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Latin II Vocabulary Review from Chapters 1-17

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Italia	Italy
pictura	picture
puella	girl
villa	country house
alter, altera, alterum	second, one (of two), the other (of two)
laetus, laeta, laetum	happy
Romanus, -a, -um	Roman
vicinus, -a, -um	neighboring, adjacent
habito	to live
sedeo	to sit
lego	to read
scribo	to write
sum	to be
aestate	in the summer
cur	why
dum	while
ecce	look
et	and
etiam	also
iam	now
in	in, on
nomine	named, by name
quae	who
quid facit....	what is .... doing
quis	who
quod	because
sub arbore	under a tree
ubi	where
villa rustica	country house
quoque	also
sum	to be
amica	friend (girl/woman)
hodie	today
sed	but
in agris	in the fields
ambulo	to walk
brevi tempore	ina short time
defessus, -a, -um	tired
non iam	no longer
strenuus, -a, -um	active, energetic
curro	to run
tandem	at last
ex agris	out of the fields
ad villam rusticam	to the farm house
lente	slowly
quid	what
quid faciunt	what are they doing
eius	her
saepe	often
non	not
puer	boy
qui	who
ex horto	out of the garden
clamo	to shout
rideo	to laugh
vir	man
servus	slave
multus, -a, -um	many
laboro	to work
solus	alone
iratus, -a, -um	angry
subito	suddenly
cado	to fall
abite	go away
gemo	to groan
-ne	indicates "yes" or "no" question
minime	no
ita vero	yes
femina	woman
amicus	friend
alter, altera, alterum	another, one (of two), second (of two)
Romanus, -a, -um	Roman
molesti	pests
ad piscinam	to the fish-pond
eadem	the same
ramus	branch
fragor	noise, crash
vox	voice
infirmus, -a, -um	weak, shaky
magnus, -a, -um	big, great, large
molestus, -a, -um	annoying
sollicitus, -a, -um	worried
me	me
te	you (direct object)
tu	you (subject)
furtim	stealthily
semper	always
tum	at that moment, then
igitur	therefore
amo	to love
appropinquo	to approach
vexo	to annoy
terreo	to frighten
video	to see
ascendo	to climb
conspicio	to catch sight of
audio	to hear, listen to
dormio	to sleep
cave	be careful
descende	come down
magna voce	in a loud voice
nihil	nothing
qualis	what sort of
quo	where to
laetus, -a, -um (review)	happy
defessus, -a, -um (review)	tired
alter, altera, alterum (review)	another, other, a second
saepe (review)	often
subito (review)	suddenly
et (review)	and
sed (review)	but
quod (review)	because
multus, -a, -um (review)	much, many
lupus	wolf
rivus	stream
clamor	shout, shouting
calidus, -a, -um	hot
frigidus, -a, -um	cold
ignavus, -a, -um	cowardly, lazy
perterritus, -a, -um	terrified, frightened
salvus, -a, -um	safe
temerarius, -a, -um	rash, bold, reckless
ego	I
eos	them
eum	him
adhuc	still
ibi	there
statim	immediately, at once
neque...neque	neither...nor
si	if
ubi	when, where
erro	to wander
respondet	he/she replies
timeo	to fear
peto	to seek, look for
repello	to drive off, drive back
arripio	to grab hold of, snatch
excipio	to welcome, receive
advenio	to arrive
ad puellas	to the girls
ad villam	at the country house
ascendere	to climb
descendere	to go down
e silva	out of the woods
exeo	to go out
ferte auxilium	bring help
nolo	to not want
paro	to prepare, get ready
possum	to be able, can
prope	near, next to
quem	whom
volo	to wish, want
sum	to be
dies	days
silva	woods
auxilium	help, aid
ancilla	slave woman
aqua	water
cibus	food
mater	mother
pater	father
etiam	also, even
mox	soon
nondum	not yet
nunc	now
strenue	strenuously, hard
