All latin 1 vocabulary

gustātio (7)

1st part of dinner

fuga, -ae, f. (5)

a running away, escape, flight

super (3)

above, over (preposition with accusative)

secunds mēnsa (7)

after dinner/dessert

post (7)

afterward, behind, in back of (prep w/ acc)

contrā (4)

against (preposition w/ accusative)

-que (7)

and (enclitic conjunction)

itaque (4)

and so, therefore

et (2)

and, also, even

sunt (1)

are, there are

malus, mala, malum (5)

bad, evil, wicked

male (6)

badly, ill (adverb)

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum (5)

beautiful

puer, -ī. m. (4)

boy

ientāculum (7)

breakfast

sed (5)

but (conjunction)

portō, -āre (4)

carry, bring

liberī, -ōrum (6)

children

perīculum, -ī, n. (5)

danger

filia, -ae, f. (2)

daughter

cēna (7)

dinner

agricola, -ae, m. (1)

farmer

villa, -ae, f. (1)

farmhouse

patria, -ae, f. (1)

fatherland, native land

paucī, paucae, pauca (5)

few, a few

ager, agrī, m. (4)

field

volō, volāre (7)

fly, move swiftly, speed, rush

līber, -a, um (6)

free

amīcus, -ī, m. (4)

friend

amicus, amica, amicum (5)

friendly

porta, -ae, f. (7)

gate

donum, -ī, n. (7)

gift

puella, -ae, f. (1)

girl

deus, -ī, m. (6)

god

dea, -ae, f. (3)

goddess

bonus, -a, -um (6)

good

magnus, magna, magnum (5)

great, large

terra, -ae, f. (1)

ground, earth, land

auxilium, -ī, n. (4)

help, aid

altus, alta, altum (6)

high, deep, TALL

equus, -ī, m.

horse

familia, -ae, f. (2)

household

in (1)

in, on (ablative) into, onto (accusative) - preposition

est (1)

is, there is

legatus, -ī, m. (4)

legate, envoy

vita, -ae, f. (2)

life

longus, -a, -um (6)

long

prandium (7)

lunch

fercula (7)

main part of meal

vir, -ī, m. (4)

man, husband, hero

multus, multa, multum (5)

many

nuntius, -ī, m. (4)

messenger; news, message.

meus, meā, meum (6)

my, mine

nōn (3)

not (adverb)

saepe (7)

often (adv.)

ōlim (7)

once, at one time, at some time (adv).

noster, nostra, nostrum (6)

our, ours

campus, -ī, m. (8)

plain, meadow

poeta, -ae, m. (2)

poet

miser, misera, miserum (5)

poor, wretched, unhappy

parō, -āre (4)

prepare

prōvincia, -ae, f. (1)

province

reginia, -ae, f. (2)

queen

nauta, -ae, m. (3)

sailor

caelum, -ī, n. (8)

sky, heaven

servus, -ī, m. (6)

slave

somnus, -ī, m. (7)

sleep

filius, -ī, m. (6)

son

fabula, -ae, f. (2)

story

via, -ae, f. (1)

street, road, way

superō, -āre (7)

surpass, overcome, defeat

per (7)

through, (in oaths) by (prep w/acc)

sum, esse (3)

to be

aedificō, -āre (5)

to build

vocō, vocāre (2)

to call

habitō, -āre (2)

to live, to dwell

amō, amāre (2)

to love, to like

laudo, -āre (2)

to praise

navigō, -āre (3)

to sail

occupō, -āre (3)

to seize

narrō, -āre (2)

to tell, to narrate

ambulō, -āre (3)

to walk

spectō, -āre (3)

to watch

oppidum, -ī, n, (4)

town

inīmicus, inīmica, inīmicum (5)

unfriendly, hostile

bellum, -ī, n. (4)

war

bene (6)

well (adverb)

ubi (3)

where at, when

unde (3)

where from

quō (3)

where to (interrogative adverb) , to which place, to which (relative adverb)

lātus, -a, -um (7)

wide, broad

ferus, fera, ferum (5)

wild, savage

mulsum (7)

wine and honey

cum (2)

with (ablative of accompaniment/ ablative of manner)

fēmina, -ae, f. (1)

woman

silva, -ae, f. (1)

woods, forest

verbum, -ī, n. (4)

word

annus, -ī, m. (7)

year

vester, vestra, vestrum (6)

your, yours (plural

tuus, -a, um (6)

your, yours (singular)