You are on page 1of 3

Cambridge Latin Course Book I Vocabulary

Stage 1
canis
coquus
sum
filius
hortus
in
laboro
mater
pater
sedeo
servus
via

dog
cook
I am
son
garden
in, on
I work
mother
father
I sit
slave
road

Stage 2
amicus
ancilla
cena
cibus
dominus
dormio
intro
laetus
laudo
mercator
quoque
saluto

Stage 3
ad
bibo
circumspecto
clamo
ecce!
et
exit
exspecto
ianua
iratus
leo
magnus
navis
non
porto
respondeo
rideo
salve!
surgo
taberna
video
vinum

to
I drink
I look around
I shout
look!
and
he goes out
I wait, wait for
door
angry
lion
big
ship
not
I carry
I reply
I laugh, smile
hello!
I get up
shop, inn
I see
wine

friend
slave-girl
dinner
food
master
I sleep
I enter
happy
I praise
merchant
also
I greet

Stage 4
ago
anulus
coquo
cur?
e, ex
ego
eheu!
inquit
iudex
mendax
pecunia
perterritus
poeta
quaero
quis?
reddo
satis
sed
signum
tu
voco

I do
ring
I cook
why?
out of
I
oh dear!
he says
judge
liar
money
terrified
poet
I look for
who?
I give back
enough
but
sign
you
I call

Stage 5
adsum
agricola
ambulo
audio
clamor
contendo
curro
fabula
femina
hodie
iuvenis
meus
multus
multi
optimus
peto
plaudo
puella
senex
specto
sto
turba
ubi?
urbs
venio

I am here
farmer
I walk
I hear
shout, uproar
I hurry
I run
play, story
woman
today
young man
my, mine
much
many
very good, excellent
makes for, attacks
I applaud
girl
old man
I look at, watch
I stand
crowd
where?
city
I come

Stage 6
absum
cubiculum
emo
ferociter
festino
fortis
fur
intente
libertus
olim
parvus
per
postquam
pulso
quod
res
scribo
subito
supero
tum
tuus
vendo
vitupero

I am absent
bedroom
I buy
fiercely
I hurry
strong, brave
thief
intently, carefully
freedman
once
small
through, along
after
I hit
because
thing
I write
suddenly
I overcome, beat
then
your, yours
I sell
I blame, curse
Stage 8

Stage 7
ceno
conspicio
cum
facio
heri
ingens
intellego
lacrimo
mortuus
narro
neco
nihil
omnis
paro
prope
rogo
tacite
tamen
terreo
valde

I dine
I catch sight of
with
I make, do
yesterday
huge
I understand
I weep, cry
dead
I tell
I kill
nothing
all
I prepare
near
I ask
quietly
however
I frighten
very much

totus
agito
consumo
duco
eum
facile
ferox
gladius
hic
ignavus
nuntius
pes
porta
postulo
puer
pugno
saepe
sanguis
silva
spectaculum
statim

whole
I chase, hunt
I eat
I lead, take
him
easily
fierce
sword
this
cowardly
messenger
foot
gate
I demand
boy
I fight
often
blood
wood
show, spectacle
at once

Stage 9
agnosco
celeriter
cupio
do
dies
emitto
fero
homo
hospes
ille
inspicio
iterum
maneo
medius
mox
offero
ostendo
post
procedo
pulcher
revenio
trado

Stage 10
I recognise
quickly
I want
I give
day
I send out, throw
I bring, carry
man, human being
guest
that
I inspect, examine
again
I stay, remain
middle
soon
I offer
I show
after
I proceed, advance
beautiful
I come back, return
I hand over

abit
accipio
callidus
contentus
exclamo
frater
habito
imperium
invenio
liber
nos
nuntio
pax
portus
quam
semper
servo
suus
taceo
uxor
vehementer
vos

Stage 11
capio
civis
convenio
credo (+dative)
de
faveo
invito
it
lego
liberalis
minime!
murus
noster
nunc
placet
primus
promitto
pugna
senator
sollicitus
stultus
vale!
verbero
vir

I take, capture
citizen
I meet, gather
I trust, believe
about, down from
I support
I invite
he goes
I read, choose
generous
no!
wall
our
now
it pleases
first
I promise
fight
senator
woried
stupid
goodbye!
I beat
man

He goes away
I accept, receive
clever, cunning
satisfied
I exclaim
brother
I live
empire
I find
book
we, us
I announce
peace
harbour
than
always
I save, look after
his, her, its, their
I am quiet
wife
violently, loudly
you (plural)
Stage 12

amitto
compleo
custodio
epistula
flamma
fortiter
frustra
fugio
fundus
iaceo
iam
igitur
mirabilis
mitto
mons
optime
paene
sentio
tandem
templum
terra
timeo
unus = 1

I lose
I fill
I guard
letter
flame
bravely
in vain
I flee
farm
I lie
now, already
therefore
strange
I send
mountain
very well
almost
I feel
at last
temple
land, ground
I am afraid, fear
duo = 2
tres = 3

You might also like