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What is the Latin term for 'danger'?
What is the Latin term for 'danger'?
The term 'nātus' refers to a daughter.
The term 'nātus' refers to a daughter.
False
What is the meaning of 'populus' in English?
What is the meaning of 'populus' in English?
population or people
The _____ is used to hold wine.
The _____ is used to hold wine.
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Match the following Latin terms with their meanings:
Match the following Latin terms with their meanings:
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Which of the following refers to an egg in Latin?
Which of the following refers to an egg in Latin?
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The word 'tumulus' means a mound or hill.
The word 'tumulus' means a mound or hill.
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What does 'praemium' signify in English?
What does 'praemium' signify in English?
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The term 'bellum' means peace.
The term 'bellum' means peace.
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The Latin term for a 'spear' is _____ .
The Latin term for a 'spear' is _____ .
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What is the meaning of 'dominus' in Latin?
What is the meaning of 'dominus' in Latin?
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Which term represents 'hatred' in Latin?
Which term represents 'hatred' in Latin?
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The Latin word for 'garden' is _______.
The Latin word for 'garden' is _______.
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Which of the following words means 'friend'?
Which of the following words means 'friend'?
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The word 'arvum' translates to 'plowed land'.
The word 'arvum' translates to 'plowed land'.
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What is the Latin term for 'gift'?
What is the Latin term for 'gift'?
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A Latin term for 'help' is _______.
A Latin term for 'help' is _______.
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Which term refers to a doctor in Latin?
Which term refers to a doctor in Latin?
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What is the English meaning of 'cibus'?
What is the English meaning of 'cibus'?
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The Latin word 'aurum' means silver.
The Latin word 'aurum' means silver.
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What does 'animus' refer to?
What does 'animus' refer to?
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The _____ is known for being a sacred grove.
The _____ is known for being a sacred grove.
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Which of these best describes 'lectus'?
Which of these best describes 'lectus'?
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The term 'captīvus' translates to 'free man'.
The term 'captīvus' translates to 'free man'.
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What does 'donum' signify?
What does 'donum' signify?
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'Deus' refers to a _____ in Latin.
'Deus' refers to a _____ in Latin.
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Which word translates to 'friend' in Latin?
Which word translates to 'friend' in Latin?
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What is the Latin term for a 'cup'?
What is the Latin term for a 'cup'?
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'servus' refers to a man or husband in Latin.
'servus' refers to a man or husband in Latin.
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What is the meaning of 'socius'?
What is the meaning of 'socius'?
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The Latin word for 'kingdom' is ______.
The Latin word for 'kingdom' is ______.
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Which Latin term refers to a 'prize' or 'reward'?
Which Latin term refers to a 'prize' or 'reward'?
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'puer' signifies a boy or child.
'puer' signifies a boy or child.
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What is the Latin word for 'tomb'?
What is the Latin word for 'tomb'?
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Study Notes
Latin Vocabulary Review
- aedificium, -iī, n.: building
- aevum, -ī, n.: age; lifetime; timespan
- ager, agrī m.: field
- agnus, -ī m.: lamb
- altum, -ī, n.: the deep sea
- alveus, -ī, m.: basket
- amīcus, -ī, m.: friend
- animus, -ī, m.: feeling, spirit, mind
- annus, -ī, m.: year
- antrum, -ī, n.: cave
- argentum, -ī, n.: silver
- arvum, -ī, n.: field; plowed land
- astrum, -ī, n.: star; heavenly body
- atrium, -iī, n.: atrium (entryway)
- aurum, -ī, n.: gold; money
- auxilium, -iī, n.: help
- baculum, -ī, n.: stick; club
- barbarus, -ī, m.: foreigner; barbarian
- bellum, -ī, n.: war; battle
- beneficium, -iī, n.: kindness; favor
