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1
Q

Give the meaning for

Ecce!

A

Behold

2
Q

Give the meaning for

Ēheu!

A

Alas

3
Q

Give the meaning for

Euge!

A

Hurrah

4
Q

Give the meaning for

Ita (vērō)

A

Yes; indeed

5
Q

Give the meaning for

Minimē!

A

No

6
Q

Give the meaning for

Cūr?

A

Why

7
Q

Give the meaning for

-ne (enclitic)

A

Yes/No question

8
Q

Give the meaning for

Nōnne?

A

Yes/No (expects Yes) question

9
Q

Give the meaning for

Num?

A

Yes/No (expects No) question

10
Q

Give the meaning for

Quālis?

A

Of what kind

11
Q

Give the meaning for

Quandō?

A

When

12
Q

Give the meaning for

Quid?

A

What

13
Q

Give the meaning for

Quis?

A

Who

14
Q

Give the meaning for

Quō?

A

To where

15
Q

Give the meaning for

Quōmodo?

A

How

16
Q

Give the meaning for

Quot?

A

How many

17
Q

Give the meaning for

Ubi?

A

Where/When

18
Q

Give the meaning for

Unde?

A

From where

19
Q

Give the meaning for

ā, ab

A

from (+ abl.)

20
Q

Give the meaning for

ad

A

to (+ acc.)

21
Q

Give the meaning for

ante

A

before (+ acc.)

22
Q

Give the meaning for

apud

A

among (+ acc.)

23
Q

Give the meaning for

circum

A

around (+ acc.)

24
Q

Give the meaning for

contrā

A

against (+ acc.)

25
Q

Give the meaning for

cum (prep.)

A

with (+ abl.)

26
Q

Give the meaning for

de

A

about/ down from (+ abl.)

27
Q

Give the meaning for

ē, ex

A

out of (+ abl.)

28
Q

Give the meaning for

extrā

A

outside of (+ abl.)

29
Q

Give the meaning for

in

A

in, on (+ abl.); into, onto (+ acc.)

30
Q

Give the meaning for

inter

A

between (+ acc.)

31
Q

Give the meaning for

intrā

A

within/inside (+ acc.)

32
Q

Give the meaning for

per

A

through (+ acc.)

33
Q

Give the meaning for

post

A

after (+ acc.)

34
Q

Give the meaning for

prō

A

for (+ abl.)

35
Q

Give the meaning for

prope

A

near (+ acc.)

36
Q

Give the meaning for

sine

A

without (+ abl.)

37
Q

Give the meaning for

sub

A

under (+ acc./abl.)

38
Q

Give the meaning for

super

A

above (+ acc.)

39
Q

Give the meaning for

trāns

A

across (+ acc.)

40
Q

Give the meaning for

atque/ac

A

and

41
Q

Give the meaning for

aut

A

or

42
Q

Give the meaning for

autem

A

on the other hand

43
Q

Give the meaning for

cum (conj.)

A

when

44
Q

Give the meaning for

dum

A

while

45
Q

Give the meaning for

enim

A

because

46
Q

Give the meaning for

et

A

and

47
Q

Give the meaning for

et…et

A

both…and

48
Q

Give the meaning for

igitur

A

therefore

49
Q

Give the meaning for

itaque

A

and so/thus

50
Q

Give the meaning for

nam

A

because

51
Q

Give the meaning for

neque/nec

A

and…not

52
Q

Give the meaning for

neque…neque

A

neither…nor

53
Q

Give the meaning for

postquam

A

afterwards

54
Q

Give the meaning for

quamquam

A

although

55
Q

Give the meaning for

-que (enclitic)

A

and

56
Q

Give the meaning for

quod

A

because

57
Q

Give the meaning for

sed

A

but

58
Q

Give the meaning for

ubi

A

where/when

59
Q

Give the meaning for

ūnus

A

one

60
Q

Give the meaning for

duo

A

two

61
Q

Give the meaning for

trēs

A

three

62
Q

Give the meaning for

quattuor

A

four

63
Q

Give the meaning for

quīnque

A

five

64
Q

Give the meaning for

sex

A

six

65
Q

Give the meaning for

septem

A

seven

66
Q

Give the meaning for

octo

A

eight

67
Q

Give the meaning for

novem

A

nine

68
Q

Give the meaning for

decem

A

ten

69
Q

Give the meaning for

undecim

A

eleven

70
Q

Give the meaning for

duodecim

A

twelve

71
Q

Give the meaning for

tredecim

A

thirteen

72
Q

Give the meaning for

quattuordecim

A

fourteen

73
Q

Give the meaning for

quīndecim

A

fifteen

74
Q

Give the meaning for

sixteen

A

septendecim

75
Q

Give the meaning for

septendecim

A

seventeen

76
Q

Give the meaning for

duodēvīgintī

A

eighteen

77
Q

Give the meaning for

undēvīgintī

A

nineteen

78
Q

Give the meaning for

vīgintī

A

twenty

79
Q

Give the meaning for

vīgintī et ūnus

A

twenty-one

80
Q

Give the meaning for

vīgintī et duo

A

twenty-two

81
Q

Give the meaning for

centum

A

one hundred

82
Q

Give the meaning for

mīlle

A

one thousand

83
Q

Give the meaning for

prīmus

A

first

84
Q

Give the meaning for

secundus

A

second

85
Q

Give the meaning for

tertius

A

third

86
Q

Give the meaning for

quārtus

A

fourth

87
Q

Give the meaning for

quīntus

A

fifth

88
Q

Give the meaning for

sextus

A

sixth

89
Q

Give the meaning for

septimus

A

seventh

90
Q

Give the meaning for

octāvus

A

eighth

91
Q

Give the meaning for

nōnus

A

ninth

92
Q

Give the meaning for

decimus

A

tenth

93
Q

Give the meaning for

accidō

A

fall [down] (3; accidi)

94
Q

Give the meaning for

accūsō

A

accuse (1)

95
Q

Give the meaning for

adiuvō

A

help (1)

96
Q

Give the meaning for

aedificō

A

build (1)

97
Q

Give the meaning for

agō

A

do (3; egi)

98
Q

Give the meaning for

ambulō

A

walk (1)

99
Q

Give the meaning for

amō

A

love (1)

100
Q

Give the meaning for

aperiō

A

open (4)

101
Q

Give the meaning for

audiō

A

hear/listen (4)

