Cambridge Latin Course Stage 28-30 Vocab 67 entries
Vocab from Stages 28-30 of the Cambridge Latin Course| Vocable | Translation |
|---|---|
| ac (=atque) Conjunction | and, and also, and even, as |
| adhuc Adverb | yet, so far, still, thus far, till now, to this p… |
| affectus/affecta/affectum, AO Adjective | endowed with, possessed of, minded, affected, imp… |
| afficio, afficis, afficere M, affeci, affectum Verb | manage, influence, make |
| ambo Other | both |
| arrogantia, arrogantiae [f.] A Noun | insolence, arrogance, conceit, haughtiness, presu… |
| ascendo, ascendis, ascendere C, ascendcendi, ascendcensum Verb | To ascend |
| audacia, audaciae [f.] A Noun | boldness, daring, courage, confidence, recklessne… |
| augeo, auges, augere E, auxi, auctum Verb | enlarge, extend, increase |
| beneficium, beneficii [n.] O Noun | boon, benefit |
| captivus, captivi [m.] O Noun | captive, prisoner |
| circumvenio, circumvenis, circumvenire I, circumveni, circumventum Verb | encircle, surround, assail, beset, enclose, circu… |
| constituo, constituis, constituere C, constitui, constitutum Verb | decide, establish, settle, resolve |
| consulo, consulis, consulere C, consului, consultum Verb | interview, survey, consult |
| corpus, corporis [n.] C Noun | body, corpus |
| defendo, defendis, defendere C, defendi, defensum Verb | ward off, defend, protect |
| demitto, demittis, demittere C, demisi, demissum Verb | drop, let fall, sink, send/cast/go/flow/float/slo… |
| diligo, diligis, diligere C, dilexi, dilectum Verb | esteem, love |
| dirus/dira/dirum, AO Adjective | awful/dire/dreadful (omen), ominous/frightful/ter… |
| dives, divitis M Adjective | rich/wealthy, costly, fertile/productive (land), … |
| divitia, divitiae [f.] A Noun | riches (pl.), wealth |
| doleo, doles, dolere E, dolui, dolitum Verb | hurt, feel/suffer pain, grieve, be afflicted/pain… |
| dolor, doloris [m.] C Noun | pain, grief |
| gemitus, gemitus [m.] U Noun | groan, sigh, roaring |
| gens, gentis [f.] M Noun | folk, nation, people, tribe, clan, Gentiles |
| heres, heredis [m.] C Noun | heir, heiress |
| incedo, incedis, incedere C, incessi, incessum Verb | advance, march, approach, step, walk, march along |
| iniuria, iniuriae [f.] A Noun | injustice |
| ira, irae [f.] A Noun | anger, wrath, rage |
| liberi, liberorum [m.] O (Pl.) Noun | children (pl.), (sg. VOC) child |
| lingua, linguae [f.] A Noun | language, tongue |
| lux, lucis [f.] C Noun | light |
| magnopere Adverb | greatly, exceedingly, with great effort, very muc… |
| malo, mavis, malle IR, malui, - Verb | prefer, want more or instead |
| malus/mala/malum, AO Adjective | bad, evil, wicked, ugly, unlucky |
| mando, mandas, mandare A, mandavi, mandatum Verb | order, command |
| metus, metus [m.] U Noun | fear, dread, anxiety |
| natus/nata/natum, AO Adjective | born, descending (from) |
| nimis Adverb | very much, too much, exceedingly, Too much |
| nobilis/nobile, nobilis M Adjective | noble, well born, aristocratic, outstanding (in r… |
| occido, occidis, occidere C, occidi, occisum Verb | kill, murder, slaughter, slay, cut/knock down, we… |
| odio, odis, odire I, odivi, - Verb | hate, dislike, be disinclined/reluctant/adverse to |
| omnino Adverb | (1.) entirely, altogether, utterly (2.) at all, i… |
| ops, opis [f.] C Noun | help, aid, (plural) power, resources, wealth |
| opus, operis [n.] C Noun | work, achievement, oeuvre |
| pavor, pavoris [m.] C Noun | fear, panic |
| perficio, perficis, perficere M, perfeci, perfectum Verb | complete, finish, execute, bring about, accomplis… |
| populus, populi [m.] O Noun | population, people, nation, State, public/populac… |
| prius, prioris [n.] C Noun | earlier times/events/actions, a logically prior p… |
| quare Adverb | (1.) in what way? how? by which means, whereby, w… |
| quicquam Adverb | any, anything |
| quidquam Adverb | quisquam, quaequam, quidquam, anyone/anybody/anyt… |
| salus, salutis [f.] C Noun | salutation, greeting, safety, salvation |
| saxum, saxi [n.] O Noun | rock, stone |
| scelus, sceleris [n.] C Noun | evil deed, crime, sin, wickedness |
| seco, secas, secare A, secui, sectum Verb | cut, sever, decide, divide in two/halve/split, sl… |
| sic Adverb | (1.) so, this, still, in this way (2.) Thus, Just… |
| sol, solis [m.] C Noun | sun |
| soror, sororis [f.] C Noun | sister, nun |
| sperno, spernis, spernere C, sprevi, spretum Verb | scorn, despise, spurn |
| spes, spei [f.] E Noun | hope, expectation, ||Spes, goddess of hope, hope … |
| suspicor, suspicaris, suspicari A, suspicatus sum (Dep.) Verb | mistrust, suspect, suppose |
| timor, timoris [m.] C Noun | anxiety, fear |
| ubique Adverb | anywhere, everywhere (ubiquitous) |
| ventus, venti [m.] O Noun | wind |
| vester/vestra/vestrum, AO Adjective | your (pl.), of/belonging to/associated with you |
| vivus/viva/vivum, AO Adjective | alive, living |
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