CLC Review Vocabulary Stages 19-30
Conjuguemos Vocabulary List
Vocabulary List
| Prompt | Translation |
|---|---|
|
1.
a, ab (+ ABL)
|
away from/by/from |
|
2.
ablatus
|
having been stolen/having been taken away |
|
3.
abstuli
|
I stole/I took away |
|
4.
ac, atque
|
and |
|
5.
accidere
|
to happen |
|
6.
accidi
|
I happened |
|
7.
accido
|
I happen |
|
8.
adeo
|
I approach/I go up to/so greatly/so much/to such an extent |
|
9.
adeptus, adepta, adeptum
|
having been received/received |
|
10.
adhuc
|
until now |
|
11.
adii
|
I approached/I went up to |
|
12.
adire
|
to approach/to go up to |
|
13.
adiuvare
|
to help |
|
14.
adiuvi
|
I helped |
|
15.
adiuvo
|
I help |
|
16.
affeci
|
I affected/I overcame |
|
17.
affectus
|
having been affected/having been overcome |
|
18.
afficere
|
to affect/to overcome |
|
19.
afficio
|
I affect/I overcome |
|
20.
alii...alii
|
some ... others/some...others |
|
21.
aliquis
|
someone |
|
22.
amare
|
to like/to love |
|
23.
amatus
|
having been liked/having been loved |
|
24.
amavi
|
I liked/I loved |
|
25.
ambo, ambae, ambo
|
both |
|
26.
amo
|
I like/I love |
|
27.
amor, amoris, m.
|
love |
|
28.
annus, anni, m.
|
year |
|
29.
antea
|
before |
|
30.
aperio
|
I open |
|
31.
aperire
|
to open |
|
32.
apertus
|
having been opened |
|
33.
aperui
|
I opened |
|
34.
appareo
|
I appear |
|
35.
apparere
|
to appear |
|
36.
apparui
|
I appeared |
|
37.
arcessere
|
to send for/to summon |
|
38.
arcessivi
|
I sent for/I summoned |
|
39.
arcesso
|
I send for/I summon |
|
40.
ardeo
|
I burn |
|
41.
ardere
|
to burn |
|
42.
ars, artis, f.
|
art |
|
43.
arsi
|
I burned |
|
44.
ascendere
|
to climb/to rise |
|
45.
ascendi
|
I climbed/I rose |
|
46.
ascendo
|
I climb/I rise |
|
47.
auctoritas, auctoritatis, f.
|
authority |
|
48.
audacia, audaciae, f.
|
audacity/boldness |
|
49.
audax, audax, audax, gen. audacis
|
audacious/bold |
|
50.
aufero
|
I steal/I take away |
|
51.
auferre
|
to steal/to take away |
|
52.
aula, aulae, f.
|
palace |
|
53.
autem
|
but |
|
54.
bellum gerere
|
wage war |
|
55.
bellum, belli, n.
|
war |
|
56.
caelum, caeli, n.
|
sky |
|
57.
captivus, captivi, m.
|
captive/prisoner |
|
58.
carcer, carceris, m.
|
prison |
|
59.
carus, cara, carum
|
dear |
|
60.
castra, castrorum, n. pl.
|
military camp |
|
61.
cedere
|
to give in/to give way/to yield |
|
62.
cedo
|
I give in/I give way/I yield |
|
63.
celare
|
to conceal/to hide |
|
64.
celavi
|
I concealed/I hid |
|
65.
celo
|
I conceal/I hide |
|
66.
centum
|
a hundred |
|
67.
cessi
|
I gave in/I gave way/I yielded |
|
68.
circum (+ ACC)
|
around |
|
69.
circumveni
|
I surrounded |
|
70.
circumvenio
|
I surround |
|
71.
circumvenire
|
to surround |
|
72.
circumventus
|
having been surrounded |
|
73.
clarus, clara, clarum
|
famous |
|
74.
coactus
|
having been forced |
|
75.
coegi
|
I forced |
|
76.
cogere
|
to force |
|
77.
cogo
|
I force |
|
78.
comes, comitis, m. f.
|
comrade |
|
79.
commotus, commota, commotum
|
moved |
|
80.
comparavi
|
I obtained |
|
81.
compare
|
to obtain |
|
82.
comparo
|
I obtain |
|
83.
comprehendere
|
to arrest/to seize |
|
84.
