AS Unit F361: AS Latin Language

This vocabulary list is required for AS Unit F361: Latin Language.

In addition to the words printed in the list, candidates will be expected to be familiar with the following forms:
all regular adverbs formed from the listed adjectives;
comparative and superlative forms of all listed adjectives and corresponding adverbs;
commonly occurring proper nouns of obvious formation (e.g. Romani, Britannia);
compound verbs where the prefix does not change the root meaning (thus circumvenio would not be glossed, but circumdo, I surround, would);
compound verbs of regular formation using all the common prefixes, including associated consonant and vowel changes, and where the prefix retains its
normal meaning;
prefixes: in addition to prefixes which retain their normal prepositional meaning, candidates should be familiar with the following usages:
a, ab- = 'away', e.g. abeo, I go away
con- = 'together', e.g. confero, I bring together, collect
in- = 'not', e.g. infelix, unlucky
per- = 'thoroughly, very', e.g. persaepe, very often
re- = 'back, again', e.g. remitto, I send back.
Teachers must check the Accidence and Syntax in Appendix C1 of the OCR GCE Classics Specification. Any vocabulary listed in this Appendix must be
known (e.g. cardinal and ordinal numbers).
All other words in an unseen will be glossed, unless they have obvious English derivatives (e.g. densus, theatrum).

Latin
a, ab
absum
ac, atque
accido
accipio
acer
acies
ad

Notes
+ abl
abesse, afui
indeclinable
accidere, accidi
accipere, accepi, acceptus
acris, acre
aciei, f
+ acc

Part of Speech
prep
verb irreg
conjunction
verb 3
verb 3
adj
noun 5
prep

Classification
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
general

Meaning(s)
from, by
be absent, be away, be distant
and
happen
accept, take in, receive, hear
keen, sharp, fierce
line, battle line, army
to, towards, at, about, near

Latin
addo
adeo
adhuc
adimo
adipiscor
adiuvo
adsum
adulescens
advenio
adversus
adversus
aedificium
aedifico
aequus
ager
aggredior
agmen
ago
aliquis
alius
alter
altus
ambulo
amica
amicus
amitto
amo
amor
an
angustus
animadverto
animus

Notes
addere, addidi, additus
indeclinable
indeclinable
adimere, ademi, ademptus
adipisci, adeptus sum
adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus
adesse, adfui
adulescentis, m
advenire, adveni
+ acc
aedificii, n
aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus
aequa, aequum
agri, m
aggredi, aggressus sum
agminis, n
agere, egi, actus
gratias ago
aliquid
alia, aliud
alii ... alii
altera, alterum
alta, altum
ambulare, ambulavi
amicae f
amici m
amittere, amisi, amissus
amare, amavi, amatus
amoris, m
indeclinable
angusta, angustum
animadvertere, animadverti,animadversus
animi, m

Part of Speech
verb 3
adverb
adverb
verb 3
verb 3 dep
verb 1
verb irreg
noun 3
verb 4
prep
adverb
noun 2
verb 1
adj
noun 2
verb 3 dep
noun 3
verb 3
verb phrase
pron
pron and adj
pron
pron and adj
adj
verb 1
noun 1
noun 2
verb 3
verb 1
noun 3
conjunction
adj
verb 3
noun 2

Classification
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
add, join
so much, so greatly, to such an extent
till now, still
take away, remove
obtain
help
be here, be present
youth, young man
arrive
against, up(hill)
against, opposite
building
build
equal, fair, favourable, calm
field, land, territory
attack, approach
column of men, army
do, act, drive
thank, give thanks
someone, something, anyone, anything
other, one, another, else
some ... others
the other, one (of two), another, a second
high, deep
walk
girl-friend
friend
lose
love, like
love
or
narrow, confined
notice, observe
spirit, soul, mind, courage

Latin
annus
ante
antea
antequam
aperio
appareo
appropinquo
apud
aqua
aquila
ara
arbor
arcesso
argentum
arma
ars
ascendo
at
attonitus
audax
audeo
audio
aufero
augeo
aut
autem
auxilium
bellum
bene
beneficium
bis
bona
bonus
brevis

Notes
anni, m
+ acc
indeclinable
indeclinable
aperire, aperui, apertus
apparere, apparui
appropinquare, appropinquavi + dat
+ acc
aquae, f
aquilae, f
arae, f
arboris, f
arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitus
argenti, n
armorum, n pl
artis, f
ascendere, ascendi, ascensus
indeclinable
attonita, attonitum
audacis
audere, ausus sum
audire, audivi, auditus
auferre, abstuli, ablatus
augere, auxi, auctus
indeclinable
indeclinable
auxilii, n
belli, n
indeclinable
beneficii, n
indeclinable
bonorum, n pl
bona, bonum
breve

Part of Speech
noun 2
prep
adverb
conjunction
verb 4
verb 2
verb 1
prep
noun 1
noun 1
noun 1
noun 3
verb 3
noun 2
noun 2
noun 3
verb 3
conjunction
adj
adj
verb semi-dep.
verb 4
verb 3
verb 2
conjunction
conjunction
noun 2
noun 2
adverb
noun 2
adverb
noun 2
adj
adj

Classification
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
domestic
general
military
religious
general
general
general
military
general
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
year
before, in front of
before, previously
before
open, reveal, disclose
appear
approach, come near to
among, at the house of, according to, in the opinion of
water
eagle, standard
altar
tree
summon, send for
silver, money
arms, weapons, armour
art, skill
climb
but
astonished, thunder-struck
bold, daring
dare
hear, listen to
take away, carry off, steal
increase, exaggerate
or, either
but, however
help; (pl ) (auxiliary) troops
war
well
kindness, service, favour
twice
goods, possessions, property
good
short, brief

Latin
cado
caedes
caelum
campus
canis
cano
capio
captivus
caput
carus
castra
causa
caveo
cedo
celer
celo
centurio
cerno
certamen
certus
ceteri
cibus
cingo
circum, circa
civis
civitas
clades
clam
clamo
clamor
clarus
coepi

Notes
cadere, cecidi, casus
caedis, f
caeli, n
campi, m
canis, m and f
canere, cecini, cantus
capere, cepi, captus
captivi, m
capitis, n
cara, carum
castrorum, n pl
causae, f
causa + gen
cavere, cavi, cautus
cedere, cessi, cessus
celeris, celere
celare, celavi, celatus
centurionis, m
cernere, crevi, cretus
certaminis, n
certa, certum
certiorem facere
ceterae, cetera
cibi, m
cingere, cinxi, cinctus
+ acc
civis, m and f
civitatis, f
cladis, f
indeclinable
clamare, clamavi, clamatus
clamoris, m
clara, clarum
coepisse, coeptus

