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Classics Conference Intermediate Vocab 2012
Intermediate Vocab List for the Ontario Student Classics Conference
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Language - Latin
11th Grade
04/27/2012
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Term
a, ab + abl.
 Definition
from, by
Term
ac
 Definition
and
Term
acer, acris, acre
 Definition
keen, sharp, eager, excited
Term
adeo
 Definition
so, so much, so greatly
Term
adeo, -ire
 Definition
go up to, approach
Term
adeptus, -a, -um
 Definition
having obtained
Term
adiuvo, -are
 Definition
help
Term
admitto, -ere
 Definition
admit, let in, allow
Term
adsto, -are
 Definition
stand (by)
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adventus, adventus
 Definition
arrival
Term
aedifico, -are
 Definition
build
Term
aeger, -gra, -grum
 Definition
sick, ill
Term
aequor, aequoris
 Definition
sea
Term
agmen, agminis
 Definition
column (of people), procession
Term
aliquis
 Definition
someone
Term
ambo
 Definition
both
Term
amor, -is
 Definition
love
Term
animus, -i
 Definition
spirit, soul, mind
Term
annus, -i
 Definition
year
Term
ante + acc.
 Definition
in front of
Term
antea
 Definition
before, previously, earlier
Term
appropinquo, -are + dat.
 Definition
approach, come near to
Term
apud + acc.
 Definition
among, with, at the home of
Term
aqua, -ae
 Definition
water
Term
ara, -ae
 Definition
altar
Term
arcesso, -ere
 Definition
summon, send for
Term
arcus, arcus
 Definition
arch, bow
Term
ardeo, -ere
 Definition
burn, be on fire
Term
ars, artis
 Definition
art, skill
Term
ascendo, -ere
 Definition
climb (up), rise
Term
atque
 Definition
and
Term
audax, audacis
 Definition
bold, daring
Term
aufero, auferre
 Definition
take away, steal
Term
aula, -ae
 Definition
palace
Term
aureus, -a, -um
 Definition
golden, made of gold
Term
auris, auris
 Definition
ear
Term
autem
 Definition
moreover, however
Term
auxilium, -i
 Definition
help
Term
bellum, -i
 Definition
war
Term
bellus, -a, -um
 Definition
handsome, beautiful
Term
bene
 Definition
well
Term
beneficium, -ii
 Definition
service, act of kindness
Term
benignus, -a, -um
 Definition
kind
Term
bracchia, -orum
 Definition
arms (part of body)
Term
caedo, -ere
 Definition
kill
Term
captivus, -i
 Definition
prisoner, captive
Term
caput, capitis
 Definition
head
Term
carcer, carceris
 Definition
prison
Term
carus, -a, -um
 Definition
dear
Term
castigo, -are
 Definition
scold
Term
castra, -orum
 Definition
camp, military fortress
Term
celebro, -are
 Definition
celebrate
Term
certamen, -inis
 Definition
struggle, contest, fight
Term
ceteri, -orum
 Definition
the others, the rest
Term
circum + acc.
 Definition
around
Term
circumvenio, -ire
 Definition
surround
Term
claudo, -ere
 Definition
shut, close, block, conclude
Term
coepi
 Definition
I began
Term
cogo, -ere
 Definition
force, compel
Term
cogito, -are
 Definition
think, consider
Term
cognosco, -ere
 Definition
recognize, find out
Term
collis, collis
 Definition
hill
Term
colloco, -are
 Definition
place, put
Term
comes, comitis
 Definition
comrade, companion
Term
commemoro, -are
 Definition
recall, mention
Term
commotus, -a, -um
 Definition
moved, upset, affected
Term
comparo, -are
 Definition
obtain, buy; get ready
Term
compleo, -ere
 Definition
fill
Term
conficio, -ere
 Definition
finish; murder
Term
confido, -ere + dat.
