Latin for Beginners: frequential lexicon (Latin Core Vocabulary DCC), the first 300 most common words.

Exercise A

• [DCC02.0]. vōx, voice, utterance
• [DCC02.1]. bellum, war
• [DCC02.2]. dēbēre, owe, be obliged
• [DCC02.3]. perīculum, danger
• [DCC02.4]. ēgī, drive, do, act
• [DCC02.5]. longum, long, far
• [DCC02.6]. pereō, perish, be lost
• [DCC02.7]. fidēs, trust, faith
• [DCC02.8]. dīgnum, worthy
• [DCC02.9]. mūnus, gift, offering; duty, obligation; (pl.) gladiatorial show
• [DCC02.10]. lītus, shore
• [DCC02.11]. parum, too little
• [DCC02.12]. placeō, please
• [DCC02.13]. prīmum, at first, firstly
• [DCC02.14]. carmen, song
• [DCC02.15]. inter, between, among; during (+ acc.)
• [DCC02.16]. negāre, deny, refuse
• [DCC02.17]. nam, for, indeed, really
• [DCC02.18]. coniunx, spouse, husband, wife
• [DCC02.19]. simul, at the same time
• [DCC02.20]. mōns, mountain
• [DCC02.21]. duo, two
• [DCC02.22]. parāre, prepare, acquire; parātus -a -um, ready
• [DCC02.23]. mīles, soldier
• [DCC02.24]. nē, lest, that not
• [DCC02.25]. nōmen, name
• [DCC02.26]. iter, journey, route
• [DCC02.27]. tam, so, so much
• [DCC02.28]. atque, and in addition, and also, and; (after comparatives) than; simul atque, as soon as; → ac
• [DCC02.29]. magis, more
• [DCC02.30]. unda, wave, flowing water, water
• [DCC02.31]. prō, for, on behalf of, in proportion to (+abl.)
• [DCC02.32]. quoque, also, too
• [DCC02.33]. nostrum, our
• [DCC02.34]. mors, death
• [DCC02.35]. gēns, family, clan
• [DCC02.36]. sustulī, raise up, destroy
• [DCC02.37]. sequor, follow
• [DCC02.38]. ita, thus, so
• [DCC02.39]. dum, while (+ indic.); until (+ subj.); provided that (+ subj.)
• [DCC02.40]. ergō, therefore
• [DCC02.41]. nisi,, if not, unless
• [DCC02.42]. multus, much, many; multō, by far
• [DCC02.43]. animus, spirit, mind
• [DCC02.44]. amor, love
• [DCC02.45]. tēlum, missile, weapon, spear
• [DCC02.46]. rēgnum, kingship, kingdom
• [DCC02.47]. rapiō, seize, tear away
• [DCC02.48]. cūncta, entire all together
• [DCC02.49]. urbs, city
• [DCC02.50]. licuit, it is permitted (+ dat. + infin.)
• [DCC02.51]. ferus, wild, fierce; fera -ae f.: wild animal
• [DCC02.52]. nāscor, be born
• [DCC02.53]. passus sum, permit, endure
• [DCC02.54]. noster, our
• [DCC02.55]. per, through (+acc.)
