1. Oxford Level Two Vocabulary
Chapter 17-33

2. Oxford Latin Course Chapter 17

3. verbs

4. Sum, esse, imperfect erat, fui
I am

5. Supero, superare, superavi
I overcome

6. Discedo, discedere, discessi
I go away, depart

7. Lego, legere, legi
I read

8. Credo, credere, credidi + dative
I believe, trust

9. Promitto, promittere, promisi
I promise

10. Efficio, efficere, effeci
I effect, carry out

11. nouns

12. Hora, horae f.
hour

13. Pecunia, pecuniae f.
money

14. Divitiae, -arum f,. pl
Riches, wealth

15. Candidatus, candidati m.
candidate

16. Numerus, numeri m.
number

17. Oratio, orationis f.
Speech
Orationem habḕre to make a speech

18. Vulnus, vulneris n.
wound

19. adjectives

20. Candidus, -a, -um
white

21. Optimus, -a, -um
best

22. Pessimus, -a, -um
worst

23. Verus, -a, -um
True
Vera dicere to speak the truth

24. Gravis, grave
Heavy, serious

25. adverbs

26. deinde
Then, next

27. enim
for

28. igitur
therefore

29. tamen
However, but

30. conjunction

31. cum
when

32. Oxford Latin Course Chapter 18 Vocabulary

33. verbs

34. Absum, abesse, afui + ablative
I am away from

35. Disco, discere, didici
I learn

36. Fleo, flḕre, flevi
I weep

37. Ineo, inire, inii
I enter, begin

38. Transeo, transire, transii
I cross

39. Studeo, studḕre, studui + dative
I study

40. Valḕre iubeo
I bid goodbye to

41. Vendo, vendere, vendidi
I sell

42. Conspicio, conspicere, conspexi
I catch sight of

43. adjective

44. Longus, longa, longum longe
far

45. adverbs

46. adhuc
still

47. tam so

48. preposition

49. Sine + ablative
without

50. nouns

51. Lacrima, lacrimae f.
tear

52. Silva, silvae f.
Woods, forest

53. Annus, anni m.
year

54. Ignis, ignis m.
fire

55. Iter, itineris n.
journey

56. Tempus, temporis n.
time

57. Ver, veris n.
spring

58. Dies, diei m.
day

59. Oxford 19 Vocabulary

60. verbs

61. Ago, agere, egi
Do, drive, discuss, spend time

62. Claudo, claudere, clausi
Shut, close

63. Aperio, aperire, aperui
Open
Apertus, -a, -um open

64. nouns

65. Aedificium, aedificii n.
building

66. Vestimenta, vestimentorum n. Pl.
clothes

67. Iuppiter, Iovis m.
Jupiter

68. adjectives

69. Altus, -a, -um
High, deep

70. Confectus, a-, -um
finished

71. Invitus, -a, -um
unwilling

72. Medius,- a, -um
middle

73. Sacer, sacra, sacrum
sacred

74. Vacuus, -a, -um
empty

75. Difficilis, difficile
difficult

76. adverbs

77. continuo
Immediately, continuously

78. Huc…illuc
This way and that
Here…there

79. paene
almost

80. ubique
everywhere

81. preposition

82. Extra + accusative
outside

83. conjunction

84. ubi
Where, when

85. Oxford 20 vocabulary

86. verbs

87. Appello, appellare, appellavi
I call, I name

88. Recito, recitare, recitavi
I recite, read aloud

89. Rideo, ridḗre, risi
Laugh, smile

90. Induo, induere, indui
Put on

91. Intellego, intellegere, intellexi
I understand

92. nouns

93. Poeta, poetae m.
poet

94. Gratiae, -arum f.
thanks

95. Gratis ago plus dative
I thank

96. Schola. –ae f.
school

97. Discipulus, - i m.
student

98. Liber, libri m.
book

99. Gradus, gradus m.
step

100. Manus, manus f.
hand

101. Versus, versus m.
verse

102. Vultus, vultus m.
Face, expression

103. Adjectives and adverbs

104. Rectus, -a, -um
straight

105. recte
Rightly, correctly

106. Severus, -a, -um
severe

107. Facilis, facile
easy

108. facile
easily

109. Oxford Chapter 21 Vocabulary

110. verbs

111. Salve, salvete!
greeting

112. Sino, sinere, sivi
I allow

113. Viso, visere, visi
visit

114. Conficio, conficere, confeci
finish

115. Intersum, interesse, interfui + dative
I am among, I take part in

116. adjectives

117. Clarus, clara, clarum
Clear, bright

118. Ingeniosus, -a, -um
Talented, clever

119. Latus, lata, latum
Wide, broad

120. adverb

121. praeterea
moreover

122. pronoun

123. Aliquis, aliquid
Someone, something

124. nouns

125. Epistola, -ae f.
letter

126. Dominus, -i m.
master

127. Atrium, atrii n,
hall

128. Ingenium, ingenii n.
Character, talents

129. Studium, studii n.
Study, eagerness, pursuit

130. Tablinum, tablini n.
Office, study

131. Aedes, aedium f. pl
house

132. Orator, oratoris m.
Orator, speaker

133. Soror, sororis f.
sister

134. Dies, diei m.
day

135. Meridies, meridiei m.
midday

136. Cotidie ( adverb)
Every day