 Definition
trust; be sure, be confident
Term
consentio, -ire
 Definition
agree
Term
consilium, -i
 Definition
plan, idea, advice, council
Term
consisto, -ere
 Definition
stand firm, halt, stop
Term
conspicatus, -a, -um
 Definition
having caught sight of
Term
corpus, corporis
 Definition
body
Term
crudelis, -e
 Definition
cruel
Term
cum
 Definition
when
Term
cura, -ae
 Definition
care, trouble, concern
Term
curo, -are
 Definition
care for, supervise
Term
cursus, cursus
 Definition
course, flight
Term
decet, -ere
 Definition
it is proper
Term
decipio, -ere
 Definition
deceive, trick
Term
defessus, -a, -um
 Definition
exhausted, tired out
Term
deinde
 Definition
then, next
Term
deleo, -ere
 Definition
destroy
Term
depono, -ere
 Definition
put down, take off
Term
derideo, -ere
 Definition
mock
Term
descendo, -ere
 Definition
go/come down
Term
desilio, -ire
 Definition
jump down
Term
digitus, -i
 Definition
finger, toe
Term
diligo, -ere
 Definition
be fond of
Term
dimitto, -ere
 Definition
dismiss, send away
Term
dirus, -a, -um
 Definition
dreadful, awful
Term
diu
 Definition
for a long time
Term
dives, divitis
 Definition
rich
Term
doleo, -ere
 Definition
hurt, grieve, be sad
Term
domus, domus
 Definition
house, home
Term
donum, -i
 Definition
gift
Term
durus, -a, -um
 Definition
harsh, hard
Term
effigies, -ei
 Definition
image, statue
Term
effugio, -ere
 Definition
flee, escape
Term
egressus, -a, -um
 Definition
having gone out
Term
eligo, -ere
 Definition
choose, decide
Term
enim
 Definition
for
Term
equus, -i
 Definition
horse
Term
eruditus, -a, -um
 Definition
learned
Term
etiam
 Definition
also, even
Term
extra + acc.
 Definition
outside
Term
extraho, -ere
 Definition
drag out, pull out
Term
faber, fabri
 Definition
craftsman, carpenter
Term
familiaris, -is
 Definition
relative, close friend, household member
Term
falsus, -a, -um
 Definition
false, untrue, dishonest
Term
fax, facis
 Definition
torch
Term
festus, -a, -um
 Definition
solemn, festive
Term
fides, -ei
 Definition
faith, loyalty
Term
flos, floris
 Definition
flower
Term
flumen, fluminis
 Definition
river
Term
fons, fontis
 Definition
fountain, spring
Term
fortuna, -ae
 Definition
fortune, luck
Term
fortasse
 Definition
perhaps
Term
forte
 Definition
by chance
Term
frango, -ere
 Definition
break
Term
fuga, -ae
 Definition
escape, flight
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fulgeo, -ere
 Definition
shine
Term
fundo, -ere
 Definition
pour
Term
gaudeo, -ere
 Definition
be pleased, rejoice, be glad
Term
gero, -ere
 Definition
wear, achieve, manage
Term
gracilis, -e
 Definition
slender, graceful
Term
gratias ago, -ere
 Definition
give thanks, thank
Term
gravis, -e
 Definition
serious, heavy, severe
Term
haereo, -ere
 Definition
cling, stick to, linger
Term
haurio, -ire
 Definition
drain, drink up
Term
honor, -is
 Definition
honour, official position
Term
hora, -ae
 Definition
hour, time, season
Term
horreum, -i
 Definition
barn, granary
Term
huc
 Definition
(to)here
Term
humi
 Definition
on the ground
Term
ibi
 Definition
there
Term
idem, eadem, idem
 Definition
the same
Term
identidem
 Definition
again and again
Term
illuc
 Definition
(to) there
Term
immortalis, -e
 Definition
immortal
Term
impero, -are (+dat.)
 Definition
command, be emperor
Term
impetus, impetus
 Definition
attack
Term
improbus, -a, -um
 Definition
wicked, relentless, dishonest
Term
incendo, -ere
 Definition
burn, set fire to
Term
incipio, -ere
 Definition
begin
Term
induo, -ere
 Definition
put on
Term
infirmus, -a, -um
 Definition
weak, shaky
Term
ingenium, -i
 Definition
character, talent, inclination
Term
ingressus, -a, -um
 Definition
having entered
Term
inicio, -ere
 Definition
throw in
Term
insidiae, -arum
 Definition
trap, ambush
Term
instruo, -ere
 Definition
draw up, set up, equip
Term
insula, -ae
 Definition
island; apartment building
Term
intellego, -ere
 Definition
understand
Term
inter + acc.