comprehendi
|
I arrested/I seized |
|
85.
comprehendo
|
I arrest/I seize |
|
86.
comprehensus
|
having been arrested/having been seized |
|
87.
confeci
|
I finished |
|
88.
conficere
|
to finish |
|
89.
conficio
|
I finish |
|
90.
conspicatus, conspicata, conspicatum
|
having caught sight of |
|
91.
constituere
|
to decide |
|
92.
constitui
|
I decided |
|
93.
constituo
|
I decide |
|
94.
constitutus
|
having been decided |
|
95.
consulere
|
to consult |
|
96.
consulo
|
I consult |
|
97.
consultus
|
having been consulted |
|
98.
consului
|
I consulted |
|
99.
corpus, corporis, n.
|
body |
|
100.
crudelis
|
cruel |
|
101.
cum
|
when |
|
102.
cura, curae, f.
|
care |
|
103.
curare
|
to look after |
|
104.
curavi
|
I looked after |
|
105.
curo
|
I look after |
|
106.
decem
|
ten |
|
107.
decepi
|
I deceived/I tricked |
|
108.
deceptus
|
having been deceived/having been tricked |
|
109.
decipere
|
to deceive/to trick |
|
110.
decipio
|
I deceive/I trick |
|
111.
defendere
|
to defend |
|
112.
defendi
|
I defended |
|
113.
defendo
|
I defend |
|
114.
defensus
|
having been defended |
|
115.
demisi
|
I let down/I lowered |
|
116.
demissus
|
having been let down/having been lowered |
|
117.
demittere
|
to let down/to lower |
|
118.
demitto
|
I let down/I lower |
|
119.
denique
|
at last/finally |
|
120.
deserere
|
to desert |
|
121.
desero
|
I desert |
|
122.
desertus
|
having been deserted |
|
123.
deserui
|
I deserted |
|
124.
desperare
|
to despair/to give up |
|
125.
desperavi
|
I despaired/I gave up |
|
126.
despero
|
I despair/I give up |
|
127.
dignitas
|
importance/prestige |
|
128.
dirus, dira, dirum
|
dreadful |
|
129.
dives, dives, dives, gen. divitis
|
rich |
|
130.
divitiae, divitiarum, f. pl.
|
riches |
|
131.
doceo
|
I teach |
|
132.
docere
|
to teach |
|
133.
doctus
|
having been taught |
|
134.
doctus, docta, doctum
|
clever/learned |
|
135.
docui
|
I taught |
|
136.
doleo
|
I am in pain/I hurt |
|
137.
dolere
|
to be in pain/to hurt |
|
138.
dolitus
|
having been hurt/having been in pain |
|
139.
dolor, doloris, m.
|
grief, pain |
|
140.
dolui
|
I hurt/I was in pain |
|
141.
domus, domus, f.
|
home |
|
142.
ducenti, ducentae, ducenta
|
two hundred |
|
143.
duo
|
two |
|
144.
durus, dura, durum
|
harsh |
|
145.
effeci
|
I accomplished/I carried out |
|
146.
effectus
|
having been accomplished/having been carried out |
|
147.
efficere
|
to accomplish/to carry out |
|
148.
efficio
|
I accomplish/I carry out |
|
149.
egressus, egressa, egressum
|
having exited/having gone out |
|
150.
electus
|
chosen/having been chosen |
|
151.
elegi
|
I chose |
|
152.
eligere
|
to choose |
|
153.
eligo
|
I choose |
|
154.
enim
|
for |
|
155.
eques, equitis, m.
|
horseman |
|
156.
explicare
|
to explain |
|
157.
explicatus
|
having been explained |
|
158.
explicavi
|
I explained |
|
159.
explico
|
I explain |
|
160.
extra (+ACC)
|
outside |
|
161.
falsus, falsa, falsum
|
false |
|
162.
fides, fidei, f.
|
loyalty |
|
163.
fluere
|
to flow |
|
164.
flumen, fluminis, n.
|
river |
|
165.
fluo
|
I flow |
|
166.
fluxi
|
I flowed |
|
167.
fons, fontis, m.
|
fountain |
|
168.
forte
|
by chance |
|
169.
fudi
|
I poured |
|
170.
fundere
|
to pour |
|
171.
fundo
|
I pour |
|
172.
