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SERMONES ROMANI
AD VSVM DISCIPVLORVM
EDIDIT
HANS H. ØRBERG
LATIN-ENGLISH
VOCABULARY
domvs latina
mmvi
ABBREVIATIONS
abl
ablative
acc
accusative
adj
adjective
adv
adverb
comp
comparative
dat
dative
f
feminine
gen
genitive
imperf
imperfect
ind
indicative
indecl
indeclinable
inf
infinitive
m
masculine
n
neuter
part
participle
pass
passive
perf
perfect
pl
plural
prp
preposition
sg
singular
subj
subjunctive
sup
superlative
Missing words can be found in Latin-English Vocabulary I , the vocabulary for Lingva Latina per
se Illvstrata, Pars I: Familia Romana.
Document typeset with L A T E X based on the Word document available at http://focusbookstore.
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ambitiō -ōnis f
ambition
A
ab-negāre
ambō -ae -ō
two (of a pair), both
deny having received
ambulātor -ōris m , -trīx
-īcis f
lounger
ab-olēre
put an end to, abolish
abs-cēdere
go away
ā-mēns -entis adj
demented, insane
absolūtus -a -um
complete, perfect
āmentia -ae f
madness
abs-trahere
drag away, carry off
ā-movēre
remove
abundāre + abl
have plenty of
amplus -a -um
large
accūsātor -ōris m
accuser, prosecutor
adv comp amplius
more
ācer ācris ācre
bitter
adv sup amplissimē
most
acētum -ī n
sour wine, vinegar
ampulla -ae f
flask
āctus -ūs m
action, transaction
anapaestus -ī m
anapaest (metrical foot: ˘˘¯)
acuere -uisse -ūtum
sharpen, accent
angiportum -ī n
alley, lane
acūmen -inis n
sharpness, acuteness
animadvertere
pay attention, notice; punish
acūtus -a -um
sharp
annuus -a -um
year-long
(syllaba) acūta
accented
antestārī
call as a witness
ad-dūcere
lead, bring (to a place)
anxius -a -um
worried, distressing
adeō adv
so (much)
apage tē!
be off!
neque adeō
and not even
aper aprī m
wild boar
ad-esse + dat
give support (with one’s pres-
ence)
apostolus -ī m
apostle
ap-parāre
prepare, equip
ad-haerēre -sisse -sum + dat
attach oneself to
apparātus -ūs m
equipment
ad-hibēre
employ, make use of
ap-pārēre
be seen, be found
aditus -ūs m
access, admission
appāret
it is clear
ad-iūtor -ōris m
helper, supporter
ap-petere
try to reach, strive after
ad-ministrāre
administer
aptus -a -um
suitable, appropriate
admīrābilis -e
remarkable, admirable
arbitrium -ī n
settlement, decision
admīrātor -ōris m
admirer
arguere -uisse -ūtum
prove, accuse
ad-monēre
remind, advise, admonish
argūmentum -ī n
subject, plot
ad-notāre
note, designate
ar-ripere -iō -uisse -reptum
grasp
adolēscere -ēvisse
grow up, reach manhood
arx arcis f
citadel, stronghold
ad-optāre
adopt
a-scrībere
assign, ascribe
ad-sectārī
follow closely
asellus -ī m
ass, donkey
ad-sistere -stitisse
take
up
a
position,
stop,
aspectus -ūs m
sight, ‘eyes’
stand
asper -era -erum
rough
ad-stāre
stand by
assa -ae f
sweating-bath
adulēscentior -ōris comp
younger
assēnsiō -ōnis f
approval, assent
adulterium -ī n
adultery
as-sentīrī -sēnsum
agree, assent
adversārius -ī m
opponent, the other party
assus -a -um
roasted
ad-vocāre
call upon, summon
ast
but
advocātus -ī m
legal assistant, counsel
asturcō -ōnis m
horse of Asturian breed
aedēs -ium f pl
house
at
at least, at any rate, yet
aedīlis -is m
aedile (magistrate)
atquī
but, nevertheless
aegritūdō -inis f
disease, grief
atrōx -ōcis adj
dreadful
aerārium -ī n
treasury
at-testārī
be evidence of, demonstrate
aes aeris n
copper, bronze
at-tinēre
hold back, restrain
aeternus -a -um
everlasting, eternal
at-tingere -tigisse -tāctum
touch
affectāre
strive after
at-tribuere
assign, attribute
af-ficere + abl
affect, stir, visit (with)
auctor -ōris m
originator, author
affīnis -is m / f
relative by marriage, in-law
audītiō -ōnis f
lecture, lesson
agere
talk, argue
audītor -ōris m
listener, disciple
fābulam agere
stage, act, play
augurium -ī n
augury, divination
quid agis?
how are you?
auricula -ae f
ear
agnus -ī m
lamb
avē! avēte!
hallo! good morning!
