VOCABULARY LIST	- WHELPTON
ā	from
abeundum	it’s necessary to go
adiūnctum	joined on
ad orientem versum	facing east
aedēs, -ium (f)	house
aedificium	building
Aegyptus	Egypt
Āfrica	Africa
agricola	farmer
aliquid	something
alter/ra/rum	the one…the other
ambulācrum	corridor
ambulāre	to walk
Americānus/a	American
amīcus, amīca	friend
ancilla	maid, female servant
Angelopolis	Los Angeles
Angelopolitānus	(person) from Los Angeles
annotāre	to jot down
annus	year
antemerīdiānus/a/um	of the morning
aperīre	to open
appellātur	is called
aqua	water
āra	altar
Arabia	Arabia
argentārius	banker
Asia	Asia
Athletica	athletics, sports
ātrium	main hall
auctor	author
aula	large hall
bellāria	desserts
bene	well, fine
bibere	to drink
bibliothēcārius	librarian
bīnae	two (each)
brassica	cabbage
Britannia	Britain
Britannus	Briton, British
Britannicus	British
Brundisium	Brundisium
cadere	to fall, fail
caffea	coffee
Cantabrigia	Cambridge
Cantabrigiēnsis	from Cambridge
Cantōnum	Guanzhou, Canton
Cantōnēnsis	Cantonese
carō, -rnis (f)	meat
cāseus	cheese
causidicus	lawyer
cella	small room
celerius	more quickly
cēnāre	to have dinner
cēnam sumere	to have dinner
certissimē	most certainly
cervīs(i)a	beer
charta	paper
charta nummāria	paper
Chios	Chios
Civitātes Unītae Americānae	USA
clārius	Slowly louder
claudere	to close
clavula
coc(h)lear, -āris-(n)	spoon
cognōmen	family name
commentāriōs cōnficio, -ere, -eci, -ectum	write notes
compluvium	opening above impluvium
compositiō, -ōnis (f),
computātrum	computer
conclāve (n)	room
cōnficere	to finish
cōnsīdere	to sit down
cōnstituō –ere, -tui, -titūtum	decide, fix
convenīre	to meet
coquus	cook
Corea	Korea
Coreānus	Korean
Corsica	Corsica
crās	tomorrow
Crēta	Crete
cubiculum	room
cum	with
cultellus	(small) knife
culter, -trī	knife
cūria	court
curriculum	course (of study))
custōdīre	to guard
Dānuvius	Danube
dat	gives
dē	about
debēre	ought to, have to
decima	tenth
deinde	then, next
Delphī	Delphi
dēsignāre	to designate, refer to
dexter/era/erum	left
dīc	say, tell
dīcam	I will say
dīcō	I say
diēī	of the day
digitus	finger
dimidia	half
discipulus	student
disciplīna	subject (acad.)
discō	I learn
discunt	they lean
dīxit	(he/she) said
doceo, ēre, -cui, -ctum	I teach
docent	they teach
dōdrāns	three-quarters
dormīre	to sleep
duodecim	twelve
duodecima	twelfth
eam	her
eās	them (f)
ecce	look!
ēdiscere	to memorize
ēdo, ēsse, ēdī, ēsum	to eat
ego	I
eīsdem verbīs	in the same words
eius	his/her/its
eōs	them (m)
erat	(he/she/it) was
es	you are (sing.)