• [DCC02.56]. dolor, pain, grief
• [DCC02.57]. timuī, to fear, to dread
• [DCC02.58]. sīgnum, sign, standard, mark
• [DCC02.59]. metus, fear, dread
• [DCC02.60]. trahere, drag, draw
• [DCC02.61]. honor, honor, glory; office, post
• [DCC02.62]. eques, horseman, knight
• [DCC02.63]. trīste, sad, solemn, grim
• [DCC02.64]. poena, penalty, punishment
• [DCC02.65]. puella, girl; girl-friend
• [DCC02.66]. tantum, so great, so much; (as pronoun) such a quantity, so much; tantī, at such a price, of such worth
• [DCC02.67]. velle, wish, be willing
• [DCC02.68]. parēns, parent
• [DCC02.69]. līberum, free; līberī (m. pl.): freeborn children
• [DCC02.70]. neque, and not, nor; neque ... neque, neither ... nor; → nec
• [DCC02.71]. silva, forest, grove
• [DCC02.72]. ubi, where, when
• [DCC02.73]. audīre, hear, listen to
• [DCC02.74]. vīvere, live
• [DCC02.75]. negō, deny, refuse
• [DCC02.76]. soluī, be accustomed
• [DCC02.77]. quidem, certainly, at least
• [DCC02.78]. trādidī, hand over, yield
• [DCC02.79]. autem, moreover, but, however
• [DCC02.80]. ne, interrogative particle attached to the emphatic word in a question
• [DCC02.81]. alta, high, lofty; deep
• [DCC02.82]. mīlle, thousand
• [DCC02.83]. virtūs, valor, manliness, virtue
• [DCC02.84]. sanguis, blood
• [DCC02.85]. lūx, light of day
• [DCC02.86]. eadem, the same
• [DCC02.87]. contrā, against, opposite (adv. and prep. +acc.)
• [DCC02.88]. prīmus, first
• [DCC02.89]. mōs, custom, habit; (pl.) character
• [DCC02.90]. an, or (in questions); utrum ... an: whether ... or
• [DCC02.91]. imperium, command, power
• [DCC02.92]. bene, well
• [DCC02.93]. numquam, never
• [DCC02.94]. tamen, nevertheless, still
• [DCC02.95]. dē, down from, about, concerning (+ abl.)
• [DCC02.96]. nātus, son
• [DCC02.97]. quaesītum, seek, inquire
• [DCC02.98]. statum, stand
• [DCC02.99]. raptum, seize, tear away
• [DCC02.100]. tōta, whole, entire
• [DCC02.101]. nunc, now
• [DCC02.102]. quaedam, a certain one, someone
• [DCC02.103]. duae, two
• [DCC02.104]. domus, house, home
• [DCC02.105]. saeva, fierce, raging, wrathful
• [DCC02.106]. relinquō, abandon
• [DCC02.107]. frāter, brother
• [DCC02.108]. manus, hand; band of men
• [DCC02.109]. itaque, and so, therefore
• [DCC02.110]. placēre, please
• [DCC02.111]. equus, horse
• [DCC02.112]. soleō, be accustomed
• [DCC02.113]. haud, not
• [DCC02.114]. putāre, think, suppose
• [DCC02.115]. at, but, but yet
• [DCC02.116]. tentum, hold, keep
• [DCC02.117]. ventus, wind
• [DCC02.118]. sine, without (+ abl.)
• [DCC02.119]. licitum est, it is permitted (+ dat. + infin.)
• [DCC02.120]. nātūra, nature
• [DCC02.121]. vīcī, conquer
• [DCC02.122]. servāre, save, watch over
• [DCC02.123]. deus, god; goddess
• [DCC02.124]. nūlla, not any, no one
• [DCC02.125]. fātum, fate; death
• [DCC02.126]. capiō, seize
• [DCC02.127]. idem, the same
• [DCC02.128]. nostrum/nostrī, we
• [DCC02.129]. novus, new
• [DCC02.130]. pressum, press, pursue, overwhelm
• [DCC02.131]. fortūna, fortune
• [DCC02.132]. oculus, eye
• [DCC02.133]. mare, sea
• [DCC02.134]. iussum, bid, order
• [DCC02.135]. amīca, friendly; (as subst.) friend
• [DCC02.136]. pectus, chest, breast
• [DCC02.137]. ac, and in addition, and also, and; (after comparatives) than; simul ac, as soon as; → atque
• [DCC02.138]. annus, year
• [DCC02.139]. reddō, return, give back
• [DCC02.140]. vīta, life
• [DCC02.141]. pēs, foot
• [DCC02.142]. servō, save, watch over
• [DCC02.143]. unde, from where
• [DCC02.144]. ūllus, any, anyone
• [DCC02.145]. venīre, come
• [DCC02.146]. malum, bad, evil
• [DCC02.147]. VERO, in fact, certainly, without doubt
• [DCC02.148]. nāscī, be born
• [DCC02.149]. tulī, bear, carry, endure
• [DCC02.150]. mittere, send, let go
• [DCC02.151]. meus, my
• [DCC02.152]. sub, under, close to (+acc. or abl.)
