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Flashcards: Latin by the Natural Method
teacher
magister, -tro (2nd, m)
life
vita (1st, f)
battle
proelium, -o (2nd, n)
power, command
imperium (2nd, n)
humility
humilitas, -tate (3rd, f) (like veritas)
art, skill
ars, artes -e (3rd, f)
youth (time of life)
(i) juventus, (i) juventute (3rd, f)
bold
audax, audaci (3rd, adj)
however, moreover
autem
to happen
accidere, accidit
to learn
discere, didicit
to lead
ducere, duxit, ductus (ducere in matrimonium)
to flee, fly
fugiunt, fugere, fugit, fugiturus
example
exemplum, -o (2nd, n)
daughter
filia, -a (1st, f)
to leave
relinquere, relinquit
wife
uxor, uxores, -e (3rd, f)
to refuse, deny
negare, negavit
pirate
pirata (1st, m)
although
quamquam
blind
caecus, a, um
greaterer
maior, maius, maiore
few
pauci, -ae, a (plural only)
dictatorship
dictatura (1st, f)
title
titulus (2nd, m)
to escape
evadere, evasit, evasus
to break
frangere, fregit, fractus
to seize, snatch
rapiunt, rapere, rapuit, raptus
there
ibi
between, among
inter (obj)
altogether, at all, in
omnino
follow, second, successful
secundus, -a, -um (2nd, adj)
daily
quotidie
then, after
deinde
precious
pretiosus, -a, -um
butchery, slaughter, masacre
trucidatio, trucidationes, -e (3rd, f)
time
tempus, -ore (3rd, n)
only
solum
to pour in
infundere, fundit, fusus
to recall
revocare, revocavit, revocatus
while
dum
hot
calidus, a, um (2nd, adj)
doubt
dubium, -o (2nd, n)
throat
guttur, ure (3rd., n)
natural ability, intelligence
ingenium, -o (2nd, n)
friend
amicus (2nd, m)
to be absent
abesse, afuit, afuturus
to compel, force
cogere, coegit, coactus
to punish
punire, punivit, punitus
to feign, pretend
simulare, simulavit, simulatus
to hope
sperare, speravit, speratus
soon
mox
draft, levy, select
delectus, -u (2nd, m)
unjust
iniustus, -a, -um
anger
ira, -a (1st, f)
manner, way, measure, limit
modus, -o (2nd, m)
easily
facile
to show
monstrare, monstravit, monstratus
especially
praesertim
custom
consuetudo, consuetudine (3rd, f)
better
melior (m/f), melius (n), meliore (3rd, adjective)
western
occidentalis (m/f), occidentale, -i (n) (3rd, adj)
eastern
orientalis (m/f), orientale (n), -i (3rd, adj)
corrupt
corruptus, -o (2nd, m)
true
verus, -a, -um
in truth, really
re vera (idiom)
slave, servant
servus, -o (2nd, m)
mercy, pity
misericordia, a (1st, f)
work, suffering
labor, labore (3rd, m)
senator
senator, -ore (3rd, m)
to hold, keep
tenere, tenuit, tentus
to propose
proponere, proposuit, propositus
to move
movere, movit, motus
to kill
interficere, interficit, interfectus
mob
turba, -a (1st, f)
to hire
conducere, conduxit, conductus
to build
aedificare, aedificavit, aedificatus
to harass
lacessere, lacessivit, lacessitus
bravely
fortiter
what?
quid
part
pars, parte (3rd, f)
woman
femina (1st, f)
place
locus, -o (2, m...but the plural shifts to neuter loca)
no one
nemo, nemine (no possessive, no plural)
head
caput, capite (3rd, n)
hair
capillus, -o (2nd, m)
yesterday
heri
nothing
nihil
to owe, ought
debere, bebuit, debitus (debent)
to destroy
delere, delevit, deletus (delent)
to put down
deponere, deposuit, depositus (deponunt)
often
saepe
without
sine (abl.)
to divide
dividere, divisit, divisus
once (upon a time)
olim
not yet
non dum
difficult
difficilis, e, i
four
quattuor (does not decline)
three
tres, tria, tribus (no singular)
bound, chain
vinculum, o (2nd, n)
consulship
consulatus, -u (4th, m)
love
amor, amore (3rd, m)
to hate
odisse, osus sum
all, every, whole
omnis
the end, boundry, limit
finis, -i (-e) (3rd, mixed gender)
arms (weapons)
arma, -is (2nd, n is always plural)
to deliberate
deliberare, -avit, -atus
to depart, to go out of
discedere, -cessit, -cessurus
before (conj)
antequam (acc)
around
circum (acc)
sand
arena, -a (1st, f)
answer
responsum (2nd, n)
whole
totus
to order
iubere, iussit, iussus
at once
statim
to cut off
intercludere, interclusit, interclusus
to sail
navigare, navigavit, navigatus
to call
vocare, vocavit, vocatus
reinforcements
auxilia, auxiliis (pl of auxilium 2nd, n)
grain
frumentum, -o (2nd, n)
very great, greatest
maximus, -a, -um
nevertheless
nihilominus
for
pro (abl.)
to wait
expectare, expectavit, expectatus
again
interum
alternate
alternus
writer
scriptor, -ore (3rd, m)
clear
clarus, -a, um
next
proximus, -a, um
now
iam
across
trans (obj)
snow
nix, nives (pl nom), nive (abl) (3rd, f)
a trap
insidiae, -a (1st, f., plural only)
hardly
vix
mist, haze
nebula, =a (1st, f)
lake
lacus, lacus (pl nom), lacu (abl) (2nd, m)
to receive
accipiunt, accipere, accepit, acceptus
to love
amare, amavit, amatus
to hear
audire, audivit, auditus
to fall
cadere, cecidit
to capture
capiunt capere, cepit, captus
to create
creare, creavit, creatus
to give
dare, dedit, datus
to say
dicere, dixit, dictus
to be
esse, fuit, est, sunt
to shout, exclaim
exclamare, exclamavit, exclamatus
to expel
expellere, expulit, expulsus
to make, to do
faciunt facere, fecit, factus
to wage, to dress
gerere, gessit, gestus
to have
habent habere, habuit, habitus
to throw
iaciunt iacere, iecit, iactus
to find
invenire, invenit, inventus
to send
mittere, misit, missus
to prepare
parare, paravit, paratus
to put, place
ponere, posuit, positus
to be able
posse, potuit
to promise
promittere, promisit, promissus
to remain
remanent remanere, remansit
to rule
regnare, regnavit, regnatus
to ask
rogare, rogavit, rogatus
to know
scire, scivit, scitus
to write
scribere, scripsit, scriptus
to save
servare, servavit, servatus
to stand
stare, stetit
to fear
timent timere, timuit
to wish, want
vult, volunt velle, voluit,
to come
venire, venit
to see
vident videre, vidit, visus
to conquer
vincere, vicit, victus