 Definition
among, during, between
Term
interea
 Definition
meanwhile
Term
invito, -are
 Definition
invite
Term
invitus, -a, -um
 Definition
unwilling, reluctant
Term
iocus, -i
 Definition
joke
Term
ira, -ae
 Definition
anger
Term
irrumpo, -ere
 Definition
burst into
Term
ita
 Definition
thus
Term
itaque
 Definition
and so
Term
iter, itineris
 Definition
journey
Term
iubeo, -ere
 Definition
order
Term
lacrima, -ae
 Definition
tear
Term
laedo, -ere
 Definition
harm
Term
lapsus, -a, -um
 Definition
having slipped, fallen
Term
lateo, -ere
 Definition
lie hidden
Term
latus, -a, -um
 Definition
wide
Term
lectus, -i
 Definition
couch, bed
Term
lente
 Definition
slowly
Term
lepidus, -a, -um
 Definition
charming, pleasant, witty
Term
levis, -e
 Definition
light, trivial, changeable
Term
libenter
 Definition
gladly, willingly, with pleasure
Term
liberi, -orum
 Definition
children
Term
libertus, -i
 Definition
freedman
Term
limen, liminis
 Definition
threshold, doorway
Term
lingua, -ae
 Definition
language, tongue
Term
litus, litoris
 Definition
shore
Term
locus, -i
 Definition
place
Term
locutus, -a, -um
 Definition
having spoken
Term
lux, lucis
 Definition
light, daylight
Term
maior, maius
 Definition
greater, larger, bigger
Term
magister, magistri
 Definition
master, foreman, pilot
Term
malo, malle
 Definition
prefer
Term
mane
 Definition
in the morning
Term
manus, manus
 Definition
hand, band
Term
mare, maris
 Definition
sea
Term
maxime
 Definition
greatly
Term
maximus, -a, -um
 Definition
greatest, very big
Term
mecum
 Definition
with me
Term
medicus, -i
 Definition
doctor
Term
melior, -is
 Definition
better
Term
metus, metus
 Definition
fear
Term
miles, militis
 Definition
soldier
Term
milia, miliorum
 Definition
thousands
Term
mille
 Definition
thousand
Term
minimus, -a, -um
 Definition
least, smallest
Term
minor, minus
 Definition
lesser, smaller
Term
mirus, -a, -um
 Definition
wonderful, astonishing
Term
miser, -a, -um
 Definition
miserable, wretched, sad
Term
modus, -i
 Definition
manner, way, kind
Term
molestus, -a, -um
 Definition
troublesome, annoying
Term
moneo, -ere
 Definition
warn, advise
Term
mors, mortis
 Definition
death
Term
multitudo, -inis
 Definition
crowd
Term
multo
 Definition
much
Term
murus, -i
 Definition
wall
Term
mus, muris
 Definition
mouse
Term
nam
 Definition
for
Term
nasus, -i
 Definition
nose
Term
navigo, -are
 Definition
sail
Term
neque...neque
 Definition
neither…nor
Term
nescio, -ire
 Definition
not know
Term
nomen, nominis
 Definition
name
Term
nonne
 Definition
surely
Term
nonnulli, -ae, -a
 Definition
some, several
Term
num
 Definition
surely not
Term
nuper
 Definition
recently
Term
nusquam
 Definition
nowhere
Term
obesus, -a, -um
 Definition
fat
Term
obsto, -are + dat.
 Definition
block, obstruct
Term
occido, -ere
 Definition
kill
Term
occupatus, -a, -um
 Definition
busy
Term
oculus, -i
 Definition
eye
Term
oportet, -ere
 Definition
it is right
Term
oppidum, -i
 Definition
town
Term
ordo, ordinis
 Definition
row, line
Term
orno, -are
 Definition
decorate
Term
os, oris
 Definition
mouth
Term
osculum, -i
 Definition
kiss
Term
panis, panis
 Definition
bread
Term
parco, -ere + dat.
 Definition
spare
Term
pars, partis
 Definition
part, direction
Term
passus, -a, -um
 Definition
having suffered, endured
Term
peior, peius
 Definition
worse
Term
perdo, -ere
 Definition
destroy, waste, lose
Term
pereo, -ire
 Definition
die, perish
Term
persuadeo, -ere (+dat.)
 Definition
persuade
Term
pervenio, -ire
 Definition
arrive at, reach
Term
pessimus, -a, -um
 Definition
worst, very bad
Term
placeo, -ere + dat.
 Definition
please, suit
Term
plenus, -a, -um
 Definition
full
Term
plurimi, -ae, -a
 Definition
very many, most
Term
plurimus, -a, -um
 Definition
most
Term
plus, pluris
 Definition
more
Term
pono, -ere
 Definition
put, place, serve
Term
pons
 Definition
bridge
Term
portus, portus
 Definition
harbour, port
Term
posco, -ere
 Definition
demand, ask for
Term
postea
 Definition
afterwards
Term
postremo
 Definition
finally, lastly
Term
postulo, -are
 Definition
demand
Term
praebeo, -ere
 Definition
provide
Term
praeceps, -cipitis
 Definition
headlong
Term
praeco, -onis
 Definition
herald, announcer
Term
praeficio, -ere
 Definition
put in charge
Term
praesum, -esse + dat.