est	(he/she/it) is
et	and
etiam	yes, also, even, still
Euboea	Euboea
eum	him
Eurōpa	Europe
examinātiō	examination
exīre	to go out
fābula	story
familia (f)	family, household
farcīmen, -min-	sausage
fartus/a/um	stuffed
faucēs	narrow entrances
fenestra	window
figūra	grammatical form
fīlia	daughter
fīlius	son
flagellāre	to whip
fluvius	river
fortasse	perhaps
Francia/Francogallia	France
Franciscopolis	San Francisco
Franciscopolitānus	San Franciscan
Francogallus/a	Frenchman/woman
Francogallicus	French
frāter, -tris	brother
frīgo, frīgere, frīxī, frīctum	fry
frūctus, -ūs (m.)	fruit
furcula	fork
Gallia	Gaul
Gallus/a	Gaul (person)
Gallicus	Gallic
gens	clan
geographia	geography
Germānia	Gernmany
Germānus/a	German (person)
Germānicus	German
Graecia	Greece
Graecus/a/um	Greek
graphis, -idis (f)	pencil
grātiās (agō)	(I give) thanks
gustus, -ūs (m)	taste
de gustibus nōn est disputandum	one should not argue over tastes
habeō	I have
habitō	I live
haec	this (f)
heri	yesterda
Hibernia	Ireland
Hibernus/a	Irishman/woman
Hibernicus	Irish
hic	this (masc)
Hispānia	Spain
Hispānus/a	Spaniard
Hispānicus	Spanish
Hispāniēnsis	Spanish
historia	history
hodiē	today
hodiernus/a/um	contemporary, of today
historicus	historian
hoc	this (n)
holus, -leris (n)	vegetable
Hon(g)congensis	Honcongese
Hon(g)congum	Hong Kong
hora	hour
hortus	garden
iānua	door
Iaponia	Japan
Iaponicus	Japanese
Iaponiēnsis	Japanese
ientāculum	breakfast
ientāre	to have breakfast
igitur	therefore
ignavus	lazy
ignōrāre	not to know
illius	of that (one)
immō	on the contrary, not at all
imperium	empire
impluvium	pool for rain water
in	in, on
in animō habere	to have in mind
incipio, -ere, -cēpī, -ceptum	begin
in probātiōne cadere	fail a test,
insula	island
inter	between
intrāre	to enter
inventa	found
investigātiō, -ōnis (f)	research
investigātor/investigātrīx	researcher
ipse/ipsa/ipsum	self
amāre	to love, to like
isdem/eadem/idem….atque	the same…as
Italia	Italy
Italus/a	Italian (person)
Italicus	Italian
itinere terrēnō	by land route
iubeo	to order
iūcundus/a/um	pleasant
iugātus/a/um	married
iūs, iūris (n)	soup, sauce
iuxtā	next to
labōrō	I work
laganum ex ovīs	omlette
larēs	household gods
lectiō, -ōnis- (f)	lesson
legere	to read
Lēmnos	Lemnos
lentē	gently/slowly
Lesbos	Lesbos
libenter	willingly, gladly
liber	book
līberī, (m)	children
lingua (f)	tongue, language
Londīnium	London
Londīniēnsis	Londoner, of London
loquere!	speak!
loqueris	you (s) speak
loquimini	you (pl) speak
loquimur	we speak
loquitur	he/she/it speaks
loquor	I speak
loquuntur	they speak
lūdo, -ere, -ūsi, usum	play
lūdus, -i (m.)	game, sport
Lutetia (Parisiōrum)	Paris
Lutetiēnsis	Parisian
magister/magistra	teacher
magnus/a/um	great
māior quam	larger than
mālum	apple
marītus	husband, married
māter, -tris	mother
mathematica	mathematics
mē	me
media nox	midnight
mediā nocte	at midnight
medicus	doctor
Melita	Malta
mēnsa	desk
merīdiēs	midday
merīdiē	at midday
meus/mea/meum	my
microphōnum	microphone
mihi	to/for me
minimē	not at all
minor quam	smaller than
minuta; minutum	minute
multō mānē	early in the morning
multus/a/um	much, many
mūrus	outer wall
nam	for
narrātūrus	going to narrate
nātīvus/a/um	paternal