āles -itis f
bird
ā-vehere
carry off
aliās adv
at another time
avēre
be eager
aliēnus -a -um
+ abl foreign to, incompatible
with; n the property of others
aviditās -ātis f
greed
avidus -a -um
greedy
al-ligāre
tie (to)
avītus -a -um
of one’s forfathers, ancestral
amantissimus -a -um
dearest
avus -ī m
grandfather
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B
balneae -ārum f pl
cognōmentum -ī n
surname
public baths
cognōscere
recognize
balneātor -ōris m
bath attendant
co-haerēre -sisse + dat
be connected with
basilica -ae f
basilica (large hall)
co-hibēre
restrain, hold back
benignus -a -um
kind, generous
co-īre -eō -iisse
come together, meet
bēta -ae f
beet
colere -uisse cultum
cultivate, till
bīlis -is f
bile, anger
col-ligere -lēgisse -lēctum
gather, collect, pick up
com-ēsse
eat
cōmicus -a -um
comic
C
cacāre
com-mendāre
entrust, recommend
defecate
com-mittere
commit, perpetrate
caccabus -ī m
cooking-pot
commodāre
lend
calceāmentum -ī n
shoe
commodus -a -um
convenient, suitable
calceāre
put on shoes
com-parāre
get ready, provide
calceātus -a -um
wearing shoes
com-pavēscere
be terrified
calēre
be hot
com-pellere -pulisse -pulsum
force, compel
calida -ae f
hot water
com-pōnere
bury
calidum -ī n
drink of wine and hot water
compressē , comp -ius
urgently
caliga -ae f
boot
con-cēdere
go, retire
caligula -ae f
boot
+ acc + inf
grant, concede
calumniārī
accuse falsely, denounce
concinnē adv
neatly
campidoctor -ōris m
drill-master, officer
con-currere
rush together
canere cecinisse cantum
prophesy
concursus -ūs m
crowding together, concourse
capella -ae f
she-goat
con-dere -didisse -ditum
found
capra -ae f
she-goat
con-discipulus -ī m
fellow pupil
capsa -ae f
box
cōn-ferre con-tulisse
col-lātum
bring together, condense
carbō -ōnis m
charcoal
cārica -ae f
dry fig
sē cōn-ferre betake oneself, go
cōn-ficere kill
cōnfectus + abl worn out
cōn-fluere flow together, gather
cōn-fundere pour together, mix up
con-gregāre collect
con-icere -iō -iēcisse -iectum throw
sē con-icere rush off
coniugium -ī n marriage
con-quīrere -sīvisse -sītum search for
cōn-scrībere write, compose
cōn-sentīre -sēnsisse -sēnsum agree
cōn-serere pugnam/proelium join battle
cōnsīderāre
cāseus -ī m
cheese
cāsū
by chance, accidentally
caterva -ae f
crowd
catīnum -ī n
bowl, dish
catulus -ī m
pup, cub
causa -ae f
legal case, cause
causidicus -ī m
advocate
cavēre cāvisse cautum
guarantee, sign for
celebrāre
throng, frequent, practise
cella -ae f
room, chamber
cēnātiō -ōnis f
dining-hall
cerebrum -ī n
brain, anger, hot temper
cērōma -atis n
wrestling-place
observe, notice
cervus -ī m
stag, deer
cōnsilium -ī n
council
chorāgium -ī n
gear, trappings
cōn-similis -e
similar, like
chorus -ī m
choral singing
cōn-spicārī
catch sight of, see
cicer -eris m
chick-pea
cōnstāre : sibi cōnstāre
be self-consistent
ciēre cīvisse citum
move, stir up
cōnstat + acc + inf
it is a fact
cingere cīnxisse cīnctum
encircle with a belt
cōn-stituere
arrange, establish
cingulum -ī n
belt
cōn-suēscere -suēvisse
become accustomed; perf be
accustomed
circum(-)īre
go round, go from one to an-
other
cōnsul -is m
consul (one of 2 chief magis-
trates)
circum-agere
lead round, lead astray
circum-vertere
turn round, poke up (fire)
cōn-sulere -uisse -sultum
consult
citāre
rouse, excite
cōnsultāre
discuss, debate
citō adv , comp citius
quickly, fast
cōnsultātiō -ōnis f
consultation
cīvīlis -e: iūs cīvīle
civil law
cōnsultum -ī n
decision, resolution
cīvitās -ātis f
state, city
cōn-sūmere
destroy, consume, use up
clārē
clearly, loud
cōn-summāre
finish
classis -is f
class, grade
contāgiō -ōnis f
infection, contagion
clēmentia -ae f
clemency
con-tendere
contend
cognātus -a -um
related (by birth); m relative
contentus -a -um
content, satisfied
