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Latin Vocab

The document is a comprehensive list of Latin verbs, nouns, adverbs, and phrases along with their English translations. It includes various actions, descriptions, and common expressions, providing a useful reference for Latin vocabulary. The content is organized into categories, making it easier to navigate and study.

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Latin Vocab

The document is a comprehensive list of Latin verbs, nouns, adverbs, and phrases along with their English translations. It includes various actions, descriptions, and common expressions, providing a useful reference for Latin vocabulary. The content is organized into categories, making it easier to navigate and study.

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Scribit: writes

Sedet: sits
bibit : drinks
Legit: reads
Adiuvat: helps
Laborat: works
Dormit: sleeps
Intrat: enters
Circumspectat: looks round
Spectat: looks at
Salit: jumps
Stat: stands
Stertit: snores
Latrat: barks
Surgit: gets up
Clamat: shouts
Exit: exits
Salutat: greets
Vocat: calls
Visitat: visits
Numerat: counts
Respondet: replies
Recumbit: lies down
Cantat: sings
Coquit: cooks
Audit: hears
Exspectat: waits for
Portat: carries
Gustat: tastes
Delectact: pleases
Laudat: praises
Videt: sees
Consumit: eats
Cenat: dines
Vituperat: curses
Agit: does
Ambulat: walks
Venit: comes
Pulsat: punches/knocks
Aperit: opens
Ducit: leads
Pingit: paints
Petit: attacks
Tenet: holds
Verberat: strikes
Revenit: returns
Inquit: says
Tondet: trims
Recitat: recites
Ridet: laughs
Secat: cuts
Fluit: flows
Quaerit: searches for
Discit: learns
Habet: has
Cupit: wants
Componit: arranges
Emit: buys
Custodit: guards
Capit: catches
Adest: is here
Abest: is out
Aberat: was out
Adsunt: are here
Abit: goes away
Reddit: gives back
Imprimit:presses
Tradit: hands over
Currit: runs
Debet: owes
Accusat: accuses
Probat: proves
Celat: hides
Convinct: convicts
Dicit: says
Contendit: hurries
Ruit: rushes
Dat: gives
Discedit: departs
Manet: remains
Facit: makes
Vexat: annoys
Plaudit: applauds
Vendit: sells
Postulat: demands
Incitat: urges
Festinat: hurries
Superat: overpowers
Agitat: chases
Invitat: invites
Lacrimat: cries
Excitat: wakes up
Narat: tells
Parat: prepares
Rogat: asks
Administrat: manages
Vagit: wails
Necat: kills
Servat: saves
Habitat: lives
Pugnat: fights
Timet: fears
Terret: frightens
Mittit: sends
Hausit: drained
Lucet: shiens
Conspicit: catches sight of
Deponit: takes off
Evanuit: vanished
Apparet: appears
Ululat: howls
Inspicit: inspects
Intellegit: understands
Tacet: is silent
Vibrat: waves
Vivit: is alive
Explicavit: explained
Procedet: proceeds
Desperat: despairs
Destrinxit: drew out
Fugit: flees
Complet: fills
Edit: presents
Celebrat: celebrates
Sonuit: sounded
Provocat: challenges
Evitat: avoids
Decipit: deceives
Vulnerat: wounds
Vertit: turned
Interfecit: kills
Nunitat: announces
Esuriet: is hungry
Retinet: holds back
Emittit: throws
Percussit: struck
Ostendit: shows
Exclamat: exclaims
Deloet: hurts
Extraxit: pulled out
Agnoscit: recognises
Fert(tulit): carries
Offert(obtulit): offers
Evolavit: flew
Rediit: went back
Accipit: accepts
Elegit: chose
consentit: agrees
Induit: puts on
Gerit: wears
Delet: destroys
Amittit: loses
Promisit: promises
Corrigit: amends
Erasit: removed
Excitat: wakes up

