Latin Vocabulary Images for Learning Words
1. quies, quietis f.
1. quies, quietis f.
rest, quiet
2. aeger, aegra, aegrum
2. aeger, aegra, aegrum
sick, weary
3. gratus, -a, -um
3. gratus, -a, -um
welcome, pleasing, grateful
4. maestus, -a, -um
4. maestus, -a, -um
sorrowful, mournful
5. fletus, -us m.
5. fletus, -us m.
weeping, lament
6. largus, a, um
6. largus, a, um
abundant, copious
7. bigae, -arum
7. bigae, -arum
two-horsed chariot
8. ater, atra, atrum
8. ater, atra, atrum
dark, black
9. cruentus, a, um
9. cruentus, a, um
bloody, cruel
10. pulvus, pulveris m.
10. pulvus, pulveris m.
dust
11. traicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectus
11. traicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectus
to throw across, pierce
12. lorum, -i
12. lorum, -i
leather strap
13. tumeo, -ēre, tumui
13. tumeo, -ēre, tumui
to swell, be swollen
14. exuviae, -arum
14. exuviae, -arum
spoils
15. induo, -ere, -dui, -dutus
15. induo, -ere, -dui, -dutus
to put on
16. iaculor, -ari, -atus sum
16. iaculor, -ari, -atus sum
to hurl, throw
17. puppis, puppis f.
17. puppis, puppis f.
deck (of a ship)
18. squaleo, -ēre, squalui
18. squaleo, -ēre, squalui
to be rough, be filthy
19. concretus, a, um
19. concretus, a, um
grown together, hardened,
matted
20. crinis, -is m.
20. crinis, -is m.
hair, locks
21. ultro
21. ultro
voluntarily, further
22. compello (1)
22. compello (1)
to address, accost
23. expromo, -ere, -prompsi,
-promptus
23. expromo, -ere, -prompsi,
-promptus
to express, bring forth
24. funus, funeris n.
24. funus, funeris n.
funeral, death, disaster
25. mora, -ae
25. mora, -ae
delay, hesitation
26. defessus, a, um
26. defessus, a, um
weary, worn out
27. foedo, (1)
27. foedo, (1)
to defile, befoul
28. vanus, a, um
28. vanus, a, um
vain, idle useless
29. culmen, culminis n.
29. culmen, culminis n.
top, summit, peak
30. commendo, (1)
30. commendo, (1)
to entrust
31. statuo, -ere, statui,
statutus
31. statuo, -ere, statui,
statutus
to set up, establish
32. vitta, -ae
32. vitta, -ae
fillet, garland
33. adytum, -i
33. adytum, -i
inner shrine, sanctuary
34. penetralis, is, e
34. penetralis, is, e
inmost, interior
Explore images representing Latin vocabulary words to aid in learning. From "quies" meaning quiet, "aeger" for sick, "gratus" for pleasing, "maestus" for sorrowful, to "cruentus" signifying bloody. Visual aids can enhance language acquisition and retention.
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1. quies, quietis f. rest, quiet
2. aeger, aegra, aegrum sick, weary
3. gratus, -a, -um welcome, pleasing, grateful
4. maestus, -a, -um sorrowful, mournful
5. fletus, -us m. weeping, lament
6. largus, a, um abundant, copious
7. bigae, -arum two-horsed chariot
8. ater, atra, atrum dark, black
9. cruentus, a, um bloody, cruel
11. traicio, -ere, -ieci, -iectus to throw across, pierce
12. lorum, -i leather strap
13. tumeo, -re, tumui to swell, be swollen
14. exuviae, -arum spoils
15. induo, -ere, -dui, -dutus to put on
16. iaculor, -ari, -atus sum to hurl, throw
17. puppis, puppis f. deck (of a ship)
18. squaleo, -re, squalui to be rough, be filthy
19. concretus, a, um grown together, hardened, matted
20. crinis, -is m. hair, locks
21. ultro voluntarily, further
22. compello (1) to address, accost
23. expromo, -ere, -prompsi, -promptus
23. expromo, -ere, -prompsi, -promptus to express, bring forth
24. funus, funeris n. funeral, death, disaster
25. mora, -ae delay, hesitation
