Cambridge Latin Course: Unit 4 Vocabulary

35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 ager, agr, m. manunsis, manunsis, m. [see p. 17 for specific types] an (conj.) utrum...an... (conj.) cave, cavre, cv, cautum cra, crae, f. charta, chartae, f. crae esse (crae = dative of purpose) dignits, dignittis, f. ide (adv.) ide...quod... inde (adv.) nsum, inesse, nfu, --- [irregular] mentior, mentr, menttus sum meritus, merita, meritum (1st and 2nd decl. adj.) moror, morr, mortus sum negtium, negti, n. [opposite of tium, see below] officium, offici, n. tium, ti, n. put, putre, putv, puttum quand? (adv.) quidem (adv.) quotins (adv.) rct (adv.) relg, relgre, relgv, relgtum rs, rris, n. rr (locative case) simul (adv.) supplicium, supplici, n. vicnus, vicn, m. virg, virginis, f. volmen, volminis, n. animadvert, animadvertere, animadvert, animadversus arma, armrum, n. pl. (2nd declension) causa, causae, f. discipulus, discipul, m. dn, dnre, dnv, dntum extrmus, extrma, extrmum (1st and 2nd decl. adj.) fnis, fnis, m. fruor, fru, fructus sum (+ ablative) ignis, ignis, m. rscor, rsci, rtus sum (+ dative) mror, mrri, mrtus sum n (conj.) niger, nigra, nigrum (1st and 2nd decl. adj.) offend, offendere, offend, offnsum pr, (gen. sing. = paris) (3rd decl. adj.) plrque, plraeque, plraque (1st and 2nd decl. adj.) field secretary or whether...or... beware wax; wax tablets (in plural) page of papyrus, paper be a matter of concern prestige for this reason for the reason that, because then be in, be inside lie, tell a lie deserved, well-deserved delay business of life, work duty free time, leisure think when? indeed whenever rightly, properly exile country, countryside in the country at the same time, as soon as punishment, penalty neighbor maiden, virgin scroll notice, take notice of arms, weapons reason, cause, case (of law) student, pupil give last, farthest end enjoy fire become angry (with) admire, wonder at that...not, so that...not, not to black displease, offend equal most, the majority

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praesns, (gen. sing. = praesentis) (3rd decl. adj.) praesertim (adv.) praeter (with accusative) preposition recit, recitre, recitv, recittum regi, reginis, f. tang, tangere, tetig, tctum vacuus, vacuua, vacuum (1st and 2nd decl. adj.) vetus, (gen. sing. = veteris) (3rd decl. adj.) aests, aesttis, f. amplissimus, amplissima, amplissimum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) amplius (adv.) aurum, aur, n. complrs, complra (3rd decl. adj.) coninx, coniugis, m. or f. cpiae, cpirum, f. pl. (1st declension) culp, culpre, culpv, culptum dignus, digna, dignum [ + ablative] (1st and 2nd decl. adj.) disc, discere, didic, --dvus, dva, dvum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) dubit, dubitre, dubitv, dubittum ltus, lta, ltum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) exemplum, exempl, n. exercitus, exercits, m. f, fier, factus sum [irregular] innis, inne (3rd decl. adj.) incnsus, incnsa, incnsum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) initium, initi, n. invide, invidre, invd, invsum (+ dative) oblvscor, oblvsc, obltus sum (+ genitive) occsi, occsinis, f. odium, odi, n. patria, patriae, f. paul (adv.) perturb, perturbre, purturbv, perturbtum praefectus, praefect, m. proelium, proeli, n. revoc, revocre, revocv, revoctum satis cnstat scrus, scra, scrum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) validus, valida, validum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) aptus, apta, aptum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) bracchium, bracchi, n. certus, certa, certum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) pr cert habre clam (adv.) commend, commendre, commendv, commendtum cnfectus, cnfecta, cnfectum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) dextra, dextrae, f. ripi, ripere, ripu, reptum familia, familiae, f. grtus, grta, grtum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.)

present, ready especially except recite, read out region touch, move empty old summer very great more fully, at greater length gold several husband, wife, spouse troops, forces blame worthy (of), appropriate (for) learn divine hesitate, doubt excited, carried away example army become, be made, be done empty, meaningless inflamed, angered beginning envy, be jealous of forget opportunity hatred country, homeland a little alarm, disturb commander battle recall, call back it is generally agreed without a care strong suitable arm certain, infallible know for certain secretly, in private recommend worn out, exhausted, overcome right hand rescue, snatch away household acceptable, pleasing, grateful

