	Java Games: Flashcards, matching, concentration, and word search.

All 264 words from Unit II checklist words

Tools

Quizzes students on all 264 of the words in the checklists of CLC Unit II.

A	B
a, ab	from
adire	to approach, go to
advenire	to arrive
aedificare	to build
aedificium	building
aeger	sick
agmen	procession, column (of people)
aliquid	something
alius	another, other, else
alter	the other, another, a second, the second
amare	to love
animus	spirit, soul, mind
antiquus	ancient, old
appropinquare	to approach
apud	among, at the house of
aqua	water
ara	altar
arcessere	to summon
argenteus	made of silver, silver
ars	skill, art
attonitus	astonished, thunderstruck
audere	to dare
aula	palace
auris	ear
auxilium	help
bene	well
benignus	kind
bonus	good
caedere	to kill
cantare	to sing, chant
caput	head
carus	dear
castigare	to scold, nag
caute	cautiously
ceteri	the others, the rest
claudere	to shut, close, block
coepisse	to begin
cogitare	to think
cognoscere	to find out, get to know
collocare	to place, put
commodus	convenient
comparare	to obtain
conficere	to finish
coniuratio	plot
consentire	to agree
consilium	plan
consistere	to stand one's ground, stand firm, halt, stop
cotidie	every day, daily
crudelis	cruel
curare	to take care of, supervise
custos	a guard
de	down from, about
dea	goddess
debere	to owe, ought
decem	ten
decidere	to fall down
decorus	proper, right
defendere	to defend
deinde	then, next
delectare	to delight, please
delere	to destroy
demonstrare	to show, point out
denique	at last, finally
deridere	to mock, make fun of
desilire	to jump down
desperare	to despair, give up
deus	god
dicere	to say, speak
dictare	to dictate
difficilis	difficult
diligenter	carefully
dimittere	to send away, dismiss
discedere	to depart, go away
diu	for a long time
doctus	educated, learned, skillful
domina	mistress (lady of the house)
domus	home (town-home)
donum	gift
dulcis	sweet
effigies	image, statue
effugere	to escape
equitare	to ride a horse
equus	horse
etiam	also, even
exanimatus	unconscious
excitare	to rouse, wake up
faber	craftsman
facilis	easy
familiaris	relative, relation, close friend
fessus	tired, weary
fidelis	loyal, faithful
filia	daughter
flos	flower
fluere	to flow
fortasse	perhaps, maybe
forte	by chance
fortuna	fortune, luck
fossa	ditch
fractus	broken
frangere	to break
frumentum	grain
fulgere	to shine
gemini	twins
gemma	gem, jewel
gratias agere	to thank
graviter	seriously, gravely
haerere	to stick
hasta	spear
haurire	to drain, drink up
hiems	winter
honorare	to honor
horreum	granary, barn
huc	here, to this place, hither
ibi	there
illuc	there, to that place, thither
impedire	to hinder, delay
imperator	emperor
impetus	attack
inferre	to bring in, bring on, bring against
insula	island, apartment building
inter	among, between
interficere	to kill
invitus	unwilling, reluctant
ipse	himself, herself, itself
irrumpere	to break in, interrupt
iste	that (of yours)
ita	thus, so, in this way
ita vero	yes, indeed
itaque	and so, therefore
iter	journey, trip, progress
latro	robber
latus	wide, broad
lavare	to wash
lectus	bed, couch
lente	slowly
libenter	gladly
liberare	to free, set free
litus	shore, beach
locus	place
longus	long
luna	moon
mane	in the morning
manus	hand
mare	sea
maritus	husband
maximus	greatest, largest, biggest, very large
medicus	doctor
melior	better
miles	soldier
miser	sad, wretched, miserable
mors	death
multitudo	crowd, multitude
nam	for
nauta	sailor
navigare	to sail
necesse	necessary
neglegens	careless
negotium	business
nemo	no one, nobody
nobilis	noble, of noble birth
nolle	to not want, refuse
nonne?	surely?
novem	nine
novisse	to know
novus	new
nox	night
nullus	no, not any
num?	surely...not...?
numerare	to count
numquam	never
obstare	to obstruct, block the way
octo	eight
oculus	eye
ordo	row, line
paratus	ready, prepared
parens	parent
pars	part
pauci	few
periculosus	dangerous, perilous
periculum	danger, peril
perire	to die, perish
persuadere	to persuade
pervenire	to reach, arrive at
pessimus	very bad, worst
petere	beg for, seek, attack, head for
plaustrum	wagon
plurimi	very many
plurimus	very much
pompa	parade, procession
ponere	to put, place
poscere	to demand, ask for
posse	to be able, can
postea	afterwards
postremo	finally, lastly
postridie	on the next day
praeesse	to be in charge of
praesidium	protection
preces	prayer
pretiosus	expensive, precious
princeps	chief, chieftain
prior	first, in front
pro	in front of, for, in return for
procumbere	to fall down
punire	to punish
quadraginta	forty
quamquam	although
quattuor	four
-que	and
quinquaginta	fifty
quinque	five
quo?	where? where to? whither?
quondam	one day, once
recipere	to recover, take back
recusare	to refuse
redire	to return, go back
relinquere	to leave behind
remedium	cure
resistere	to resist
retinere	to keep, hold back
rex	king
ruere	to rush
sacer	sacred
sacerdos	priest
saevire	to be in a rage
saltare	to dance
saxum	rock
se	himself, herself, itself
sella	chair, sedan chair
septem	seven
sermo	conversation
sex	six
sicut	like, just like, as
simulac	as soon as
sine	wihout
solere	to be accustomed, in the habit of
sonitus	sound
sordidus	dirty
stola	dress
suaviter	sweetly
summus	highest, greatest, top
superesse	to survive
tam	so
temptare	to try, attempt
tenere	to hold
tergum	back
tollere	to raise, lift up, hold up
tot	so many
trahere	to drag, pull, draw, attract
triginta	thirty
umerus	shoulder
unda	wave
valde	very much, really
velle	to want, wish
vertere	to turn
vexare	to annoy, bother
victor	winner
viginti	twenty
vincere	to win, conquer, be victorious
vita	life
vivere	to live, be alive
vix	barely, scarcely, hardly, with difficulty
vox	voice
vulnerare	to wound
vulnus	wound

Magistra Edson

Westwood High School

Austin, TX

View profile

This activity was created by a Quia Web subscriber. Learn more about Quia
	Create your own activities