137. Res, rei f.
Thing, matter, property, affair, event

138. Respublica, reipublicae f.
The republic

139. Re vera
In truth, in fact, really

140. Spes, spei f.
hope

141. Oxford Ch. 22 Vocabulary

142. verbs

143. Spero, sperare, speravi
hope

144. Volo, volare, volavi
fly

145. Faveo, favḕre, favi + dative
Favor, support

146. Pareo, parḕre, parui + dative
obey

147. Frango, frangere, fregi
break

148. Perdo, perdere, perdidi
Lose, destroy

149. Rapio, rapere, rapui
Snatch, steal

150. adverb

151. quo
Where to

152. nouns

153. Turba, turbae f.
crowd

154. Ludi, ludorum m. pl
The games

155. Signum, signi n.
Sign, signal

156. Vesper, vesperis m.
evenings

157. Casus, casus m.
Mishap, misfortune, disaster

158. Currus, currus m.
chariot

159. Cursus, cursus m.
Running, course

160. adjectives

161. Contentus, -a, -um
content

162. Fractus, fracta, fractum
broken

163. Maximus,maxima, maximum
Greatest, very great

164. Plurimus, -a, -um
Very many

165. Nobilis, nobile
Noble, famous

166. Talis, tale
such

167. Vetus, veteris
old

168. Oxford Chapter 23 Vocabulary

169. verbs

170. Retineo, retinḕre, retinui
Hold back

171. Refero, referre rettuli
Bring back, carry back, report

172. Insum, inesse, infui
I am in, I am among

173. Malo, malle, malui
prefer

174. adverbs

175. paulisper
For a little, gradually

176. unde
Whence, from where

177. undique
From all sides

178. nouns

179. Mora, morae f
delay

180. Nimium, nimii n. + genitive
Too much

181. Balnea, balneorum n. pl
baths

182. Anxietas, anxietatis f.
anxiety

183. Celeritas, celeritatis f.
speed

184. adjectives

185. Aeger, aegra, aegrum
Sick, ill

186. Oxford Chapter 24 Vocabulary

187. Verbs

188. Numero, numerare, numeravi
count

189. Caveo, cavḕre, cavi
Beware of

190. Praetereo, praeterire, praeterii
Go past, pass

191. Provideo, providḕre, provīdi
foresee

192. Veho, vehere, vexi
carry

193. Fio, fieri
become

194. adverbs

195. denique
Finally, at last

196. magnopere
greatly

197. quam
than

198. adjectives

199. Superbus, superba, superbum
proud

200. Crudelis, crudele
cruel

201. Ferox, ferocis
fierce

202. conjunction

203. quamquam
although

204. nouns

205. Victoria, victoriae f.
victory

206. Praemium, praemii n.
reward

207. Cliens, clientis m.
Client, dependant

208. Ordo, ordinis m.
Rank, line, order

209. Spectator, spectatoris m.

210. Genus, generis n.
Race, kind, sort

211. Spectaculum, spectaculi n.
show

212. Conspectus, conspectus m.
sight

214. Oxford Chapter 24 Vocabulary

215. Verbs

216. Numero, numerare, numeravi
count

217. Caveo, cavḕre, cavi
Beware of

218. Praetereo, praeterire, praeterii
Go past, pass

219. Provideo, providḕre, provīdi
foresee

220. Veho, vehere, vexi
carry

221. Fio, fieri
become

222. adverbs

223. denique
Finally, at last

224. magnopere
greatly

225. quam
than

226. adjectives

227. Superbus, superba, superbum
proud

228. Crudelis, crudele
cruel

229. Ferox, ferocis
fierce

230. conjunction

231. quamquam
although

232. nouns

233. Victoria, victoriae f.
victory

234. Praemium, praemii n.
reward

235. Cliens, clientis m.
Client, dependant

236. Ordo, ordinis m.
Rank, line, order

237. Spectator, spectatoris m.

238. Genus, generis n.
Race, kind, sort

239. Spectaculum, spectaculi n.
show

240. Conspectus, conspectus m.
sight

242. Oxford Chapter 25

243. verbs

244. Luceo, lucḕre, luxi
shine

245. Sumo, sumere, sumpsi
Take up, put on

246. nouns

247. Diligentia, diligentiae f.
Care, diligence

248. Litterae, litterarum f.
Letters, literature

249. Campus, campi m.
Plain, field

250. Facilitas, facilitatis f.
Ease, facility

251. Lex, legis f.
law

252. Multitudo, multitudinis f.
Multitude, crowd

253. Ius, iuris n.
Right, justice

254. Tumultus, tumultus m.
Riot, uproar

255. adjectives

256. Brevis, breve
short

257. Insignis, insigne
Outstanding, distinguished

258. Puerilis, puerile
Of boys, childish

259. Virilis, virile
Of men, manly

260. Toga virilis
Toga of manhood

261. Quam with superlative
As possible

262. Oxford Chapter 26 Vocabulary

263. verbs

264. Ardeo, ardēre, arsi
Burn, be on fire

265. Accidit, accidere, accidit
happen

266. Ferio, ferire
strike

267. Pervenio, pervenire, pervēni
Arrive, reach

268. adverbs

269. num
Surely not?