• [DCC02.153]. verbum, word
• [DCC02.154]. terra, land
• [DCC02.155]. līber, free; līberī (m. pl.): freeborn children
• [DCC02.156]. vel, or else, or; even; vel ... vel: either … or
• [DCC02.157]. vertī, turn
• [DCC02.158]. dux, leader, general
• [DCC02.159]. alium, other, another; ālias: at another time
• [DCC02.160]. puer, boy; slave
• [DCC02.161]. reddidī, return, give back
• [DCC02.162]. genus, origin, lineage, kind
• [DCC02.163]. vetus, old
• [DCC02.164]. uterque, each of two
• [DCC02.165]. fera, wild, fierce; fera -ae f.: wild animal
• [DCC02.166]. corpus, body
• [DCC02.167]. amō, to love; amāns -ntis m./f.: lover
• [DCC02.168]. vestra, your
• [DCC02.169]. deinde/dein, then, next
• [DCC02.170]. īdem, the same
• [DCC02.171]. modus, measure, manner, kind
• [DCC02.172]. causa, cause, reason; causā + preceding genitive, for the sake of
• [DCC02.173]. nūllus, not any, no one
• [DCC02.174]. tantus, so great, so much; (as pronoun) such a quantity, so much; tantī, at such a price, of such worth
• [DCC02.175]. dīgna, worthy
• [DCC02.176]. laetum, glad, joyful
• [DCC02.177]. captum, seize
• [DCC02.178]. hīc, here; hinc: from here
• [DCC02.179]. ferum, wild, fierce; fera -ae f.: wild animal
• [DCC02.180]. quisque, each one, everyone
• [DCC02.181]. etiam, also, even
• [DCC02.182]. mortuus sum, die
• [DCC02.183]. māter, mother
• [DCC02.184]. īra, wrath, anger
• [DCC02.185]. certum, sure, fixed
• [DCC02.186]. aqua, water
• [DCC02.187]. iuvenis, youth
• [DCC02.188]. quisquis, whoever, whichever
• [DCC02.189]. inquam,, say (used with direct speech)
• [DCC02.190]. victum, conquer
• [DCC02.191]. quia, because
• [DCC02.192]. locus, place; loca (n. pl.) region
• [DCC02.193]. agere, drive, do, act
• [DCC02.194]. quaerō, seek, inquire
• [DCC02.195]. ausus sum, dare, be eager
• [DCC02.196]. populus, people
• [DCC02.197]. modo, just, just now; modo ... modo: now ... now, at one moment ... at another, sometimes ... sometimes
• [DCC02.198]. tempus, time
• [DCC02.199]. parvum, small
• [DCC02.200]. dīcō, say; causam dīcere, plead a case; diem dīcere, appoint a day
• [DCC02.201]. pōnere, put, place; put aside
• [DCC02.202]. diēs, day
• [DCC02.203]. vīs, force; (acc.) vim, (abl.) vī; (pl.) vīrēs, strength
• [DCC02.204]. timeō, to fear, to dread
• [DCC02.205]. vincere, conquer
• [DCC02.206]. vīvō, live
• [DCC02.207]. lēx, law
• [DCC02.208]. solēre, be accustomed
• [DCC02.209]. misera, wretched, pitiable
• [DCC02.210]. grave, heavy, serious
• [DCC02.211]. fierī, become, happen, be done
• [DCC02.212]. rēx, king
• [DCC02.213]. altum, high, lofty; deep
• [DCC02.214]. sciō, know
• [DCC02.215]. accipiō, receive
• [DCC02.216]. vester, your
• [DCC02.217]. vocāre, call
• [DCC02.218]. scelus, crime, sin
• [DCC02.219]. leve, light, trivial
• [DCC02.220]. sīc, in this manner, thus; sīc ... ut: in the same way as
• [DCC02.221]. quaerere, seek, inquire