Part of Speech
verb 3
noun 3
noun 2
noun 2
noun 3
verb 3
verb 3
noun 2
noun 3
adj
noun 2
noun 1
noun 1
verb 2
verb 3
adj
verb 1
noun 3
verb 3
noun 3
adj
verb phrase
adj
noun 2
verb 3
prep
noun 3
noun 3
noun 3
adverb
verb 1
noun 3
adj
verb defective

Classification
general
military
religious
military
domestic
general
military
military
general
domestic
military
legal
general
general
military
general
general
military
general
military
general
general
general
domestic
general
general
political
political
military
general
general
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
fall, perish
slaughter, killing, murder
sky, heaven
plain, field
dog
sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)
take, catch, capture, choose
captive, prisoner
head, person, life, capital
dear
camp
cause, reason, case
for the sake of
beware (of), take care
yield, give up; (in compounds) go
quick
hide
centurion
see, perceive, decree
contest, battle, struggle
certain, sure, fixed
inform
the rest, the other
food
surround
around, about
citizen
citizenship, state, city, tribe
disaster, loss, defeat
secretly
shout, exclaim, proclaim
shout, uproar, noise
clear, famous, distinguished
began

Latin
cogito
cognosco
cogo
cohors
colo
comes
committo
comparo
condemno
condo
confero
conficio
confido
coniunx
conor
consilium
consisto
conspicio
constituo
consul
consulo
consumo
contendo
contra
copiae
corpus
corripio
cotidie
cras
credo
crimen
crudelis
culpa
cum

Notes
cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus
cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus
cogere, coegi, coactus
cohortis, f
colere, colui, cultus
comitis, m and f
committere, commisi, commissus
comparare, comparavi, comparatus
condemnare, condemnavi, condemnatus
condere, condidi, conditus
conferre, contuli, conlatus
conficere, confeci, confectus
confidere, confisus sum + dat
coniugis, m and f
conari, conatus sum
consilii, n
consistere, constiti, constitus
conspicere, conspexi, conspectus
constituere, constitui, constitutus
consulis, m
consulere, consului, consultus
consumere, consumpsi, consumptus
contendere, contendi, contentus
+ acc
copiarum, f pl
corporis, n
corripere, corripui, correptus
indeclinable
indeclinable
credere, credidi, creditus + dat
criminis, n
crudele
culpae, f
indeclinable

Part of Speech
verb 1
verb 3
verb 3
noun 3
verb 3
noun 3
verb 3
verb 1
verb 1
verb 3
verb irreg
verb 3
verb semi-dep
noun 3
verb 1 dep
noun 2
verb 3
verb 3
verb 3
noun 3
verb 3
verb 3
verb 3
prep
noun 1
noun 3
verb 3
adverb
adverb
verb 3
noun 3
adj
noun 1
conjunction

Classification
general
general
general
military
general
military
military
general
legal
general
general
general
general
domestic
general
political
military
general
general
political
general
general
military
military
military
general
military
general
general
general
legal
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
think, consider
get to know, find out, learn
force, compel, drive, assemble
cohort, company
cultivate, worship, honour
comrade, companion
commit, fight, begin (battle)
prepare, provide, obtain, compare
convict, condemn
found, establish, hide
collect, compare, contribute, bestow
complete, wear out
trust, believe, have confidence
husband, wife, spouse
try
council, plan, advice, prudence
halt, stand, stand firm
notice, observe, see
decide, establish
consul
consult, consider, advise
eat, consume, spend
hurry, march, contend, fight
against
troops, forces, supplies
body
seize, carry off
every day, daily
tomorrow
believe, trust, entrust
accusation, charge, crime
cruel
fault, blame
when, since, although

Latin
cum
cunctus
cupidus
cupio
cur?
cura
curo
curro
custodio
custos
de
dea
deus
debeo
decipio
defendo
defessus
deinde, dein
deleo
denique
descendo
desino
despero
dexter
dextra
dico
dies
difficilis
dignitas
dignus
diligens
dimitto
dirus
discedo

Notes
+ abl
cuncta, cunctum
cupida, cupidum + gen
cupere, cupivi, cupitus
indeclinable
curae, f
curare, curavi, curatus
currere, cucurri, cursus
custodire, custodivi, custoditus
custodis, m and f
+ abl
deae, f
dei, m
debere, debui, debitus
decipere, decepi, deceptus
defendere, defendi, defensus
defessa, defessum
indeclinable
delere, delevi, deletus
indeclinable
descendere, descendi, descensus
desinere, desii, desitus
desperare, desperavi, desperatus
dextra, dextrum
dextrae, f
dicere, dixi, dictus
diei, m, occasionally f
difficile
dignitatis, f
digna, dignum + abl
diligentis
dimittere, dimisi, dimissus
dira, dirum
discedere, discessi

Part of Speech
prep
adj
adj
verb 3
adverb
noun 1
verb 1
verb 3
verb 4
noun 3
prep
noun 1
noun 2
verb 2
verb 3
verb 3
adj
adverb
verb 2
adverb
verb 3
verb 3
verb 1
adj
noun 1
verb 3
noun 5
adj
noun 3
adj
adj
verb 3
adj
verb 3

Classification
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
general
religious
religious
general
general
military
general
general
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
political
general
general
military
general
general

Meaning(s)
with
all, whole
eager (for), greedy
desire, wish, want
why?
care, charge, anxiety
care for, cure; with gerundive = get something done
run
guard
guard
about, from, down from
goddess
god
owe, ought
deceive
defend
tired
then, next, afterwards
destroy
at last, finally, in short
descend, come down
cease
despair
right, on the right, right hand
right hand, right side
say, speak, tell
day
difficult
rank, dignity, importance, honour
worthy (of), deserving (of)
careful, diligent
dismiss, scatter
dreadful
depart, leave

Latin
disco
dissimilis
diu
dives
divitiae
divido
do
doceo
doleo
dolor
dolus
dominus
domus
donum
dormio
dubito
dubius
duco
dum
durus
dux
e, ex
efficio
effugio
egeo
ego
egredior
emo
enim
eo
eo
epistula
eques
equus

Notes
discere, didici
dissimile
indeclinable
divitis
divitiarum, f pl
dividere, divisi, divisus
dare, dedi, datus
docere, docui, doctus
dolere, dolui
doloris, m
doli, m
domini, m
domus, f
doni, n
dormire, dormivi
dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus
dubia, dubium
ducere, duxi, ductus
indeclinable
dura, durum
ducis, m
+ abl
efficere, effeci, effectus
effugere, effugi
egere, egui + gen or abl
mei
egredi, egressus sum
emere, emi, emptus
indeclinable
indeclinable
ire, i(v)i
epistulae, f
equitis, m
equi, m

