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Mr. Myers' Latin 2 Vocab- Old Friends
Chapters 28-54
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Language - Latin
9th Grade
02/14/2010
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Term
Accipio
 Definition
Accipio, -ere, accepi, acceptus
To recieve
Term
Addo
 Definition
Addo, -ere, -idi, -itus
To add
Term
Adeo
 Definition
Adeo
So much, to such an extent
Term
Adimo
 Definition
Adimo, -ere, ademi, ademptus
To take away from
Term
Admiratio
 Definition
Admiratio, admirationis
f
Amazement
Term
Admiror
 Definition
Admiror, -ari, -atus sum
To wonder at
Term
Adorior
 Definition
Adorior, adoriri, adortus sum
To attack
Term
Adulescens
 Definition
Adulescens, adulescentis
m
Young man
Term
Affero
 Definition
Affero, afferre, attuli, allatus
To bring in
Term
Ago
 Definition
Ago, -ere, egi, actus
To do, drive, discuss, debate
Term
Alias
 Definition
Alias
At another time
Term
Ambo
 Definition
Ambo, ambae, ambo
Both
Term
Amplector
 Definition
Amplector, -i, amplexus sum
To embrace
Term
Animadverto
 Definition
Animadverto, -ere, -i, animadversus
To notice
Term
Annus
 Definition
Annus, -i
m
Year
Term
Antequam
 Definition
Antequam
Before
Term
Ara
 Definition
Ara, -ae
f
Altar
Term
Ardeo
 Definition
Ardeo, -ere, arsi, arsurus
To burn, blaze
Term
Aspergo
 Definition
Aspergo, -ere, aspersi, aspersus
To sprinkle, splash, splatter
Term
Audeo
 Definition
Audeo, -ere, ausus sum
To dare (to)
Term
Aufero
 Definition
Aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus
To carry away
Term
Autem
 Definition
Autem
However, but
Term
Benevolentia
 Definition
Benevolentia, -ae
f
Kindness
Term
Casa
 Definition
Casa, -ae
f
Hut, cottage
Term
Circum
 Definition
Circum
Around
Term
Clam
 Definition
Clam
Secretly
Term
Claudus
 Definition
Claudus, -a, -um
Lame
Term
Cognosco
 Definition
Cognosco, -ere, cognovi, cognitus
To find out, learn
Term
Cogo
 Definition
Cogo, -ere, coegi, coactus
To compel, force
Term
Collis
 Definition
Collis, collis
m
Hill
Term
Comes
 Definition
Comes, comitis
m/f
Companion
Term
Comiter
 Definition
Comiter
Courteously, graciously
Term
Comitor
 Definition
Comitor, -ari, -atus sum
To accompany
Term
Compleo
 Definition
Compleo, -ere, -evi, -etus
To fill
Term
Consensus
 Definition
Consensus, -us
m
Agreement
Term
Consilium
 Definition
Consilium, -i
n
Plan
Term
Consisto
 Definition
Consisto, -ere, constiti
To halt, stop, stand
Term
Consultum
 Definition
Consultum, -i
n
Decree
Term
Contineo
 Definition
Contineo, -ere, -ui, contentus
To confine, hold
Term
Contra
 Definition
Contra
Against, opposite
Term
Coorior
 Definition
Coorior, cooriri, coortus sum
To rise up
Term
Coquus
 Definition
Coquus, -i
m
Cook
Term
Corripio
 Definition
Corripio, -ere, corripui, correptus
To sieze, grab
Term
Cotidie
 Definition
Cotidie
Every day
Term
Credo
 Definition
Credo, -ere, -idi, -itus
To trust, believe
Term
Creo
 Definition
Creo, -are, -avi, -atus
To appoint
Term
Cum primum
 Definition
Cum primum
As soon as
Term
Cupio
 Definition
Cupio, -ere, -ivi, -itus
To desire
Term
Cura
 Definition
Cura, -ae
f
Care
Term
Delecto
 Definition
