Sign in to save your progress, vote, and build your own decks.Sign in
Latin AS Vocab (Second Half)
431 cards·by clememe
moenia
city walls, city
moneo
warn, advise, teach
mons
mountain
monstro
show, point out, indicate, instruct
morbus
sickness, disease
morior
die
mors
death
moror
delay
mora
delay
mos
habit, custom, character, morals
moveo
move
mox
soon
mulier
woman
multitudo
crowd, multitude
multus
much, many
munio
fortify, defend, guard
munus
service, duty, present
murus
wall, rampart
muto
change, alter
nam
for
narro
tell, relate
nascor
am born
natura
nature
nauta
sailor
navigo
sail
navis
ship
navis longa
warship
navis oneraria
merchant ship
-ne
?
ne
lest, that not
nec, necque
and not, nor, neither
necesse
necessary
neco
kill
neglego
neglect, disregard
nego
say no, deny, refuse, say that ...not
negotium
business
nemo
no one, nobody
nescio
not know
nihil
nothing
nisi
unless, if not, except
nobilis
noble, famous
noceo
hurt, harm
nolo
not want, be unwilling, refuse
nomen
name
non
not
nondum
not yet
NONNE?
surely
nonnulli
some, several
nos
we, us
noster
our
notus
known, well-known, famous,
novi
know
novus
new, fresh, recent
nox
night
noctu
by night
nullus
no, none, not any
num
surely...not, whether
numerus
number
numquam
never
nunc
now
nuntio
announce, report
nuntius
messenger, message, news
ob
because of, on account of
obliviscor
forget
obses
hostage
obsideo
besiege, blockade
obviam eo
meet, go to meet, oppose, resist
occasio
opportunity, occasion
occido
kill
occupo
seize, take possession of, occupy
oculus
eye
odi
hate
odium
hatred
odio est + dat
be hated by
offero
present, offer
officium
duty, task, function
olim
once, formerly, one day
omitto
neglect, disregard, make no mention of
omnis
all, every
omnino
altogether, at all, entirely
onus
burden, load
opera
work, effort, attention, trouble
operam do
i take pains, give attention (to)
oportet
be necessary, ought, must
oppidum
town
opportunus
suitable, opportune
opprimo
overwhelm, crush, weigh down
oppugno
attack
(ops)
help, resources, riches
opus
work, toil, construction
opus est esse, fuit + abl (impersonal)
there is need (of)
ora
coast
oratio
speech
ordo
rank, order, line
orior
rise, start, originate
orno
adorn, decorate, provide, equip
oro
beg
os
mouth, face
ostendo
show, point out, indicate
otium
leisure, idleness, peace
paene
almost, nearly
palam
openly
par
equal
parco
spare
parens
parent, relations
pareo
obey
pario
win, acquire, gain, secure
paro
prepare, provide
pars
part, some, direction
parvus
small
passim
in all directions, far and wide
passsus
pace
mille passus
mile
pater
father
patior
suffer, endure, allow
patria
homeland, native land
pauci
few, a few
paulatim
gradually, little by little
paulisper
for a short time
paulum, paulo
a little, somewhat
pauper
poor
pax
peace
pecunia
money
pedes
infantry
pello
push, drive, rout
per
through, throughout, along
perdo
destroy, lose
pereo
die, perish, be ruined
perficio
bring about, complete, perfect
periculum
danger
peritus
skilled
permitto
hand over, entrust, permit, allow
persuadeo
persuade, convince
perterritus
very frightened
pervenio
reach, arrive
pes
foot
peto
seek, ask for, make for, attack
pilum
javelin
placet
it pleases, suits, it is resolved
plebs
the people, common people
plenus
full, filled
plerique
most, the majority
poena
punishment, penalty
poenas do
pay the penalty, am punished
polliceor
promise
pono
put, place, set up (camp)
pons
bridge
populus
people, nation
porta
gate
porto
carry, bear, take
portus
harbour, port
posco
demand, ask for
possum
can, be able
post (+acc)
behind, after
post
afterwards, next
postea
afterwards, then
postquam
after, when
postremus
last
postridie
on the next day
postulo
demand, ask
potens
powerful
potestas
power, authority, opportunity
potior
seize, get possession of
potius
rather, more
praebeo
provide, give, show, offer
praeda
booty, plunder
praemium
prize, reward
praeficio
put in charge of
praesidium
protection, garrison, fortification
praesum
be in charge of
praeter
beyond, except, besides
praeterea
besides, moreover, in addition
praetor
praetor (acted as a judge or govenor)
precor
pray, pray to, beg
pretium
price, value
primus
first, chief
princeps
emperor, chief, chieftain
prior
previous, former
prius
before, previously
priusquam
before, until
pro
in front of, for, on behalf of, in return for
procedo
advance, proceed
procul
far away, distant
prodo
betray, surrender
proelium
battle
proficiscor
set out, depart
progredior
advance, proceed
promitto
promise
prope
near
propter
on account of, because of
provincia
province
proximus
nearest, next, last
publicus
public, common
pudor
shame, modesty, honour, disgrace
puella
girl
puer
boy
pugna
fight, battle
pugno
fight
punio
punish
puto
think, consider, rekon
quaero
search for, ask for, ask, inquire
qualis?
what sort of?
quam
how, than, as
quam + superlative
as ... as possible
quamquam
although
quando?
when?
quantus?
how big? how much?
quasi
as if, just as, nearly
-que
and
queror
complain
qui
who, which, that
quia
because
quidam
one, a certain, some
quidem
indeed, in fact, however
ne ... quidem
not ... even
quies
rest, peace, quiet
quis?
