Latin Vocabulary: Verbs, Nouns, Adjectives PDF
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This document presents a Latin vocabulary list, categorized by verbs, nouns, and adjectives. It provides the Latin words, their English meanings, and related words in other languages. This is ideal for students learning the Latin language and expanding their vocabulary.
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Learning Vocabulary Latin Word Meaning Related words in other languages Verbs I am here, I am adsum present laudō I praise applaud, laud, laudable teneō I hold tenaciou...
Learning Vocabulary Latin Word Meaning Related words in other languages Verbs I am here, I am adsum present laudō I praise applaud, laud, laudable teneō I hold tenacious, tenant, retain/retention, sustain/sustenance tollō I raise, lift up, hold up extol (to praise highly) veniō I come venture, adventure, advent, convene/convention, intervene Nouns (nominative / accusative (gender)) deus / deum (m.) a god deity, deify dominus / dominum (m.) enslaver, master dominion, dominate dōnum / dōnum (n.) a gift, present donate/donation, donor nos / nos we, us nosotros (Sp.), nous (Fr.), noi(It) perīculum / perīculum danger peril, perilous (n.) puella / puellam (f.) a girl rēx / rēgem (m.) a king regal, royal, regicide temple, contemplate (templum - a place for templum / templum (n.) a temple observation) vōs / vos you (plural) vosotros (Sp.), vous (Fr.), voi(It) Adjectives (masculine, feminine, neuter) parvus, parva, parvum small perterritus, perterrita, terrified, very scared terrified, terrify perterritum Romanus, Romana, Roman Roman Romanum Other Words quod because admit, advent, adventure, adhere, adjective (and any word with ad (+ acc.) towards the “ad” prefix) subito suddenly
