all latin vocabulary
que (conj.)
and
ad (prep + acc)
to, towards
adhuc (adv)
still
adiuvo, adiuvare
to help
aedifico, aedificare
to build
ager, agri, M.
field, farm
agricola, agricolae, M.
farmer
ambulo, ambulare
to walk
amicus, amici, M.
friend (masculine version)
amica, amicae, F.
friend (Feminine)
amo, amare
to love
ancilla, ancillae, F
maid
antiquus, antiqua, antiquum
old, ancient
appello, appellare
to name, to call by name
aqua, aquae, F
water
ara, arae, F
alter
aratrum, i, N.
plow
ardeo, ardēre
to burn
arma, armorum, N.pl
arms, weapons, armor
atque (conj)
and, and even
audio,audire
to hear
augeo, augere
to grow
aurum, auri, N.
gold
aut (conj)
or
autem (conj)
however
barbarus, barbara, barbarum
barbarian
bellum, belli, N.
war
bonus, bona, bonum
good
cael, caeli, N
heaven, sky
canis, canis M/F
dog
casa, casae, F
home, hut, small house, cottage
caverna, cavernae, F
cave
cena, cenae, F
dinner
cibus, cibi, M
food
circum (prep + acc)
around
clamo, clamare
to shout
clarus, clara, clarum
famous, bright, clear
collis, collis, M.
hill
congrego, congregare
to gather together
coniuro, coniurare
to conspire, to plot, to hatch a plan
consul, consulis, M.
consul
contentus, contenta, contentum (abl)
satisfied with, content with
contra (prep + acc)
against
corpus, corporis, N.
body
cras (adv)
tomorrow
cubiculum, cubiculi, N.
bedroom
culina, culinae, F.
kitchen
cum (prep + abl)
with
curo, curae
to care for, to take care of
de (prep + abl)
down from, concerning, about
dea, deae, F
goddes
debeo, debēre
to owe, to be obligated
decus, decoris, N.
honor, ornament, splendor, glory
deinde (adv)
then, next
deus, dei, M.
god
dictator, dictatoris, M.
dictator
dignus, digna, dignum (abl)
worthy of
diu (adv)
for a ling time, a long time ago
do, dare
to give
dominus, domini, M.
lord, maste
dono, donare
to give
donum, doni, N.
gift
dormio, dormire
to sleep (dormitory)
duo, duae, duo
two
dux, ducis, M.
leader
e/ex (prep + acc)
out of
eo, ire
to go
equus, equi, M.
horse
est...et
he/she/it is
et...et
both....and
et (conj)
and
etiam (adv)
also even
exilium, exilli, N.
exile
fabula, fabulae, F.
story
factum, facti, N.
deed, act
familia, familiae, F.
family
feles, felis, F.
cat
femina, feminae, F.
woman
ferrum, ferri, N.
iron, weapon, sword
ferus, fera, ferum
fierce, savage, wild
filia, filiae, F.
daughter
filius, filii, M.
son
flamma, flammae, F.
flame
fleo, flere
to weep
flumen, fluminis, N.
river
fortasse (ADV.)
perhaps, maybe
frater, fratris, M.
brother
fretus, freta, fretum (+ABL)
relying on, leaning on, depending on
frumentum, i (N)
grain
gladius, gladii, M.
sword
habeo, habere
to have, to hold
habito, habitare
to live
heri (ADV)
yesterday
homo, hominis, (M/F)
human being, man, person
hora, horae, F
hour
hortus, horti, M.
garden
iam, ADV.
now, already, straightaway (non iam = no longer)
ibi, ADV.
then, there
imperator, imperatoris, M.
general (later it meant emperor)
imperium, i, N.
power
in, PREP + ABL
in, inside
indignus, indigna, indignum, ABL.
unworthy of
inimicus, inimici, M.
enemy
insula, insulae, F.
island, block of apartments
inter, PREP + ACCUSATIVE
between
invito, invitare
to invite, to summon
iratus, irata, iratum
angry
itaque, CONJ.
and so, therefore
iterum, ADV.
again
iubeo, iubere
to order
laudo, laudare
to praise
laus, laudis, F.
praise
lex, legis, F.
law
liberi, liberorum, M. Plural
children
longus, longa, longum
long
ludus, ludi, M.
game, school, PLURAL: public games/spectacles given in honor of the gods.
lupa, lupae, F.
