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

Oxford Latin Vocabulary Review 1-18 - For Midterm

AB
êvigilô, -âreI wake up
excitô, -âreI rouse, awaken
invideô, -êre (+ dat.)I envy
teneô, -êreI hold
colô, -ereI worship; I till
dêpônô, -ereI put down
vîvô, -ereI live
dîvînus, -a, -umdivine
nûllus, -a, -umno
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrumbeautiful
aura, -ae (f)breeze, air
domina, -ae (f)mistress
fôrma, -ae (f)shape, beauty
marîtus, -î (m)husband
sonus, -î (m)sound
arbor, arboris (f)tree
lûx, lûcis (f)light
vôx, vôcis (f)voice
nêmô, nêminis (c)no one
quî, quae, quodwho, which
numquamnever
umquamever
lavô, -âreI wash
exerceô, -êreI exercise, train
canô, -ereI sing
contendô, -ereI walk, march, hasten
gerô, -ereI carry; I wear
(to) there, thither
hodiêtoday
posteâafterwards
is, ea, idhe, she, it; that
quîdam, quaedam, quoddama certain
familia, -ae (f)household, family
glôria, -ae (f)glory
locus, -î (m)place
populus, -î (m)people, nation
carmen, carminis (n)song, poem
centuriô, centuriônis (m)centurion
flôs, flôris (m)flower
imperâtor, imperâtôris (m)general, commander
iuvenis, iuvenis (m)young man
legiô, legiônis (f)legion
mîles, mîlitis (m)soldier
parêns, parentis (c)parent
senex, senis (m)old man
temptô, -âreI try, attempt
bellum gerô, -ereI wage war
dêdô, -ereI give up, surrender
repellô, -ereI drive back, push back
circumveniô, -îreI surround
volô, velleI wish, I am willing
nôlô, nôlleI am unwilling, I refuse
haudnot (at all); hardly
postrîdiêthe next day
proculfar
quômodo?how?
et...etboth...and
toga, -ae (f)toga
auxilium, -î (n)help
proelium, -î (n)battle
cîvis, cîvis (c)citizen
cônsul, cônsulis (m)consul
dictâtor, dictâtôris (m)dictator
moenia, moenium (n, pl)walls
senâtus, -ûs (m)senate
hic, haec, hocthis
ipse, ipsa, ipsumself
pauper, pauperispoor
trâns (+ acc.)across
dê (+ abl.)about, concerning
lîberô, -âreI free
êvâdô, -ereI escape
poscô, -ereI demand
rumpô, -ereI break
custôdiô, -îreI guard
dignus, -a, -um (+ abl.)worthy (of)
summus, -a, -umhighest, greatest
lîber, lîbera, lîberumfree
quoquealso
nôn solum...sed etiamnot only...but also
statua, -ae (f)statue
exemplum, -î (n)example
frûmentum, -î (n)grain, corn
custôs, custôdis (m)guard
flûmen, flûminis (n)river
foedus, foederis (n)treaty
obses, obsidis (c)hostage
pâx, pâcis (f)peace
virgô, virginis (f)maiden
virtûs, virtûtis (f)courage, virtue
sum, esse, fuîI am
superô, superâre, superâvîI overcome
discêdô, discêdere, discessîI go away, depart
legô, legere, lêgîI read
crêdô, crêdere, credidîI believe, trust
prômittô, prômittere, prômîsîI promise
efficiô, efficere, effêcîI effect, carry out
hôra, -ae (f)hour
pecûnia, -ae (f)money
dîvitiae, -ârum (f, pl)riches
candidâtus, -î (m)candidate
numerus, -î (m)number
ôrâtiô, -ônis (f)speech
ôrâtiônem habêreto make a speech
vulnus, vulneris (n)wound
deindethen, next
enimfor
igiturand so, therefore
tamenhowever
cumwhen
candidus, -a, -umwhite
optimus, -a, -umbest
pessimus, -a, -umworst
vêrus, -a, -umtrue
vêra dîcereto speak the truth
gravis, -eheavy, serious
absum, abesse, âfuî (+ abl.)I am away from
discô, discere, didicîI learn
fleô, flêre, flêvîI weep
ineô, inîre, iniîI enter, begin
trânseô, trânsîre, trânsiîI go cross
