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Vocab 1-5
Vocabulary for Thursday's quiz!
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imperium imperii n. | empire |
sunt | they are |
oppidum oppidi n. | town |
est | he is |
sed | but |
in | in |
puer pueri m. | boy |
ancilla ancillae f. | slave woman |
servus servi m. | slave |
quot | how many |
parvus parva parvum | small |
pauci paucae pauca | few |
non | not |
quoque | also |
et | and |
insula insulae f. | island |
provincia provinciae f. | province; a region of a country |
mater matris f. | mother |
filia filiae f. | daughter |
liberi liberorum m. | pl. |
meus mea meum | my |
novus nova novum | new |
femina feminae f. | woman |
fluvius fluvii m. | river |
oceanus oceani m. | ocean |
numerus numeri m. | number |
littera litterae f. | letter |
vocabulum vocabuli n. | word |
vir viri m. | man |
multi multae multa | many |
avus avi m. | grandfather |
avia aviae f. | grandmother |
filius filii m. | son |
puella puellae f. | girl |
familia familiae f. | family |
unus | I |
duo | II |
tres | III |
quattuor | IV |
quinque | V |
sex | VI |
septem | VII |
octo | VIII |
novem | IX |
decem | X |
centum | C |
caput capitis n. | head |
genu genus n. | knee |
collum colli n. | neck |
terga tergae m. | back |
ventrum ventri n. | stomach |
bracchium bracchii n. | arm |
pes pedis m. | foot |
claude; claudite | close |
aperi; aperite | open |
sta; state | stand |
sede; sedate | sit |
tange; tangite | touch |
pater patris m. | father |
cantat | he sings |
interrogat | he asks |
plorat | he cries |
pulsat | he strikes; he hits |
vocat | he calls |
antiquus antiqua antiquum | old |
liber libri m. | book |
pagina paginae f. | page |
dominus domini m. | master |
domina domanae f. | lady |
ubi | where |
pensum pensi m. | homework |
capitulum capituli n. | chapter |
exemplum exempli n. | example |
verberat | he beats |
respondet | he answers |
ridet | he laughs |
videt | he sees |
audit | he hears |
dormit | he sleeps |
improbus improba improbum | bad; naughty |
iratus irata iratum | angry |
laetus laeta laetum | happy |
probus proba probum | good; honest |
eam | her |
eum | him |
me | me |
quam | which; whom (masculine) |
quem | which; whom (feminine) |
te | you |
cur | why |
iam | now; already |
hic | here |
mensa mensae f. | table |
pecunia pecuniae f. | money |
baculum baculi n. | stick |
nummus nummi m. | coin |
sacculus sacculi m. | purse |
abest | he is absent |
accusat | he accuses |
adest | he is present |
imperat | he commands (+dative) |
numerat | he counts |
salutat | he greets |
habet | he has |
paret | he obeys (+dative) |
tacet | he is silent |
discedit | he goes away |
ponit | he puts; he places |
sumit | he takes |
bonus bona bonum | good |
nullus nulla nullum | no; not any; none |
suus sua suum | his own; her own; its own; their own |
vacuus vacua vacuum | empty |
rursus | again |
tantum | so much; only |
quod | because; that |
salve | hello; be well |
villa villae f. | house |
hortus horti m. | garden |
nasus nasi m. | nose |
amat | he loves |
habitat | he dwells; he lives |
pulcher pulchra pulchrum | beautiful |
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Depertment of Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures, & Culture |
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