Delecto, -are, -avi, -atus
To delight
Term
Deleo
 Definition
Deleo, delere, delevi, deletus
To destroy
Term
Deliciae
 Definition
Deliciae, -arum
f pl
Delight
Term
Desilio
 Definition
Desilio, -ire, -ui
To leap down
Term
Deus
 Definition
Deus, -i
m
God
Term
Digitus
 Definition
Digitus, -i
m
Finger
Term
Dimitto
 Definition
Dimitto, -ere, dimisi, dimissus
To send away
Term
Discipulus
 Definition
Discipulus, -i
m
Pupil
Term
Disco
 Definition
Disco, -ere, didici
To learn
Term
Dives
 Definition
Dives, Divitis
Rich
Term
Doleo
 Definition
Doleo, -ere, -ui, -iturus
To be sorry, sad, in pain
Term
Donum
 Definition
Donum, -i
n
Gift
Term
Edo
 Definition
Edo, esse, edi, esus
To eat
Term
Effundo
 Definition
Effundo, -ere, effudi, effusus
To pour out
Term
Eicio
 Definition
Eicio, -ere, eieci, eiectus
To throw out
Term
Erga
 Definition
Erga
+ acc
Toward
Term
Etiamsi
 Definition
Etiamsi
Even if
Term
Evado
 Definition
Evado, -ere, evasi, evasus
To escape
Term
Everto
 Definition
Everto, -ere, -i, -eversus
To overturn, upset
Term
Exerceo
 Definition
Exerceo, -ere, -ui, -itus
To exercise, train
Term
Exprimo
 Definition
Exprimo, -ere, expressi, expressus
To press out, express
Term
Extruo
 Definition
Extruo, -ere, extruxi, extructus
To build
Term
Fenestra
 Definition
Fenestra, -ae
f
window
Term
Ferre
 Definition
Ferre
Almost, approximately
Term
Fides
 Definition
Fides, fidei
f
Good faith, reliability, trust
Term
Finis
 Definition
Finis, finis
m
End
Term
Foras
 Definition
Foras
Outside
Term
Frango
 Definition
Frango, -ere, fregi, fractus
To break
Term
Fur
 Definition
Fur, furis
m
Theif
Term
Furor
 Definition
Furor, furoris
m
Frenzy
Term
Fustis
 Definition
Fustis, fustis
m
Club
Term
Gens
 Definition
Gens, gentis
f
Family, clan
Term
Gravis
 Definition
Gravis, -is, -e
Heavy, serious
Term
Haud
 Definition
Haud
Not
Term
Haurio
 Definition
Haurio, -ire, hausi, haustus
To drain
Term
Hilaris
 Definition
Hilaris, -is, -e
Cheerful
Term
Hortor
 Definition
Hortor, -ari, -atus sum
To encourage, urge
Term
Huc
 Definition
Huc
Here
Term
Ientaculum
 Definition
Ientaculum, -i
n
Breakfast
Term
Ignis
 Definition
Ignis, ignis
m
Fire
Term
Imago
 Definition
Imago, imaginis
f
Likeness, mask
Term
Immo
 Definition
Immo
Rather
Term
Immo vero
 Definition
Immo vero
On the contrary
Term
Imperator
 Definition
Imperator, Imperatoris
m
Commander, emperor
Term
Impero
 Definition
Impero, -are, -avi, -atus
To order
Term
Incendium
 Definition
Incendium, -i
n
Fire
Term
Incendo
 Definition
Incendo, -ere, -i, incensus
To burn, set on fire
Term
Incola
 Definition
Incola, -ae
m/f
Inhabitant
Term
Inde
 Definition
Inde
From there
Term
Inferi
 Definition
Inferi, -orum
m (pl)
Underworld
Term
Infirmus
 Definition
Infirmus, -a, -um
Weak, shaky, frail
Term
Ingenium
 Definition
Ingenium, -i
n
Intelligence, ingenuity
Term
Invoco
 Definition
Invoco, -are, -avi, -atus
To invoke, call upon
Term
Irrumpo
 Definition
Irrumpo, -ere, irrupi, irruptus
To burst in
Term
Iungo
 Definition
Iungo, -ere, iunxi, iunctus
To join
Term
Iuvenis
 Definition
Iuvenis, iuvenis
m
Young man
Term
Labor
 Definition
Labor, labi, lapsus sum
To slip, fall
Term
Lateo