She Wolf
magnus, magna, magnum
big, great
malus, mala, malam
bad, evil
maneo, manere
to remain
mater, matris, F.
mother
meus, mea, meum
my
miles, militis, M.
soldier
minime
no
miro, mirare
to marvel at, to be amazed
misceo, miscere
to mix
moneo, monere
to warm
monstro, monstare
to show
mox, ADV.
soon
multus, multa, multum
much, many
mundus, mundi, M.
world
narro, narrare
to narrate, to tell
nauta, nautae, M.
sailor
navigo, navigare
to sail
necesse est (Impersonal Verb)
it is necessary
neco, necare
to kill
nomen, nominis, N.
name
novus, nova, novum
new, strange
nox, noctis, F.
night
numero, numerare
to count
nunc (ADV)
now
olim (ADV)
once, at one time
omnino (ADV)
in all, totally, all together
oppidum, oppidi, N.
town
oppugno, oppugnare
to attack
opus, operis, N.
work, task
oro, orare
to pray
paro, parare
to prepare
parvus, parva, parvum
small
pater, patris, M.
father
patria, patriae, F.
fatherland, country, homeland
patricius, patricii, M.
patrician, noble, aristocrat
pauci, paucae, pauca
few, a few
pax, pacis, F.
peace
pecunia, pecuniae, F.
money
per (PREP + ACC)
through
perterritus, perterrita, perterritum
frightened, terrified, scared
picus, pici, M.
woodpecker
pietas, pietatis, F.
piety, loyalty, devotion
pius, pia, pium
pious, dutiful, devoted (having the right relationship between humans and gods/parents and children)
plebs, plebis, M.
plebs, the poor masses, non-aristocrats
plenus, plena, plenum (+ABL)
full of, full with
poeta, poetae, M.
poet
pons, pontis, M.
bridge
populus, populi, M.
people, nation
porto, portare
to carry
possum, posse
to be able
post (Prep + ACC)
after
postea (ADV)
after this, afternwards, later
praeda, praedita, praeditum (+ABL)
endowed with, gifted with
primus, prima, primum
first
prope (Prep + ACC)
near
propero, properare
to hurry
propter (Prep + ACC)
because of, on behalf of
provincia, provinciae, F.
province
puella, puellae, F.
girl
puer, pueri, M.
boy
pugno, pugnare
to fight
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
beautiful, pretty
quamquam (Conj.)
although
quod (Conj.)
because
quoque
also, as well
regina, reginae, F.
queen
respondeo, respondere
to respond, to reply
rex, regis, M.
king
rogo, rogare
to ask
Romanus, Romana, Romanum
Roman
saepe (ADV).
often
saluto, salutare
to greet
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum
wicked, evil
scelus, sceleris, N.
crime, misdeed, heinous act
scutum, scuti, N.
shield
sed (Conj.)
but
sedeo, sedere
to sit
semper (ADV.)
always
septem
seven
servo, servare
to preserve, save, rescue
servus, servi, M.
servant
silva, silva, F.
forest, woods
sine (Prep + ABL)
without
sol, solis, M.
sun
solium, solii, N.
throne
sollicitus, sollicita, solicitum
worried, anxious, nervous
somnium, somnii, N.
dream
soror, sororis, F.
sister
specto, spectare
to look at (circumspectare, expectare)
stella, stella, F.
star
sub (Prep + ABL)
under
sunt
they are
super (Prep + ACC)
over, above
supero, superare
to overcome, to defeat
suus, sua, suum
his / hers / its / their own
taberna, tabernae, F.
shop, tavern
tablinum, tablinii, N.
office
tandem (ADV.)
finally, at last
templum, templi, N.
temple
tempus, temporis, N.
time
teneo, tenere
to hold ( + memoria, memoriae, F. - memory; memoria tenere = to hold with memory, to remember
terra, terrae, F.
land, territory, earth
terreo, terrero
to terrify, to frighten
trans (Prep + ACC)
across
tres, tres, tria
three
triclinium, triclinii, N.
dining room
ubi (ADV.)
where
ultimus, ultima, ultimum
last, final
unus, una, unum
one
urbs, urbis, F.
city
uxor, uxoris, F.
wife
valorosus, valorusa, valorusum
brave, courageous
verbum, verbi, N.
word
via, viae, F.
road
vicinus, vicina, vicimum
neighboring
video, videre
to see
villa, villae, F.
country house
vir, viri, M.
man
virtus, virturis, F.
courage, virtue, bravery
vita, vitae, F.
life
voco, vocare
to call