List of Latin Words

First declension

 * agricola – m., farmer


 * aqua – f., water


 * Britannia – f., Britain


 * camera – f., room


 * copia (singular) – f., supply, plenty, abundance
 * copia (plural) – f., troops, forces


 * Cornelia – f., Cornelia


 * Corsica – f., Corsica


 * dea, deae – f., goddess


 * duo – two


 * et…et – both… and


 * femina – f., woman


 * filia – f., daughter


 * fossa – f., trench, moat


 * Gallia – f., Gaul


 * Germania – f., Germany


 * hasta – f., spear


 * Hispania – f., Spain


 * incola – m., inhabitant


 * inopia – f., want, scarcity, lack


 * insula – f., island


 * iniuria- ae – f., wrong-doing, wrong, injury


 * Italia – f., Italy


 * Iulia – f., Julia
 * lupa -f., she-wolf


 * nauta – m., sailor


 * patria – f., native land, fatherland


 * pecunia – f., money


 * pictura- ae – f., picture


 * porta – f., gate


 * praeda – f., plunder, booty


 * provincia – f., province


 * puella – f., girl


 * pugna – f., fight, fighting, battle


 * quattuor – four


 * quinque – five
 * rana - f., frog


 * regina – f., queen
 * ripa - riverbank


 * Roma, -ae – f., Rome
 * rosa – f., rose


 * sagitta – f., arrow


 * Sardinia – f., Sardinia


 * Sicilia – f., Sicily


 * silva – f., wood, forest


 * terra – f., earth, land, country


 * tres – three


 * unus – one
 * vacca - f., cow


 * via – f., way, road, street


 * victoria – f., victory

Second declension

 * aedificium, aedificii – n., building


 * ager, agri – m., field, land, farm, territory


 * amicus, -i – m., friend


 * bellum, -i – n., war


 * Britannus, -i – m., a Briton


 * captivus, -i – m., captive


 * castra, castorum – n. pl., camp
 * consilium, -i -n., advice


 * filius, -i – m., son


 * fluvius – m., river


 * frumentum, -i – n., grain


 * Gallus, -i – m., a Gaul (inhabitant of Gaul)


 * Germanus, -i – m., a German


 * gladius, gladii – m., sword


 * liber, libri – m., book


 * liberi, liberorum – m., children
 * lupus -m., wolf


 * magister, magistri – m., teacher


 * murus, -i – m., wall


 * oppidum- i – n., town


 * periculum, -i – n., danger


 * populus, -i – m., a people, a nation


 * praesidum, -i – n., garrison
 * pratum, -i -n., meadow


 * proelium, -i – n., battle


 * puer, pueri – m., boy


 * Romanus, -i – m., a Roman


 * servus, -i – m., slave
 * tempestas, -i -f., storm


 * vallum- i – n., wall, rampart


 * vir, viri – m., man

Third declension

 * adulescens, adulescentis - m., young man
 * anser, anseris – m., goose


 * arx, arcis – f., citadel
 * caedes, caedes - f., slaughter


 * consul, consulis – m., consul
 * civis, civis - m., citizen
 * civitas, civitatis - m/f., citizenship; state, country
 * classis, classis - f., fleet
 * collis, collis - m., hill


 * custos, custodis – m., guard, sentinel


 * dux, ducis – m., leader, guide
 * finis, finis - m., end, pl. borders


 * gladiator, gladiatoris – m., gladiator


 * homo, hominis – m., man, human pl., people
 * hostis, hostis - m., enemy


 * imperator, imperatoris – m., general, commander, commander in chief
 * ignis, ignis - m., fire


 * Iuno, Iunonis – f., Juno


 * leo, leonis – m., lion


 * legio, legionis – f., legion
 * mens, mentis - f., mind


 * miles, militis – m., soldier
 * mons, montis - m., mountain
 * mors, mortis - f., death


 * mulier, mulieris – f., woman


 * munitio, munitionis – f.,fortification
 * navis, navis - f., ship
 * nox, noctis - f., night
 * pars, partis - f., part
 * pastor, pastoris - m., shepherd
 * pons, pontis - m., bridge


 * rex, regis – m., king
 * turris, turris - f., tower
 * urbs, urbis - f., city


 * uxor, uxoris – f., wife

First conjugation

 * amo, amare – love, like
 * appello, appellare - name


 * aro, arare – plow


 * bellum parare (expression) – prepare for war


 * colloco, collocare – place, station


 * comport, comportare – bring together, collect


 * convoco, convocare – call together
 * curo, curare - care for


 * do, dare – give
 * dubito, dubitare - hesitate


 * habito, habitare – dwell


 * impero, imperare – give orders to ; command, order, govern
 * inflo, inflare - inflate