 Definition
Lateo, -ere, -ui
To lie in hiding
Term
Levis
 Definition
Levis, -is, -e
Smooth
Term
Libenter
 Definition
Libenter
Gladly
Term
Ligo
 Definition
Ligo, -are, -avi, -atus
To bind up
Term
Limen
 Definition
Limen, liminis
n
Threshold, doorway
Term
Locus
 Definition
Locus, -i
m
Place
Term
Ludus
 Definition
Ludus, -i
m
School, game
Term
Magister
 Definition
Magister, magistri
m
Master
Term
Malo
 Definition
Malo, malle, malui
To prefer
Term
Malum
 Definition
Malum, -i
n
Apple
Term
Mare
 Definition
Mare, maris
n
Sea
Term
Mensis
 Definition
Mensis, mensis
m
Month
Term
Misceo
 Definition
Misceo, -ere, -evi, -mixtus
To mix
Term
Modus
 Definition
Modus, -i
m
Way, method
Term
Moneo
 Definition
Moneo, -ere, -ui, -itus
To advise, warn
Term
Morbus
 Definition
Morbus, -i
m
Illness
Term
Mos
 Definition
Mos, moris
m
Custom, character
Term
Multus
 Definition
Multus, -a, -um
Much, many
Term
Munera
 Definition
Munera, munerum
n pl
Games
Term
Navigo
 Definition
Navigo, -are, -avi, -atus
To sail
Term
Navis
 Definition
Navis, navis
f
Ship
Term
Negotiosus
 Definition
Negotiosus, -a, -um
Busy
Term
Niger
 Definition
Niger, nigra, nigrum
Black
Term
Nimis
 Definition
Nimis
Too much
Term
Nuper
 Definition
Nuper
Recently
Term
Nusquam
 Definition
Nusquam
Nowhere
Term
Obsideo
 Definition
Obsideo, -ere, obsedi, obsessus
To besiege
Term
Occido
 Definition
Occido, -ere, -i, occisus
To kill
Term
Opprimo
 Definition
Opprimo, -ere, Oppressi, Oppressus
To overwhelm
Term
Ornamentum
 Definition
Ornamentum, -i
n
Decoration, furnishing
Term
Orno
 Definition
Orno, -are, -avi, -atus
To decorate
Term
Oro
 Definition
Oro, -are, -avi, -atus
To beg
Term
Osculum
 Definition
Osculum, -i
n
Kiss
Term
Ovum
 Definition
Ovum, -i
n
Egg
Term
Paedagogus
 Definition
Paedagogus, -i
m
Tutor
Term
Paene
 Definition
Paene
Almost
Term
Panis
 Definition
Panis, -is
m
Bread
Term
Parco
 Definition
Parco, -ere, peperci
To spare
Term
Parvus
 Definition
Parvus, -a, -um
Small
Term
Patior
 Definition
Patior, pati, passus sum
To suffer, endure
Term
Paulum
 Definition
Paulum, -i
n
A small amount, a little
Term
Pauper
 Definition
Pauper, pauperis
Poor
Term
Percutio
 Definition
Percutio, -ere, percussi, percussus
To strike
Term
Perdo
 Definition
Perdo, -ere, -idi, -itus
To destroy
Term
Persuadeo
 Definition
Persuadeo, -ere, persuasi, persuasus
To persuade, convince
Term
Pinguis
 Definition
Pinguis, -is, -e
Fat
Term
Poena
 Definition
Poena, -ae
f
Punishment
Term
Posco
 Definition
Posco, -ere, poposci
To demand, ask for
Term
Posterus
 Definition
Posterus, -a, -um
Next, following
Term
Postremo
 Definition
Postremo
Finally
Term
Prehendo
 Definition
Prehendo, -ere, -i, prehensus
To sieze
Term
Pretium
 Definition
Pretium, -i
n
Price
Term
Primo
 Definition
Primo
First
Term
Profero
 Definition
Profero, proferre, protuli, prolatus
To carry foreward, continue
Term
Profiscor
 Definition
Profiscor, profisci, profectus sum
To leave, set out
Term
Progredior
 Definition
Progredior, progredi, progressus sum
To go foreward, advance
Term
Pronus
 Definition
Pronus, -a, -um
Face down
Term
Pugio
 Definition
Pugio, pugionis
m
Dagger
Term
Purus
 Definition