- bonum, -ī, n.: good (thing); advantage
- caelum, -ī, n.: sky; heaven(s)
- campus, -ī, m.: field; plain
- capillus, -ī, m.: hair; head of hair
- captīvus, -ī, m.: captive; prisoner
- cervus, -ī m.: deer
- chorus, -ī, m.: chorus; band; troop
- cibus, -ī, m.: food
- colonus, -ī m.: farmer, settler
- cōnsilium, -iī, n.: plan; idea
- deus, -ī, m.: god
- digitus, -ī, m.: finger
- discipulus, -ī m.: student
- dolus, -ī m.: trick, deceit
- dominus, -ī, m.: master; lord; Lord (God)
- donum, -ī, n.: gift; donation
- equus, -ī, m.: horse
- exemplum, -ī, n.: pattern; copy
- exsilium, -iī, n.: exile; banishment
- factum, -ī, n.: fact; deed
- famulus, -ī m.: household servant
- ferrum, -ī, n.: iron; sword
- flagellum, -ī, n.: whip; lash
- flagitium, -iī, n.: scandal; crime
- fluvius, -iī, m.: river
- forum, -ī, n.: market place; city center
- fretum, -ī, n.: strait (of water)
- frumentum, -ī, n.: grain; food
- fundus, -ī m.: farm, estate
- fātum, -ī, n.: fate; that which is spoken
- filius, -iī m.: son
- gaudium, -iī, n.: delight; joy
- gladius, -iī, m.: sword
- hortus, -ī, m.: garden
- hospitium, -iī n.: hospitality
- imperium, -iī, n.: authority; power; Empire
- incendium, -iī n.: fire, conflagration
- ingenium, -iī n.: character; temperament
- inimīcus, -ī, m.: enemy; personal enemy
- initium, -iī, n.: beginning, origin
- iudicium, -iī, n.: judgment; (legal) opinion; trial
- iugum, -ī, n.: yoke; team (of horses); ridge (of a mountain)
- lectus, -ī, m.: bed
- legatus, -ī, m.: officer; envoy; ambassador
- libellus, -ī, m.: booklet; little book
- liber, librī, m.: book
- lignum, -ī, n.: wood
- locus, -ī, m.: place; location
- lucus, -ī, m.: grove; sacred grove
- ludus, -ī, m.: game, school
- lupus, -ī, m.: wolf
- lētum, -ī, n.: death; ruin (esp in poetry)
- lībertus, -ī, m.: freeman; (former slave)
- magister, -trī, m.: teacher; captain (of a ship)
- malum, -ī, n.: evil; disaster; apple*
- maritus, -ī, m.: husband
- medicus, -ī, m.: doctor
- membrum, -ī, n.: limb; member
- minister, -trī, m.: attendant, administrator
- modus, -ī, m.: way, manner
- monumentum, -ī, n.: monument
- morbus, -ī, m.: sickness, disease
- mundus, -ī, m.: the world; the earth
- mūrus, -ī, m.: wall (esp interior wall)
- negotium, -iī, n.: business, job;
- nidus, -ī m.: nest
- numerus, -ī, m.: number
- nummus, -ī m.: coin
- nātus, -ī, m.: son; child
- nūntius, -iī, m.: message; message*
- oculus, -ī, m.: eye; circular opening
- odium, -iī, n.: hatred; boredom
- officium, -iī, n.: duty; service; responsibility
- oleum, -ī n.: oil; petroleum
- oppidum, -iī, n.: small town; village
- ovum, -ī, n.: egg
- patronus, -ī m.: patron
- perīculum, -ī, n.: danger; peril
- pilum, -ī, n.: spear
- plaustrum, -ī n.: wagon; cart
- polus, -ī, m.: pole; North Pole
- populus, -ī, m.: population; people; nation
- porcus, -ī m.: pig
- praeceptum, -ī, n.: lesson; rule
- praemium, -iī, n.: prize; reward
- praesidium, -iī, n.: garrison
- pretium, -iī, n.: price
- proelium, -iī, n.: fight; battle
- prīncipium, -iī, n.: beginning
- pōculum, -ī, n.: cup
- puer, -ī, m.: boy; child; slave
- radius, -iī, m.: ray, spoke
- remedium, -iī n.: remedy
- Remus, -ī, m.: one of the two founders of Rome.
- Romulus, -ī, m.: one of the two founders of Rome.
- rursus, -ī, m.: retreat
- rusticus, -ī, m.: farmer
- rāmus, -ī, m.: branch; bough (of a tree)
- rēgnum, -ī, n.: kingdom
- rētiārius, -iī, m.: net man (gladiator)
- rīvus, -ī, m.: stream; river
- saccus, -ī, m.: sack; (money) bag
- sacrum, -ī, n.: sacrifice; sacred vessel
- saeculum, -ī, n.: age; era; generation; century
- sagittarius, -iī, m.: archer
- saxum, -ī, n.: rock; stone
- scutum, -1, n.: shield
- sepulchrum, -ī, n.: tomb; grave
- sertum, -ī, n.: garland; wreath of flowers
- servus, -ī, m.: slave
- signum, -ī. n.: sign, signal; military standard
- socius, -iī, m.: ally; companion
- somnium, -ī, n.: dream
- somnus, -ī, m.: sleep
- sonus, -ī, m.: sound; roar
- spatium, -iī, n.: space, distance
- stagnum, -ī, n.: pool
- studium, -iī, n.: eagerness, devotion; desire
- supplicium, -iī, n.: punishment; torture
- taurus, -ī, m.: bull
- templum, -ī, n.: temple
- tergum, -1, n.: back; rear
- titulus, -ī, m.: title, inscription
- torus, -ī, m.: bed; couch; royal throne or seat
- tribunus, -ī, m.: tribune (Roman politician)
- tributum, -ī, n.: tribute; tax
- triumphus, -ī, m.: triumph
- tumulus, -ī, m.: hill; mound; swelling
- tēctum, -ī, n.: roof; ceiling; house
- tēlum, -ī, n.: javelin; weapon
- ursus, -ī, m.: bear
- ventus, -ī, m.: wind
- verbum, -1, n.: word
- vestigium, -iī, n.: footprint; step; track; trace;
- vir, -ī, m.: man; husband
- vīcīnus, -ī, m.: neighbor
- vīnum, -ī, n.: vine; grapevine
- võtum, -ī, n.: vow; prayer; sacred promise
- ānulus, -ī, m.: ring
- ōsculum, -ī, n.: kiss
- ōtium, -iī, n.: leisure; ease, rest
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Test your knowledge of Latin vocabulary with this comprehensive review quiz. Perfect for students looking to reinforce their understanding of important Latin terms and their meanings. Challenge yourself or study with friends to master these key words!