 * laboro, laborare – toil, labour


 * laudo, laudare – praise


 * monstro, monstrare – show


 * navigo, navigare – sail


 * neco, necare – kill
 * nego, negare - deny


 * nuntio, nuntiare – announce, report
 * occupo, occupare - seize, take over


 * oppugno, oppugnare – attack, assault


 * paro, parare – prepare


 * porto, portare – carry


 * propero, properare – hurry, hasten


 * pugno, pugnare – fight


 * revoco, revocare – call back, recall


 * servo, servare – keep, save, preserve


 * specto, spectare – look at


 * sto, stare – stand


 * supero, superare – conquer


 * vasto, vastare – lay waste
 * veto, vetare - forbid


 * voco, vocare – call


 * vulnero, vulnerare – wound

Second conjugation

 * audeo, audere - dare, venture
 * compleo, complere – fill
 * condo, condere - establish, found
 * debeo, debere - ought


 * habeo, habere – have, hold
 * iaceo, iacere - lie (down)
 * iubeo, iubere - order, command


 * maneo, manere – stay, remain


 * moveo, movere – move


 * pareo, parere – obey
 * prohibeo, prohibere - prevent
 * reduco, reducere - lead back


 * removeo, removere – remove, withdraw


 * respondeo, respondere – reply, answer


 * retineo, retinere – hold back, detain, check


 * servo, servare – keep, save, preserve


 * teneo, tenere – hold


 * terreo, terrere – frighten


 * timeo, timere – fear


 * video, videre – see

Third conjugation

 * bellum gerere (expression) – to wage war


 * capio, capere – take, capture


 * castra ponere (expression) – to pitch tent


 * cogo, cogere – collect; compel
 * constituo, constituere - decide, determine


 * duco, ducere – lead
 * expello, expellere - banish, drive out


 * facio, facere – do, make


 * fugio, fugere – flee, escape


 * gero, gerere – wage; manage


 * iacio, iacere – throw, hurl


 * interficio, interficere – kill, slay


 * mitto, mittere – send


 * pono, ponere – put, place
 * relinquo, relinquere - leave behind, abandon

Fourth Conjugation

 * audio, audire – hear


 * convenio, convenire – come together, assemble


 * dormio, dormire – sleep
 * invenio, invenire - find, come upon


 * munio, munire – fortify


 * venio, venire – come

Adjectives

 * aequus, aequa, aequum - just, right


 * altus, alta, altum – high, deep


 * bonus, bona, bonum – good
 * iniquus, iniqua, iniquum - unjust, wrong
 * invidiosus, invidiosa, invidiosum - envious


 * latus, lata, latum – wide
 * laetus, laeta, laetum - glad, joyful, happy


 * liber, libera, liberum – free


 * longus, longa, longum – long, tall


 * magnus, magna, magnum – large


 * malus, mala, malum – bad


 * miser, misera, miserum – wretched, unhappy
 * mortuus, mortua, mortuum - dead


 * multus, multa, multum – much; in plural, many
 * novus, nova, novum - new


 * parvus, parva, parvum – small


 * pauci, paucae, pauca – few (in plural only)
 * primus, prima, primum - first


 * pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum – beautiful, pretty, fine


 * Romanus, Romana, Romanum – Roman


 * sacer, sacra, sacrum - sacred
 * turbulentus, turbulunta, turbulentum - muddy

Prepositions

 * ab – (prep. w. ab.) from


 * ad – (prep. w. acc.) to, towards


 * circum – (prep. w. acc.) around


 * contra – (prep w. acc.) against


 * cum – (prep. w. ab.) with


 * de – (prep. w. ab.) about, concerning


 * ex – (prep. w. ab.) out of


 * in – (prep. w. acc.) into


 * in – (prep. w. ab.) in


 * per – (prep. w. acc.) through


 * post – (prep. w. acc.) after, behind


 * prope – (prep. w. acc.) near


 * propter – (prep. w. acc.) on account of, because of


 * trans – (prep. w. acc.) across

Adverbs

 * cotidie –daily


 * cur – why


 * fortiter – bravely


 * ibi – in that place, ther
 * male - badly


 * mox – presently, soon


 * noctu – by night


 * nunc – now


 * olim – at that time, once, long ago
 * quondam - once upon a time
 * rursus - again


 * saepe – often


 * ubi – (interrogative adverb) where

Conjunctions

 * et – and


 * non – not


 * quod – because
 * quoque - also


 * sed – but

Interrogatives

 * quid – (pronoun) what


 * quis – (pronoun) who


 * quo – where to, whither
 * quomodo - how


 * unde – where from, whence