Part of Speech
verb 3
adj
adverb
adj
noun 1
verb 3
verb 1
verb 2
verb 2
noun 3
noun 2
noun 2
noun 4
noun 2
verb 4
verb 1
adj
verb 3
conjunction
adj
noun 3
prep
verb 3
verb 3
verb 2
pron
verb 3 dep
verb 3
conjunction
adverb
verb irreg
noun 1
noun 3
noun 2

Classification
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
domestic
domestic
general
domestic
general
general
military
general
general
military
general
general
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
military

Meaning(s)
learn
different
for a long time
rich
riches, wealth
divide, separate
give
teach, inform
hurt, be in pain, lament
pain, sorrow, anger
trick, fraud
master
house, home
gift, present
sleep
doubt, hesitate
doubtful, wavering
lead, take, marry, consider
while, until
hard, harsh, rough
leader, general, ruler
from, out of; (in compounds) out
carry out, accomplish
escape
need, be in want of, lack
I, me
go out, come out
buy
for
thither
go
letter
knight, horseman, (pl) cavalry
horse

Latin
erga
ergo
erro
et
etiam
etsi
excipio
excito
exemplum
exercitus
exilium
exitium
exspecto
extra
facilis
facinus
facio
fallo
fama
familia
faveo
felix
femina
fere
fero
ferox
ferrum
festino
fidelis
fides
fido
filia
filius
finis

Notes
+ acc
indeclinable
errare, erravi, erratus
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
excipere, excepi, exceptus
excitare, excitavi, excitatus
exempli, n
exercitus, m
exilii, n
exitii, n
exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus
+ acc
facile
facinoris, n
facere, feci, factus
fallere, fefelli, falsus
famae, f
familiae, f
favere, favi, + dat
felicis
feminae, f
indeclinable
ferre, tuli, latus
ferocis
ferri, n
festinare, festinavi
fidele
fidei, f
fidere, fisus sum
filiae, f
filii, m
finis, m

Part of Speech
prep
adverb
verb 1
conjunction
adverb
conjunction
verb 3
verb 1
noun 2
noun 4
noun 2
noun 2
verb 1
prep & adverb
adj
noun 3
verb 3
verb 3
noun 1
noun 1
verb 2
adj
noun 1
adverb
verb irreg
adj
noun 2
verb 1
adj
noun 5
verb 3 semi-dep
noun 1
noun 2
noun 3

Classification
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
political
general
general
general
general
legal
general
general
general
domestic
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
domestic
domestic
general

Meaning(s)
towards
therefore
wander, make a mistake
and, both
also, even, still
although
receive, take, welcome
wake, rouse, excite
example, precedent
army
exile
ruin, destruction
wait for, expect
outside, beyond
easy
crime, outrage, deed
make, do
deceive, cheat, escape one's notice
rumour, fame, glory
family, household
favour, support
fortunate, happy, prosperous
woman
nearly, about
bear, carry, say
fierce, cruel, brave
iron, sword
hurry
trustworthy, faithful, loyal
trust, faith, confidence, loyalty
trust, rely upon
daughter
son
end, boundary, pl territory

Latin
fio
flamma
flumen
fodio
foedus
fortasse
forte
fortis
fortuna
forum
fossa
frango
frater
frigus
frumentum
frustra
fuga
fugio
fundo
furor
gaudeo
gaudium
gens
genus
gero
gladius
gratia
gravis
habeo
habito
hasta
haud
heri

Notes
fieri, factus sum
flammae, f
fluminis, n
fodere, fodi, fossus
foederis, n
indeclinable
indeclinable
forte
fortunae, f
fori, n
fossae, f
frangere, fregi, fractus
fratris, m
frigoris, n
frumenti, n
indeclinable
fugae, f
fugere, fugi
fundere, fudi, fusus
furoris, m
gaudere, gavisus sum
gaudii, n
gentis, f
generis, n
gerere, gessi, gestus
gladii, m
gratiae, f
gratias ago
grave
habere, habui, habitus
habitare, habitavi, habitatus
hastae, f
indeclinable
indeclinable

Part of Speech
verb irreg
noun 1
noun 3
verb 3
noun 3
adverb
adverb
adj
noun 1
noun 2
noun 1
verb 3
noun 3
noun 3
noun 2
adverb
noun 1
verb 3
verb 3
noun 3
verb 2 semi-dep
noun 2
noun 3
noun 3
verb 3
noun 2
noun 1
verb phrase
adj
verb 2
verb 1
noun 1
adverb
adverb

Classification
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
military
religious
general
military
general
domestic
general
general
general
military
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
domestic
military
general
general

Meaning(s)
become, be made, happen
blaze, flame, passion
river
dig
treaty, agreement
perhaps
by chance
brave, strong, bold
fate, luck, fortune (good or bad)
forum, market place
ditch, trench
break, crush
brother
cold
corn, grain
in vain
flight, escape
flee, run away from, avoid
pour, shed, rout
rage, fury, madness, passion
rejoice
joy, delight
race, people, family, tribe
race, descent, birth, kind
bear, wear, wage war, manage
sword
favour, thanks, esteem
thank, give thanks
heavy, serious, painful, important
have, hold, consider
live, dwell
spear
not
yesterday

Latin
hiberna
hic
hic
hiems
hinc
hodie
homo
honor
hora
hortor
hospes
hostis
huc
humus
iaceo
iacio
iam
ibi
idem
idoneus
igitur
ignis
ignoro
ille
illic
impedio
imperator
imperium
impero
impetus
in
in
incendium

Notes
hibernorum, n pl
haec, hoc
indeclinable
hiemis, f
indeclinable
indeclinable
hominis, m
honoris, m
horae, f
hortari, hortatus sum
hospitis, m
hostis, m
indeclinable
humi, f
iacere, iacui
iacere, ieci, iactus (in compounds -icio)
indeclinable
non iam (indeclinable)
indeclinable
eadem, idem
idonea, idoneum
indeclinable
ignis, m
ignorare, ignoravi, ignoratus
illa, illud
indeclinable
impedire, impedivi, impeditus
imperatoris, m
imperii, n
imperare, imperavi, imperatus +dat
impetus, m
+ abl
+ acc
incendii, n

