latin voab

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  • The Defined Vocabulary List and Restricted Vocabulary List for GCSE (9–1) Latin are available from OCR.
  • The preposition 'ab' is used in Latin as a prefix with verbs and as a preposition from, away from, by.
  • The verb 'absum' in Latin means 'to be absent, be away, be distant from'.
  • The conjunction 'ac' in Latin is indeclinable and means 'and'.
  • The verb 'accipio' in Latin means 'to accept, take in, receive'.
  • The preposition 'ad' in Latin is used as a prefix with verbs and as a preposition to, towards, at.
  • The adverb 'adeo' in Latin means 'so much, so greatly, to such an extent'.
  • The verb 'adsum' in Latin means 'to be here, be present'.
  • The verb 'advenio' in Latin means 'to arrive'.
  • The verb 'aedifico' in Latin means 'to build'.
  • vita vitae, f noun 1 life
  • vinum vini, n noun 2 wine
  • vivo vivere, vixi verb 3 live, be alive
  • vos vestrum pronoun you (plural)
  • voco vocare, vocavi, vocatus verb 1 call
  • vulnero vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus verb 1 wound, injure
  • vinco vincere, vici, victus verb 3 conquer, win, be victorious
  • villa villae, f noun 1 house, country villa
  • vir viri, m noun 2 man
  • virtus virtutis, f noun 3 courage, virtue
  • vulnus vulneris, n noun 3 wound
  • vox vocis, f noun 3 voice, shout
  • s sum verb 2 deponent seem, appear
  • The noun 'ager' in Latin is used as a field.
  • The pronoun/adjective 'alius' in Latin means 'other, another, else'.
  • The pronoun/adjective 'alter' in Latin means 'the other, another, one (of two), the second (of two)'.
  • The adjective 'altus' in Latin means 'high, deep'.
  • Cogito, Cogitare, Cogitavi, Cogitatus is a verb that means think, consider.
  • Consumo, Consumer, Consumpsi, Consumptus is a verb that means eat.
  • Consul, Consulis, M is a noun that means consul.
  • Clarus, Clara, Clarum are adjectives meaning famous, clear.
  • Consilium, Consilii, N is a noun that means plan, idea, advice.
  • Conspicio, Conspicere, Conspexi, Conspectus is a verb that means catch sight of, notice.
  • Comes, Comitis, M and F is a noun that means comrade, companion.
  • Conor, Conari, Conatus Sum is a verb that means try.
  • Cogo, Cogere, Cogi, Cactus is a verb that means force, compel.
  • Constituo, Constituere, Constituui, Constitutus is a verb that means decide.
  • Coepi, Coepisse is a verb that is irregular and means began.
  • Conficio, Conficere, Confecci, Confectus is a verb that means finish, wear out.
  • Cognosco, Cognoscere, Cognovi, Cognitus is a verb that means get to know, find out.