102
Q

Give the meaning for

bibō

A

drink (2)

103
Q

Give the meaning for

cadō

A

fall (3; cecidi)

104
Q

Give the meaning for

cantō

A

sing (1)

105
Q

Give the meaning for

capiō

A

take (3; cepi)

106
Q

Give the meaning for

cēlō

A

hide (1)

107
Q

Give the meaning for

cēnō

A

dine (1)

108
Q

Give the meaning for

clāmō

A

shout (1)

109
Q

Give the meaning for

claudō

A

shut/close (3; clausi)

110
Q

Give the meaning for

cognōscō

A

know (3; cognovi)

111
Q

Give the meaning for

cōnspiciō

A

notice (3; conspexi)

112
Q

Give the meaning for

cōnstituō

A

set up (3; constitui)

113
Q

Give the meaning for

cōnsūmō

A

eat (3; consumpsi)

114
Q

Give the meaning for

coquō

A

cook (3; coxi)

115
Q

Give the meaning for

cupiō

A

yearn (3; cupivi)

116
Q

Give the meaning for

cūrō

A

care (1)

117
Q

Give the meaning for

currō

A

run (3; cucurri)

118
Q

Give the meaning for

dēbeō

A

owe (2)

119
Q

Give the meaning for

dēlectō

A

please (1)

120
Q

Give the meaning for

(dē)mōnstrō

A

show (1)

121
Q

Give the meaning for

dēscendō

A

descend (3; descendi)

122
Q

Give the meaning for

dīcō

A

speak (3; dixi)

123
Q

Give the meaning for

discēdō

A

leave (3; discessi)

124
Q

Give the meaning for

A

give (3; dedi)

125
Q

Give the meaning for

doceō

A

teach (2)

126
Q

Give the meaning for

dormiō

A

sleep (4)

127
Q

Give the meaning for

dūcō

A

lead (3; duxi)

128
Q

Give the meaning for

excitō

A

wake up (1)

129
Q

Give the meaning for

faciō

A

make (3; feci)

130
Q

Give the meaning for

festīnō

A

hurry (1)

131
Q

Give the meaning for

fugiō

A

flee (3; fugi)

132
Q

Give the meaning for

gerō

A

carry/bear (3; gessi)

133
Q

Give the meaning for

habeō

A

have (2)

134
Q

Give the meaning for

habitō

A

live (1)

135
Q

Give the meaning for

iaceō

A

lie down (2)

136
Q

Give the meaning for

iaciō

A

throw (3; ieci)

137
Q

Give the meaning for

inquit

A

say (defective)

138
Q

Give the meaning for

intellegō

A

understand (3; intelexi)

139
Q

Give the meaning for

intrō

A

enter (1)

140
Q

Give the meaning for

iubeō

A

order (2)

141
Q

Give the meaning for

labōrō

A

work (1)

142
Q

Give the meaning for

lacrimō

A

cry (1)

143
Q

Give the meaning for

laudō

A

praise (1)

144
Q

Give the meaning for

lavō

A

wash (1)

145
Q

Give the meaning for

legō

A

read (3; legi)

146
Q

Give the meaning for

līberō

A

set free (1)

147
Q

Give the meaning for

lūdō

A

play (3; lusi)

148
Q

Give the meaning for

maneō

A

remain (2)

149
Q

Give the meaning for

mittō

A

send (3; missi)

150
Q

Give the meaning for

moveō

A

move (2)

151
Q

Give the meaning for

nārrō

A

narrate (1)

152
Q

Give the meaning for

nāvigō

A

navigate (1)

153
Q

Give the meaning for

nōlō, nōlī,

A

-īte, to be unwilling [to] (irregular)

154
Q

Give the meaning for

ostendō

A

exhibit/expose (3; ostendi)

155
Q

Give the meaning for

parō

A

obey (1)

156
Q

Give the meaning for

petō

A

seek (3; petivi)

157
Q

Give the meaning for

pōnō

A

put/place (3; posui)

158
Q

Give the meaning for

portō

A

carry (1)

159
Q

Give the meaning for

possum

A

to be able (can) (irregular)

160
Q

Give the meaning for

pugnō

A

fight (1)

161
Q

Give the meaning for

relinquō

A

leave behind (3; relinqui)

162
Q

Give the meaning for

respondeō

A

respond (2)

163
Q

Give the meaning for

rīdeō

A

laugh (2)

164
Q

Give the meaning for

rogō

A

ask (1)

165
Q

Give the meaning for

salūtō

A

greet (1)

166
Q

Give the meaning for

Salvē! Salvēte!

A

be well (2)

167
Q

Give the meaning for

sciō

A

know (4)

168
Q

Give the meaning for

scrībō

A

write (3; scribsi)

169
Q

Give the meaning for

sedeō

A

sit (2)

170
Q

Give the meaning for

sentiō

A

feel (4)

171
Q

Give the meaning for

servō

A

guard (1)

172
Q

Give the meaning for

significō

A

mean (1)

173
Q

Give the meaning for

spectō

A

watch (1)

174
Q

Give the meaning for

stō

A

stand (1)

175
Q

Give the meaning for

sum

A

be (irregular)

176
Q

Give the meaning for

sūmō

A

take (3; sumpsi)

177
Q

Give the meaning for

superō

A

defeat (1)

178
Q

Give the meaning for

surgō

A

rise (3; surrexi)

179
Q

Give the meaning for

tangō

A

touch (3; tetigi)

180
Q

Give the meaning for

temptō

A

try/tempt (1)

181
Q

Give the meaning for

teneō

A

hold (2)

182
Q

Give the meaning for

terreō

A

frighten (2)

183
Q

Give the meaning for

timeō

A

fear (2)

184
Q

Give the meaning for

trahō

A

drag (3; traxi)

185
Q

Give the meaning for

Valē! Valēte!

A

to be strong (2)

186
Q

Give the meaning for

veniō

A

come (4)

187
Q

Give the meaning for

videō

A

see (2)

188
Q

Give the meaning for

vincō

A

win/conquer (3; vici)

189
Q

Give the meaning for

vīvō

A

live (3; vixi)

190
Q

Give the meaning for

vocō

A

call (1)

191
Q

Give the meaning for

vulnerō

A

wound (1)

192
Q

Give the meaning for

ager

A

field (2; agri)

193
Q

Give the meaning for

agricola

A

farmer (1; mas.)

