latin vocab 3rd form eoy

• advenio, advenire, adveni

  To arrive or reach a destination
• aeger, aegra, aegrum

  Ill or sick
• amicus, i

  A friend or companion
• attonitus, a, um

  astonished or amazed
• audio, audire, audivi

  To hear or listen
• bibo, bibere, bibi

  To drink
• castra, castrorum

  A camp or military encampment
• cena, cenae, f.

  A meal, specifically dinner
• cibus, cibi, m.

  Food or nourishment
• clamo, clamare, clamavi

  To shout or yell loudly
• cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi

  To find out or discover information
• comparo, comparare, comparavi, comparatus

  To get or obtain something
• constituo, constituere, constitui, constitutus

  To decide or make a decision
• contendo, contendere, contendi

  To hurry
• coquus, coqui, m.

  A cook or chef
• cubiculum, cubiculi

  A bedroom
• cura, curae, f.

  Care or concern for someone or something
• curro, currere, cucurri

  To run or sprint
• decorum

  Right or proper behavior
• dico, dicere, dixi

  To say or speak words
• difficilis, e

  Difficult or challenging
• discedo, discedere, discessi

  To leave or depart from a place
• do, dare, dedi

  To give something to someone
• donum, doni

  A gift or present
• dormio, dormire, dormivi

  To sleep or rest
• ego

  I or me, referring to oneself
• eo

  To go or travel to a location
• et

  And, used to connect words or phrases
• fero


  To carry or transport something
• fortis

  Brave or courageous
• fugio, fugere, fugi

  To flee or run away from danger
• gravis

  Heavy or weighty
• habeo, habere, habui

  To have or possess something
• hic, haec, hoc, hi

  This or these, used to indicate something nearby
• homo, hominis, m.

  A man or human being
• hora, horae, f.

  An hour
• iaceo, iacere, iacui

  To lie down
• immotus, a, um

  Motionless or still, without movement
• impero, imperare, imperavi, imperatus

  To order or command someone to do something
• inquit

  He/she said, used in narration