fusus
|
having been poured |
|
173.
gaudeo
|
I am pleased/I rejoice |
|
174.
gaudere
|
to be pleased/to rejoice |
|
175.
gemitus, gemitus, m.
|
groan |
|
176.
gens, gentis, f.
|
family/tribe |
|
177.
gerere
|
to wear |
|
178.
gero
|
I wear |
|
179.
gessi
|
I wore |
|
180.
gestus
|
having been worn |
|
181.
gratias ago
|
I give thanks/I thank |
|
182.
gravis, gravis, grave
|
heavy |
|
183.
hasta, hastae f.
|
spear |
|
184.
honor, honoris, m.
|
honor |
|
185.
hora, horae, f.
|
hour |
|
186.
hostis, hostis, m.
|
enemy |
|
187.
humi
|
on the ground |
|
188.
iacere
|
to throw |
|
189.
iacio
|
I throw |
|
190.
iactare
|
to throw |
|
191.
iactatus
|
having been thrown |
|
192.
iactavi
|
I threw |
|
193.
iacto
|
I throw |
|
194.
iactus
|
having been thrown |
|
195.
ieci
|
I threw |
|
196.
ignarus, ignara, ignarum
|
not knowing |
|
197.
illuc
|
there |
|
198.
immotus, immota, immotum
|
motionless/still |
|
199.
imperare
|
to order |
|
200.
imperavi
|
I ordered |
|
201.
impero
|
I order |
|
202.
incedo, incedere, incessi
|
march/stride |
|
203.
incendere
|
to burn |
|
204.
incendi
|
I burned |
|
205.
incendo
|
I burn |
|
206.
incensus
|
having been burned |
|
207.
incepi
|
I began |
|
208.
inceptus
|
having been begun |
|
209.
incipere
|
to begin |
|
210.
incipio
|
I begin |
|
211.
infelix, infelix, infelix, gen. infelicis
|
unlucky |
|
212.
infero
|
I bring against/I bring in/I bring on |
|
213.
inferre
|
to bring against/to bring in/to bring on |
|
214.
ingressus, ingressa, ingressum
|
having entered |
|
215.
iniuria, iniuriae, f.
|
injury/injustice |
|
216.
inlatus
|
having been brought against/having been brought in/having been brought on |
|
217.
insidia, insidiarum, f. pl.
|
trap |
|
218.
instructus
|
having been drawn up |
|
219.
instruere
|
to draw up |
|
220.
instruo
|
I draw up |
|
221.
instruxi
|
I drew up |
|
222.
interea
|
meanwhile |
|
223.
intuli
|
I brought against/I brought in/I brought on |
|
224.
ira, irae, f.
|
anger |
|
225.
iter, itineris n.
|
journey |
|
226.
iubeo
|
I command/I order |
|
227.
iubere
|
to command/to order |
|
228.
iussi
|
I commanded/I ordered |
|
229.
iussum, iussi, n.
|
order |
|
230.
iussus
|
having been commanded/having been ordered |
|
231.
lacrima, lacrimae, f.
|
tear |
|
232.
lateo
|
I lie hidden |
|
233.
latere
|
to lie hidden |
|
234.
latui
|
I lay hidden |
|
235.
legatus, legati, m.
|
commander |
|
236.
legio, legionis, f.
|
legion |
|
237.
liberi, liberorum, m.pl.
|
children |
|
238.
locus, loci m.
|
place |
|
239.
locutus, locuta, locutum
|
having spoken |
|
240.
lux, lucis, f.
|
daylight/light |
|
241.
magnopere
|
greatly |
|
242.
malle
|
to prefer |
|
243.
malo
|
I prefer |
|
244.
malui
|
I preferred |
|
245.
malus, mala, malum
|
bad/evil |
|
246.
mandatum, mandati, n.
|
instruction/order |
|
247.
mandatus
|
having been entrusted/having been handed over/having been ordered |
|
248.
mandavi
|
I entrusted/I handed over/I ordered |
|
249.
mandere
|
to entrust/to hand over/to order |
|
250.
mando
|
I entrust/I hand over/I order |
|
251.
mane
|
in the morning |
|
252.
manus, manus, f.
|
band of men |
|
253.
metus, metus, m.
|
fear |
|
254.
milia, milium, n.pl.
|
thousands |
|
255.
mille
|
a thousand |
|
256.