Purus, -a, -um
Spotless, clean, plain, white
Term
Puto
 Definition
Puto, -are, -avi, -atus
To think, consider
Term
Quaero
 Definition
Quaero, -ere, quaesivi, quaesitus
To seek, ask for
Term
Quam
 Definition
Quam
Than
Term
Quam primum
 Definition
Quam primum
As soon as possible
Term
Quasi
 Definition
Quasi
As if
Term
Quo
 Definition
Quo
There, to that place
Term
Quoniam
 Definition
Quoniam
Since
Term
Rapio
 Definition
Rapio, -ere, -ui, raptus
To sieze
Term
Recte
 Definition
Recte
Rightly
Term
Regina
 Definition
Regina, -ae
f
Queen
Term
Regnum
 Definition
Regnum, -i
n
Kingdom
Term
Repello
 Definition
Repello, -ere, reppuli, repulsus
To drive off
Term
Repeto
 Definition
Repeto, -ere, -ivi, -itus
To pick up, recover
Term
Resisto
 Definition
Resisto, -ere, -i
To resist
Term
Ruina
 Definition
Ruina, -ae
f
Collapse, ruin
Term
Rursus
 Definition
Rursus
Again
Term
Sane
 Definition
Sane
Certianly
Term
Scindo
 Definition
Scindo, -ere, scidi, scissus
To cut, split, carve, tear
Term
Securus
 Definition
Securus, -a, -um
Carefree, unconcerned
Term
Sella
 Definition
Sella, -ae
f
Sedan-chair
Term
Senex
 Definition
Senex, senis
m
Old man
Term
Sentio
 Definition
Sentio, -ire, sensi, sensus
To feel, notice
Term
Sic
 Definition
Sic
Thus, in this way
Term
Sino
 Definition
Sino, -ere, sivi, situs
To allow
Term
Sol
 Definition
Sol, solis
m
Sun
Term
Solvo
 Definition
Solvo, -ere, -i, solutus
To loosen, untie, dishevel
Term
Spelunca
 Definition
Spelunca, -ae
f
Cave
Term
Spero
 Definition
Spero, -are, -avi, -atus
To hope
Term
Stirps
 Definition
Stirps, stirpis
f
Thorn
Term
Studium
 Definition
Studium, -i
n
Enthusiasm
Term
Subsequor
 Definition
Subsequor, subsequi, subsecutus sum
To follow (up)
Term
Summus
 Definition
Summus, -a, -um
Greatest
Term
Supero
 Definition
Supero, -are, -avi, -atus
To overcome
Term
Tam
 Definition
Tam
So
Term
Tempestas
 Definition
Tempestas, tempestatis
f
Storm
Term
Tergum
 Definition
Tergum, -i
n
Back, rear
Term
Terra
 Definition
Terra, -ae
f
Earth, ground, land
Term
Timor
 Definition
Timor, Timoris
m
Fear
Term
Tollo
 Definition
Tollo, -ere, sustuli, sublatus
To lift, raise
Term
Tot
 Definition
Tot
So many
Term
Tristis
 Definition
Tristis, -is, -e
Sad
Term
Umquam
 Definition
Umquam
Ever
Term
Una
 Definition
Una
Together
Term
Unda
 Definition
Unda, -ae
f
Wave
Term
Urgeo
 Definition
Urgeo, -ere, ursi
To press, insist
Term
Utilis
 Definition
Utilis, -is, -e
Useful
Term
Uva
 Definition
Uva, -ae
f
Grape
Term
Valeo
 Definition
Valeo, -ere, -ui, valiturus
To be strong
Term
Velamen
 Definition
Velamen, Velaminis
n
Veil, shawl
Term
Vendo
 Definition
Vendo, -ere, -idi, -itus
To sell
Term
Ventus
 Definition
Ventus, -i
m
Wind
Term
Verbum
 Definition
Verbum, -i
n
Word, verb
Term
Vereor
 Definition
Vereor, vereri, veritus sum
To be afraid
Term
Vero
 Definition
Vero
Truly, really, indeed
Term
Vescor
 Definition
Vescor, vesci
To feed on
Term
Virgo
 Definition
Virgo, virginis
f
Maiden
Term
Vis
 Definition
Vis, Vis
f
Force, amount
Term
Vulnus
 Definition
Vulnus, Vulneris n
Wound
Term
Vultus
 Definition
Vultus, -us
m
Face
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