 Definition
be in charge of
Term
pravus, -a, -um
 Definition
evil, wicked
Term
precatus, -a, -um
 Definition
having prayed
Term
princeps, -cipis
 Definition
chief, chieftain, emperor
Term
prior, prioris
 Definition
first, earlier, in front of
Term
procedo, -ere
 Definition
proceed, advance
Term
procul
 Definition
far off
Term
prudentia, -ae
 Definition
prudence, good sense
Term
punio, -ire
 Definition
punish
Term
qualis, -e
 Definition
what sort of
Term
quam
 Definition
with comparative: than; with superlative: as…as possible
Term
quantus, -a, -um
 Definition
how big, how much
Term
quartus
 Definition
fourth
Term
que
 Definition
and
Term
qui, quae, quod
 Definition
who, which, that
Term
quidem
 Definition
indeed
Term
quo
 Definition
(to) where
Term
quo modo or
 Definition
how, in what way
Term
quondam
 Definition
one day, once, sometimes
Term
quot
 Definition
how many
Term
recipio, -ere
 Definition
take back, recover
Term
rectus, -a, -um
 Definition
straight, correct, honest
Term
recumbo, -ere
 Definition
lie down, recline
Term
recuso, -are
 Definition
refuse
Term
refero, -ferre
 Definition
bring back, carry, report
Term
regina, -ae
 Definition
queen
Term
regnum, -i
 Definition
kingdom
Term
regressus, -a, -um
 Definition
having returned
Term
relinquo, -ere
 Definition
leave
Term
remedium, -i
 Definition
cure, treatment
Term
resisto, -ere (+dat.)
 Definition
resist
Term
retineo, -ere
 Definition
keep, hold back, restrain
Term
reverto, -ere
 Definition
return
Term
ripa, -ae
 Definition
river bank
Term
rumpo, -ere
 Definition
break, split, burst, rupture
Term
ruo, -ere
 Definition
rush, collapse, charge
Term
rursus
 Definition
again
Term
rusticus, -a, -um
 Definition
in/ of the country
Term
sacer, -cra, -crum
 Definition
sacred
Term
sacerdos, -dotis
 Definition
priest
Term
saevus, -a, -um
 Definition
savage, cruel
Term
saxum, -i
 Definition
rock
Term
scelestus, -a, -um
 Definition
wicked
Term
scio, scire
 Definition
know
Term
scindo, -ere
 Definition
tear, tear up
Term
seco, -are,
 Definition
cut
Term
secutus, -a, -um
 Definition
having followed
Term
sella, -ae
 Definition
chair, sedan-chair
Term
sermo, -onis
 Definition
conversation
Term
si
 Definition
if
Term
sic
 Definition
so
Term
silentium, -i
 Definition
silence
Term
sine + abl.
 Definition
without
Term
soleo, -ere
 Definition
be accustomed
Term
sonitus, sonitus
 Definition
noise, sound
Term
sonus, -i
 Definition
sound
Term
spectaculum, -i
 Definition
show, spectacle
Term
sub + abl.
 Definition
under
Term
summus, -a, -um
 Definition
highest
Term
supersum, -esse
 Definition
survive
Term
suscipio, -ere
 Definition
undertake, take on
Term
tabernarius, -i
 Definition
shopkeeper
Term
taedet, -ere
 Definition
it is tiring
Term
talis, -e
 Definition
such
Term
tam
 Definition
so
Term
tamquam
 Definition
as, like
Term
tango, -ere
 Definition
touch, move
Term
tantus, -a, -um
 Definition
so great, such a great
Term
taurus, -i
 Definition
bull
Term
tecum
 Definition
with you
Term
tego, -ere
 Definition
protect, cover
Term
templum, -i
 Definition
temple
Term
tempto, -are
 Definition
try, put to the test
Term
tollo, -ere
 Definition
lift up, remove
Term
tot
 Definition
so many
Term
trans + acc.
 Definition
across
Term
triginta
 Definition
thirty
Term
tuba, -ae
 Definition
trumpet
Term
tumultus, -us
 Definition
riot
Term
umbra, -ae
 Definition
shadow, ghost, shade
Term
umquam
 Definition
ever
Term
unda
 Definition
wave
Term
unde
 Definition
from where
Term
ut
 Definition
as; in indirect command: that, to
Term
valeo, -ere
 Definition
be well, feel well, prosper
Term
venatio, -onis
 Definition
hunt
Term
ventus, -i
 Definition
wind
Term
ver, veris
 Definition
spring
Term
verbum, -i
 Definition
word
Term
verum, -i
 Definition
truth
Term
veto, -are
 Definition
forbid
Term
vexo, -are
 Definition
annoy, harass
Term
vinco, -ere
 Definition
conquer, win
Term
vindex, vindicis
 Definition
champion, defender
Term
vindico, -are
 Definition
avenge
Term
virga, -ae
 Definition
stick, branch, rod, whip
Term
vita, -ae
 Definition
life
Term
vitreus, -a, -um
 Definition
made of glass
Term
vix
 Definition
with difficulty, scarcely
Term
vivus, -a, -um
 Definition
alive, living
Term
vulnus, vulneris
 Definition
wound
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