Part of Speech
noun 2
pron
adverb
noun 3
adverb
adverb
noun 3
noun 3
noun 1
verb 1 dep
noun 3
noun 3
adverb
noun 2
verb 2
verb 3
adverb
adverb
adverb
pron
adj
adverb
noun 3
verb 1
pron
adverb
verb 4
noun 3
noun 2
verb 1
noun 4
prep
prep
noun 2

Classification
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
general
military
domestic
military
general
general
general
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
political
political
military
military
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
winter quarters
this
here
winter, storm
from here, hence, henceforth
today
man, person
honour, esteem, glory
hour
urge, encourage
guest, host
enemy
here, to this place
ground, earth
lie (down)
throw
now, already
no longer
there, then
the same
suitable, convenient
therefore, and so
fire
do not know, be ignorant, misunderstand
that, he, she, it
there
delay, hinder, prevent
emperor, general, leader
command, power, empire
order, command
attack, impulse
in, on
into, onto, against, towards
fire

Latin
incendo
incipio
incito
inde
infero

Notes
incendere, incendi, incensus
incipere, incepi, inceptus
incitare, incitavi, incitatus
indeclinable
inferre, intuli, illatus/inlatus
signa inferre
bellum inferre
infra
indeclinable
ingenium
ingenii, n
ingens
ingentis
ingredior
ingredi, ingressus sum
inimicus
inimici, m
iniquus
iniqua, iniquum
initium
initii, n
iniuria
iniuriae, f
inopia
inopiae, f
inquam
inquit, inquiunt
insidiae
insidiarum, f pl
insignis
insigne
inspicio
inspicere, inspexi, inspectus
instruo
instruere, instruxi, instructus
insula
insulae, f
intellego
intellegere, intellexi, intellectus
inter, intra
+ acc
interea, interim indeclinable
interficio
interficere, interfeci, interfectus
intro
intrare, intravi, intratus
invenio
invenire, inveni, inventus
invito
invitare, invitavi, invitatus
invitus
invita, invitum
ipse
ipsa, ipsum
ira
irae, f
iratus
irata, iratum
is
ea, id

Part of Speech
verb 3
verb 3
verb 1
adverb
verb irreg
verb phrase
verb phrase
prep & adverb
noun 2
adj
verb 3 dep
noun 2
adj
noun 2
noun 1
noun 1
verb irreg
noun 1
adj
verb 3
verb 3
noun 1
verb 3
prep
adverb
verb 3
verb 1
verb 4
verb 1
adj
pron
noun 1
adj
pron

Classification
general
general
military
general
military
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
legal
military
general
military
general
military
military
domestic
general
general
general
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
burn, set on fire, inflame, rouse
begin
urge on, arouse, encourage
from there, thereupon, next
inflict, bring to, cause, carry against
attack, charge
make war on
below
character, ability
huge
enter, undertake
(personal) enemy
unfair, unjust, unfavourable
beginning
injustice, injury, wrong
shortage, lack, poverty
say
ambush, trap, trick
distinguished, glorious
look at, inspect, examine
draw up, prepare, equip, supply
island
understand, perceive, realise
between, among, inside, within
meanwhile, in the meantime
kill
enter
find, discover
invite
unwillling, reluctant
-self
anger
angry
this, that, he, she, it

Latin
ita
ita vero
itaque
iter
iterum
iubeo
iudex
iungo
iustus
iuvenis
iuvo
labor
labor
laboro
laedo
laetus
latus
latus
laudo
laus
legatus
legio
lego
lentus
levis
lex
libens
liber
liber
liberi
libero
libertas
libertus
licet

Notes
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
itineris, n
indeclinable
iubere, iussi, iussus
iudicis, m and f
iungere, iunxi, iunctus
iusta, iustum
iuvenis
iuvare, iuvi, iutus
labi, lapsus sum
laboris, m
laborare, laboravi, laboratus
laedere, laesi, laesus
laeta, laetum
lata, latum
lateris, n
laudare, laudavi, laudatus
laudis, f
legati, m
legionis, f
legere, legi, lectus
lenta, lentum
leve
legis, f
libentis
libera, liberum
libri, m
liberorum, m pl
liberare, liberavi, liberatus
libertatis, f
liberti, m
licere, licuit + dat

Part of Speech
adverb
adverb
adverb
noun 3
adverb
verb 2
noun 3
verb 3
adj
noun & adj
verb 1
verb 3 dep
noun 3
verb 1
verb 3
adj
adj
noun 3
verb 1
noun 3
noun 2
noun 3
verb 3
adj
adj
noun 3
adj
adj
noun 2
noun 2
verb 1
noun 3
noun 2
verb impersonal

Classification
general
general
general
military
general
general
legal
general
legal
general
general
general
general
general
military
general
general
military
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
political
general
general
general
domestic
legal
legal
legal
general

Meaning(s)
in this way, so, thus
yes
and so, therefore
journey, march, way
again
order, command
judge, juror
join, unite, fasten
right, just, lawful, complete
young man, young
help
glide, slip, fall
work, toil, trouble
work, toil, be in difficulty
hurt, injure, harm
happy, glad
wide, broad
side, wing
praise
praise, honour, credit
(legionary) commander, ambassador, envoy
legion
read, choose
slow
light, slight
law
willing, glad
free
book
children
set free
freedom
freedman, ex-slave
it is allowed

Latin
littera
litus
locus
longus
loquor
lux
magister
magnus
magnopere
magis
malo
malus
mando
mane
maneo
manus
mare
mater
medius
mens
mensis
mercator
metus
meus
miles
minor
mirabilis
miror
miser
mitto
modo
modus
moenia
moneo

Notes
litterae, f (usually pl. with sg. meaning)
litoris, n
loci, m
longa, longum
loqui, locutus sum
lucis, f
magistri, m
magna, magnum
indeclinable
indeclinable
malle, malui
mala, malum
mandare, mandavi, mandatus
indeclinable
manere, mansi
manus, f
maris, n
matris, f
media, medium
mentis, f
mensis, m
mercatoris, m
metus, m
mea, meum
militis, m
minari, minatus sum + dat
mirabile
mirari, miratus sum
misera, miserum
mittere, misi, missus
indeclinable
modi, m
moenium, n pl
monere, monui, monitus

Part of Speech
noun 1
noun 3
noun 2
adj
verb 3 dep
noun 3
noun 2
adj
adverb
adverb comp
verb irreg
adj
verb 1
adverb
verb 2
noun 4
noun 3
noun 3
adj
noun 3
noun 3
noun 3
noun 4
adj
noun 3
verb 1 dep
adj
verb 1 dep
adj
verb 3
adverb
noun 2
noun 3
verb 2

