perventum
-ere, -īvī/iī, -ītum
pertineō
perturbō
perveniō
petō
plērumque
pōnō
post
praemium
praestō
premō
prīvātus
profectiō
prohibeō
propter
prōvincia
pugna
(adv.)
-ere, posuī,
positum
(prep. w/ acc.)
-ī (N)
-āre, praestitī,
praestātum
-ere, pressī,
pressum
-a, -um
profectiōnis (F)
-ēre, -uī, -itum
(prep. w/ acc.)
-ae (F)
-ae (F)
law, right; authority; justice; iūs
iurandum oath
to be allowed, be permitted
long
greatness; magnitude, size
very greatly, in particular, especially
less
fortification
for
Nervii (a people of Belgian Gaul)
unless, if not; except, only
messenger; message
because of, on account of, for
hostage
to hold, occupy
attack
to attack
pace (2 steps); mille passuum mile
father
a little
peace
to agitate; to influence, move; to
provoke; to rouse
to extend; to pertain, relate
jury
to disrupt; to rouse, agitate
to come through, arrive; (w/ ad) to
reach
to look for, see; to ask; to head for; to
attack
for the most part, generally
to put, place
perturb
ND
after
reward
to fulfill, perform; to show, display;
(w/ dat.) to surpass
to press; to oppress
postdate
premium
ND
private
departure
to keep, restrain; to prohibit
because of, on account of
province
fight, battle
privacy
profection
prohibition
ND
provincial
pugnacious
license
elongate
magnitude
maximize
minus
munitions
ND
Nervii
ND
announce
ND
ND
obtain
oppugn
oppugn
passage
paternity
ND
pacify
ND
pertaining
petition
ND
postpone
express
quidem
ratiō
(adv.)
ratiōnis (F)
rēgnum
relinquō
Rhodanus
-ī (N)
-ere, relīquī,
relictum
-ī (M)
Sēquanī
-ōrum (M pl.)
sine
spērō
spēs
sub
(prep. w/ abl.)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
speī (F)
(prep. w/ acc. or
abl.)
(adv.)
-ī, subsecūtus sum
-ī (N)
-āre, -āvī, -ātum
subitō
subsequor
subsidium
superō
sustineō
tantus
-ēre, -uī,
sustentum
-a, -um
teneō
tertius
-ēre, -uī, tentum
-a, -um
tollō
-ere, sustulī,
sublātum
-a, -um
trānsīre, trānsiī,
trānsitum
tria
turris (F)
-a, -um
(adv.)
-ūs (M)
utraque, utrumque
-ae (F)
-ae (F)
tōtus
trānseō
trēs
turris
ūllus
ūnā
ūsus
uterque
victoria
vīta
indeed, even
account; consideration; manner,
method
ruling power; kingdom
to leave, leave behind
ND
rational
Rhone (river flowing through Lake
Geneva to the Mediterranean)
Sequani (a people of Gaul, west of
the Jura mountains)
without
to hope, hope for
hope
under
ND
suddenly
to follow closely
reserve troops; aid, support
to defeat; to prevail; to survive; to
remain
to sustain; to support; to withstand; to
bear, shoulder
so great, such great; tantus . . .
quantus as much as
to hold, keep
third
ND
consecutive
subsidize
superlative
to lift, raise; to take up; to remove
ND
all, whole, entire
to go across, cross; to pass over
totality
transitory
three
tower
any
together
use; practice; need; (w/ ex) of use
each, both
victory
life
trifecta
turret
ND
unite
usury
ND
victorious
vitality
reign
relinquish
Sequani
sinecure
desperate
ND
subterranean
sustinence
tantamount
retention
tertiary