Latin Vocabulary for Review

accuso: accuse, blame, find fault, charge
aedificio: build, erect, establish, create
agito: stir, drive, shake, revolve, live,
control, consider, pursue
ambulo: walk, travel, march, parade
amo: love, like, fall in love with, be fond
of, have a tendency to
appello: call (upon), address, solicit,
appeal (to), accuse
aro: plow
cachinno, -are: laugh aloud or
boisterously
canto: sing, play (roles, music), recite,
praise, celebrate, forewarn, enchant
ceno: dine
cogito: think, consider, ponder, imagine,
intend
concito: stir up, disturb, hurl (missile),
enrage, spur, impel, summon, cause
conloco: place, set in order, arrange,
station, post, put together, establish
in a place
conservo: keep safe, preserve, maintain,
spare
convoco: call together, assemble,
convoke, convene, summon, muster
creo: create, give birth to, produce,
cause to grow, elect, appoint
culpo: blame, find fault with, censure,
reproach, reprove, disapprove,
accuse,
curo: arrange, take care of, worry, heal,
undertake, procure, desire
dedico: declare, proclaim, dedicate,
consecrate, devote, apply, commit
(to)
delecto: delight, please, amuse, fascinate,
charm, lure, entice
demigro: go away, emigrate, migrate,
withdraw
LATIN VERBS
1 st conjugation
in –āre, -āvī, -ātum
demonstro: point out, explain, describe,
mention, allege, prove, demonstrate
desidero: want, wish for, request,
require, lack, lose, want to know,
investigate, examine, discuss
dimico: fight, battle, struggle, brandish
weapons, be in conflict or peril
DO, DARE, DEDI, DATUS: GIVE, DEDICATE,
SELL, PAY, GRANT, BESTOW, IMPART,
OFFER, LEND, DEVOTE, ALLOW, MAKE,
SURRENDER, GIVE OVER, SEND TO DIE,
ASCRIBE, ATTRIBUTE, GIVE BIRTH,
PRODUCE, UTTER
• dare poenas: pay the penalty
• compunds in 3 rd conjugation
dubito: doubt, deliberate, hesitate (over),
be uncertain
educo: bring up, train, educate
erro: wander, go astray, make a mistake
exclamo: exclaim, shout, cry out
excuso: excuse, justify, explain, allege,
explico: unfold, extend, set forth, display,
exhibit, explain, disentangle
expugno: assault, storm, conquer,
plunder, accomplish, persuade
fatigo: tire, fatigue, harass
fugo: put to flight, rout, chase away,
drive into exile
gusto: taste, sip, have some experience
of, enjoy
habito: inhabit, dwell, live, stay
ignoro: not know, disregard, be ignorant
of
impero (+ dat): order, command, levy,
rule
incito: enrage, urge on, inspire, arouse
interrogo: ask, question, interrogate,
examine, indict, sue
invito: invite, summon, challenge
iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutus: help, assist,
support
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