Classification
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
general
domestic
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
general

Meaning(s)
letter
sea-shore, beach
place, position, situation, opportunity
long
speak, talk
light, daylight
teacher, master
big, large, great
very much, greatly
more, rather
prefer
evil, bad
commit, entrust, command
in the morning, early
remain, stay
hand, band
sea
mother
middle (of)
mind
month
merchant
fear
my
soldier
threaten
strange, wonderful
wonder at, admire
miserable, wretched, sad
send, throw, let go
just now, only
manner, way, kind
city walls, city
warn, advise, teach

Latin
mons
monstro
morbus
morior
mors
moror
mora
mos
moveo
mox
mulier
multitudo
multus
munio
munus
murus
muto
nam
narro
nascor
natura
nauta
navigo
navis

-ne
ne
nec, neque
necesse
neco
neglego
nego
negotium

Notes
montis, m
monstrare, monstravi, monstratus
morbi, m
mori, mortuus sum
mortis, f
morari, moratus sum
morae, f
moris, m
movere, movi, motus
indeclinable
mulieris, f
multitudinis, f
multa, multum
munire, munivi, munitus
muneris, n
muri, m
mutare, mutavi, mutatus
indeclinable
narrare, narravi, narratus
nasci, natus sum
naturae, f
nautae, m
navigare, navigavi
navis, f
navis longa
navis oneraria
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
necare, necavi, necatus
neglegere, neglexi, neglectus
negare, negavi, negatus
negotii, n

Part of Speech
noun 3
verb 1
noun 2
verb 3 dep
noun 3
verb 1 dep
noun 1
noun 3
verb 2
adverb
noun 3
noun 3
adj
verb 4
noun 3
noun 2
verb 1
conjunction
verb 1
verb 3 dep
noun 1
noun 1
verb 1
noun 3

particle
conjunction
conjunction
adj
verb 1
verb 3
verb 1
noun 2

Classification
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
military
military
military
general
general
general
general
military
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
mountain
show, point out, indicate, instruct
sickness, disease
die
death
delay
delay
habit, custom, (pl) character, morals
move
soon
woman
crowd, multitude
much, many
fortify, defend, guard
service, duty, present
wall, rampart
change, alter
for
tell, relate
am born
nature
sailor
sail
ship
warship
merchant ship
(introduces question)
lest, that not
and not, nor, neither
necessary
kill
neglect, disregard
say no, deny, refuse, say that ...not
business

Latin
nemo
nescio
nihil
nisi
nobilis
noceo
nolo
nomen
non
nondum
nonne?
nonnulli
nos
noster
notus
novi
novus
nox
nullus
num
numerus
numquam
nunc
nuntio
nuntius
ob
obliviscor
obses
obsideo
obviam eo
occasio
occido
occupo

Notes
nullius
nescire, nescivi
indeclinable
indeclinable
nobile
nocere, nocui + dat
nolle, nolui
nominis, n
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
nonnullae, nonnulla
nostrum
nostra, nostrum
nota, notum
notus
nova, novum
noctis, f
noctu
nulla, nullum
indeclinable
numeri, m
indeclinable
indeclinable
nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus
nuntii, m
+ acc
oblivisci, oblitus sum
obsidis m and f
obsidere, obsedi, obsessus
ire, i(v)i + dat
occasionis, f
occidere, occidi, occisus
occupare, occupavi, occupatus

Part of Speech
noun irreg
verb 4
noun irreg
conjunction
adj
verb 2
verb irreg
noun 3
adverb
adverb
adverb
adj
pron
pron
adj
verb 3
adj
noun 3

Classification
general
general
general
general
political
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general

adj
adverb
noun 2
adverb
adverb
verb 1
noun 2
prep
verb 3 dep
noun 3
verb 2
verb phrase
noun 3
verb 3
verb 1

general
general
general
general
general
general
military
general
general
military
military
military
general
military
military

Meaning(s)
no one, nobody
not know
nothing
unless, if not, except
noble, famous
hurt, harm
not want, be unwilling, refuse
name
not
not yet
surely?
some, several
we, us
our
known, well-known, famous
know
new, fresh, recent
night
by night
no, none, not any
surelynot, whether
number
never
now
announce, report
messenger, message, news
because of, on account of
forget
hostage
besiege, blockade
meet, go to meet, oppose, resist
opportunity, occasion
kill
seize, take possession of, occupy

Latin
oculus
odi
odium
offero
officium
olim
omitto
omnis
onus
opera
oportet
oppidum
opportunus
opprimo
oppugno
(ops)
opus
ora
oratio
ordo
orior
orno
oro
os
ostendo
otium
paene
palam
par
parco

Notes
oculi, m
odisse
odii, n
odio est + dat
offerre, obtuli, oblatus
officii, n
indeclinable
omittere, omisi, omissus
omne
omnino
oneris, n
operae, f
operam do
oportere, oportuit
oppidi, n
opportuna, opportunum
opprimere, oppressi, oppressus
oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus
opis, f
operis, n
opus est esse, fuit + abl (impersonal)
orae, f
orationis, f
ordinis, m
oriri, ortus sum
ornare, ornavi, ornatus
orare, oravi, oratus
oris, n
ostendere, ostendi, ostentus
otii, n
indeclinable
indeclinable
paris
parcere, peperci + dat

Part of Speech
noun 2
verb irreg
noun 2
verb phrase
verb irreg
noun 2
adverb
verb 3
adj
adverb
noun 3
noun 1
verb phrase
verb 2 impersonal
noun 2
adj
verb 3
verb 1
noun 3
noun 3
verb phrase
noun 1
noun 3
noun 3
verb 4 dep
verb 1
verb 1
noun 3
verb 3
noun 2
adverb
adverb
adj
verb 3

Classification
general
general
general
general
political
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
general
military
military
military
general
general
general
legal
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military

Meaning(s)
eye
hate
hatred
be hated by
present, offer
duty, task, function
once, formerly, one day
neglect, disregard, make no mention of
all, every
altogether, at all, entirely
burden, load
work, effort, attention, trouble
I take pains, give attention (to)
be necessary, ought, must
town
suitable, opportune
overwhelm, crush, weigh down
attack
help; (pl) resources, riches
work, toil, construction
there is need (of)
coast
speech
rank, order, line
rise, start, originate
adorn, decorate, provide, equip
beg
mouth, face
show, point out, indicate
leisure, idleness, peace
almost, nearly
openly
equal
spare

