Latin Launchpad
Vocabulary

Year 4A Latin vocabulary (Grade 6)

Year 4A, grade 6. Review the grammar from Years 2 and 3, then add a few new forms. This is the Introduction practice year. These are this course's own headwords, in the order the lessons teach them.

What this year practices

Practice Year 4A in the app · Flashcards. A 10-minute flashcard session opens in a new page.

Lesson words

216 words from the main Year 4A lessons.

Year 4A lesson words
LatinEnglish
scholaschool
ludusgame
magisterteacher
discipulastudent
liberbook
codexbook
lectuscouch
scriniumbox
calamuspen
tabulatablet
aulahall
cellaroom
vestisclothing
togatoga
pelvisbasin
piscinapool
sepulchrumtomb
tempestasstorm
auroradawn
noctuaowl
lunamoon
solsun
caelumsky
tempustime
cornuhorn
tintinnabulumbell
equafemale horse
speciesappearance
naturanature
astrumstar
mysteriummystery
visforce
arsart
ingeniumtalent
memormindful
paxpeace
tempestasweather
agricolafarmer
-queand (enclitic)
mercatormerchant
civiscitizen
senatorsenator
senexold man
iuvenisyoung person
nuntiusmessenger
legatusenvoy
gladiussword
pugiodagger
cloacasewer
fossaditch
insulaisland
oppidumtown
bellumwar
forummarketplace
amphitheatrumamphitheater
bibliothecalibrary
domushouse
fluviusriver
monsmountain
silvaforest
vicusvillage
feriaeholidays
hortusgarden
ludusschool
martialismartial
pastorshepherd
reginaqueen
rexking
scribascribe
templumtemple
umbrashade / ghost
vesperevening
zephyruswest wind
amolove
videosee
scribowrite
legoread
audiohear
currorun
ambulowalk
portocarry
navigosail
dormiosleep
laudopraise
faciomake
sperohope
cogitothink
mittosend
veniocome
dicosay
habeohave
teneohold
maneoremain
doceoteach
moveomove
respondeoanswer
timeofear
gaudeorejoice
iubeoorder
sedeosit
moneowarn
studeostudy
ostendoshow
sileobe silent
soleoam accustomed
a / abby / from
deabout / down from
e / exout of / from
perthrough
profor / on behalf of
sinewithout
subunder / up to
transacross
cur?why?
ubi?where?
hodietoday
nuncnow
semperalways
divitiaewealth / riches
ientaculumbreakfast
prandiumlunch
accusoaccuse
aeternuseternal / everlasting
apudamong / at the house of
ardeoburn / be on fire
aspereroughly / harshly
brevitershortly / briefly
caveobeware / guard against
ChristianusChristian
ChristusChrist
debeoowe / ought
debitumdebt / sin
delectodelight / please
difficiliterwith difficulty
fideliterfaithfully
figofix / fasten
genstribe / people
graviterheavily / seriously
impediohinder / obstruct
in + ablativein / on
in + accusativeinto / onto
integerwhole / uninjured
iudicojudge / consider
latewidely
liber adjectivefree
liberefreely
liberofree / set free
misereunhappily
muniofortify / protect
occuposeize
peccatumsin / mistake
perturbodisturb / confuse
prohibeoprevent
sacersacred
saeculumage / time period
sanctussacred / holy
struobuild / construct
sub + ablativeunder / at the foot of
sub + accusativeto the foot of
turpitershamefully
AeneasAeneas, legendary Trojan ancestor of Rome
AmuliusAmulius, king in the Romulus and Remus legend
angustusnarrow
ApolloApollo, Roman god associated with poetry and light
appropinquoapproach
asportocarry away
atbut
callidusclever / cunning
CarthagoCarthage
cicatrixscar
clamsecretly
claudoclose / shut
clivusslope / hill
crescogrow / increase
CupidoCupid, Roman figure associated with desire
curiasenate house
discolearn
EtruscusEtruscan
faxtorch
femurthigh
feruswild / savage
Gallithe Gauls
gremiumlap / bosom
imparatusunprepared
improbuswicked / dishonest
industriadiligence / careful effort
intereameanwhile
IuppiterJupiter, chief god in Roman mythology
ligneuswooden
mellitushoney-sweet
mercimoniummerchandise
MercuriusMercury, Roman messenger god
mordeobite
necokill
notusknown / familiar
occultussecret / hidden
parieswall of a building
paulisperfor a little while
Persaethe Persians
poenapunishment / penalty
quondamonce / formerly
reparorepair / restore
revenioreturn / come back
Rhea SilviaRhea Silvia, mother of Romulus and Remus in Roman legend
solusalone / only
summushighest / topmost
toleroendure / bear
tonothunder
totuswhole / entire
TroiaTroy
TroianusTrojan
velamenveil / covering
VenusVenus, Roman goddess associated with love and beauty
VestaVesta, Roman goddess of the hearth
VesuviusMount Vesuvius
vilicusfarm manager / steward

Core words

High-frequency Latin added after the main lessons. The English meanings were written for Latin Launchpad.

Year 4A core words
LatinEnglish
quoquealso
magismore
propenear
dignusworthy
cunctusall
undefrom where
indefrom there
humanushuman
diufor a long time
alienusbelonging to another
hucto here
adhucstill / so far
extremusoutermost
clarusclear / famous
beatusblessed / happy
tandemat last
ultimuslast
gratuspleasing / grateful
rursusagain
moxsoon

Everyday words

Little words and household words that show up often in the stories.

Year 4A everyday words
LatinEnglish
licetit is allowed
vigintitwenty
duodevigintieighteen
nullusnot any / none
posteaquamafter
adeoso / to such a degree
sicutjust as
uterqueeach of two
plebsthe common people
dictatordictator
oratiospeech
exclamoshout out
advenioarrive
discedogo away
emobuy
cadofall
amittolose