studeô, studêre, studuî (+ dat.)I study
valêre iubeôI bid goodbye to
vendô, vendere, vendidîI sell
cônspiciô, conspicere, cônspexîI catch sight of
longus, -a, -umlong
longêfar
lacrima, -ae (f)tear
silva, -ae (f)forest
annus, -î (m)year
ignis, ignis (m)fire
iter, itineris (n)journey
tempus, temporis (n)time
vêr, vêris (n)spring
diês, diêî (m)day
sine (+ abl.)without
adhûcstill
tamso
siif
ambulō, ambulārehe/she walks
cēnō, cēnārehe/she dines
festīnō, festīnārehe/she hurries
intrō, intrārehe/she enters
labōrō, labōrārehe/she works
casahouse
cênadinner
fêminawoman
puellagirl
fessatired
laetahappy
parâtaready
moxsoon
nônnot
etand
sedbut
iuvō, iuvārehe/she helps
laudō, laudārehe/she praises
nārrō, nārrārehe/she tells
parō, parārehe/she prepares
portō, portārehe/she carries
salūtō, salūtārehe/she greets
vocō, vocārehe/she calls
aquawater
fâbulastory
fîliadaughter
viaroad, way
irâtaangry
subitôsuddenly
inin, into
maneō, manērehe/she stays, waits
sedeō, sedērehe/she sits
videō, vidērehe/she sees
ascendō, ascenderehe/she climbs
cadō, caderehe/she falls
currō, currerehe/she runs
dūcō, dūcerehe/she leads
inquithe/she says
mittō, mitterehe/she sends
redeō, redīrehe/she returns
audiō, audīrehe/she hears
terraearth, land
cibusfood
colônusfarmer
fîliusson
agerfield
puerboy
ânxius, -a, -umanxious
eumhim
eamher
adto, towards
namfor
adesthe/she is present
cūrō, cūrārehe/she cares (for), looks after
accēdō, accēderehe/she approaches
prōcēdō, prōcēderehe/she goes forward
surgō, surgerehe/she rises
dormiō, dormīrehe/she sleeps
veniō, venīrehe/she comes
magnus, -a, -umgreat, big
miser, misera, miserummiserable
multus, -a, -ummuch, many
cûr?why?
diûfor a long time
iamnow, already
lentêslowly
saepeoften
tandemat last
amîcusfriend
lûdusschool
eôs, eâsthem
ille, illahe, she
quodbecause
ubiwhen
clāmō, clāmārehe/she shouts
dō, dārehe/she gives
rogō, rogārehe/she asks
spectō, spectārehe/she watches
iaceō, iacērehe/she lies (down)
respondeō, respondērehe/she answers
dicō, dicerehe/she says
emō, emerehe/she buys
ponō, ponerehe/she places, puts
tradō, traderehe/she hands over
adveniō, advenīrehe/she arrives
facio, facerehe/she makes, does
hortusgarden
ûnus, -a, -umone
duo, duae, duotwo
três, triathree
alius, alia, aliudother, another
bonus, -a, -umgood
malus, -a, -umbad
statimat once
quid?what?
cum (+ abl.)with
in (+ abl.)in, on
per (+ acc.)through, thoughout
nec/nequeand not, nor
dêbeô, dêbêreI ought, I must
doceô, docêreI teach
iubeô, iubêreI order, command
cônstituô, cônstituereI decide
dîmittô, dîmittereI send away
lûdô, lûdereI play
scrîbô, scrîbereI write
cupiô, cupereI desire
eô, îreI go
exeô, exîreI go out
cêterî, cêterae, cêterathe others, the rest
meus, -a, -ummy, mine
tuus, -a, -umyour, yours
iânuadoor
litteraletter
domushome
domum(to) home
magistermaster, teacher
ego, mêI, me
tû, têyou (subject), you (object)
celeriterquickly
dîligentercarefully, hard
iterumagain
prope (+ acc.)near
itaqueand so
nec/neque...nec/nequeneither...nor
convocô, convocâreI call together
nâvigô, nâvigâreI sail
oppugnô, oppugnâreI attack
pugnô, pugnâreI fight
dêfendô, dêfendereI defend
occîdô, occîdereI kill
resistô, resistereI resist
vincô, vincereI conquer
capiô, capereI take, capture