minimus, minima, minimum
|
very little |
|
257.
modus, modi, m.
|
kind/manner/way |
|
258.
moneo
|
I advise/I warn |
|
259.
monere
|
to advise/to warn |
|
260.
monitus
|
having been advised/having been warned |
|
261.
monui
|
I advised/I warned |
|
262.
mors, mortis, f.
|
death |
|
263.
natus, nata, natum
|
born |
|
264.
neque...neque
|
neither ... nor/neither...nor |
|
265.
nescio
|
I do not know |
|
266.
nescire
|
to not know |
|
267.
nescivi
|
I did not know |
|
268.
nimis
|
too |
|
269.
nimium
|
too much |
|
270.
nobilis, nobile
|
noble/of noble birth |
|
271.
noceo
|
I hurt |
|
272.
nocere
|
to hurt |
|
273.
nocui
|
I hurt |
|
274.
nomen, nominis, n.
|
name |
|
275.
nonaginta
|
ninety |
|
276.
nonnulli, nonullae, nonulla
|
some |
|
277.
notus, nota, notum
|
famous/known/well-known |
|
278.
novem
|
nine |
|
279.
novi
|
I know |
|
280.
nox, noctis, f.
|
night |
|
281.
num
|
whether |
|
282.
nuper
|
recently |
|
283.
occidere
|
to kill |
|
284.
occidi
|
I killed |
|
285.
occido
|
I kill |
|
286.
occisus
|
having been killed |
|
287.
occupatus, occupata, occupatum
|
busy |
|
288.
octo
|
eight |
|
289.
octoginta
|
eighty |
|
290.
oculus, oculi, m.
|
eye |
|
291.
odi
|
I hate |
|
292.
omnino
|
altogether/completely |
|
293.
opes, opum, f. pl.
|
money/resources/wealth |
|
294.
oppidum, oppidi n
|
town |
|
295.
oppugnare
|
to attack |
|
296.
oppugnatus
|
having been attacked |
|
297.
oppugnavi
|
I attacked |
|
298.
oppugno
|
I attack |
|
299.
opus, operis, n.
|
construction/work |
|
300.
ornare
|
to decorate |
|
301.
ornatus
|
having been decorated |
|
302.
ornavi
|
I decorated |
|
303.
orno
|
I decorate |
|
304.
parco, parcere, peperci
|
spare |
|
305.
pareo (+DAT)
|
I obey |
|
306.
parere (+DAT)
|
to obey |
|
307.
parui (+DAT)
|
I obeyed |
|
308.
passus, passa, passum
|
having suffered |
|
309.
patefacere
|
to reveal |
|
310.
patefacio
|
I reveal |
|
311.
patefactus
|
having been revealed |
|
312.
patefeci
|
I revealed |
|
313.
pavor, pavoris, m.
|
panic/terror |
|
314.
perfeci
|
I finished |
|
315.
perfectus
|
having been finished |
|
316.
perficere
|
to finish |
|
317.
perficio
|
I finish |
|
318.
periculum, periculi n.
|
danger |
|
319.
peritus, perita, peritum
|
skilled |
|
320.
persuadeo (+DAT)
|
I persuade |
|
321.
persuadere (+DAT)
|
to persuade |
|
322.
persuasi (+DAT)
|
I persuaded |
|
323.
pessimus, pessima, pessimum
|
very bad/worst |
|
324.
plenus, plena, plenum
|
full |
|
325.
plurimi, plurimae, plurima
|
very many |
|
326.
plus, pluris, n.
|
more |
|
327.
poena, poenae, f.
|
punishment |
|
328.
poenas dare
|
pay the penalty/to pay the penalty |
|
329.
pons, pontis, m.
|
bridge |
|
330.
populus, populi, m.
|
people |
|
331.
praebeo
|
I provide |
|
332.
praebere
|
to provide |
|
333.
praebitus
|
having been provided |
|
334.
praebui
|
I provided |
|
335.
praeceps, praeceps, praeceps, gen. praecipitis
|
headlong |
|
336.
praemium, praemii, n.
|
prize |
|
337.
precatus, precata, precatum
|
having prayed |
|
338.
pretium, pretii, n.
|
price |
|
339.
prius
|
earlier |
|
340.
proximus, proxima, proximum
|
nearest |
|
341.
