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First Form<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

<strong>to</strong> <strong>Match</strong><br />

<strong>CD</strong>


LESSON I<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

Latin English Derivatives<br />

amo I love, like amorous, amateur<br />

na<strong>to</strong> I swim nata<strong>to</strong>rium<br />

do I give donate<br />

s<strong>to</strong> I stand status<br />

lavo I wash lava<strong>to</strong>ry<br />

oro I speak, pray ora<strong>to</strong>r<br />

paro I prepare preparation<br />

por<strong>to</strong> I carry portable<br />

servo I guard, keep conservation<br />

voco I call vocation, vocal<br />

LESSON II<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

Latin English Derivatives<br />

juvo I help adjutant<br />

narro I tell narra<strong>to</strong>r<br />

aro I plow arable<br />

clamo I shout clamor<br />

op<strong>to</strong> I desire, wish option<br />

erro I err, wander erroneous<br />

laudo I praise laudable<br />

temp<strong>to</strong> I tempt temptation<br />

pugno I fight pugnacious<br />

spec<strong>to</strong> I look at inspect


LESSON III<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

návigo I sail naviga<strong>to</strong>r<br />

líbero I set free liberty<br />

salu<strong>to</strong> I greet salutation<br />

adoro I adore adoration<br />

hábi<strong>to</strong> I live in, dwell habitat<br />

ámbulo I walk ambulance<br />

laboro I work labora<strong>to</strong>ry<br />

júdico I judge, consider judicious<br />

óccupo I seize occupy<br />

súpero I overcome, surpass superior<br />

LESSON VIII<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

non<br />

not<br />

heri<br />

yesterday<br />

hódie<br />

<strong>to</strong>day<br />

cras <strong>to</strong>morrow procrastinate<br />

nunc<br />

now<br />

tum<br />

then, at that time<br />

numquam never<br />

umquam<br />

ever<br />

semper<br />

always<br />

saepe<br />

often


LESSON IX<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

pu<strong>to</strong> (1) <strong>to</strong> think computer<br />

mu<strong>to</strong> (1) <strong>to</strong> change mutate<br />

celo (1) <strong>to</strong> hide conceal<br />

rogo (1) <strong>to</strong> ask interrogative<br />

volo (1) <strong>to</strong> fly volley, volatile<br />

spero (1) <strong>to</strong> hope despair<br />

dúbi<strong>to</strong> (1) <strong>to</strong> doubt dubious<br />

perturbo (1) <strong>to</strong> disturb perturb<br />

nego (1) <strong>to</strong> deny negative<br />

accuso (1) <strong>to</strong> accuse accusation<br />

LESSON X<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

demonstro (1) <strong>to</strong> show, point out demonstrate<br />

núntio (1) <strong>to</strong> report announce<br />

vúlnero (1) <strong>to</strong> wound vulnerable<br />

exploro (1) <strong>to</strong> explore explore<br />

culpo (1) <strong>to</strong> blame culprit, culpable<br />

creo (1) <strong>to</strong> create create<br />

appello (1) <strong>to</strong> address appeal<br />

oppugno (1) <strong>to</strong> attack pugnacious<br />

exspec<strong>to</strong> (1) <strong>to</strong> wait for, expect expect<br />

delec<strong>to</strong> (1) <strong>to</strong> delight, please delectable


LESSON XII & LESSON XIII<br />

Adverbs<br />

heri yesterday nunc now<br />

hódie <strong>to</strong>day saepe often<br />

cras <strong>to</strong>morrow semper always<br />

non not tum then, at that time<br />

numquam never umquam ever<br />

LESSON XIV<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

Latin Gender English Derivative<br />

mensa -ae f. table mesa<br />

puella -ae f. girl<br />

regina -ae f. queen<br />

terra -ae f. earth, land terri<strong>to</strong>ry<br />

agrícola -ae m. farmer agriculture<br />

