Latin Vocabulary and Translation Exercises

What does the Latin word 'laborare' mean?

Which English phrase translates to 'navigamus'?

Which of the following is the correct translation for 'he will fight'?

What does 'vulnerare' mean in English?

How do you say 'they announce' in Latin?

Which English phrase translates to 'laborabo'?

What is the Latin word for 'to decorate'?

What does 'spectare' mean?

Which of the following is the correct translation for 'you (plural) wander'?

Which Latin word means 'to save'?

Vocabulary

laborare: to work
pugnare: to fight
navigare: to sail
ornare: to decorate
oppugnare: to attack
portare: to carry
servare: to save
sed: but
errare: to wander
nuntiare: to announce
spectare: to look at
laudare: to praise
vulnerare: to wound
dare: to give
et: and
non: not

Exercises: Translate into English

amo: love
pugnat: fights
nuntiant: announce
erratis: wander
pugnabit: will fight
laboras: work
spectaverunt: saw/looked at
laudabitis: will praise
erravit: wandered
vulneraveras: wounded (you plural)
ornabis: decorate
pugnavero: will fight
nuntiavistis: announced (you plural)
navigabamus: sailed (we plural)
oppugnaverat: attacked
errabo: to wander (single person)

Exercises: Translate into Latin

I work: laboro
We sail: navigamus
They love: amant
we had sailed: velimus navigavimus
he wounded: vulneravit
you (pl.) sail: navigatis
he attacked: aggressus est
he has carried: portarit
she praises: laudat
I announce: nuntio
He wanders: errat
I shall work: laborabo
he sails: navigat
I am working: laboro
he will fight: pugnabit
they decorated: ornaverunt

Test your knowledge of Latin vocabulary and translation with this quiz. You'll translate various verbs from Latin to English and vice versa, reinforcing your understanding of key Latin words and grammar. Perfect for Latin students or anyone looking to improve their language skills.