194
Q

Give the meaning for

amīcus

A

friend (2)

195
Q

Give the meaning for

animal

A

animal (3; animalis)

196
Q

Give the meaning for

animus

A

spirit (2)

197
Q

Give the meaning for

annus

A

year (2)

198
Q

Give the meaning for

aqua

A

water (1)

199
Q

Give the meaning for

arbor

A

tree (3; arboris)

200
Q

Give the meaning for

arma

A

weapons (2; neu.)

201
Q

Give the meaning for

ars

A

art (3; artis)

202
Q

Give the meaning for

ātrium

A

atrium (2)

203
Q

Give the meaning for

auxilium

A

help (2)

204
Q

Give the meaning for

bellum

A

war (2)

205
Q

Give the meaning for

caelum

A

sky (2)

206
Q

Give the meaning for

canis

A

dog (3; canis)

207
Q

Give the meaning for

caput

A

head (3; capitis)

208
Q

Give the meaning for

castra

A

camp (2; plur.)

209
Q

Give the meaning for

causa

A

cause (1)

210
Q

Give the meaning for

cēna

A

dinner (1)

211
Q

Give the meaning for

cibus

A

food (2)

212
Q

Give the meaning for

cīvis

A

citizen (3; civis)

213
Q

Give the meaning for

cīvitās

A

citizenship (3; civitatis)

214
Q

Give the meaning for

clāmor

A

shout (3; clamoris)

215
Q

Give the meaning for

cognōmen

A

last name (3; cognominis)

216
Q

Give the meaning for

cōnsilium

A

plan (2)

217
Q

Give the meaning for

corpus

A

body (2)

218
Q

Give the meaning for

dea

A

goddess (1)

219
Q

Give the meaning for

deus

A

god (2)

220
Q

Give the meaning for

diēs

A

day (5 like 3)

221
Q

Give the meaning for

discipulus

A

student (2)

222
Q

Give the meaning for

domina

A

female master (1)

223
Q

Give the meaning for

dominus

A

master (2)

224
Q

Give the meaning for

domus

A

house (4)

225
Q

Give the meaning for

dux

A

leader (3; ducis)

226
Q

Give the meaning for

epistula

A

letter (1)

227
Q

Give the meaning for

equus

A

horse (2)

228
Q

Give the meaning for

fābula

A

story (1)

229
Q

Give the meaning for

familia

A

family (1)

230
Q

Give the meaning for

fēmina

A

woman (1)

231
Q

Give the meaning for

fīlia

A

daughter (1)

232
Q

Give the meaning for

fīlius

A

son (2)

233
Q

Give the meaning for

fīnis

A

end (3; finis)

234
Q

Give the meaning for

flūmen

A

river (3; fluminis)

235
Q

Give the meaning for

fortūna

A

fortune (1)

236
Q

Give the meaning for

forum

A

marketplace (2)

237
Q

Give the meaning for

frāter

A

brother (3; fratris)

238
Q

Give the meaning for

gaudium

A

happiness (2)

239
Q

Give the meaning for

gladius

A

sword (2)

240
Q

Give the meaning for

grātiae (pl.)

A

thankfulness (1)

241
Q

Give the meaning for

homō

A

man (3; hominis)

242
Q

Give the meaning for

hōra

A

hour (1)

243
Q

Give the meaning for

hostis

A

enemy (3; hostis)

244
Q

Give the meaning for

imperātor

A

emperor (3; imperatoris)

245
Q

Give the meaning for

imperium

A

empire (2)

246
Q

Give the meaning for

inimīcus

A

enemy (2)

247
Q

Give the meaning for

īnsula

A

land/apartment (1)

248
Q

Give the meaning for

iter

A

journey (3; itineris)

249
Q

Give the meaning for

labor

A

work (3; laboris)

250
Q

Give the meaning for

leō

A

lion (3; leonis)

251
Q

Give the meaning for

lēx

A

law (3; legis)

252
Q

Give the meaning for

liber

A

book (2)

253
Q

Give the meaning for

līberī,

A

ōrum children (2; plur. )

254
Q

Give the meaning for

lībertās

A

freedom (3; libertatis)

255
Q

Give the meaning for

lingua

A

tongue/language (1)

256
Q

Give the meaning for

littera

A

letter (1)

257
Q

Give the meaning for

locus

A

place (2)

258
Q

Give the meaning for

lūdus

A

school/game (2)

259
Q

Give the meaning for

lupus

A

wolf (2)

260
Q

Give the meaning for

lūx

A

light (3; luminis)

261
Q

Give the meaning for

magister

A

male teacher (2)

262
Q

Give the meaning for

magistra

A

female teacher (1)

263
Q

Give the meaning for

manus

A

hand (2)

264
Q

Give the meaning for

mare

A

sea (3; maris)

265
Q

Give the meaning for

marītus

A

husband (2)

266
Q

Give the meaning for

māter

A

mother (3; matris)

267
Q

Give the meaning for

medicus

A

doctor (2)

268
Q

Give the meaning for

memoria

A

memory (1)

269
Q

Give the meaning for

mīles

A

soldier (3; militis)

270
Q

Give the meaning for

mōns

A

mountain (3; montis)

271
Q

Give the meaning for

mors

A

death (3; mortis)

272
Q

Give the meaning for

mulier

A

woman(3; mulieris)

273
Q

Give the meaning for

multitudō

A

multitude (3; multitudinis)

274
Q

Give the meaning for

mūrus

A

wall (2)

275
Q

Give the meaning for

nauta

A

sailor (1)

276
Q

Give the meaning for

nāvis

A

ship (3; navis)

277
Q

Give the meaning for

negōtium

A

negotiation (2)

278
Q

Give the meaning for

nēmō

A

nobody (irregular)

279
Q

Give the meaning for

nihil

A

nothing (irregular)

280
Q

Give the meaning for

nōmen

A

name (3; nominis)

281
Q

Give the meaning for

nox

A

night (3; noctis)

282
Q

Give the meaning for

numerus

A

number (2)

283
Q

Give the meaning for

nūntius

A

messenger (2)

284
Q

Give the meaning for

oculus

A

eye (2)

285
Q

Give the meaning for

oppidum

A

town (2)

286
Q

Give the meaning for

ōrātiō

A

speech (3; orationis)

287
Q

Give the meaning for

ordō

A

class (3; ordinis)

288
Q

Give the meaning for

parēns

A

parent (3; parentis)

289
Q

Give the meaning for

pars

A

part (3; partis)

290
Q

Give the meaning for

pater

A

father (3; patris)

291
Q

Give the meaning for

patria

A

fatherland (1)

292
Q

Give the meaning for

pāx

A

peace (3; pacis)

293
Q

Give the meaning for

pecūnia

A

money (1)

294
Q

Give the meaning for

perīculum

A

danger (2)

295
Q

Give the meaning for

pēs

A

foot (3; petis)

296
Q

Give the meaning for

pictūra

A

picture (1)

297
Q

Give the meaning for

poēta

A

poet (1; mas.)