fugiô, fugereI flee
iaciô, iacereI throw
cârus, -a, -umdear
fortis, fortebrave
omnis, omneall
îra, -ae (f)anger
pugna, -ae (f)fight
canis, canis (c)dog
comes, comitis (c)comrade
frâter, frâtris (m)brother
nâvis, nâvis (f)ship
pater, patris (m)father
prînceps, prîncipis (m)prince
rêx, rêgis (m)king
urbs, urbis (f)city
fortiterbravely
â/ ab (+ abl.)(away) from
possum, posseI can, I am able
exspectô, -âreI wait for
servô, -âreI save
timeô, -êreI fear, I am afraid
reddô, -ereI return, give back
relinquô, -ereI leave behind
vertô, -ereI turn
coniciô, -ereI hurl
circum (+ acc.)round, around
ê/ex (+ abl.)out of, from
hasta, -ae (f)spear
porta, -ae (f)gate
mûrus, -î (m)wall
mâter, mâtris (f)mother
mors, mortis (f)death
mortuus, -a, -umdead
sôlus, -a, -umalone
territus, -a, -umterrified
incolumis, incolumesafe, unharmed
benewell
hîchere
hûc(to) here, hither
-queand
gaudeô, -êreI rejoice
habeô, -êreI have
moneô, -êreI warn, advise
taceô, -êreI am silent
bibô, -ereI drink
cônscendô, -ereI board (a ship)
accipiô, -ereI receive
conveniô, -îreI come together, meet
însula, -ae (f)island
equus, -î (m)horse
vir, virî (m)man, husband
labor, labôris (m)work, hardship, suffering
nox, noctis (f)night
uxor, uxôris (f)wife
novus, -a, -umnew
parvus, -a, -umsmall
paucî, -ae, -afew
tacitus, -a, -umsilent
tôtus, -a, -umwhole
ingêns, ingentishuge
sîcthus
inter (+ acc.)among, between
habitô, -âreI live, dwell
ôrô, -âreI pray, beg
quaerô, -ereI ask, seek
quiêscô, -ereI rest
tollô, -ereI lift, raise
prîmus, -a, -umfirst
prîmum (adv.)first
vixscarcely
nauta, -ae (m)sailor
silva, -ae (f)wood, forest
unda, -ae (f)wave
caelum, -î (n)sky, heaven
perîculum, -î (n)danger
saxum, -î (n)rock
verbum, -î (n)word
clâmor, clâmôris (m)shout
homô, hominis (c)man, human being
lîtus, lîtoris (n)shore
mare, maris (n)sea
môns, montis (m)mountain
dê (+ abl.)down from
sub (+ abl.)under
aedificô, -âreI build
errô, -âreI wander; I err, am wrong
imperô, -âreI order, command
stô, -âreI stand
cognôscô, -ereI get to know, learn
occurrô, -ere (+ dat.)I meet; (I run into)
ostendô, -ereI show
succurrô, -ere (+ dat.)I help
inveniô, -îreI find
ferô, ferreI carry, bear
nôtus, -a, -umknown, well-known
ignôtus, -a, -umunknown
fâma, -ae (f)fame, report, reputation
patria, -ae (f)fatherland
rêgîna, -ae (f)queen
somnus, -î (m)sleep
ventus, -î (m)wind
bellum, -î (n)war
cônsilium, -î (n)plan
templum, -î (n)temple
vînum, -î (n)wine
arma, -ôrum (n, pl)arms, weapons
castra, -ôrum (n, pl)(military) camp
collis, collis (m)hill
hostis, hostis (c)enemy
nômen, nôminis (n)name
nômineby name
semperalways
dumwhile
amô, -âreI love
dêspêrô, -âreI despair
placeô, -êre (+ dat.)I please
petô, -ereI seek, pursue, make for
perficiô, -ereI carry out
animus, -î (m)mind
deus, -î (m)god
dea, -ae (f)goddess
nûntius, -î (m)messenger; message
oculus, -î (m)eye
imperium, -î (n)order, command
amor, amôris (m)love
hiems, hiemis (f)winter
commôtus, -a, -ummoved
tantus, -a, -umso great
trîstis, trîstesad
fêlîx, fêlîcislucky, happy
înfêlîx, înfêlîcisunlucky, unhappy
etiameven, also
ibithere
intereâmeanwhile
nuncnow
aut...auteither...or
ante (+ acc.)before, in front of
post (+ acc.)after, behind

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