cognitiō -ōnis f
inquiry, trial
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con-terrēre frighten, terrify
continēns -entis adj uninterrupted
con-tingere -tigisse -tāctum be owing to
contrōversia -ae f dispute
con-turbāre upset, dismay
convenit it is fitting, it is correct
con-vincere prove wrong, refute
cōpia -ae f resources
prō cōpiā as best one can
coquere coxisse coctum cook, prepare
cōram prp + abl before, towards
cornīx -īcis f crow
cornū -ūs n horn; pl (cervī) antlers
corōna -ae f wreath
cor-ripere -iō -uisse -reptum censure
cor-rumpere corrupt, bribe
corvus -ī m raven
cotīdiānus -a -um daily, everyday
creāre appoint, elect
crēdibilis -e credible
crepusculum -ī n twilight, dusk
crīmen -inis n charge, accusation
cruci-fīgere crucify
crux -ucis f cross
in malam crucem to his death
cubāre -uisse -itum lie (in bed)
cubitum īre go to bed
cubitus -ūs m lying down, being in bed
cucumis -eris m cucumber
cucurbita -ae f gourd
culpa -ae f guilt
cultūra -ae f cultivation
agrī cultūra agriculture
cultus -ūs m adornment, equipment
-cumque -ever
see quī-, unde-, quālis-cumque
cūnctārī
de-errāre
wander off, get lost
de-esse , sibi
spare any trouble
dē-ferre
denounce, accuse
dēfōrmis -e
ugly
dēfōrmitās -ātis f
ugliness, disfigurement
dē-gravāre
weigh down
dein
then, next
dēlectāre
delight, amuse; pass be con-
tent with
dēlīberāre
deliberate, think over
dēlīberātiō -ōnis f
deliberation
dēlīrāre
be mad
dēmēns -entis adj
out of one’s mind, mad
dēmentia -ae f
madness
dē-mittere
let fall, drop
dē-nārrāre
give a full account of
dē-nūntiāre
announce, threaten; + dat
summon
dē-pōnere
lay down, take off
dēpositum -ī n
deposit, trust
dē-scrībere
transcribe, describe
dēsertor -ōris m
one who deserts (his people)
dē-sōlāre
leave alone, desert
dē-spondēre -disse
animum, despair
dē-stringere
rub, scrape (with a strigil)
dē-terere -trīvisse -trītum
wear down, chafe
dē-vorāre
swallow up, use up
dextera -ae f
right hand, the right
dexterē adv , comp dexterius
skilfully, dexterously
dialectica -ōrum n pl
logic
dictātum -ī n
dictation
dif-ferre dis-tulisse dī-lātum
postpone, defer
dif-ferre
differ, be distinguished
difficultās -ātis f
difficulty
dif-fundere , sē
spread
dignitās -ātis f
rank, dignity
delay, hesitate
dī-gredī -gressum
go away, depart
cūnctātiō -ōnis f
hesitation
dī-iūdicāre
settle, decide
Cūria -ae f
Senate-house, the Senate
dīligentia -ae f
carefulness, diligence
cūriōsus -a -um
inquisitive, curious
dī-ligere -lēxisse -lēctum
love, be fond of
cursus -ūs m
running, run, course
dī-mittere
let go, lose, let off
curtus -a -um
mutilated, circumcised
dī-numerāre
count
cūstōs -ōdis m
guardian
dīs dītis adj , comp dītior
rich, wealthy
cutis -is f
skin, hide
dis-cernere -crēvisse -crētum
distinguish
cyathus -ī m
ladle
discessus -ūs m
going away, departure
disciplīna -ae f
discipline
discrīmen -inis n
distinction, discrimination
D
damnāre condemn
dare + acc + inf grant, concede
de-ambulāre go for a walk
dē-cernere -crēvisse -crētum decide, decree
dē-cipere -iō -cēpisse -ceptum deceive
dē-clārāre
dis-cumbere
lie down at table
discus -ī m
dish
disertus -a -um
well-spoken, eloquent
dis-perīre
perish, be lost
dis-pōnere
place
here
and
there,
dis-
tribute
make known, show
dis-putāre
argue, discuss
dē-collāre
behead
disputātiō -ōnis f
discussion, argument
decor -ōris m
beauty
dissēnsiō -ōnis f
disagreement
dēcrētum -ī n
decision, decree
dis-sentīre
disagree
dē-currere -rrisse
run down, have recourse to
dis-serere -uisse -rtum
treat of, discuss
dē-dere -didisse -ditum
give up, surrender,devote
dis-similis -e
unlike, different
dēditiō -ōnis f
surrender
dis-simulāre
pretend not to notice, ignore
dē-dūcere
lead off, conduct, escort
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