298
Q

Give the meaning for

pōns

A

bridge (3; pontis)

299
Q

Give the meaning for

porta

A

gate (1)

300
Q

Give the meaning for

praemium

A

prize (2)

301
Q

Give the meaning for

praesidium

A

defense/protection (2)

302
Q

Give the meaning for

prīnceps

A

emperor (3; principis)

303
Q

Give the meaning for

proelium

A

battle (2)

304
Q

Give the meaning for

puella

A

gorl (1)

305
Q

Give the meaning for

puer

A

boy (2)

306
Q

Give the meaning for

pugna

A

fight (1)

307
Q

Give the meaning for

rēgīna

A

queen (1)

308
Q

Give the meaning for

rēs

A

thing (5 like 3)

309
Q

Give the meaning for

rēx

A

king (3; regis)

310
Q

Give the meaning for

saxum

A

stone (2)

311
Q

Give the meaning for

schola

A

school (1)

312
Q

Give the meaning for

servus

A

slave (2)

313
Q

Give the meaning for

signum

A

sign (2)

314
Q

Give the meaning for

silva

A

forest (1)

315
Q

Give the meaning for

somnus

A

sleep (2)

316
Q

Give the meaning for

soror

A

sister (3; sororis)

317
Q

Give the meaning for

statua

A

statue (1)

318
Q

Give the meaning for

stola

A

dress (1)

319
Q

Give the meaning for

taberna

A

shop (1)

320
Q

Give the meaning for

templum

A

temple (2)

321
Q

Give the meaning for

tempus

A

time (2)

322
Q

Give the meaning for

terra

A

land (1)

323
Q

Give the meaning for

toga

A

toga (1)

324
Q

Give the meaning for

urbs

A

city (3; urbis)

325
Q

Give the meaning for

uxor

A

wife (3; uxoris)

326
Q

Give the meaning for

verbum

A

word (2)

327
Q

Give the meaning for

via

A

road (1)

328
Q

Give the meaning for

victor

A

winner (3; victoris)

329
Q

Give the meaning for

victōria

A

victory (1)

330
Q

Give the meaning for

vīlla

A

country house (1)

331
Q

Give the meaning for

vīnum

A

wine (2)

332
Q

Give the meaning for

vir

A

man (2)

333
Q

Give the meaning for

vīs

A

violence (3; vis)

334
Q

Give the meaning for

vīta

A

life (1)

335
Q

Give the meaning for

vōx

A

voice (3; vocis)

336
Q

Give the meaning for

vulnus

A

wound (2)

337
Q

Give the meaning for

Age! Agite!

A

go (3; egi)

338
Q

Give the meaning for

appellō

A

address (1)

339
Q

Give the meaning for

appropinquō

A

approach (1)

340
Q

Give the meaning for

ardeō

A

burn (2; arsi)

341
Q

Give the meaning for

ascendō

A

climb (3; ascendi)

342
Q

Give the meaning for

cadō

A

fall (3; cecidi)

343
Q

Give the meaning for

canō

A

sing (1)

344
Q

Give the meaning for

capiō

A

capture (3; cepi)

345
Q

Give the meaning for

caveō

A

beware (2; cavi)

346
Q

Give the meaning for

cēdō

A

withdraw (3; cessi)

347
Q

Give the meaning for

celebrō

A

throng (1)

348
Q

Give the meaning for

cōgō

A

collect (3; coegi)

349
Q

Give the meaning for

colō

A

till (3; colui)

350
Q

Give the meaning for

comparō

A

compare (1)

351
Q

Give the meaning for

cōnsīdō

A

sit (3; consedi)

352
Q

Give the meaning for

contendō

A

stretch (3; contendi)

353
Q

Give the meaning for

crēdō

A

lend (3; credidi)

354
Q

Give the meaning for

custodiō

A

guard (4)

355
Q

Give the meaning for

dēfendō

A

drive away (3; defendi)

356
Q

Give the meaning for

dēleō

A

destroy (2; delevi)

357
Q

Give the meaning for

(dē)vorō

A

swallow (1)

358
Q

Give the meaning for

dīcō

A

say (3; dixi)

359
Q

Give the meaning for

discō

A

learn (3; didici)

360
Q

Give the meaning for

A

give (3; dedi)

361
Q

Give the meaning for

doleō

A

feel pain (2; dolui)

362
Q

Give the meaning for

dūcō

A

lead (3; duxi)

363
Q

Give the meaning for

emō

A

purchase (3; emi)

364
Q

Give the meaning for

eō, ire, i(v)i, itum

A

go (Irregular)

365
Q

Give the meaning for

errō

A

go astray (1)

366
Q

Give the meaning for

exerceō

A

work (2; exercui)

367
Q

Give the meaning for

explicō

A

unfold (1)

368
Q

Give the meaning for

faciō

A

make; do (3; feci)

369
Q

Give the meaning for

faveō

A

favor (2; favui)

370
Q

Give the meaning for

ferō, ferre, tuli, latum

A

carry; bear (Irregular)

371
Q

Give the meaning for

fluō

A

flow (3; fluxi)

372
Q

Give the meaning for

frangō

A

break (3; fregi)

373
Q

Give the meaning for

fugiō

A

flee (3; fugi)

374
Q

Give the meaning for

haereō

A

stick (2; haesi)

375
Q

Give the meaning for

iaciō

A

throw (3; ieci)

376
Q

Give the meaning for

incipiō

A

begin (3; incepi)

377
Q

Give the meaning for

incitō

A

urge [forwards] (1)

378
Q

Give the meaning for

induō

A

don (3; indui)

379
Q

Give the meaning for

īnspiciō

A

examine (3; inspexi)

380
Q

Give the meaning for

interficiō

A

kill (3; interfeci)

381
Q

Give the meaning for

lātrō

A

bark (1)

