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A. P. Vocabulary list # 1 15+frequency
English to Latin
(Cognates supplied in parenthesis)
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| walls, ramparts, walled cities | moenia, moenium, neu. |
| mind; intellect; memory | mens, mentis, fem. |
| hand; band; troop; deed | manus, manus, fem. |
| tear (lacrimation) | lacrima, lacrimae, fem. |
| between; among + case? | inter + accusative case |
| sea shore; beach | litus, litoris, neu. |
| broad, wide, extensive; spacious | latus, a, um |
| hardship; toil; suffering; hardship | labor, laboris, masc. |
an order; command (jussive),  | iussum, iussi, neu. |
| huge; vast; enormous, extraordinary | ingens, ingentis |
| that; he; she; it; the former | ille, illa illud |
| now; at this time; already | iam |
| from this place; hence | hinc |
| into; against; upon + ? case | in + accusative case |
| fire; passion; fury; wrath (ignneous) | ignis, ignius, masc. |
| race; clan; descendent; offspring (gentile) | gens, gentis, fem. |
| iron; iron tool; sword; spear (ferrous) | ferrum, ferri, neu. |
| to speak; say; prophesty (infant) | for, fari, fatus sum |
| a flame; blaze; flame of passion (inflammatory) | flamma, flammae, fem. |
| to bring; bear; carry; wear report offer; say (refer) | fero, ferre, tuli, latus |
| rumor; sayin; talk (famous) | fama, famae, fem. |
| to go; walk; ride; move reiterate) | eo, ire, iturus |
| out of; from; of; according to + case? | (e) ex + ablative |
| while; until (with subjunctive) | dum |
| a word; speech; command, remark; assertion (edict) | dictum, dicti, neu. |
| right; skillful; favorable | dexter; dextra; dextrum |
| give; appoint; grant; bestow, emit; utter (data) | do, dare, dedi datus |
| to say; speak; sing; describe; name (dictate) | dico, dicerre, dixi, dictus |
| lead; lead away; conduct; guide; prolong; think (deduct) | duco, ducere, duxi, ductus |
| distress; care; concern; anxiety | cura, curae, fem. |
| body (corporal) | corpus, corporis, neu. |
| fleet; division; ship (class) | classis, class, fem. |
| head; the summit; life; person (capital) | caput. capitis, neu. |
| the heavens; weather; sky (celestial) | caelum, caeli, neu. |
| air; breeze; wind; blast; light; favor | aura, aurae, fem. |
| but; yet; at least | at |
| arms; weapons; equipment; tools | arma, armorum, neu. |
| fortess; citadel; stronghold; hill; peak | arx, arcis, fem. |
| altar | ara, arae, fem. |
| to; toward; near; at + case? | ad + accusative case |
| around; at; near (+case?) | circum + accusative case |
| before; in fron of (antebellum) (plus case?) | ante + accusative case |
| from; away from; down from, concerning (+ case?) | de + ablative case |
| adj: born; made; destined; noun: son | natus, nati, masc. |
| our; ours | noster, nostra, nostrum |
| eye (ocular) | oculus, oculi, masc. |
| not; do not; lest Don't (with imperative) | ne |
| night; death | nox. noctis, fem. |
| all; every; whole (omnipotent) | omnis, omnis, omne |
| beg; plead; pray; speak (orator) | oro, orare, oravi, oratus |
| part; side; direction | pars, partis, fem. |
| breast; chest; heart (pectoral) | pectus, pectoris, neu. |
| seek; aim at; attack (peition) | peto, petere, petivi, petitus |
| press; pressure; overpower; control (impress) | premo, premere, pressi, pressus |
| shore; coast; border; edge; rim | ora. orae, fem. |
| mouth; face; expression (oral) | os, oris, neu. |
| through; throughout; during; among (+ case?) | per + accusative case |
| recall; bring back; speak, say (relate) | refero, referre, rettuli, relatus |
| kingdom; royalty; realm; rule (reign) | regnum, regni, neu. |
| thing; matter; state; incident (reality) | res, rei, fem. |
| to follow; accompany (sequence) | sequor; sequi, secutus sum |
| thus; in this way | sic |
| blood; slaughter; descendant (ssanguine) | sanguis, sanguinis, masc. |
| to stand; be built; linger (stance) | sto, stare, steti status |
| highest; uppermost; loftiest (summit) | summus, a, um |
| such; of such a kind | talis, talis, tale |
| so great; so much; so far (tantamount) | tantus, a, um |
| spear, shaft; javelin; weapon | telum, teli, neu. |
| her; its; her; their (the subjuct's) | suus, a, um |
| at last; finally; at length | tandem |
| roof; house; dwelling | tectum, tecti, neu. |
| to hold; keep; have; occupy; hold back; detain (tenacious) | teneo, tenere, tenui, tentus |
| so many; such a number of | tot |
| then; at that time; in those time; further | tum |
| shadow; shade; ghost | umbra, umbrae; fem. |
| all; while entire (total) | omnis, omnis, omne |
| where; when (ubiquitous) | ubi |
| a wave; water; sea (undulation) | unda, undae, fem. |
| city (urban) | urbs, urbis, fem. |
| wind (ventilate) | ventus, venti, masc. |
| to see; perceive; understand (seem in passive) | video, videre, vidi, visus |
| come; arrive; go (venue) | venio, venire, veni, ventum |
| force; violence ; pl=strength (violent) | vis, vis, fem. |
| to turn; roll; ordain; decree (revolve) | volvo, volvere, volvi, voltum |
| a wound; injury; deadly blow (invulnerable) | vulnus, vulneris, neu. |
| sea; surface of the sea; waves, plain | aequor, aequoris, neu. |
| to do; drive; pursue; conduct; come! (imperative) | ago, agere, egi, actus |
| to call; name; address (vocation) | voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus |
| even, level; just; fair (equal) | aequus, a, um |
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St. Margaret's Episcopal School |
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