• [DCC02.222]. flamma, flame, fire
• [DCC02.223]. levis, light, trivial
• [DCC02.224]. flūmen, stream, river
• [DCC02.225]. altus, high, lofty; deep
• [DCC02.226]. quoddam, a certain one, someone
• [DCC02.227]. hostis, stranger, enemy
• [DCC02.228]. tunc, then
• [DCC02.229]. altera, other of two
• [DCC02.230]. parō, prepare, acquire; parātus -a -um, ready
• [DCC02.231]. saevum, fierce, raging, wrathful
• [DCC02.232]. volō, wish, be willing
• [DCC02.233]. ingēns, huge, enormous
• [DCC02.234]. ratiō, method, plan, reason
• [DCC02.235]. parva, small
• [DCC02.236]. affuī, be present
• [DCC02.237]. amīcum, friendly; (as subst.) friend
• [DCC02.238]. lātum, bear, carry, endure
• [DCC02.239]. cōnsilium, plan; council, group of advisors
• [DCC02.240]. tua, your
• [DCC02.241]. saepe, often
• [DCC02.242]. vir, man
• [DCC02.243]. apud, near, in the presence of (+acc.)
• [DCC02.244]. ars, skill
• [DCC02.245]. vultus, look, expression, face
• [DCC02.246]. castrum, fortress, (regularly plural, castra camp)
• [DCC02.247]. semper, always, ever
• [DCC02.248]. spēs, hope
• [DCC02.249]. inquiunt:, say (used with direct speech)
• [DCC02.250]. tenuī, hold, keep
• [DCC02.251]. mōtum, move
• [DCC02.252]. nēmō, no one (gen. nūllīus, dat. nūllī, abl. nūllō or nūllā → nūllus -a -um)
• [DCC02.253]. audēre, dare, be eager
• [DCC02.254]. meum, my
• [DCC02.255]. malus, bad, evil
• [DCC02.256]. amāre, to love; amāns -ntis m./f.: lover
• [DCC02.257]. novum, new
• [DCC02.258]. tōtum, whole, entire
• [DCC02.259]. ista, that, that of yours; adv. istīc or istūc: over there; istinc: from over there
• [DCC02.260]. tollō, raise up, destroy
• [DCC02.261]. ferō, bear, carry, endure
• [DCC02.262]. aliquod, some, any; si quis, si quid: anyone who, anything that
• [DCC02.263]. via, way, street
• [DCC02.264]. cūra, care, concern
• [DCC02.265]. ferrum, iron, iron weapon or implement
• [DCC02.266]. aliquae, some, any; si quis, si quid: anyone who, anything that
• [DCC02.267]. itum, go
• [DCC02.268]. gravis, heavy, serious
• [DCC02.269]. tum, then
• [DCC02.270]. facere, do, make
• [DCC02.271]. audeō, dare, be eager
• [DCC02.272]. pār, equal
• [DCC02.273]. labor, toil, exertion
• [DCC02.274]. gerō, bear, manage; bellum gerere, wage war
• [DCC02.275]. morī, die
• [DCC02.276]. mēns, mind
• [DCC02.277]. vōs, you (pl.); (gen.) vestrum/vestrī, (dat./abl.) vōbīs, (acc.) vōs
• [DCC02.278]. petītum, seek, aim at
• [DCC02.279]. nōs, we
• [DCC02.280]. prope, near, next; (comp.) propior, (superl.) proximus; (adv.) prope, nearly, almost
• [DCC02.281]. quis, who? what? which?
• [DCC02.282]. ante, before, in front of (adv. and prep. + acc.)
• [DCC02.283]. iacēre, lie
• [DCC02.284]. tollere, raise up, destroy
• [DCC02.285]. caelum, sky, heavens
• [DCC02.286]. cūnctum, entire all together
• [DCC02.287]. relātum, bring back; report

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