who? what? any
quisquam
anyone, anything
quisque
each, each one, every
quisquis
whoever, whatever
quo?
where to?
quoad
as long as, until
quod
because, (as to) the fact that
quod si
but if
quomodo?
how? in what way?
quoniam
since
quoque
also, too
quot?
how many?
quotiens
how often? as often as
rapio
seize, grab, carry off, plunder
ratio
account, reckoning, manner, reason
recens
recent, fresh
recipio
regain, receive, welcome
me recipio
retreat, withdraw
recito
recite, read aloud
rectus
straight, direct, right, proper
reddo
give back, restore, hand over, make
redeo
return, go back, come back
refero
bring bac, report, refer
pedem/me refero
retreat
reficio
repair, restore, refresh
regina
queen
regnum
kingdom, reign, rule
rego
rule, direct
regredior
go back, return
relinquo
leave, leave behind, abandon
reliquus
the rest of, the other
repente
suddenly
res
thing, affair, matter, business
res publica
state, republic
resisto
resist, oppose
respondeo
answer, reply
responsum
answer, reply
restituo
restore, give back
retineo
hold back, restrain, keep
rex
king
ripa
bank
rogo
ask, ask for
rumpo
break, burst, break through
rursus
back, again
rus
country
sacerdos
priest, priestess
saepe
often
saeve
savage, cruel
salus
health, safety, greeting
saluto
greet, salute
sanguis
blood
sapiens
wise, sensible
sapientia
wisdom, good sense
satis
enough
scelus
crime, wickedness
scio
know
scribo
write
scutum
shield
se
himself, herself, itself, themselves
secundus
following, next, second, favourable
sed
but
sedes
seat, temple, home
semel
once
semper
always
senator
senator
senatus
senate
senex
old man
sententia
opinion, judgement, question
sentio
feel, notice, hear, judge
sequor
follow, pursue, attend
servo
save, protect, keep
servus
slave
si
if
sic
thus, in this way
sicut
just as, like, as, as if
signum
sign, signal, standard
silentium
silence
silva
wood, forest
similis
similar, like
simul
at the same time, together
simulac
as soon as
sine
without
sinister
left, on the left, unfavourable
sinistra
left hand, left side
sino
allow, permit
sive, seu
or if, whether
socius
ally, comrade, companion
sol
sun, sunlight
soleo
be accustomed
solum
only
solus
alone, only
solvo
loose, pay
navem solvo
set sail
somnus
sleep
sonus
noise, sound
soror
sister
spatium
interval, space, distance
specto
look at, watch
sperno
despise, reject, scorn
spero
hope, expect
spes
hope
spolium
booty, spoil(s)
statim
at once, immediately
statuo
fix, determine, decide, arrange
sto
stand, stand firm
studium
eagerness, study, devotion
stultus
stupid, foolish
sub
under, beneath, up to
subito
suddenly
sum
be
summus
highest, greatest, top (of)
sumo
take, take up
supero
overcome, overpower
supersum
be left, remain, survive
superus
upper, higher
surgo
get up, stand up, rise
suscipio
take up, undertake, begin, bear
suspicor
mistrust, suspect
suus
his (own), her (own), its (own), their (own)
tacitus
quiet, silent, in silence
talis
such
tam
so
tamen
however, nevertheless, yet
tandem
at length, finally
tango
touch
tantum
only
tantus
so great, such a great, so much
tectum
roof, house
tego
cover, protect, hide
telum
weapon, javelin, missile
tempestas
weather, storm, time
templum
temple
tempus
time
teneo
hold, keep, maintain
tergum
back, rear
terra
ground, land, earth
terreo
frighten
terror
terror, panic
timeo
fear, be afraid
timor
fear, anxiety
tollo
raise, lift up, remove, destroy
tot
so many
totus
the whole, entire, all
trado
hand over, entrust, hand down, surrender
traho
pull, drag, draw
trans
across, over
tristis
sad, gloomy, grim
tu
you (singular)
tum
then, next
tumultus
uproar, disturbance, civil war
turba
crowd, mob, disturbance, multitude
tutus
safe
tuus
your (singular)
ubi
where?, where, when
ubique
everywhere
ullus
any
ultimus
furthest, last, utmost
umquam
ever
una
together
unda
wave
unde
from where, whence
undique
from all sides, on all sides
urbs
city, town, Rome
usque
all the way, right up to, continuously
usus
use, experience, practice
usui est
it is useful
ut (+ indic.)
as, where, when, how
ut (+ subjunc.)
that, so that
uter?
which (of two)?
uterque
each (of two), both
utrum
whether
utor
use, enjoy
uxor
wife
valeo
be strong, have influence
validus
strong, powerful
-ve
or
vehementer
violently, loudly, strongly
veho
carry, bear, convey
vel
or, either
velut
just as, like, as, as if
venio
come
ventus
wind
verbum
word
vereor
fear, be afraid
vero
indeed, in fact, however
verto
turn
terga verto
retreat
versus
true, real
vesper
evening
vester
your (plural)
vestis
clothes
veto
forbid, order ... not
vetus
old
via
street, road, way, path
victor
victor, conqueror
victoria
victory
video
see
videor
seem, appear, be seen
villa
country-house, estate, farm
vinco
conquer, defeat, win, be victorious
vir
man, husband
virtus
courage, virtue
vis
force, violence, strenght, forces
vita
life
vito
avoid
vivo
live, be alive, live on
vivus
alive, living
vix
hardly, scarcely, with difficulty
voco
call, summon, invite, name
volo
want, wish, be willing, intend
vos
you (plural)
vox
voice, word, shout
vulnero
wound, injure
vulnus
wound, injury
vultus
face, expression