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Latin I Fall Semester Vocabulary Review

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puerboy
quiwho
eademthe same
in hortothe garden
clamant(they) shout
rident(they) laugh
virman
servusslave
multimany
in villis rusticisin the country houses
laborant(they) work
solusalone
iratusangry
subitosuddenly
in piscinaminto the fishpond
cadit(he) falls
Abite, molestiGo away, you pests
gemit(he) groans
minimeno
ita veroyes
Ecce!Look!
puellagirl
nomineby name; called
quaewho
habitathe/she lives
etiamalso
villacountry house
villa rusticacountry house and farm
ubiwhere
aestatein summer
laetahappy
quodbecause
iamnow
sub arboreunder the tree
sedethe/she sits
etand
legithe/she reads
alteraa second; another
vicinaneighboring
dumwhile
scribithe/she writes
Quis?Who?
Cur?Why?
Quid facit?What does..do?
quoquealso
suntthey are
amicaefriends
hodietoday
sedbut
in agrisin the fields
ambulantthey walk; are walking; do walk
brevi temporein a short time; soon
defessatired
non iamno longer
strenuaactive; energetic
currithe/she runs
tandemat last
ex agrisout of the fields
ad villam rusticamto/toward the country house and farm
lenteslowly
Quid faciunt?What are they doing?
molestustroublesome; annoying
semperalways
vexathe/she annoys
igiturtherefore
amathe/she likes; loves
dormithe/she sleeps
conspicithe/she catches sight of
furtimstealthily
appropinquathe/she approaches
ascendithe/she climbs
magnusbig; great
magna vocein a loud voice
audithe/she hears
videthe/she sees
voxvoice
terrethe/she frightens
sollicitaanxious; worried
tumat that moment; then
Descende!Come down!
tuyou (S)
nihilnothing
teyou (DO)
Cave!Be careful!
ramusbranch
infirmusweak; shaky
fragorcrash; noise
Qualis?What sort of?
Quo?Where to?
siif
diesday
caliduswarm
in silvaminto the woods
ibithere
rivusstream
frigiduscool; cold
errantthey wander
propenear
vulthe/she wishes; wants
ignavuscowardly; lazy
respondethe/she replies
neque..nequeneither..nor
temerariusrash; reckless
lupuswolf
perterritusfrightened; scared
statimimmediately
Ferte auxilium!Bring Help!
ubiwhere; when
clamorshout
ad puellastoward the girls
eosthem
eumhim
petithe/she looks for; seeks
arripithe/she grabs hold of; snatches
repellithe/she drives off
e silvaout of the woods
salvaesafe
adveniuntthey reach; arrive
excipiuntthey welcome
adhucstill
timethe/she fears; is afraid
quem?whom?
nondumnot yet
lucetit is light; it is day
surgithe/she gets up; rises
per villamthrough the country house
paterfather
matermother
etiamalso; even
nequeand...not
tamenhowever
ancillaslave-woman
omnesall
observathe/she watches
purgathe/she cleans
cibusfood
coquereto cook
moxsoon; presently
strenuestrenuously; hard
aquawater
portantthey carry
reprehendithe/she blames; scolds
docethe/she teaches
curareto look after; take care of
lanam trahuntthey spin wool
omnia quaeeverything that
adiuvareto help
ipsashe herself
nuncnow
necesse estit is necessary
occupatusbusy
laborantesworking
spectantthey watch; look at
nuntiusmessenger
venithe/she comes
salutathe/she greets
Salve!Greetings! Hello!
inquithe/she says
meusmy
ducithe/she leads; takes
tradithe/she hands over
Eheu!Alas!
princepsemperor
ad urbemto the city
revocathe/she recalls
consulereto consult
redireto return
Eugepae!Hurray!
ireto go
Quem/Quos?Whom?
iamnow; already
age! agitecome on!
vosyou (pl)
noswe; us
excitareto rouse; wake up
intrathe/she enters
cubiculumroom; bedroom
deindethen; next
celeriterquickly
induithe/she puts on
iterumagain; a second time
mihifor me
suus--a--umher/his/its own
nemono one
nullino
ianitordoorkeeper
ad ianuamat the door
tacitesilently
temptathe/she tries
semisomnahalf-asleep
hichere
Tace!Be quiet!
Noli...excitare!Don't wake...up!
mecumwith me
miseraunhappy; miserable
nobisfor us
discedereto go away
namfor (conj.)
complexus, -us, membrace, hug
hora, -ae, f.hour
lacrimans, lacrimantisweeping
secundus-a-umsecond
abeo, abire, abiito go away
discedo, discedere, discessito go away
festino, festinare, festinavito hurry
maneo, manere, mansito stay
nescio, nescire, nescivito not know
alii...aliisome...others
valeo, valere, valuito be strong, to be well
intereameanwhile
geritwears
iubethe/she orders
aliusanother; other
cistatrunk; chest
ponereto put; place
in itinereon a journey
liberichildren
gerere solentthey are accustomed to wear
ipsehimself
stathe/she stands
viaroad
baculumstick
habethe/she holds
scelestuswicked
crastomorrow
incitathe/she spurs on; urges on
raedacarriage
servus quidama certain slave
iacithe/she throws
paratusready
raedariuscoachman
equushorse
eo ipso temporeat that very moment
Via Appiathe Appian Way
vilicus, -i, m.the overseer, manager
dominus, -i, m.the master
absum, abesseto be away, absent
area, -ae, f.the threshing-floor (for wheat)
plenus--a--umfull
quamquamalthough
musso, mussaremutter
verbero, verberarebeat
id quodthat which, what
ira, -ae, f.anger
illa noctethat night
effugio, effugereflee, run away, escape
impedio, impedirehinder, stop, impede
se celareto hide himself
porta, -ae, f.gate
pater, patris, m.father
mater, matris, f.mother
frater, fratris, m.brother
soror, sororis, f.sister
parens, parentis, m/fparent
uxor, uxoris, f.wife
filius, -i, m.son
filia, -ae, f.daughter
vir, viri, m.man, husband
liberi, liberorum, m. pl.children
numerus, -i, m.number


Latin II Instructor
Rock Bridge Senior High

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