382
Q

Give the meaning for

licet

A

be allowed (2 Impersonal; licuit)

383
Q

Give the meaning for

mittō

A

send (3; misi)

384
Q

Give the meaning for

moneō

A

warn (2; monui)

385
Q

Give the meaning for

moveō

A

move (2; movi)

386
Q

Give the meaning for

mūtō

A

alter (1)

387
Q

Give the meaning for

necō

A

kill (1)

388
Q

Give the meaning for

neglegō

A

ignore (neglexi)

389
Q

Give the meaning for

nesciō

A

not know (4)

390
Q

Give the meaning for

numerō

A

count (1)

391
Q

Give the meaning for

nūntiō

A

anounce (1)

392
Q

Give the meaning for

occurrō

A

[run] and meet (3; occurri)

393
Q

Give the meaning for

opprimō

A

suppress (3; oppressi)

394
Q

Give the meaning for

parō

A

prepare (1)

395
Q

Give the meaning for

pellō

A

push (3; pepuli)

396
Q

Give the meaning for

pereō

A

vanish (Irregular with eo)

397
Q

Give the meaning for

persuādeō

A

persuade (2; persuasi)

398
Q

Give the meaning for

placeō

A

please (2; placui)

399
Q

Give the meaning for

plaudō

A

clap (3; plausi)

400
Q

Give the meaning for

pōnō

A

put (3; posui)

401
Q

Give the meaning for

pulsō

A

hit (1)

402
Q

Give the meaning for

pūniō

A

punish (4)

403
Q

Give the meaning for

putō

A

clean (1)

404
Q

Give the meaning for

quaerō

A

seek (3; quaesivi)

405
Q

Give the meaning for

rapiō

A

snatch (3; rapui)

406
Q

Give the meaning for

recitō

A

recite (1)

407
Q

Give the meaning for

regō

A

rule (3; rexi)

408
Q

Give the meaning for

saliō

A

jump (4; salui)

409
Q

Give the meaning for

soleō

A

used to (2 Semi-Deponent; solitus sum)

410
Q

Give the meaning for

spectō

A

watch (1)

411
Q

Give the meaning for

spērō

A

hope (1)

412
Q

Give the meaning for

spīrō

A

breathe (1)

413
Q

Give the meaning for

studeō

A

strive [after] (2; studui)

414
Q

Give the meaning for

sum, esse, fui, futurus

A

be (Irregular)

415
Q

Give the meaning for

sūmō

A

take (3; sumpsi)

416
Q

Give the meaning for

taceō

A

be silent (2; tacui)

417
Q

Give the meaning for

teneō

A

hold (2; tenui)

418
Q

Give the meaning for

tollō

A

raise (3; sustuli, sublatum)

419
Q

Give the meaning for

valeō

A

be strong (2; valui)

420
Q

Give the meaning for

vēndō

A

sell (3; vendidi)

421
Q

Give the meaning for

veniō

A

come (4; veni)

422
Q

Give the meaning for

verberō

A

beat (1)

423
Q

Give the meaning for

vertō

A

turn (3; verti)

424
Q

Give the meaning for

vexō

A

shake (1)

425
Q

Give the meaning for

vīsitō

A

see (1)

426
Q

Give the meaning for

vituperō

A

scold (1)

427
Q

Give the meaning for

vocō

A

call (1)

428
Q

Give the meaning for

volō, velle

A

want (Irregular, volui)

429
Q

Give the meaning for

volō,

A

-āre - to fly (1)

430
Q

Give the meaning for

aedificium

A

building

431
Q

Give the meaning for

aestās

A

summer (3; aestatis)

432
Q

Give the meaning for

amīcitia

A

friendship

433
Q

Give the meaning for

amor

A

love (3; amoris)

434
Q

Give the meaning for

amphitheātrum

A

amphitheater

435
Q

Give the meaning for

ancilla

A

slavewoman

436
Q

Give the meaning for

aquaeductus

A

aquaduct

437
Q

Give the meaning for

architectus

A

architect

438
Q

Give the meaning for

arcus

A

bow

439
Q

Give the meaning for

arēna

A

arena

440
Q

Give the meaning for

argentum

A

silver

441
Q

Give the meaning for

athlēta

A

athlete

442
Q

Give the meaning for

aurīga

A

charioteer

443
Q

Give the meaning for

aurum

A

gold

444
Q

Give the meaning for

autumnus

A

autumn

445
Q

Give the meaning for

barbarus

A

foreigner

446
Q

Give the meaning for

beneficium

A

benefit

447
Q

Give the meaning for

campus

A

field

448
Q

Give the meaning for

captīvus

A

prisoner

449
Q

Give the meaning for

carmen

A

song/poem (3; carminis)

450
Q

Give the meaning for

casa

A

cottage

451
Q

Give the meaning for

celeritās

A

swiftness (3; celeritatis)

452
Q

Give the meaning for

cēra

A

wax

453
Q

Give the meaning for

cliēns

A

customer (3; clientis)

454
Q

Give the meaning for

copia

A

supply

455
Q

Give the meaning for

copiae (plu.)

A

troops

456
Q

Give the meaning for

coquus

A

cook

457
Q

Give the meaning for

cornū

A

horn (4; cornus)

458
Q

Give the meaning for

corōna

A

crown

459
Q

Give the meaning for

cubiculum

A

bedroom

460
Q

Give the meaning for

culīna

A

kitchen

461
Q

Give the meaning for

cupiditās

A

desire (3; cupiditatis)

462
Q

Give the meaning for

cūra

A

cure

463
Q

Give the meaning for

currus

A

chariot (4; currus)

464
Q

Give the meaning for

custōs

A

guard (3; custodis)

465
Q

Give the meaning for

dēnārius

A

silver coin

466
Q

Give the meaning for

dictātor

A

dictator (3; dictatoris)

467
Q

Give the meaning for

digitus

A

finger/toe

468
Q

Give the meaning for

dīligentia

A

diligence

469
Q

Give the meaning for

dōnum

A

gift

470
Q

Give the meaning for

elephantus

A

elephant

471
Q

Give the meaning for

eques

A

horsemen (3; equitis)

472
Q

Give the meaning for

exemplum

A

example

473
Q

Give the meaning for

exercitus

A

army (4; exercitus)

