Appendices
II. Summary of Vocabulary Tables (Latin)
Appendix II
Summary of Vocabulary Tables (Latin)
| aqua | water | gratia | favour, thanks |
| causa | reason, cause | lingua | tongue, language |
| cura | care, concern | lit(t)era | letter |
| fama | report, rumour | rota | wheel |
| forma | shape, form | tabula | tablet, list |
| fortuna | luck, fortune | via | way, road |
| gloria | fame, glory | vita | life |
| animus | mind, feeling | numerus | number |
| campus | level field, plain | oculus | eye |
| circus | circle, Circus | populus | people |
| deus | god | radius | staff, rod, spoke |
| equus | horse | stimulus | goad, spur |
| locus | place | terminus | boundary |
| modus | measure, manner | vulgus | mass(es), crowd |
| fatum | fate, destiny | pretium | value, price |
| granum | grain, seed | signum | mark, token, sign |
| monstrum | evil omen, monster | taedium | weariness, disgust |
| odium | hatred | verbum | word |
| officium | service, duty | vitium | fault, vice |
| labor, laboris | work | pes, pedis | foot |
| finis, finis | end | urbs, urbis | city |
| rex, regis | king | vox, vocis | voice |
| lex, legis | law | crux, crucis | cross |
| ars, artis | skill | hospes, hospitis | host, guest |
| pars, partis | part | miles, militis | soldier |
| mors, mortis | death | origo, originis | source, origin |
| caput, capitis | head | corpus, corporis | body |
| cor, cordis | heart | tempus, temporis | time |
| lumen, luminis | light | genus, generis | race, kind, sort |
| omen, ominis | omen | opus, operis | work, task |
| nomen, nominis | name | onus, oneris | load, burden |
| gradus | step, grade | sinus | curve, fold |
| manus (F.) | hand | situs | position, site |
| ritus | ceremony, rite | spiritus | breath, spirit |
| effigies | likeness, effigy | res | thing |
| facies | form, face | series | row, series |
| rabies | rage, madness | species | look, appearance |
| aequus | even, equal | multus | much, many |
| bonus | good | pius | dutiful, good |
| justus | upright, just | planus | level, flat |
| longus | long | sanus | healthy, sound |
| magnus | big, great | solus | alone, only, sole |
| malus | bad, evil | vacuus | empty |
| medius | middle | verus | true |
| brevis | short, brief | grandis | great, large |
| levis | light | gravis | heavy, grave |
| fortis | strong, brave | similis | like |
| navis, navis | ship | margo, marginis | edge |
| flos, floris | flower | ordo, ordinis | rank, order |
| mos, moris | custom | limen, liminis | threshold |
| os, oris | mouth | semen, seminis | seed |
| cantare, cantatus | sing | putare, putatus | think, reckon |
| clamare, clamatus | shout | secare, sectus | cut |
| mutare, mutatus | change | servare, servatus | save |
| plicare, plicatus | fold | stare, status | stand |
| portare, portatus | carry | vocare, vocatus | call |
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docere, doctus habere, habitus [-hibere, -hibitus] monere, monitus |
teach have, hold
warn, advise |
movere, motus sedere, sessus tenere, tentus videre, visus |
move sit hold see |
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agere, actus cadere, casus [-cĭdere, -casus] caedere, caesus [-cīdere, -cīsus] cedere, cessus currere, cursus dicere, dictus ducere, ductus ferre (fer-), latus frangere, fractus fundere, fusus jungere, junctus legere, lectus mittere, missus |
do, drive fall
cut
go; yield run say lead bring, bear break pour join choose; read send |
pellere, pulsus pendere, pensus ponere, positus regere, rectus scribere, scriptus solvere, solutus tangere, tactus tendere, tensus[1] trahere, tractus vertere, versus volvere, volutus Deponent verbs: sequi, secutus loqui, locutus nasci, natus |
drive hang; weigh place rule, guide write loose touch stretch, strain draw, drag turn roll
follow speak be born |
| Third Conjugation, I-stem | Third I-stem deponent verbs: | ||
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capere, captus [-cipere, -ceptus] facere, factus [-ficere, -fectus] jacere, jactus [-jicere, -jectus] -spicere, -spectus |
take
make, do
throw
look |
gradi, gressus pati, passus Fourth Conjugation: audire, auditus salire, saltus sentire, sensus venire, ventus |
step, go suffer, allow
hear leap, jump feel come |
- The verb tendere has an alternate perfect participle tentus, a form that overlaps with tenere. ↵