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Latin Lesson: Teach Yourself Beginner's Latin: UNIT 8-vocabulary

Description:   Vocabularly for Unit 8 of Teach Yourself Beginner's Latin

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Card # Latin English Image
1 Aurora dawn
2 Martialis-is Martial
3 ad legendum to [our] reading
4 agamus [we] should do
5 alii the other (pl.)
6 allegoria-ae allegory
7 amare to love
8 ambulare to walk
9 ambulo I walk
10 amica-ae girlfriend
11 amo [I] love
12 an or
13 cadunt [they] fall
14 cecidit [s/he] fell
15 certe at least, of course
16 conspexit [s/he] caught sight of
17 credidit [s/he] believed
18 curare to care for, look after
19 curo [I] care for, look after
20 damnare to condemn
21 damno [I] condemn
22 dare to give
23 de from, about
24 debeo [I] owe/ought
25 debere to owe/ought to
26 deinde then
27 desiderare to long for
28 desidero I long for
29 devorare to eat
30 devoro [I] eat
31 dicebat [s/he] said
32 dicit [s/he] says
33 difficile difficult
34 diligentia-ae attentiveness
35 disputet let [him/her] dispute
36 divitiae-arum riches
37 do [I] give
38 doceo [I] teach
39 docere to teach
40 doleo [I] grieve
41 dolere to grieve
42 ducunt [they] bring
43 duos two
44 eam her
45 eis them
46 equitare to ride
47 equito [I] ride
48 ergo so, therefore
49 exemplum-i example, precedent
50 explicare to explain
51 explico [I] explain
52 exscribendus-a-um to be written out
53 exscribere to write out
54 fabula-ae story
55 falsus-a-um false
56 famulus-i attendant
57 formido scary
58 fortunatus-a-um happy, lucky
59 grave serious
60 habeo [I] have
61 habere to have
62 habitare to live
63 habito [I] live
64 hoc ... hic this ... this
65 hunc this
66 iaceo [I] lie
67 iacere to lie
68 illic over there
69 in illos in them
70 intrare to enter
71 intro [I] enter
72 iubeo [I] order
73 iubere to order
74 iussit [s/he] told, ordered
75 labor-is work
76 laborabis [you] will work
77 laborare to work
78 laboro [I] work
79 lascive wantonly
80 laudare to praise
81 laudo [I] praise
82 leve unimportant
83 magni much, greatly
84 maneo [I] remain, stay
85 manere to remain, stay
86 minus less
87 moneo [I] warn
88 monere to warn
89 monstrare to show, point out
90 monstro [I] show, point out
91 mortuus-a-um dead
92 mutilare to mutilate
93 mutilo [I] mutilate
94 narrare to recount, tell
95 narro [I] recount, tell
96 nec and ... not
97 nugae-arum triffles, nonsense
98 o tempora o mores! What an age! What morals!
99 olim once [upon a time]
100 opulentus-a-um well-heeled, rich
101 orare to beg/pray
102 origo-inis origin
103 oro [I] beg/pray
104 paganus-i pagan
105 parare to prepare
106 paro [I] prepare
107 pecunia-ae money
108 per totum diem all day long
109 perficere to finish
110 pervigilare to lie awake all night
111 philosophus-i philosopher
112 plenus-a-um filled [with]
113 poeta-ae poet
114 pomum-i fruit
115 porta-ae gate
116 prope near
117 putare to think
118 putaverunt [they] thought
119 puto [I] think
120 quam than
121 quanti how much, at what value
122 quia that
123 quidem in fact
124 raeda-ae carriage
125 recitare to recite
126 recito [I] recite
127 regula-ae rule
128 relinquentes leaving
129 relinquit [s/he] leaves
130 respondeo [I] reply
131 respondere to reply
132 rideo [I] laugh/smile
133 ridere to laugh/smile
134 rogare to ask
135 rogo [I] ask
136 salutare to greet
137 saluto [I] greet
138 saucius-a-um wounded, smitten
139 sciat let [him/her] know
140 scientia-ae knowledge
141 scribendus-a-um should be written
142 sedeo [I] sit
143 sedere to sit
144 servare to save/preserve
145 servo [I] save/preserve
146 si if
147 sic thus
148 sicut just as, as if
149 solus-a-um only, alone
150 spectare to watch
151 specto [I] watch
152 stabulum-i stable
153 stare to stand
154 sto [I] stand
155 studium-i study
156 sub under
157 susurrare to whisper
158 susurro [I] whisper
159 taceo [I] am silent
160 tacere to be silent
161 teneo [I] hold
162 tenere to hold
163 theologus-i theologian
164 tibi [to] you
165 timeo [I] fear
166 timere to fear
167 tolerare to tolerate
168 tolero [I] tolerate
169 tolero-are endure, support
170 tuus-a-um your
171 unde from where
172 ut as
173 vacuo cratere with an empty bowl
174 vale dicit [s/he] says goodbye
175 viator-is traveler
176 video [I] see
177 videre to see
178 vigilare to lie awake
179 vis you want
180 vita-ae life
181 vitium-i vice
182 volare to fly
183 volitabat [s/he, it] was flying
184 volito [I] fly

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