LATIN-ENGLISH VOCABULARY (but without many nouns)
A, B & C |
| a |
away from, by, of |
| ab |
away from, by, of |
| abdere |
to hide, conceal |
| abducere |
to lead away, take away |
| abesse |
to be away, absent, distant, wanting, lacking |
| abire |
to go away, depart |
| abripere |
to carry off |
| abs |
away from, by, of |
| absque |
without, but for |
| absumere |
to take away, consume, destroy |
| ac |
and |
| accedere |
to move to, approach, be added to |
| accidere |
to fall to,upon, happen |
| accipere |
to receive, accept, hear, suffer |
| acriter |
sharply, fiercely |
| ad |
to, toward, at, near, for |
| adeo |
so, even, go to, approach |
| adferre |
to bring, bear to |
| adficere |
do to, move, affect, visit, afflict |
| adhibere |
to hold to, employ, use |
| adhuc |
thus far, still, up to this time |
| adimere |
to take |
| admittere |
to admit, allow, send to |
| advenire |
to come to, approach, arrive |
| adversum |
towards, against |
| adversus |
against, facing, in front |
| aequus,-a,-um |
fair, just, favorable |
| agere |
to drive, do, pass, lead, act, live, discuss, celebrate |
| agnoscere |
to recognize |
| aio |
affirm, say |
| alia |
another, other |
| aliqua |
some one, anyone, something, anything, some, any |
| aliquando |
finally, at length, at some time or other |
| aliquantum |
somewhat |
| aliqui |
some one, anyone, something, anything, some, any |
| aliquid |
some one, anyone, something, anything, some, any |
| aliquis |
some one, anyone, something, anything, some, any |
| aliquot |
some, several |
| aliter |
otherwise, in another way, differently |
| aliud |
another, other |
| alius |
another, other |
| ambae |
both |
| ambo |
both |
| amittere |
to let go, send away, lose |
| amplus,-a,-um |
great, spendid |
| an |
or, whether |
| animavertere |
to observe, notice |
| ante |
before, with |
| antea |
before this, before, formally |
| antestare |
to stand before, be superior to |
| aperire |
to open |
| apertus,-a,-um |
open |
| apparere |
to appear, be evident |
| appellere |
to bring to, drive to, put in |
| apponere |
to put to, put near, set before, serve |
| apporto |
bring to, carry to |
| appropinquo |
approach to, approach |
| apud |
at, near, among, with, in |
| arcere |
to shut off, hinder |
| arcessere |
to call, summon, get, bring |
| arripere |
to seize |
| at |
but |
| atque |
and, as, then |
| attingere |
to arrive at, reach |
| audire |
to hear, listen to |
| auferre |
to bear away, carry off |
| aut |
or, either |
| autem |
moreover, but, however, now |
| auxiliari |
to help |
| avehere |
to carry away |
| avetere |
to turn from, away |
| beatus,-a,-um |
happy, blessed |
| bene |
well, successfully |
| beneficium,-i |
kindness, dervice, benefit |
| benigne |
kindly |
| bonus |
good |
| brevis, breve |
short |
| cadere |
to fall |
| canere |
to sing |
| cantus |
singing, song |
| capere |
to take, catch, seize, receive, suffer, adopt, capture |
| carere |
to be without, want, lack |
| carus,-a,-um |
dear, precious, expensive |
| cedere |
to move, depart, go away |
| cenere |
to discern, perceive |
| centesimus,-a,-um |
hundredth |
| centum |
hundred |
| certus,-a,-um |
determined, fixed, definite, certain |
| circa |
around |
| circiter |
about |
| circum |
around |
| circumdare |
to put around, surround |
| circumire |
to go around |
| cis |
this side |
| citerior,-ius |
nearer, on this side |
| citra |
this side |
| clarus,-a,-um |
clear, famous, celebrated, renowned |
| clementia,-ae |
mercy, kindness |
| cohortari |
encourage, exhort |
| colligere |
to gather together, collect |
| comfirmo |
strengthen, establish, declare, assert |
| comparere |
to appear, be visible |
| comperire |
to learn, discover, find out |
| complures,-a |
several, many |
| comporto |
bring together, collect |
| conari |
to try, attempt |
| condere |
to put together, build, store away |
| conferre |
to bring together, grant, confer, collect, contribute |
| conficere |
to complete, finish, accomplish, wear out |
| congredi |
to meet, come together |
| coniungere |
to join together |
| conloco |
put, place |
| conservo |
preserve, keep |
| constare |
to agree, consist |
| consulere |
to consult |
| contra |
against |
| convenire |
come together, assemble, gather |
| coram |
in presence of |
| cottidie |
daily |
| credere |
to believe |
| creo |
elect, appoint |
| crescere |
to grow, increase |
| cubare |
to lie down |
| cui |
to,for who,which (m,f,n) |
| cuius |
who's,which (m,f,n) |
| cum |
with, since, because, while, after, although |
| cunctus,-a,-um |
all together, the whole |
| cupere |
to desire, wish |
| cupide |
eagerly |
| cur |
why? |
| cura,-ae |
care, concern |
| currere |
to run |