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

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