Latin
parens
pareo
pario
paro
pars
parvus
passim
passus
pater
patior
patria
pauci
paulatim
paulisper
paulum, paulo
pauper
pax
pecunia
pedes
pello
per
perdo
pereo
perficio
periculum
peritus
permitto
persuadeo
perterritus
pervenio
pes
peto
pilum

Notes
parentis, m and f
parere, parui + dat
parere, peperi, partus
parare, paravi, paratus
partis, f
parva, parvum
indeclinable
passus, m
mille passus
patris, m
pati, passus sum
patriae, f
paucae, pauca
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
pauperis
pacis, f
pecuniae, f
peditis, m
pellere, pepuli, pulsus
+ acc
perdere, perdidi, perditus
perire, perii
perficere, perfeci, perfectus
periculi, n
perita, peritum + gen or abl
permittere, permisi, permissus
persuadere, persuasi + dat
perterrita, perterritum
pervenire, perveni
pedis, m
petere, petivi, petitus
pili, n

Part of Speech
noun 3
verb 2
verb 3
verb 1
noun 3
adj
adverb
noun 4

Classification
domestic
general
general
general
general
general
general
general

noun 3
verb 3 dep
noun 1
adj plural
adverb
adverb
adverb
adj
noun 3
noun 1
noun 3
verb 3
prep
verb 3
verb irreg
verb 3
noun 2
adj
verb 3
verb 2
adj
verb 4
noun 3
verb 3
noun 2

domestic
general
political
general
general
general
general
general
military
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military

Meaning(s)
parent; (pl) relations
obey
win, acquire, gain, secure
prepare, provide
part, some, direction
small
in all directions, far and wide
pace
mile
father
suffer, endure, allow
homeland, native land
few, a few
gradually, little by little
for a short time
a little, somewhat
poor
peace
money
infantry
push, drive, rout
through, throughout, along
destroy, lose
die, perish, be ruined
bring about, complete, perfect
danger
skilled (in)
hand over, entrust, permit, allow
persuade, convince
very frightened
reach, arrive
foot
seek, ask for, make for, attack
javelin

Latin
placet
plebs
plenus
plerique
poena
polliceor
pono
pons
populus
porta
porto
portus
posco
possum
post
post
postea
postquam
postremus
postridie
postulo
potens
potestas
potior
potius
praebeo
praeda
praemium
praeficio
praesidium
praesum
praeter
praeterea

Notes
placere, placuit + dat
plebis, f
plena, plenum
pleraeque, pleraque
poenae, f
poenas do
polliceri, pollicitus sum
ponere, posui, positus
pontis, m
populi, m
portae, f
portare, portavi, portatus
portus, m
poscere, poposci
posse, potui
+ acc
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
postrema, postremum
indeclinable
postulare, postulavi, postulatus
potentis
potestatis, f
potiri, potitus sum + gen or abl
indeclinable
praebere, praebui, praebitus
praedae, f
praemii, n
praeficere, praefeci, praefectus
praesidii, n
praeesse, praefui + dat
+ acc
indeclinable

Part of Speech
verb 2 impersonal
noun 3
adj
adj
noun 1
verb phrase
verb 2 dep
verb 3
noun 3
noun 2
noun 1
verb 1
noun 4
verb 3
verb irreg
prep
adverb
adverb
conjunction
adj
adverb
verb 1
adj
noun 3
verb 4
adverb
verb 2
noun 1
noun 2
verb 3
noun 2
verb irreg
prep
adverb

Classification
general
political
general
general
legal
general
general
general
political
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
political
general
general
general
military
general
military
military
military
general
general

Meaning(s)
it pleases, suits, it is resolved
the people, common people
full, filled
most, the majority
punishment, penalty
pay the penalty, am punished
promise
put, place, set up (camp)
bridge
people, nation
gate
carry, bear, take
harbour, port
demand, ask for
can, be able
behind, after
afterwards, next
afterwards, then
after, when
last
on the next day
demand, ask
powerful
power, authority, opportunity
seize, get possession of
rather, more
provide, give, show, offer
booty, plunder
prize, reward
put in charge of
protection, garrison, fortification
be in charge of
beyond, except, besides
besides, moreover, in addition

Latin
praetor
precor
pretium
primus
princeps
prior
prius
priusquam
pro
procedo
procul
prodo
proelium
proficiscor
progredior
promitto
prope
propter
provincia
proximus
publicus
pudor
puella
puer
pugna
pugno
punio
puto
quaero
qualis?
quam
quamquam
quando?

Notes
praetoris, m
precari, precatus sum
pretii, n
prima, primum
principis, m
prioris
indeclinable
indeclinable
+ abl
procedere, processi
indeclinable
prodere, prodidi, proditus
proelii, n
proficisci, profectus sum
progredi, progressus sum
promittere, promisi, promissus
+ acc
+ acc
provinciae, f
proxima, proximum
publica, publicum
pudoris, m
puellae, f
pueri, m
pugnae, f
pugnare, pugnavi
punire, punivi, punitus
putare, putavi, putatus
quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus
quale
indeclinable
quam + superlative
indeclinable
indeclinable

Part of Speech
noun 3
verb 1 dep
noun 2
adj
noun 3
adj
adverb
conjunction
prep
verb 3
adverb
verb 3
noun 2
verb 3 dep
verb 3 dep
verb 3
prep
prep
noun 1
adj
adj
noun 3
noun 1
noun 2
noun 1
verb 1
verb 4
verb 1
verb 3
adj
adverb

Classification
political
religious
general
general
political
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
political
general
political
general
general
general
military
military
legal
general
general
general
general

conjunction
adverb

general
general

Meaning(s)
praetor (acted as judge or governor)
pray, pray to, beg
price, value
first, chief
emperor, chief, chieftain
previous, former
before, previously
before, until
in front of, for, on behalf of, in return for
advance, proceed
far away, distant
betray, surrender
battle
set out, depart
advance, proceed
promise
near
on account of, because of
province
nearest, next, last
public, common
shame, modesty, honour, disgrace
girl
boy
fight, battle
fight
punish
think, consider, reckon
search for, ask for, ask, inquire
what sort of?
how, than, as
as ... as possible
although
when?