Titulus: notice
Candidatus: candidate
Vir: man
Scriptor: signwriter
Caupo: inkeeper
Murus: wall
Caudex idiot
Insula: block of flats
Consillius: plan
Inscriptio: writing
Pater: father
Mater: mother
Filius: son
Filia: duaghter
Servus: slave
Coquus: cook
Canis: dog
Ancilla: female slave
Tablinium: study
Atrium: atrium
Triclinium: dining room
Hortus; garden
Cubiculum: bedroom
Gratiae: thanks
Culina: kitchen
Via: street
Salus: safety
Cibus: food
Mensa: table
Mercator: merchant
Amicus: friend
Villa: house
Argentarius: banker
Lectus: couch
Pavo: peacock
Cena: dinner
Vinum: wine
Negotium: business
Venalicius: slave dealer
Artifex: artist
Tonsor: barber
Ianua: door
Misso: release
Leo: lion
Taberna
Sella: chair
Poeta: poet
Fabula: play
Graecus: (poor) Greek
Cera: waxtablet
Anulus: ring
Signum: seal
Basilica: lwa court
Mendax: liar
Testis: witness
Turba: crowd
Puella: girls
Nemo: no one
Scaena: stage
Urbs: city
Pugna: fight
Contentio: argument
Fur: theif
Nihil: nothing
Hospes: guest
Nox: night
Luna: moon
Centurio: centurion
Hic: this
Hanc: this
Pax: peace

Quod: because
Sed: but
Mox: soon
Et: and
Tamen: however
Postquam: after
Fortasse: perhaps
Tantum: only

ADVERB:
Quoque: also
Magnifice
Ferociter: fiercely
Statim: at once
Semper: always
Subbito: suddenly
Tandem: at last
Laete: happily
Commotus: moved
Paene: almost
Valve: very
Tum: then
Nunc: now
Olim: once
Nisi: except
Tacite: quietly
Ita: in this way
Igitur: therefore
Facile: easily
Celeriter: quickly
Quam celerrime: as quickly as possible
Numquam: never
Timide: nervously
Saepe: often
Frusta: in vain
Graviter: seriously
Fortiter: bravely
Vehementer: loudly
Intente: carefully
Tacite: quietly
Mane: in the morning
Diligenter: carefully
Suaviter: sweetly
Iterum: again
Nullus: no​
Laetus
Optimus: excellent
(SUPERLATIVE)
Magnus: big
Ferox: fierce
Fortis: brave
Scurrilis: rude
Perterritus: terrfied
Multus: much
Multi: many
Anxia: worried
Docta: skillful
Probus: honest
Magnificus
Expeditus: lightly armed
Otiosi: on holiday
Omnes: all
Maxima: very big
(SUPERLATIVE)
Magna: big
Totus: whole
Noster: our
Solus: alone
Fidelis: faithful
Ignes: huge
Mirabilis: strange
Plena: full
Notis: famous
Notissimus: very famous
Sollicitus: troubled
Tristis: sad
Callidus: clever
Stultus: stupid
Novum: new
Intus; inside
Ignavus: lazy
Miserandus: pitiful
Stulissimus: very stupid
Immotus: still
Contentus: satisfied
Aeger: sick
Ignavus: cowardly
Audax: bold
Medius: middle
Novus: new
Fractus:broken
Sordidus: filthy
Pulcher: beautiful
Nimium: too much
Pauper: poor
Iterum: again
Melior” better
Meliores quam: better than
Turbulentus: unruly
Miserandus: pitiful
Felices: lucky
Quam pulcher: how handsome
(STILL A POSITIVE)
Nobilis: noble
Liberalis: generous
Paratus: ready
Occupatus; busy
Multus: much
Multi: many
Anxius: worried
Valde: very
Alius: another
Insanus: mad
Notis: famous
Attonitus: astonished
Pessimus: very bad
Sola: alone
Quanti: how much

In: in/on
Prope: near
De: down from
Per: through
Cum: with
E: from

Erade!: erase!
Placetne tibi: does it please you?
Mihi placet
Satis: enough
Euge: hurray
Eheu: oh dear
Abi!: go away
Minime: no
Abite!: go away
Corrige!: amend
Salve: HEllow
Ita vero: yes

Sibi: to herself/himself
Ille: that
Eum: him/her/it
Tuus: your
Suus: his/her
Hic, hoc, hanc, haec, hunc: this
Huc: huc
Hae: these
Ibi: there
Eos: them

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