nauta -ae m. sailor nautical<br />

poeta -ae m. poet<br />

Maria -ae f. Mary<br />

Roma -ae f. Rome<br />

Itália -ae f. Italy<br />

LESSON XV<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

Latin Gender English Derivative<br />

servus -i m. slave, servant servile<br />

amicus -i m. friend amicable<br />

annus -i m. year annual<br />

Christus -i m. Christ<br />

agnus -i m. lamb St. Agnes<br />

dóminus -i m. lord, master dominate<br />

equus -i m. horse equine<br />

fílius -i m. son filial<br />

deus -i m. god deity<br />

mundus -i m. world, mankind mundane


LESSON XVI<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

bellum -i n. war bellicose<br />

caelum -i n. 6 sky, heaven celestial<br />

donum -i n. gift donation<br />

forum -i n. forum, marketplace forum<br />

óppidum -i n. <strong>to</strong>wn<br />

saxum -i n. rock<br />

regnum -i n. kingdom reign<br />

templum -i n. temple<br />

verbum -i n. word verb, verbal<br />

débitum -i n. debt, sin debit<br />

LESSON XVIII<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

bonus -a -um good bonus<br />

malus -a -um bad malice<br />

magnus -a -um great, large magnify<br />

parvus -a -um<br />

small<br />

novus -a -um new novelty, novel<br />

aeternus -a -um eternal, everlasting eternity<br />

altus -a -um high, deep altitude<br />

latus -a -um wide, broad latitude<br />

multus -a -um much (pl. many) multitude<br />

sanctus -a -um sacred, holy sanctify


LESSON XXI<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

pater patris m. father patrician<br />

frater fratris m. brother fraternity<br />

mater matris f. mother maternity<br />

soror sororis f. sister sorority<br />

rex regis m. king regal<br />

dux ducis m. leader duke<br />

miles mílitis m. soldier military<br />

LESSON XXII<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

lex legis f. law legal<br />

vox vocis f. voice vocal<br />

pax pacis f. peace pacific<br />

lux lucis f. light lucid, Lucifer<br />

crux crucis f. cross crucify<br />

panis panis m. bread companion<br />

canis canis m. or f. dog canine<br />

pes pedis m. foot pedal<br />

sol solis m. sun solar<br />

mos moris m. cus<strong>to</strong>m moral<br />

LESSON XXIII<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

nomen nóminis n. name nominate<br />

flumen flúminis n. river fluid<br />

lumen lúminis n. lamp luminous<br />

caput cápitis n. head capital<br />

cor cordis n. heart cordial


LESSON XXV<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

adventus -ūs m. arrival advent<br />

domus -ūs f. house, home domestic<br />

exércitus -ūs m. army exercise<br />

fructus -ūs m. fruit fruit<br />

manus -ūs f. hand manual, manufacture<br />

metus -ūs m. fear<br />

portus -ūs m. harbor port<br />

lacus -ūs m. lake<br />

senatus -ūs m. senate senate<br />

spíritus -ūs m. spirit spirit<br />

LESSON XXVI<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

res rei f.<br />

thing, matter, affair,<br />

business<br />

real<br />

dies diei m. day diary<br />

fácies faciei f. face facial<br />

fides fidei f faith, trust fidelity<br />

spes spei f. hope despair<br />

LESSON XXX<br />

<strong>Vocabulary</strong><br />

júbeo -ēre*<br />

<strong>to</strong> order, command<br />

cáveo -ēre* <strong>to</strong> beware of, guard against caution<br />

prohíbeo -ēre <strong>to</strong> prevent prohibit<br />

appáreo -ēre <strong>to</strong> appear appearance<br />

váleo -ēre* <strong>to</strong> be strong, be well valor<br />

respóndeo -ēre* <strong>to</strong> respond, answer response<br />

máneo -ēre* <strong>to</strong> remain, stay mansion<br />

árdeo -ēre* <strong>to</strong> burn, be on fire arson<br />

térreo -ēre <strong>to</strong> frighten terrify<br />

tímeo -ēre* <strong>to</strong> fear, be afraid of timid

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