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Latin Lesson: Teach Yourself Beginner's Latin: UNIT 10-vocabulary

Description:   Vocabulary for Unit 10 of Teach Yourself Beginner's Latin

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Card # Latin English Image
1 mittere to send
2 audire to hear
3 capere to take, capture
4 curro I run
5 currere to run
6 dico I say
7 dicere to say
8 duco I lead
9 ducere to lead
10 lego I read
11 legere to read
12 rego I rule
13 regere to rule
14 relinquo I leave
15 relinquere to leave
16 scribo [I] write
17 scribere to write
18 ascendo [I] climb
19 ascendere to climb
20 credo [I] believe
21 credere to believe
22 bibo [I] drink
23 bibere to drink
24 cado [I] fall
25 cadere to fall
26 emo [I] buy
27 emere to buy
28 ago [I] do
29 agere to do
30 vivo [I] live
31 vivere to live
32 venio [I] come
33 venire to come
34 dormio [I] sleep
35 dormire to sleep
36 scio [I] know
37 scire to know
38 sentio [I] feel
39 sentire to feel
40 sepelio [I] bury
41 sepelire to bury
42 aperio [I] open
43 aperire to open
44 facio [I] make
45 facere to make
46 fugio [I] flee
47 fugere to flee
48 incipio [I] begin
49 incipere to begin
50 perficio [I] complete
51 perficere to complete
52 recipio [I] regain/accept
53 recipere to regain/accept
54 annus-i year
55 campana-ae bell
56 caro, carnis flesh
57 Danus-i Dane, Viking
58 desino-ere leave off, abandon
59 dies days
60 fortuitus-a-um accidental
61 frater-tris brother
62 fuerat [s/he] had been
63 fundens pouring
64 genae-arum cheeks
65 hora-ae hour
66 lacrima-ae tear
67 mors, mortis death
68 paucus-a-um few
69 pavidus-a-um fearful
70 possideo-ere occupy
71 post after
72 postea afterwards
73 quoniam since
74 regio-nis region
75 regnum-i kingdom
76 resonantem resounding
77 rumor-is rumour, gossip
78 sanguis-inis blood
79 sine without
80 stimulus-i sting
81 tacitus-a-um silent, quiet
82 timor-is fear
83 trucidaverunt [they] murdered
84 tuus-a-um your
85 unus-a-um one
86 verbum-i word
87 victoria-ae victory
88 viginti twenty
89 vir-i man
90 visi erant [they] had been seen
91 voluisset had wanted
92 Vulgatum-i the Vulgate
93 vulgatus est was spread abroad
94 esse to be
95 posse to be able to
96 velle to want
97 aliquis someone
98 alter another
99 cum semel as soon as
100 demitto-ere lower
101 eum him
102 exiguus-a-um slender, scant
103 esequiae-arum funeral
104 fleo-ere weep
105 gementem groaning
106 hulus of this
107 iterum again
108 libellus-i book
109 lux-cis light, life
110 miserabilis-e pitiable
111 murmuro-are murmur
112 nox, noctis night
113 occidit [s/he] kills/killed or falls/fell
114 occido-ere to fall or kill
115 perpetuus-a-um unending
116 pluit it is raining
117 pompa-ae procession
118 praeter except, besides
119 proximus-a-um nearest, previous
120 quando when
121 redeo-ire return
122 rogavit [s/he] asked
123 sepulcrum-i grave
124 sol-is sun, day
125 spectans watching
126 tam cito so quickly
127 tertius-a-um third
128 vicesimo et quinto in the twenty-fifth

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