474
Q

Give the meaning for

fāma

A

fame

475
Q

Give the meaning for

ferrum

A

iron

476
Q

Give the meaning for

flamma

A

flame/fire

477
Q

Give the meaning for

flōs

A

flower (3; floris)

478
Q

Give the meaning for

frūmentum

A

corn/grain

479
Q

Give the meaning for

fuga

A

flight

480
Q

Give the meaning for

fūmus

A

smoke

481
Q

Give the meaning for

fūr

A

thief (3; furis)

482
Q

Give the meaning for

gēns

A

Roman clan (3; gentis)

483
Q

Give the meaning for

genus

A

birth (3; generis)

484
Q

Give the meaning for

gladiātor

A

gladiator (3; gladiatoris)

485
Q

Give the meaning for

glōria

A

glory

486
Q

Give the meaning for

herba

A

grass/herb

487
Q

Give the meaning for

hiems

A

winter (3; hiemis)

488
Q

Give the meaning for

honor

A

honor (3; honoris)

489
Q

Give the meaning for

hortus

A

garden

490
Q

Give the meaning for

hospes

A

host/guest (3; hospitis)

491
Q

Give the meaning for

impetus

A

attack (4; impetus)

492
Q

Give the meaning for

iānua

A

door

493
Q

Give the meaning for

ignis

A

fire (3; ignis)

494
Q

Give the meaning for

incendium

A

fire

495
Q

Give the meaning for

īnfāns

A

infant (3; infantis)

496
Q

Give the meaning for

initium

A

beginning

497
Q

Give the meaning for

iniūria

A

injury/offense

498
Q

Give the meaning for

īra

A

anger

499
Q

Give the meaning for

iūdex

A

judge (3; iudicis)

500
Q

Give the meaning for

iūs

A

law (3; iuris)

501
Q

Give the meaning for

iuvenis

A

youth (3; iuvenis)

502
Q

Give the meaning for

lacrima

A

tear

503
Q

Give the meaning for

lectus

A

couch/bed

504
Q

Give the meaning for

lūna

A

moon

505
Q

Give the meaning for

mēnsa

A

table

506
Q

Give the meaning for

mēnsis

A

month (3; mensis)

507
Q

Give the meaning for

mercātor

A

merchant (3; mercatoris)

508
Q

Give the meaning for

merīdiēs

A

midday (5; meridiei)

509
Q

Give the meaning for

modus

A

measure

510
Q

Give the meaning for

nātūra

A

nature/quality

511
Q

Give the meaning for

nūbēs

A

cloud (3; nubis)

512
Q

Give the meaning for

ōrātor

A

speaker (3; oratoris)

513
Q

Give the meaning for

ōtium

A

leisure

514
Q

Give the meaning for

pānis

A

bread (3; panis)

515
Q

Give the meaning for

patrōnus

A

protector

516
Q

Give the meaning for

persōna

A

mask/character

517
Q

Give the meaning for

pōculum

A

drinking cup

518
Q

Give the meaning for

poena

A

punishment

519
Q

Give the meaning for

pompa

A

procession

520
Q

Give the meaning for

pontifex

A

high priest (3; pontificis)

521
Q

Give the meaning for

populus

A

peaple

522
Q

Give the meaning for

portus

A

port (4; portus)

523
Q

Give the meaning for

potestās

A

power (3; potestatis)

524
Q

Give the meaning for

pretium

A

price/value

525
Q

Give the meaning for

prōvincia

A

province

526
Q

Give the meaning for

prūdentia

A

acquaintance

527
Q

Give the meaning for

rēgnum

A

royal power

528
Q

Give the meaning for

rēs pūblica

A

republic (5/1; rei)

529
Q

Give the meaning for

sacrificium

A

sacrifice

530
Q

Give the meaning for

salūs

A

safety (3; salutatis)

531
Q

Give the meaning for

sanguis

A

blood (3; sanguinis)

532
Q

Give the meaning for

sapientia

A

wisdom

533
Q

Give the meaning for

scientia

A

knowledge

534
Q

Give the meaning for

sella

A

chair

535
Q

Give the meaning for

senātor

A

senator (3; senatoris)

536
Q

Give the meaning for

senātus

A

senate

537
Q

Give the meaning for

senex

A

old person (3; senis)

538
Q

Give the meaning for

sentential

A

opinion

539
Q

Give the meaning for

sepulcrum

A

grave

540
Q

Give the meaning for

socius

A

ally

541
Q

Give the meaning for

sōl

A

sun (3; solis)

542
Q

Give the meaning for

somnium

A

dream

543
Q

Give the meaning for

sonus

A

sound

544
Q

Give the meaning for

spectāculum

A

show

545
Q

Give the meaning for

spectātor

A

watcher (3; spectatoris)

546
Q

Give the meaning for

spēs

A

spes (5; spei)

547
Q

Give the meaning for

stēlla

A

star

548
Q

Give the meaning for

stilus/stylus

A

pointed writing-instrument

549
Q

Give the meaning for

tablīnum

A

study room

550
Q

Give the meaning for

tabula

A

tablet (for writing)

551
Q

Give the meaning for

tempestās

A

storm (3; tempestatis)

552
Q

Give the meaning for

theātrum

A

theater

553
Q

Give the meaning for

timor

A

fear (3; timoris)

554
Q

Give the meaning for

tumultus

A

uproar (4; tumultus)

555
Q

Give the meaning for

tunica

A

tunic

556
Q

Give the meaning for

turba

A

crowd

557
Q

Give the meaning for

umbra

A

shadow

558
Q

Give the meaning for

unda

A

wave

559
Q

Give the meaning for

ventus

A

wind

560
Q

Give the meaning for

vēr

A

spring (3; veris)

561
Q

Give the meaning for

vestis

A

garment (3; vestis)

562
Q

Give the meaning for

virgō

A

maiden (3; virginis)

563
Q

Give the meaning for

virtūs

A

courage (3; virtutis)

564
Q

Give the meaning for

ācer, acris, acre

A

sharp (3)

565
Q

Give the meaning for

aeger

A

sick

566
Q

Give the meaning for

aequus

A

equal (2)

567
Q

Give the meaning for

alius

A

other

568
Q

Give the meaning for

alter

A

second

569
Q

Give the meaning for

altus

A

high/deep

570
Q

Give the meaning for

amīcus

A

friendly

571
Q

Give the meaning for

antīquus

A

old

572
Q

Give the meaning for

attonitus

A

struck by lightning

573
Q

Give the meaning for

barbarus

A

foreign/uncivilized

574
Q

Give the meaning for

benignus

A

kind

575
Q

Give the meaning for

bonus

A

good

576
Q

Give the meaning for

brevis, breve

A

short (3)

