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