quadraginta
|
forty |
|
342.
qualis, qualis, quale
|
what sort of |
|
343.
quantus, quanta, quantum
|
how big |
|
344.
quare?
|
why? |
|
345.
quattuor
|
four |
|
346.
quicquam (also spelled quidquam)
|
anything |
|
347.
quinquaginta
|
fifty |
|
348.
quinque
|
five |
|
349.
quo modo?
|
how? |
|
350.
quot?
|
how many? |
|
351.
refero
|
I bring back |
|
352.
referre
|
to bring back |
|
353.
regnum, regni, n.
|
kingdom |
|
354.
regressus, regressa, regressum
|
having returned |
|
355.
relatus
|
having been brought back |
|
356.
relictus
|
having been left |
|
357.
relinquere
|
to leave |
|
358.
relinqui
|
I left |
|
359.
relinquo
|
I leave |
|
360.
rettuli
|
I brought back |
|
361.
rursus
|
again |
|
362.
saevus, saeva, saevum
|
savage |
|
363.
salus, salutis, f.
|
health/safety |
|
364.
sapiens, sapiens, sapiens, gen. sapientis
|
wise |
|
365.
saxum, saxi, n.
|
rock |
|
366.
scelestus, scelesta, scelestum
|
wicked |
|
367.
scelus, sceleris, n.
|
crime |
|
368.
scio
|
I know |
|
369.
scire
|
to know |
|
370.
scivi
|
I knew |
|
371.
secare
|
to cut |
|
372.
seco
|
I cut |
|
373.
sectus
|
having been cut |
|
374.
secui
|
I cut |
|
375.
septem
|
seven |
|
376.
septuaginta
|
seventy |
|
377.
sex
|
six |
|
378.
sexaginta
|
sixty |
|
379.
si
|
if |
|
380.
sic
|
thus |
|
381.
sicut
|
like |
|
382.
sol, solis, m.
|
sun |
|
383.
soror, sororis, f.
|
sister |
|
384.
spernere
|
to despise/to reject |
|
385.
sperno
|
I despise/I reject |
|
386.
spes, spei, f.
|
hope |
|
387.
spretus
|
having been despised/having been rejected |
|
388.
sprevi
|
I despised/I rejected |
|
389.
suavis, suavis, suave
|
sweet |
|
390.
sub (+ABL or ACC)
|
under |
|
391.
suspicatus, suspicata, suspicatum
|
having suspected |
|
392.
tacitus, tacita, tacitum
|
silent |
|
393.
talis, talis, tale
|
such |
|
394.
tam
|
so |
|
395.
tantus, tanta, tantum
|
so great |
|
396.
temptare
|
to put to the test/to try |
|
397.
temptatus
|
having been put to the test/having been tried |
|
398.
temptavi
|
I put to the test/I tried |
|
399.
tempto
|
I put to the test/I try |
|
400.
testis, testis, m. f.
|
witness |
|
401.
timor, timoris, m.
|
fear |
|
402.
tot
|
so many |
|
403.
transeo
|
I cross/I go across |
|
404.
transii
|
I crossed/I went across |
|
405.
transire
|
to cross/to go across |
|
406.
tres
|
three |
|
407.
triginta
|
thirty |
|
408.
tristis, tristis, triste
|
sad |
|
409.
tutus, tuta, tutum
|
safe |
|
410.
ultimus, ultima, ultimum
|
furthest/last |
|
411.
umquam
|
ever |
|
412.
unde
|
from where |
|
413.
undique
|
on all sides |
|
414.
unus
|
one |
|
415.
ut
|
as/in order that/in order to/that |
|
416.
venenum, veneni, n.
|
poison |
|
417.
ventus, venti, m.
|
wind |
|
418.
verbum, verbi, n.
|
word |
|
419.
verum, veri, n.
|
truth |
|
420.
vester, vestra, vestrum
|
your (plural) |
|
421.
vexare
|
to annoy |
|
422.
vexatus
|
having been annoyed |
|
423.
vexavi
|
I annoyed |
|
424.
vexo
|
I annoy |
|
425.
viginti
|
twenty |
|
426.
virtus, virtutis, f.
|
courage |
|
427.
vitare
|
to avoid |
|
428.
vitavi
|
I avoided |
|
429.
vito
|
I avoid |
|
430.
vivus, a, um
|
alive/living |
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