Latin
quantus?
quasi
-que
queror
qui
quia
quidam
quidem
ne ... quidem
quies
quis?
quisquam
quisque
quisquis
quo?
quoad
quod
quomodo?
quoniam
quoque
quot?
quotiens
rapio
ratio
recens
recipio
recito
rectus
reddo
redeo
refero

Notes
quanta, quantum
indeclinable
indeclinable
queri, questus sum
quae, quod
indeclinable
quaedam, quoddam
indeclinable
indeclinable
quietis, f
quid
quicquam
quaeque, quidque
quicquid
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
quod si
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
rapere, rapui, raptus
rationis, f
recentis
recipere, recepi, receptus
me recipio
recitare, recitavi, recitatus
recta, rectum
reddere, reddidi, redditus
redire, redii
referre, rettuli, relatus
pedem/me refero

Part of Speech
adj
adverb
conjunction
verb 3 dep
pron
conjunction
pron
adverb
adverb
noun 3
pron
pron
pron
pron
adverb
conjunction
conjunction
conjunction
adverb
conjunction
conjunction
adj
adverb
verb 3
noun 3
adj
verb 3
verb phrase
verb 1
adj
verb 3
verb irreg
verb irreg
verb phrase

Classification
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
general
general
general
military
general
general
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
how big? how much?
as if, just as, nearly
and
complain
who, which, that
because
one, a certain, some
indeed, in fact, however
not ... even
rest, peace, quiet
who? what? any
anyone, anything
each, each one, every
whoever, whatever
where to?
as long as, until
because, (as to) the fact that
but if
how? in what way?
since
also, too
how many?
how often? as often as
seize, grab, carry off, plunder
account, reckoning, manner, reason
recent, fresh
regain, receive, welcome
retreat, withdraw
recite, read aloud
straight, direct, right, proper
give back, restore, hand over, make
return, go back, come back
bring back, report, refer
retreat

Latin
reficio
regina
regnum
rego
regredior
relinquo
reliquus
repente
res
res publica
resisto
respondeo
responsum
restituo
retineo
rex
ripa
rogo
rumpo
rursus
rus
sacerdos
saepe
saevus
salus
saluto
sanguis
sapiens
sapientia
satis
scelus
scio
scribo
scutum

Notes
reficere, refeci, refectus
reginae, f
regni, n
regere, rexi, rectus
regredi, regressus sum
relinquere, reliqui, relictus
reliqua, reliquum
indeclinable
rei, f
rei publicae, f
resistere, restiti + dat
respondere, respondi, responsus
responsi, n
restituere, restitui, restitutus
retinere, retinui, retentus
regis, m
ripae, f
rogare, rogavi, rogatus
rumpere, rupi, ruptus
indeclinable
ruris, n
sacerdotis, m and f
indeclinable
saeva, saevum
salutis, f
salutare, salutavi, salutatus
sanguinis, m
sapientis
sapientiae, f
indeclinable
sceleris, n
scire, scivi, scitus
scribere, scripsi, scriptus
scuti, n

Part of Speech
verb 3
noun 1
noun 2
verb 3
verb 3 dep
verb 3
adj
adverb
noun 5
noun phrase
verb 3
verb 2
noun 2
verb 3
verb 2
noun 3
noun 1
verb 1
verb 3
adverb
noun 3
noun 3
adverb
adj
noun 3
verb 1
noun 3
adj
noun 1
adj
noun 3
verb 4
verb 3
noun 2

Classification
general
political
political
political
general
general
general
general
general
political
military
general
general
general
general
political
general
general
general
general
general
religious
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
legal
general
general
military

Meaning(s)
repair, restore, refresh
queen
kingdom, reign, rule
rule, direct
go back, return
leave, leave behind, abandon
the rest of, the other
suddenly
thing, affair, matter, business
state, republic
resist, oppose
answer, reply
answer, reply
restore, give back
hold back, restrain, keep
king
bank
ask, ask for
break, burst, break through
back, again
country
priest, priestess
often
savage, cruel
health, safety, greeting
greet, salute
blood
wise, sensible
wisdom, good sense
enough
crime, wickedness
know
write
shield

Latin
se
secundus
sed
sedes
semel
semper
senator
senatus
senex
sententia
sentio
sequor
servo
servus
si
sic
sicut
signum
silentium
silva
similis
simul
simulac,
sine
sinister
sinistra
sino
sive, seu
socius
sol
soleo
solum
solus
solvo

Notes
sui
secunda, secundum
indeclinable
sedis, f
indeclinable
indeclinable
senatoris, m
senatus, m
senis, m
sententiae, f
sentire, sensi, sensus
sequi, secutus sum
servare, servavi, servatus
servi, m
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
signi, n
silentii, n
silvae, f
simile
indeclinable
(simulatque) indeclinable
+ abl
sinistra, sinistrum
sinistrae, f
sinere, sivi, situs
indeclinable
socii, m
solis, m
solere, solitus sum
indeclinable
sola, solum
solvere, solvi, solutus

Part of Speech
pron
adj
conjunction
noun 3
adverb
adverb
noun 3
noun 4
noun 3
noun 1
verb 4
verb 3 dep
verb 1
noun 2
conjunction
adverb
adverb
noun 2
noun 2
noun 1
adj
adverb
conjunction
prep
adj
noun 1
verb 3
conjunction
noun 2
noun 3
verb 2 semidep
adverb
adj
verb 3

Classification
general
general
general
domestic
general
general
political
political
general
legal
general
general
general
domestic
general
general
general
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
general
general
general
general
military

Meaning(s)
himself, herself, itself, themselves
following, next, second, favourable
but
seat, temple, home
once
always
senator
senate
old man
opinion, judgement, sentence
feel, notice, hear, judge
follow, pursue, attend
save, protect, keep
slave
if
thus, in this way
just as, like, as, as if
sign, signal, standard
silence
wood, forest
similar, like
at the same time, together
as soon as
without
left, on the left, unfavourable
left hand, left side
allow, permit
or if, whether
ally, comrade, companion
sun, sunlight
be accustomed
only
alone, only, alone
loose, pay

Latin
somnus
sonus
soror
spatium
specto
sperno
spero
spes
spolium
statim
statuo
sto
studium
stultus
sub
subito
sum
summus
sumo
supero
supersum
superus
surgo
suscipio
suspicor
suus
tacitus
talis
tam
tamen
tandem
tango
tantum

Notes
navem solvo
somni, m
soni, m
sororis, f
spatii, n
spectare, spectavi, spectatus
spernere, sprevi, spretus
sperare, speravi, speratus
spei, f
spolii, n
indeclinable
statuere, statui, statutus
stare, steti
studii, n
stulta, stultum
+ abl or + acc
indeclinable
esse, fui
summa, summum
sumere, sumpsi, sumptus
superare, superavi, superatus
superesse, superfui
supera, superum
surgere, surrexi
suscipere, suscepi, susceptus
suspicari, suspicatus sum
sua, suum
tacita, tacitum
tale
indeclinable
indeclinable
indeclinable
tangere, tetigi, tactus
indeclinable

