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level: Supplemental Vocabulary

Questions and Answers List

level questions: Supplemental Vocabulary

Question	Answer
festino, festinare, festinavi, festinatus	to hasten
lente	slowly
pecco, peccare, peccavi, peccatum	to sin
volo, volare, volavi, volatum	to fly
bis	twice
cito	quickly
venia, veniae	pardon
clementia, clementiae	clemency
deporto, deportare	to carry away
recuso, recusare	to refuse, to reject
vito, vitare	to avoid
turba, turbae	crowd
immodicus, a, um	immoderate
creo, creare	to create
insania, insaniae	insanity
saevus, a, um	cruel
catena, catenae	chain
rota, rotae	wheel
libellus, libelli	little book
studio, studere	to be eager for (takes the DATIVE for the Direct Object)
copia, copiae	abundance
irrito, irritare	to excite, to exasperate
secrete	secretly
palam	openly
modus, modi	moderation
teneo, tenere	to hold, to maintain
caucus, a, um	blind
beatus, a, um	happy, fortunate
crustulum, crustuli	cookie
magis quam	more than
oinfinitus,a, um	infinite
noster, nostra, nostrum	our
invidia, invidiae	dislike
angustus, a, um	narrow
curo, curare	to take care of
supplicium, supplicii	punishment
peritus, a, um	skillful
asper, aspera, asperum	rough, harsh
delecto, delectare	to delight
varius, a, um	varied
lex, legis	law
sol, solis	sun
canto, cantare	to sing
plebs, plebis	common people
pecco, peccare	to sin
odio, odire	to hate
princeps, principis	prince, chief
durus, a, um	hard, harsh
honor, honoris	honor
indignus, a, um	unworthy
paries, parietis	wall
mors, mortis	death
natio, nationis	nation
servitus, servitutis	servitude
praeclarus, a, um	noble, remarkable
recuperatio, recuperationis	recovery
libertas, libertatis	liberty
mortalis, mortalis	mortal
quomodo	how
voluntas, voluntatis	will
frater, fratris	brother
laus, laudis	praise, glory, fame
ratio, rationis	reckoning, reason
scriptor, scriptoris	write, author
soror, sororis	sister
victoria, victoriae	victory
dum	while
ad	to, up to (preposition + accusative)
ex (or e)	out of, from, (proposition + ablative)
numquam	never
tamen	nevertheless
ago, agere, egi, actum	to drive, to do, to act, to lead
demonstro, demonstrare	to point out, to show
disco, discere, didici	to learn
doceo, docere, docui, ductum	to teach
duco, ducere, duxi, ductum	to lead
gero, gerere, gessi, gestum	to carry, to carry on, to wage, to manage
scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptum	to write
traho, trahere, traxi, tractum	to draw, to drag
vinco, vincere, vici, victum	to conquer
perdo, perdere	to destroy
expono, exponere	to set forth, to expose
error, erroris	error, mistake
rectus, a, um	right, correct
iter, itineris	road, way
eximius, a, um	extraordinary
converto, convertere	to turn around
auctor, auctoris	author
inter	among (preposition + accusative)
urbs, urbis	city (usually the City of Rome)
declamo, declamare	to declaim
schola, scholae	school
autem	however
aut	or
necessarius, a, um	necessity
clementia, clementiae	mildness, mercy
amator, amatoris	lover
monitor, monitoris	adviser
salus, salutis	health, safety
doctus, a, um	learned