tamen	however
neque	and not
neque...neque	neither...nor
observo	to watch
porto	to carry
doceo	to teach
lucet	it is light, day
reprehendo	to blame, scold, reprove
surgo	to get up, rise
adiuvo	to help
coquo	to cook
curo	to care for, look after
necesse est	it is necessary
omnes	all, everyone
per villam	through the country house
qui	who
lanam trahunt	they spin wool
ipsa	she herself
purgo	to clean
omnia quae	everything that
traho	to drag
sum	to be
possum	to be able
epistula	letter
nuntius	messenger
princeps	emperor
senator	senator
urbs	city
meus, -a, -um	my
occupatus, -a, -um	busy, occupied
eas	them (feminine)
eos	them (feminine)
revoco	to call back
saluto	to greet
specto	to watch, look at
duco	to lead
trado	to hand over
venio	to come
ad urbem	to the city
consulo	to consult
inquit	he/she says
eo	to go
quos	whom
redeo	to return
Romam	to Rome
salve	hello
laborantes	working
eugepae	hurray
eheu	alas
narrator	narrator, storyteller
ego	I
mihi	to/for me
me	me
tu	you
te	you (direct object)
eius	his/her
eum	him
nos	we/us
vos	you (plural)
eos	them (masculine)
eas	them (feminine)
celeriter	quickly
deinde	then, next
iam	now, already
iterum	again, a second time
nam	for
intro	to enter
induo	to put on
age	come on!
agite	come on!
cubiculum	bedroom
excitare	to wake up
tempus	time
sedentes	sitting
Britannia	Britain
toga	toga
tunica	tunic
sum	to be
possum	to be able
ianua	door
miser, misera, miserum	sad, miserable
nullus, -a, -um	no, none
tuus, -a, um	your
eam	her
nobis	to/for us
hic	here
simul	together, at the same time
tacite	silently
ad	to, toward
e/ex	out of
in (+ abl.)	in, on
in (+acc.)	into
per	through
prope	near
sub	under
excito	to wake up
festino	to hurry
lacrimo	to cry
tempto	to try
maneo	to remain, stay
taceo	to be quiet, silent
teneo	to hold
discedo	to leave, depart
mitto	to send
promitto	to promise
nescio	to be ignorant, not to know
abeo	to go away
circum	around
alii...alii	some...others
ante	before, in front of
post	behind, after
mecum	with me
trans	across
nemo	no one
ob	against
noli excitare	don't wake up
secunda hora	at the second hour
tace(te)	be quiet!
vale(te)	goodbye!
lacrimans	weeping
vos omnes	you all, all of you
suus, -a, um	his/her/its/their own
semisomnus, -a, -um	half-asleep
ianitor	doorkeeper
sine	without
super	over, above
inter	among, between
propter	on account of
cum	with
a/ab	from, by
pro	in front of, on behalf of
de	down from, about
cista	trunk, chest
raeda	carriage
via	street, road, way
equus	horse
liberi	children
raedarius	coach driver
alius	another, other
paratus	prepared, ready
scelestus	wicked
cras	tomorrow
interea	meanwhile
incito, -are	to urge on
sto, stare	to stand
habeo, -ere	to have
iubeo, -ere	to order
soleo, -ere	to be accustomed to, to be in the habit of
gero, -ere	to wear
pono, -ere	to put, place
iacio, -ere	to throw
dico, -ere	to say
duco, -ere	to lead, take, bring
facio, -ere	to do, make
fero, ferre	to bring, carry, bear
baculum	stick
in itinere	on the journey
ubi	where
palla	palla (garment)
stola	stola (outer garment)
toga praetexta	toga with purple border
exclamo	to shout out, exclaim
eo ipso tempore	at that very moment
ipse	himself
servus quidam	a certain slave
area	open space, threshing floor
filia	daughter
ira	anger
porta	gate
dominus	master
filius	son
numerus	number
vilicus	farm manager, overseer
vir	man
frater	brother
mater	mother
nox	night
parens	parent