270. Satis + genitive
enough

271. preposition

272. Pro + ablative
In front of, on behalf of, for

273. nouns

274. Causa, causae f.
Cause, reason

275. Gladius, gladii m.
sword

276. Tyrannus, tyranni m.
tyrant

277. Theatrum, theatri n.
theatre

278. Pars, partis f.
part

279. Timor, timoris m.
fear

280. Caput, capitis n.
head

281. adjectives

282. Armatus, armata, armatum
armed

283. Quantus, quanta, quantum
How great?

284. Ultimus, ultima, ultimum
Furthest, last

285. Oxford Chapter 27 Vocabulary

286. verbs

287. Vexo, vexare, vexavi
Worry, annoy

288. Augeo, augēre, auxi
increase

289. Accendo, accendere, accendi
Set fire to

290. Colligo, colligere, collegi
Gather, collect

291. Ruo, ruere, rui
rush

292. adjectives

293. Benignus,-a, -um
kind

294. Plenus, -a, -um
Full, full of

295. Scelestus, -a, -um
Wicked, criminal

296. Ullus, -a, -um
any

297. Civilis, civile
Civil, of citizens

298. Prudens, prudentis
Prudent, sensible, wise

299. nouns

300. Philosophia, -ae f.
philosophy

301. Exitium, -I n.
Destruction, death

302. Imperium Romanum n.
The Roman Empire

303. Otium, otii n.
leisure

304. Orbis,orbis m.
Circle, globe
Orbis terrarum the globe, the world

305. Potestas, potestatis f.
power

306. Portus, portus m.
port

307. cras
tomorrow

308. ergo
And so, therefore

309. mane
Early, in the morning

310. Oxford Chapter 28 vocabulary

311. verbs

312. Cresco, crescere, crevi
Grow, increase

313. Edo, ḕsse, edi
eat

314. Solvo, solvere, solvi
Loose, loosen, untie, cast off

315. nouns

316. Luna, lunae f.
moon

317. Argentum, argenti n.
Silver, money

318. Nubes, nubis f.
cloud

319. Viator, viatoris m.
traveler

320. adjectives

321. Dexter, dextra, dextrum
Right
Dextrā (manu) on the right (hand)

322. Sinister, sinstra, sinistrum
Left
Sinistrā (manu) on the left hand

323. Reliquus, -a, -um
remaining

324. Vivus,-a, -um
living

325. adverbs

326. inde
Thence, from there

327. Cum primum
As soon as

328. Oxford Chapter 29 Vocabulary

329. verbs

330. Condo, condere, condidi
Found, establish

331. Confido, confidere plus dative
trust

332. nouns

333. Scholam habeo
I give a lecture

334. Vita, vitae f.
life

335. Negotium, negotii n.
business

336. Adventus, adventus m.
arrival

337. adjectives

338. Doctus,-a, -um
Learned, educated

339. Gratus, -a, -um
Pleasing, welcome, grateful

340. Humanus, -a, -um
Human, humane, kind

341. Iucundus, -a, -um
Pleasant, delightful

342. Dulcis, dulce
sweet

343. adverbs

345. libenter
gladly

346. quando
when

347. pronouns

348. Alter, altera, alterum
One or the other (of two); the second

349. Uter, utra, utrum
Which ( of two)
Utrum…an? Whether or

350. Quisquam, quicquam
Anyone, anything (after a negative)

351. prepositions

352. Propter + accusative
On account of, because of

353. Super + accusative
Above, over

354. conjunctions

355. nisi
Unless, except

356. ut
As, when

357. sicut
Just as, like

358. Oxford Chapter 30 Vocabulary

359. verbs

360. Delecto, delectare, delectavi, delectatum
Please, delight

361. Supplico, supplicare, supplicavi, supplicatum + dative
Pray to, beg

362. Arcesso, arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitum
summon

363. Me gero
I behave myself

364. Rem gero
I conduct a matter

365. Nubo, nubere, nupsi, nuptum plus dative
I marry

366. Tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatum
Raise, lift

367. Pereo, perire, perii peritum