577
Q

Give the meaning for

cārus

A

dear

578
Q

Give the meaning for

celer, celeris, celere

A

fast (3)

579
Q

Give the meaning for

certus

A

certain

580
Q

Give the meaning for

commōtus

A

awake

581
Q

Give the meaning for

crūdēlis, crudele

A

cruel

582
Q

Give the meaning for

(dē)fessus

A

tired

583
Q

Give the meaning for

dexter

A

right

584
Q

Give the meaning for

difficilis, difficile

A

difficult

585
Q

Give the meaning for

dīligēns

A

diligent (3 gen. diligentis)

586
Q

Give the meaning for

dīves

A

rich (3 gen. divitis)

587
Q

Give the meaning for

dulcis, dulce

A

sweet (3)

588
Q

Give the meaning for

facilis, facile

A

easy (3)

589
Q

Give the meaning for

fēlīx

A

lucky (3 gen. felicis)

590
Q

Give the meaning for

ferōx

A

wild/fierce (3 gen. ferocis)

591
Q

Give the meaning for

fortis, forte

A

fortis (3)

592
Q

Give the meaning for

gravis, grave

A

heavy (3)

593
Q

Give the meaning for

ignāvus

A

stupid

594
Q

Give the meaning for

īnfēlīx

A

unlucky (3 gen. infelicis)

595
Q

Give the meaning for

ingēns

A

huge (3 gen. ingentis)

596
Q

Give the meaning for

invītus

A

unwilling

597
Q

Give the meaning for

īrātus

A

anry

598
Q

Give the meaning for

laetus

A

happy

599
Q

Give the meaning for

lātus

A

wide

600
Q

Give the meaning for

lentus

A

slow

601
Q

Give the meaning for

levis, leve

A

light (3)

602
Q

Give the meaning for

līber

A

free

603
Q

Give the meaning for

longus

A

long

604
Q

Give the meaning for

magnificus

A

magnificent

605
Q

Give the meaning for

magnus

A

large/great

606
Q

Give the meaning for

malus

A

bad

607
Q

Give the meaning for

medius

A

middle

608
Q

Give the meaning for

meus

A

my

609
Q

Give the meaning for

miser

A

poor x

610
Q

Give the meaning for

mortuus

A

dead

611
Q

Give the meaning for

multus

A

much

612
Q

Give the meaning for

necesse

A

necessary (defective)

613
Q

Give the meaning for

nōbilis, nobile

A

noble (3)

614
Q

Give the meaning for

noster

A

our (poss. 1/2)

615
Q

Give the meaning for

nōtus

A

famous

616
Q

Give the meaning for

novus

A

new

617
Q

Give the meaning for

nūllus

A

none

618
Q

Give the meaning for

omnis, omne

A

every(s);all(p) (3)

619
Q

Give the meaning for

parātus

A

prepared

620
Q

Give the meaning for

parvus

A

small

621
Q

Give the meaning for

paucī (pl. only)

A

few

622
Q

Give the meaning for

pauper

A

poor (3 gen. pauperis)

623
Q

Give the meaning for

(per)territus

A

frightened

624
Q

Give the meaning for

plēnus

A

full

625
Q

Give the meaning for

potēns

A

powerful (3 gen. potentis)

626
Q

Give the meaning for

pulcher

A

beautiful

627
Q

Give the meaning for

reliquus

A

remaining

628
Q

Give the meaning for

rūsticus

A

rural

629
Q

Give the meaning for

sacer

A

sacred

630
Q

Give the meaning for

satis

A

enough (3)

631
Q

Give the meaning for

senex

A

old (3 gen. sentis)

632
Q

Give the meaning for

similis, simile

A

similar (3)

633
Q

Give the meaning for

sinister

A

left

634
Q

Give the meaning for

sollicitus

A

agitated

635
Q

Give the meaning for

sōlus

A

alone

636
Q

Give the meaning for

sordidus

A

dirty

637
Q

Give the meaning for

stultus

A

stupid

638
Q

Give the meaning for

suus

A

his/hers/its own

639
Q

Give the meaning for

timidus

A

fearful

640
Q

Give the meaning for

tōtus

A

all/whole/entire

641
Q

Give the meaning for

tuus

A

your

642
Q

Give the meaning for

ūllus

A

any

643
Q

Give the meaning for

vehemēns

A

eager (3 gen. vehementis)

644
Q

Give the meaning for

vērus

A

true

645
Q

Give the meaning for

vester/voster

A

your

646
Q

Give the meaning for

vīvus

A

alive

647
Q

Give the meaning for

albus

A

white

648
Q

Give the meaning for

ānxius

A

anxious

649
Q

Give the meaning for

āter

A

black

650
Q

Give the meaning for

audāx

A

daring (3 gen. audacis)

651
Q

Give the meaning for

aureus

A

golden

652
Q

Give the meaning for

candidus

A

bright white

653
Q

Give the meaning for

cēterī (pl. only)

A

the rest

654
Q

Give the meaning for

clārus

A

clear

655
Q

Give the meaning for

commodus

A

suitable

656
Q

Give the meaning for

dissimilis, dissimile

A

unlike (3)

657
Q

Give the meaning for

frāctus

A

broken

658
Q

Give the meaning for

immortālis, immortale

A

immortal (3)

659
Q

Give the meaning for

incertus

A

uncertain

660
Q

Give the meaning for

īnsānus

A

insane

661
Q

Give the meaning for

intentus

A

eager

662
Q

Give the meaning for

niger

A

black

663
Q

Give the meaning for

pār

A

equal (3 gen. paris)

664
Q

Give the meaning for

perīculōsus

A

dangerous

665
Q

Give the meaning for

plūrēs, plura

A

comparative of “multus”; more

666
Q

Give the meaning for

prūdēns

A

wise (3 gen. prudentis)

667
Q

Give the meaning for

sānus

A

healthy

668
Q

Give the meaning for

scelestus

A

wicked

669
Q

Give the meaning for

sevērus

A

severe

670
Q

Give the meaning for

superbus

A

proud

671
Q

Give the meaning for

tacitus

A

silent

672
Q

Give the meaning for

tardus

A

slow

673
Q

Give the meaning for

terribilis, terribile

A

frightful (3)