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ignr, ignrre, ignrv, ignrtum intr (with accusative) preposition iung, iungere, inx, inctum lx, lgis, f. lmen, lminis, n. mns, mentis, f. nb, nbere, nps, nptum (+ dative) orior, orr, ortus sum polliceor, pollicr, pollicitus sum pontifex, pontificis, m. prohibe, prohibre, prohibu, prohibitum queror, quer, questus sum reg, regere, rx, rctum trns (with accusative) preposition ungu, unguere, nx, nctus vereor, verr, veritus sum vr (adv.) vestis, vestis, f. arbor, arboris, f. aut (conj.) cad, cadere, cecid, csum campus, camp, m. capill, capillrum, m. pl. discrmen, discrminis, n. erg (adv.) fall, fallere, fefell, falsum fragor, fragris, m. genus, generis, n. hinc (adv.) iuv, iuvre, iuvv, iuvtum littera, litterae, f. litterae, litterrum, f. pl. mnsis, mnsis, m. rti, rtinis, f. perd, perdere, perdid, perditus respici, respicere, respex, respectum simul, simulre, simulv, simultum sparg, spargere, spars, sparsum stilus, stil, m. studium, studi, n. supr (with accusative) preposition llus, lla, llum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) adversus (with accusative) preposition affirm, affirmre, affirmv, affirmtum amcitia, amcitiae, f. auxili esse (auxili = dative of purpose) cnsul, cnsulis, m. crmen, crminis, n. cria, criae, f. dmum (adv.) tum dmum (adv.)

not know about inside, within join law threshold, doorway mind marry rise, arise promise priest prevent lament, complain about rule across annoint, smear be afraid, fear indeed clothing tree or fall, die plain, field hair boundary, dividing line; crisis therefore deceive, escape notice of, slip by crash race, kind from here; then, next help, assist, please letter (of the alphabet)
letter (correspondence), letters, literature

month speech, oration destroy, waste look back, look up pretend scatter, spread, sprinkle pen (pointed stick for writing on a enthusiasm, study over, on top of any against declare friendship be a help, be helpful consul (highest elected official of charge senate-house at last then at last, only then

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exilium, exili, n. exstim, exstimre, exstimvi, exstimtum fma, fmae, f. fing, fingere, fnx, fictum flreo, flrre, flru, ---interim (adv.) invidia, invidiae, f. levis, leve (3rd decl. adj.) meditor, meditr, medittus sum minor, minr, mintus sum (+ ablative) mt, mtre, mtv, mttum obici, obicere, obic, obiectum prob, probre, probv, probtum prd, prdere, prdid, prditum similis, simile [+ dative] (3rd decl. adj.) socius, soci, m. sude, sudre, sus, susum (+ dative) tumultus, tumults, m. tor, t, sus sum (+ ablative) videor, vidr, vsus sum benignits, benignittis, f. cnsutd, cnsutdinis, f. culpa, culpae, f. dsum, desse, dfu, dfutrus [irregular] incendium, incendi, n. nstitu, nstituere, nstitu, nstittum mere, merre, meru, meritum n quis = n aliquis / n quid = n aliquid nndum (adv.) opus est (+ ablative) piets, piettis, f. praecipi, praecipere, praecp, praeceptum reperi, reperre, repper, repertum s quis = s aliquis s quid = s aliquid vrits, vrittis, f. adloquor, adloqu, adloctus sum aequor, aequoris, n. aets, aettis, f. caecus, caeca, caecum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) carp, carpere, carps, carptum dns, dentis, m. long (adv.) lge, lgre, lx, lctum memin, meminisse (defective) mollis, molle (3rd decl. adj.) nec (neque) (adv.) nec...nec... (nequeneque) (adv.) nququam (adv.) pius, pia, pium (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) qucumque, quaecumque, quodcumque (pronoun)

exile think, consider rumor, reputation pretend, invent flourish meanwhile jealousy, envy light, slight, trivial consider threaten, overhang change
present, put in the way of, expose to

prove, examine, approve betray similar (to), like companion, partner, ally advise, suggest riot use seem act of kindness, favor custom blame, fault be lacking, be unavailable fire set up deserve, earn that no one, that nothing not yet there is need (of) duty, piety, family feeling instruct, order find if anyone if anything truth speak to, address sea, surface of the sea age, time blind; invisible, unseen pluck, seize; hasten upon tooth far, a long way lament, mourn remember soft, gentle and...not..., nor neither...nor... in vain good, pious, dutiful whoever, whatever

