Latin Via Ovid Vocabulary VI
anima, -ae f. spirit, life
aura, -ae f. breeze, air
dens, dentis, dentium m. tooth
exitus, -us m. outcome, end, way out
fatum, -| n. fate
fax, facis f. torch
herba, -ae f. grass
matrimonium, -i| n. marriage
monstrum, -| n. monster
nupta, -ae f. bride
nupt|ae, -arum [Link]. wedding
omen, -inis n. omen
orbis, orbis, orbium m. circle
passus, -us m. step, pace, gait
Pluto, -onis m. Pluto
regnum, -| n. kingdom
serpens, -entis c. serpent
umbra, -ae f. shade
accipio, -ere, -cep|, -ceptum, to receive
adeo, -|re, -|v| (-i|), -itum, to go to
affero, -ferre, attul|, allatum, to carry to
ago, -ere, eg|, actum, to do, drive, spend
(time)
ait, aiunt (defective) he says, they say
audeo, -ere, ausus sum, to dare
aufero, auferre, abstul|, ablatum, to take
away
exeo, -|re, -|v| (-i|), -itum, to go out
fero, ferre, tul|, latum, to carry, bear
invenio, -|re, -ven|, -ventum, to find
occido, -ere, -cid|, -casum, to fall
ploro, -are, -av|, -atum, to weep
recipio, -ere, -cep|, -ceptum, to accept
redeo, -|re, -|v| (-i|), -itum, to go back
respicio, -ere, -spex|, -spectum, to look
back
retexo, -ere, -u|, -textum, to re-weave
reverto, -ere, -vert|, -versum, to turn back
stupeo, -ere, -u|, -itum, to be amazed
acer, acris, acre, sharp, bitter
arduus, -a, -um, arduous, difficult
avidus, -a, -um, eager
crudelis, -e. cruel
felix, fel|cis, fortunate
geminus, -a, -um, twin, double
infelix, infel|cis, unfortunate
ingens, ingentis, huge
mutus, -a, -um, mute, silent
recens, recentis, recent
superus, -a, -um, upper, highest
vanus, -a, -um, empty, void
eodem, to the same place
frustra, in vain
protinus, immediately
rursus, again
animus, -| m. mind
ardor, -oris m. burning; eagerness
causa, -ae f. cause
cervus, -| m. stag
contemptor, -oris m. despiser
hasta, -ae f. spear
fides, -e| f. faith, loyalty
frons, frondis f. leaf, foliage
pectus, -oris n. breast, chest
praeda, -ae f. prey, booty
t|bia, -ae f. shin bone; pipe, flute
tympanum, -| n. tamborine, drum
vates, -is, -um or -ium c. bard, seer
vellus, -eris n. fleece
ventus, -| m. wind
d|ripio, -ere, -ripu|, -reptum, to snatch
away
doleo, -ere, -u|, to grieve, suffer
evenio, -|re, -ven|, -ventum, to turn out
finio, -|re, -|v|, -|tum, to end
lacero, -are, -av|, -atum, to tear apart
mordeo, -ere, momord|, morsum, to bite
nato, -are, -av|, -atum, to swim, float
recogno s co , -ere, -cogno v |, -nitum, to
recognize
repello, -ere, reppul|, -pulsum, to drive
back
rubesco, -ere, rubu|, to turn red
tego, -ere, tex|, tectum, to cover
soleo, -ere, solitus sum, to be accustomed
amoenus, -a, -um, pleasant
d|versus, -a, -um, scattered
innocens, -entis, harmless
insanus, -a, -um, maddened, insance
peregr|nus, -a, -um, foreign
supplex, -icis, suppliant
aliquis, aliquid, some. any
ambo, -ae, -o. both
circum + acc. around
en, lo!
male, badly
quando, when
seu . . . seu, whether . . . or
ter, three times
tuto, safely
velut (velut|), just as, just like
aries, arietis m. ram
calceus, -| m. show
draco, -onis m. dragon
navis, navis, -ium f. ship
negotium, -i| n. business, affair
nuntius, -i| m. messenger
oraculum, -| n. oracle
aedifico, -are, -av|, -atum, to build
amitto, -ere, -m|s|, -missum, to lose
appello, -are, -av|, -atum, to call, name
aro, -are, -av|, -atum, to plow
confero, -ferre, -tul|, collatum, to bring
together, collect
conscendo, -ere, -d|, -sum, to go on board
creo, -are, -av|, -atum, to create
deligo, -ere, -leg|, -lectum, to select
e d o , -ere, e d id|, e d itum, to give out,
announce
egredior, -gred|, -gressus sum, to go out
expello, -ere, -pul|, -pulsum, to drive out
fingo, -ere, finx|, fictum, to invent, fashion
gero, -ere, gess|, gestum, to do, make;
wear; wage (war)
induo, -ere, -u|, -utum, to put on, wear
intereo, -|re, -|v| (-i|), -itum, to die
iungo, -ere, iunx|, iunctum, to join
morior, mor|, mortuus sum, to die
nuntio, -are, -av|, -atum, to announce
obtineo, -ere, -u|, -tentum, to obtain
occ|do, -ere, -c|d|, -c|sum, to slay
potior, -|r|, pot|tus sum + abl. to get
possession of
refero, -ferre, -rettul|, relatum, to carry
back
retineo, -ere, -u|, -tentum, to hold back;
retain
solvo, -ere, solv|, solutum, to loosen; set
sail; pay
spargo, -ere, spars|, sparsum, to sprinkle,
scatter
spero, -are, -av|, -atum, to hope
sp|ro, -are, -av|, -atum, to breathe
trado, -ere, tradid|, traditum, to hand over,
surrender, betray
armatus, -a, -um, armed
brevis, -e, brief
fidelis, -e + dat. faithful, loyal
nonnullus, -a, -um, some
paucus, -a, -um, few; a few
qu|dam, quaedam, quoddam, a certain
scelestus, -a, -um, wicked
ullus, -a, -um, any
cras, tomorrow
her|, yesterday
hodie, today
ob + acc. on account of, against
post adv. after, afterwards
umquam, ever