Perish, die

368. Sentio, sentire, sensi, sensum
Feel, realize

369. adverbs

370. heri
yesterday

371. nuper
lately

372. nouns

373. Nuptiae, nuptiarum f.
wedding

374. Chorus, chori m.
chorus

375. Donum, doni n.
gift

376. Limen, liminis n.
threshold

377. Lumen, luminis n.
light

378. Mos, moris m.
Custom
Mos maiorum the customs of our ancestors

379. Sol, solis m.
sun

380. adjectives

381. Nuptialis, nuptiale
Of a wedding, nuptial

382. Aequus, -a, -um
Equal, fair, level
Aeque equally, fairly

383. Antiquus, -a, -um
Old, ancient

384. Dubius, -a, -um
Doubtful
Sine dubio without a doubt

385. Dives, divitis
rich

386. Potens, potentis
powerful

387. Oxford Chapter 31 Vocabulary

388. verbs

389. Milito, militare,militavi, militatum
Campaign, serve as a soldier, serve in the military

390. Valeo, valḕre, valui, valitum
Be strong, be well

391. Dissero, disserere, disserui, dissertum
discuss

392. Expello, expellere, expuli, expulsum
Drive out

393. Opprimo, opprimere, oppresi, oppressum

394. nouns

395. Officium, officii n.
duty

396. Eques, equitis m.
Horseman
Equites, equitum m. pl. cavalry

397. Finis, finis m.
End, finish
Fines, finium boundaries, territory

398. Libertas, libertatis f.
Liberty, freedom

399. adjectives

400. Īdem, eadem, idem
The same

401. Nonnulli, -ae, -a
Some, several

402. Hilaris, hilare
cheerful

403. Immortalis, immortale
immortal

404. Senior, senioris
older

405. Vehemens, vehementis
violent

406. Oxford Chapter 32 Vocabulary

407. verbs

408. Comparo, comparare, comparavi, comparatum
Acquire, get

409. Occupo, occupare, occupavi, occupatum
Seize, occupy

410. Cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum
compel

411. Consisto, consistere, constiti, constitum
Halt, stand still

412. Divido, dividere, divīdi, divisum

413. Everto, evertere, everti, eversum
overturn

414. Corripio, corripere, corripui, correptum
Seize, steal

415. Praeficio, praeficere, praefeci, praefectum
Put x (acc) in command of y(dative)

416. Recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum
Take back

417. Me recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum
Take myself back, retreat

418. Praesum, praeesse, praefui + dative
Be in command of

419. nouns

420. Bona, bonorum n.
Goods, possessions

421. Copiae, copiarum f.
Forces, troops

422. Villa, villae f.
Villa, country home

423. Legatus, legati m.
Deputy, officer, envoy

424. Ferrum, ferri n.
Sword, iron

425. Partes, patrium f.
Political party

426. adjectives

427. tot
So many
(indeclinable)

428. Adversus, adversa, adversum
Contrary, opposed

429. adverbs

430. totiens
So often

431. clam
secretly

432. conjunction

433. atque
and

434. Oxford Chapter 33 vocabulary

435. verbs

436. Adiuvo, adiuavare, adiuvi, adiutum
help

437. Administro, administrare, administravi, administratum
Manage, administer

438. Immineo, imminēre + dative
Hang over, threaten

439. Valeo, valēre, valui, valitum
Be strong, be well

440. Committo, committere, commisi, commissum
entrust

441. Aliquem certiorem facio
I make someone certain

442. adjectives

443. Cautus, -a, -um
cautious

444. Certus,-a, -um
Certain, resolved

445. Honestus, -a, -um
honorable

446. Otiosus, -a, -um
At leisure, idle

447. Sollicitus, -a, -um
anxious

448. nouns

449. Filiolus, -i m.
Little son

450. Dolor, doloris m.
Pain, grief

451. Infans, infantis c.
baby

452. Mensis, mensis m.
month