Part of Speech
verb phrase
noun 2
noun 2
noun 3
noun 2
verb 1
verb 3
verb 1
noun 5
noun 2
adverb
verb 3
verb 1
noun 2
adj
prep
adverb
verb irreg
adj
verb 3
verb 1
verb irreg
adj
verb 3
verb 3
verb 1 dep
pron
adj
adj
adverb
adverb
adverb
verb 3
adverb

Classification Meaning(s)
set sail
general
sleep
general
noise, sound
domestic
sister
general
interval, space, distance
general
look at, watch
general
despise, reject, scorn
general
hope, expect
general
hope
military
booty, spoil(s)
general
at once, immediately
general
fix, determine, decide, arrange
general
stand, stand firm
general
eagerness, study, devotion
general
stupid, foolish
general
under, beneath; up to
general
suddenly
general
be
general
highest, greatest, top (of)
general
take, take up
military
overcome, overpower
general
be left, remain, survive
general
upper, higher
general
get up, stand up, rise
general
take up, undertake, begin, bear
legal
mistrust, suspect
general
his (own), her (own), its (own), their (own)
general
quiet, silent, in silence
general
such
general
so
general
however, nevertheless, yet
general
at last, finally
general
touch
general
only

Latin
tantus
tectum
tego
telum
tempestas
templum
tempus
teneo
tergum
terra
terreo
terror
timeo
timor
tollo
tot
totus
trado
traho
trans
tristis
tu
tum
tumultus
turba
tutus
tuus
ubi
ubique
ullus
ultimus
umquam
una
unda

Notes
tanta, tantum
tecti, n
tegere, texi, tectus
teli, n
tempestatis, f
templi, n
temporis, n
tenere, tenui, tentus
tergi, n
terrae, f
terrere, terrui, territus
terroris, m
timere, timui
timoris, m
tollere, sustuli, sublatus
indeclinable
tota, totum
tradere, tradidi, traditus
trahere, traxi, tractus
+ acc
triste
tui
indeclinable
tumultus, m
turbae, f
tuta, tutum
tua, tuum
indeclinable
indeclinable
ulla, ullum
ultima, ultimum
indeclinable
indeclinable
undae, f

Part of Speech
adj
noun 2
verb 3
noun 2
noun 3
noun 2
noun 3
verb 2
noun 2
noun 1
verb 2
noun 3
verb 2
noun 3
verb 3
adj
adj
verb 3
verb 3
prep
adj
pron
adverb
noun 4
noun 1
adj
pron
adverb
adverb
adj
adj
adverb
adverb
noun 1

Classification
general
general
general
military
general
religious
general
general
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
general
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
so great, such a great, so much
roof, house
cover, protect, hide
weapon, javelin, missile
weather, storm, time
temple
time
hold, keep, maintain
back, rear
ground, land, earth
frighten
terror, panic
fear, be afraid
fear, anxiety
raise, lift up, remove, destroy
so many
the whole, entire, all
hand over, entrust, hand down, surrender
pull, drag, draw
across, over
sad, gloomy, grim
you (singular)
then, next
uproar, disturbance, civil war
crowd, mob, disturbance, multitude
safe
your (singular)
where? where, when
everywhere
any
furthest, last, utmost
ever
together
wave

Latin
unde
undique
urbs
usque
usus
ut
ut
uter?
uterque
utrum
utor
uxor
valeo
validus
-ve
vehementer
veho
vel
velut
venio
ventus
verbum
vereor
vero
verto
verus
vesper
vester
vestis
veto
vetus
via

Notes
indeclinable
indeclinable
urbis, f
indeclinable
usus, m
usui est
indeclinable + indic.
indeclinable + subjunc.
utra, utrum
utraque, utrumque
indeclinable
uti, usus sum + abl
uxoris, f
valere, valui
valida, validum
indeclinable
indeclinable
vehere, vexi, vectus
indeclinable
indeclinable
venire, veni
venti, m
verbi, n
vereri, veritus sum
indeclinable
vertere, verti, versus
terga verto
vera, verum
vesperis or vesperi, m
vestra, vestrum
vestis, f
vetare, vetui, vetitus
veteris
viae, f

Part of Speech
adverb
adverb
noun 3
adverb
noun 4
verb phrase
conjunction
conjunction
pron
pron
adverb
verb 3 dep
noun 3
verb 2
adj
conjunction
adverb
verb 3
conjunction
adverb
verb 4
noun 2
noun 2
verb 2 dep
adverb
verb 3
verb phrase
adj
noun 2 + 3
pron
noun 3
verb 1
adj
noun 1

Classification
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
domestic
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general

Meaning(s)
from where, whence
from all sides, on all sides
city, town, Rome
all the way, right up to, continuously
use, experience, practice
it is useful
as, where, when, how
that, so that
which (of two)?
each (of two), both
whether
use, enjoy
wife
be strong, have influence
strong, powerful
or
violently, loudly, strongly
carry, bear, convey
or, either
just as, like, as, as if
come
wind
word
fear, be afraid
indeed, in fact, however
turn
retreat
true, real
evening
your (pl)
clothes
forbid, ordernot
old
street, road, way, path

Latin
victor
victoria
video
videor
villa
vinco
vir
virtus
vis
vita
vito
vivo
vivus
vix
voco
volo
vos
vox
vulnero
vulnus
vultus

Notes
victoris, m
victoriae, f
videre, vidi, visus
videri, visus sum
villae, f
vincere, vici, victus
viri, m
virtutis, f
pl vires, f
vitae, f
vitare, vitavi, vitatus
vivere, vixi
viva, vivum
indeclinable
vocare, vocavi, vocatus
velle, volui
vestrum
vocis, f
vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus
vulneris, n
vultus, m

Part of Speech
noun 3
noun 1
verb 2
verb 2 dep
noun 1
verb 3
noun 2
noun 3
noun irreg
noun 1
verb 1
verb 3
adj
adverb
verb 1
verb irreg
pron
noun 3
verb 1
noun 3
noun 4

Classification
military
military
general
general
domestic
military
general
military
military
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
general
military
military
general

Meaning(s)
victor, conqueror
victory
see
seem, appear, be seen
country-house, estate, farm
conquer, defeat, win, be victorious
man, husband
courage, virtue
force, violence; (pl) strength, forces
life
avoid
live, be alive, (+ abl) live on
alive, living
hardly, scarcely, with difficulty
call, summon, invite, name
want, wish, be willing, intend
you (plural)
voice, shout, word
wound, injure
wound, injury
face, expression