pater	father
soror	sister
uxor	wife
plenus	full
quamquam	although
celo	to hide
verbero	to beat
effugio	to flee
impedio	to hinder
absum	to be absent
illa nocte	that night
redeunt	they go back, return
se celare	to hide (him/herself)
id quod	that which, what
musso	to mutter
Via Appia	the Appian Way
fossa	ditch
canis	dog
bonus	good
immobilis	motionless
quando	when
quo instrumento	with what instrument/by what means
quocum	with whom (singular)
quibuscum	with whom (plural)
quomodo	how
ubi	where
unde	from where
cum	with
convoco	to call together
latro	to bark
rogo	to ask
traho	to drag
invenio	to find
fero	to carry
tunica	by the tunic
vestigia	footsteps, tracks, traces
in fronte litteras inurere	to brand letters on the forehead
tribus diebus	in three days
olfacio	to catch the scent of, smell
vinea	vineyard
auriga	charioteer
rusticus	peasant
tabellarius	courier
civis	citizen
pars	part
pes	foot
praeclarus	distinguished, famous
identidem	again and again, repeatedly
ferociter	fiercely
quam	how
a/ab	away from
vito	to avoid
quiesco	to rest
sum	to be
eo	to go
possum	to be able
volo	to wish, want, be willing
cave	be careful
iter	journey
iter faciebant	they were traveling
magno risu	with a loud laugh
vehicula	vehicles
per viam	along the road
septimus	seventh
fatuus	stupid
virga	stick, rod, switch
culpa	fault, blame
ars	skill, art
commotus	moved
cuncti	all
noster	our
incolumis	unharmed
celerrime	very fast
frustra	in vain
cesso	to be idle, do nothing
gaudeo	to be glad, rejoice
haereo	to cling, stick
moveo	to move
accidit	it happens
ago	to do, drive
concido	to fall down
deverto	to turn aside
extraho	to drag out
cisium	light, two-wheeled carriage
periculum	danger
quod	which
tune spectabas	were you watching
tua culpa	because of your fault
olivetum	olive grove
interpello	to interrupt
placide	gently, peacefully
rota	wheel
plaustrum	cart, wagon
silentium	silence
auxilium	help
baculum	stick
cisium	light, two-wheeled carriage
cubiculum	bedroom
periculum	danger
vehiculum	vehicle
vestigium	footstep, trace, track
bos	cow
homines	people
nubes	cloud
onus	burden
iter	journey
nomen	name
tempus	time
longus	long
tardus	slow
diu	for a long time
fortasse	perhaps
praeterea	besides
procul	far off, in the distance
tantum	only
exspecto	to look out for, wait for
appareo	to appear
praetereo	to go past
quot	how many
Neapolim	to Naples
illud	that
olivetum	olive grove
murmur	murmur, rumble
pulvis	dust
iocus	joke, prank
animus	mind
hospes	friend
mortuus	dead
novus	new
eam	her, it
illa	she
itaque	and so, therefore
ut	as
apud	at the house of
de	down from, about
voco	to call
ludo	to play
relinquo	to leave behind
verto	to turn
excipio	to welcome, receive, catch
aperio	to open
ferio	to hit, strike
scio	to know
alter...alterum	the one...the other
in animo habere	to have in mind
taedebat	it bored
pila ludere	to play ball
per iocum	as a prank
nobiscum	with us
nonus	ninth
carissimus	dearest
pila	ball
visne	do you want
caupona	inn
caupo	innkeeper
aedificium	building
caelum	sky, heaven
periculosus	dangerous
pernocto	to spend the night
custodio	to guard
eo	to go
fero	to bring, carry, bear
nolo	to not wish, not want, be unwilling
possum	to be able
sum	to be
volo	to want, wish, to be willing
advesperascit	it gets dark
undecimus	eleventh
Graecus	Greek
domina	mistress, lady of the house

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