674
Q

Give the meaning for

trīstis, triste

A

sad (3)

675
Q

Give the meaning for

uter

A

either

676
Q

Give the meaning for

vacuus

A

empty

677
Q

Give the meaning for

anteā

A

before

678
Q

Give the meaning for

bene

A

well

679
Q

Give the meaning for

clam

A

secretly

680
Q

Give the meaning for

cotīdiē

A

everyday

681
Q

Give the meaning for

crās

A

tomorrow

682
Q

Give the meaning for

deinde

A

next

683
Q

Give the meaning for

dēnique

A

finally

684
Q

Give the meaning for

diū

A

for a long time

685
Q

Give the meaning for

etiam

A

also

686
Q

Give the meaning for

fortasse

A

perhaps

687
Q

Give the meaning for

frūstrā

A

in vain

688
Q

Give the meaning for

heri

A

yesterday

689
Q

Give the meaning for

hīc

A

here

690
Q

Give the meaning for

hodie

A

today

691
Q

Give the meaning for

iam

A

now

692
Q

Give the meaning for

ibi

A

there

693
Q

Give the meaning for

intereā

A

meanwhile

694
Q

Give the meaning for

interim

A

meanwhile

695
Q

Give the meaning for

ita

A

thus

696
Q

Give the meaning for

iterum

A

again

697
Q

Give the meaning for

māne

A

early

698
Q

Give the meaning for

mox

A

soon

699
Q

Give the meaning for

nōn

A

not

700
Q

Give the meaning for

numquam

A

never

701
Q

Give the meaning for

nunc

A

now

702
Q

Give the meaning for

ōlim

A

in times past

703
Q

Give the meaning for

paene

A

almost

704
Q

Give the meaning for

paulisper

A

for a short time

705
Q

Give the meaning for

posteā

A

afterwards

706
Q

Give the meaning for

postrīdiē

A

next day

707
Q

Give the meaning for

prīmum

A

at first

708
Q

Give the meaning for

prope

A

near

709
Q

Give the meaning for

quam

A

how)

710
Q

Give the meaning for

quam

A

than)

711
Q

Give the meaning for

quoque

A

also

712
Q

Give the meaning for

saepe

A

often

713
Q

Give the meaning for

semper

A

always

714
Q

Give the meaning for

statim

A

immediately

715
Q

Give the meaning for

subitō

A

suddenly

716
Q

Give the meaning for

tamen

A

however

717
Q

Give the meaning for

tandem

A

finally

718
Q

Give the meaning for

tantum

A

only

719
Q

Give the meaning for

tum

A

then

720
Q

Give the meaning for

ubi

A

where

721
Q

Give the meaning for

ubīque

A

everywhere

722
Q

Give the meaning for

umquam

A

at any time

723
Q

Give the meaning for

unde

A

from where

724
Q

Give the meaning for

valdē

A

very

725
Q

Give the meaning for

vix

A

barely

726
Q

Give the meaning for

agnus

A

lamb

727
Q

Give the meaning for

ariēs

A

ram

728
Q

Give the meaning for

asinus

A

donkey

729
Q

Give the meaning for

avis

A

bird

730
Q

Give the meaning for

bōs

A

ox

731
Q

Give the meaning for

canis

A

dog

732
Q

Give the meaning for

cervus

A

deer

733
Q

Give the meaning for

cunīculus

A

rabbit

734
Q

Give the meaning for

delphīnus

A

dolphin

735
Q

Give the meaning for

elephantus

A

elephant

736
Q

Give the meaning for

equus

A

horse

737
Q

Give the meaning for

fēlē

A

cat

738
Q

Give the meaning for

gallus

A

rooster

739
Q

Give the meaning for

leō

A

lion

740
Q

Give the meaning for

lepus

A

rabbit

741
Q

Give the meaning for

lupus

A

wolf

742
Q

Give the meaning for

mūlus

A

mule

743
Q

Give the meaning for

mūs

A

mouse

744
Q

Give the meaning for

orca

A

whale

745
Q

Give the meaning for

ovis

A

sheep

746
Q

Give the meaning for

piscis

A

fish

747
Q

Give the meaning for

porcus

A

pig

748
Q

Give the meaning for

pullus

A

chicken

749
Q

Give the meaning for

serpēns

A

snake

750
Q

Give the meaning for

Taurus

A

bull

751
Q

Give the meaning for

testūdō

A

tortoise

752
Q

Give the meaning for

tigris

A

tiger

753
Q

Give the meaning for

ursa

A

bear

754
Q

Give the meaning for

vacca

A

cow

755
Q

Give the meaning for

auris

A

ear

756
Q

Give the meaning for

brachium

A

forearm

757
Q

Give the meaning for

capillus

A

hair

758
Q

Give the meaning for

caput

A

head

759
Q

Give the meaning for

cerebrum

A

brain

760
Q

Give the meaning for

collum

A

neck

761
Q

Give the meaning for

cor

A

heart

762
Q

Give the meaning for

crūs

A

leg

763
Q

Give the meaning for

cutis

A

skin

764
Q

Give the meaning for

dēns

A

tooth

765
Q

Give the meaning for

digitus

A

finger/toe

766
Q

Give the meaning for

faciēs

A

face

767
Q

Give the meaning for

frōns

A

forehead

768
Q

Give the meaning for

gena

A

cheek

769
Q

Give the meaning for

genū

A

knee

770
Q

Give the meaning for

lingua

A

tongue

771
Q

Give the meaning for

manus

A

hand

772
Q

Give the meaning for

mēns

A

mind

773
Q

Give the meaning for

nāsus

A

nose

774
Q

Give the meaning for

oculus

A

eye

775
Q

Give the meaning for

ōs, ōris

A

mouth

776
Q

Give the meaning for

os, ossis

A

bone

777
Q

Give the meaning for

pēs

A

foot

778
Q

Give the meaning for

pollex

A

thumb

779
Q

Give the meaning for

pulmō

A

lungs

780
Q

Give the meaning for

sanguis

A

blood

781
Q

Give the meaning for

supercilium

A

eyebrow

782
Q

Give the meaning for

tergum

A

back

783
Q

Give the meaning for

truncus

A

trunk

784
Q

Give the meaning for

umerus

A

shoulder

785
Q

Give the meaning for

unguis

A

fingernail

786
Q

Give the meaning for

vēna

A

vein