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quisquis (pronoun) quidquid/quicquid (pronoun) sdus, sderis, n. vrs, vrium, f. pl. aggredior, aggred, aggressus sum assidu (adv.) bona, bonrum, n.pl. (2nd declension) dsderium, dsderi, n. effer, efferre, extul, ltum [irregular] iuxt (with accusative) preposition lmen, lminis, n. magistrtus, magistrts, m. neg, negre, negv, negtus opt, optre, optv, opttum orbis, orbis, m. orbis terrrum pectus, pectoris, n. propter (with accusative) preposition repente (adv.) sepeli, sepelre, sepelv, sepultum (sepeltum) tueor, tur, tuitus sum ulcscor, ulcsc, ultus sum aspici, aspicere, aspex, aspectum care, carre, caru, caritum (+ ablative) cond, condere, condid, conditum coniung, coniungere, coninx, coninctum crsc, crscere, crv, crtum cupd, cupdinis, m. flx, (gen. sing. = flcis) (3rd decl. adj.) igntus, ignta, igntum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) impn, impnere, imposu, impositum licet, licre, licuit, licitum est (+ dative) mihi licet pate, patre, patu, ---paultim (adv.) posside, possidre, possd, possessum requr, requrere, requsv, requstum tells, tellris, f. n cum (adv.) or simply n uterque, utraque, utrumque -ve (conj.) velut (adv.) vinculum, vincul, n. betus, beta, betum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) candidus, candida, candidum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) ets (conj.) fs, n. [indeclinable noun] fle, flre, flv, fltum modo...modo... (adv.) mulier, mulieris, f. tium, ti, n. [opp. negtium]

whoever whatever star strength, force attack, make an attempt on continually, normally, usually goods, property loss, longing bring out, carry out, carry away next to light, lantern; eyes (in plural)
public official, elected government official

deny, say...not... pray for, long for globe, circle world chest, breast, heart because of, on account of suddenly bury watch over, protect avenge, take revenge on look towards, catch sight of lack, be without hide, found join grow desire lucky, happy unknown put into, put onto, impose be allowed I am allowed lie open gradually possess search for, ask land, earth together with both, each of two or like, as fastening, chain prosperous, happy bright, shining, white although, even if (that which is morally) right, proper weep
now... now; sometimes... sometimes...

woman leisure

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rump, rumpere, rp, ruptum snsus, snss, m. teg, tegere, tx, tctum tenuis, tenue (3rd decl. adj.) vlis, vle (3rd decl. adj.) affer, afferre, attul, adltum [irregular] argu, arguere, argu, argtum commod, commodre, commodv, commodtum gregius, gregia, gregium (1st & 2nd decl. adj.) expn, expnere, exposu, expositum exsist, exsistere, exstit, exstitum expn, expnere, exposu, expositum fateor, fatr, fassus sum foedus, foederis, n. glria, glriae, f. img, imginis, f. inimcitia, inimcitiae, f. potius quam (adv.) prgredior, prgred, prgressus sum quamdi (conj.) rati, ratinis, f. repell, repellere, reppul, repulsum sm, smere, smps, smptum turpis, turpe (3rd decl. adj.) vitium, viti, n. ait aura, aurae, f. nsis, nsis, m. flctus, flcts, m. fraud, fraudre, fraudv, fraudtum is, iris, n. latus, lateris, n. loc, locre, locv, loctum malum, mal, n. moenia, moenium, n. pl. nemus, nemoris, n. neps, neptis, m. nmen, nminis, n. os, ossis, n. passim (adv.) sagitta, sagittae, f. sin, sinere, sv, situm specis, speci, f. sponte me statu, statuere, statu, stattum tlum, tl, n. vagor, vagr, vagtus sum caeds, caedis, f. flect, flectere, flex, flexus foedus, foeda, foedum (1st & 2nd decl. adj.)

break, split feeling, sense cover thin, slender, delicate cheap bring, report declare, show, prove give, supply remarkable, outstanding, excellent set out, explain, unload appear, emerge, stand out set out, explain, unload admit, confess treaty, agreement, bargain glory, fame image, statue, ghost enmity, hostility rather than proceed, advance as long as reason, accounting repel, push back take shameful, disgraceful sin, fault, vice says, said breeze, air sword wave cheat, deceive right, privilege, law side place misfortune, evil city walls, city grove, glade grandson, descendan divine power, divine will bone everywhere arrow allow appearance of my own accord, voluntarily set up, establish, decide weapon wander, go around, spread murder, slaughter bend, turn foul, horrible

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interveni, intervenre, intervn, interventum opnor, opnr, opntus sum pell, pellere, pepul, pulsum potior, potr, pottus sum (+ abl.) quamvs (conj.) quoniam (conj.) reor, rr, rtus sum seuseu (sivesive) (conj.) subsist, subsistere, substit, --vindic, vindicre, vindicv, vindictum vs, vs, v, vim, v, f. [irregular] vulg, vulgre, vulgv, vulgtum

come between, interrupt believe, suppose drive, strike, move obtain, gain possession of although since think whetheror; ifor if encounter; halt, stop, stay protect; avenge force, violence make known, make common

NUMBERS decem
ndecim duodecim tredecim quattuordecim qundecim sdecim septendecim duodvgint ndvgint vgint trgint quadrgint qunqugint sexgint septugint octgint nngint centum ducent trecent quadringent qungent sscent septingent octingent nngent mlle

ten
eleven twelve thireteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty thirty forty fifty sixty seventy eighty ninety one hundred two hundred three hundred four hundred five hundred six hundred seven hundred eight hundred nine hundred one thousand