nātus/nāta	born
Naxus	Naxos
-ne	question particle
negāre	to say that not
nēmo	nobody
Nīlus	Nile
nisi	if not, unless
nītentēs	leaning on
nōbiliōrēs	nobler
noctis	of the night
nōlī	don’t (in commands)
nōmen, -minis-	name
nōmināre	to name
nōna	ninth
nōnne	question particle expecting answer `yes’
nōs	us
noster/tra/trum	our
Notting(h)āmia	Nottingham
Notting(h)āmiēnsis	Nottinghamian
Novemdracōnēs	Kowloon
Novum Eborācum	New York
novus/nova/novum	new
Neo-Eboracēnsis	New Yorker, from New York
num	question particle expecting answer `no’
nummus	coin, money
nunc	now
Ōceanus	Ocean (the Romans thought of all the oceans as one circle of water surrounding the inhabited world)
octāva	eighth
olīva	olive
omnis/e	all
oppidum
optimē	very well
orza	rice
ovum	egg
officium	duty, post
Oxōnium	Oxford
Oxōniēnsis	Oxonian
pānis, -is (m)	bread
pariēs, -etis (f)	partition wall
pater, -tris-	father
parvus/a/um	small
paucus/a/um	few, little
pectin, inis (n)	comb
pecūnia	money
pecūnia mūtua	loan
Pēkīnum	Beijing
Pēkīnēnsis	Beijinese
penna	pen
pēnsum	homework, assignment
pēnsum domesticum	homework
peristylium	peristyle
perna	ham
pila	ball
pīleus	cap
piscis, is (m)	fish
pīsum	pea
plērumque	generally
pluvia	rain shower
pōnere	to place
postmerīdiānus/a/um	of the afternoon
possumus	we can
postrēmō	finally
potero	I will be able
praenōmen	forename, personal name
prandeō-ēre, -nsī, -nsum	to have lunch
prandium	lunch
prīma	first
prīncipium a prīncipiō usque ad finem	from beginning to end
probātio, -ōnis (f.)	test
probātionem sustinēre,	pass a test
prope	near
professor/profestrix	professor
prōvincia	province
pultāre	to beat, knock at
quadrāns	quarter
quadrum vīsificium	screen
quaesō	ask(for), please
quaestus	means of making money, paid job
quandō?	when
quarta	fourth
quattuor	four
quid agis?	How do you do/are you
quis	who
quīnta	fifth
quō factō	with that done
quod	because, which
quōmodo	how?
quoque	also
quot	how many
quotā horā?	what time
ratiocinātor, -ōris (m)	accountant
recitāre	to recite
rēctē	correctly, well
recumbō, -ere, -ubuī	recline, lie down
reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditum	return (something), recite back to someone
redeō, redīre, rediī, redītum	come back, return
refectōrium	refectory, canteen
rēgula	rule
rēvērā	really
Rhēnus	Rhine
Rhodus	Rhodos
Rōma	Rome
sacculus	little bag, pocket
saepe	often
saepimentum	railing, fence
Samos	Samos
Sardinia	Sardinia
Sātīnum	Shatin
Sātīnēnsis	of/from Shatin
scholam frequentāre to	go (regularly) to school
schola media	secondary school
Sicilia	Sicily
scientia	science
scrībere	to write
scrīpsērunt	(they) wrote
scrīptūra	composition
scīre	to know
sciō	I know
scrīptor	writer
secunda	second
sed	but
sedēre	to sit
sella	seat
sepulta	buried
seriēs	series, row
servus	slave
sexta	sixth
septima	seventh.
Siamkiamum	Hong Kong
Siamkiamēnsis	Hong Kongese
Sianghaeum	Shanghai
Sianghaeēnsis	Shanghaiese
Sīna	China
Sīnēnsis	Chinese
Sīnicus	Chinese
sinister/tra/trum	right
sine morā	without delay
sit	is, may be
sītus/a/um	ituated
solānum	potato
solēre	to be accustomed to
sollicitārī	to be worried
soror, –ōris	sister
Sparta	Sparta
spatium	space
spectāre	to look at
stāgnum	pool, pond
stāre	to stand
studēre	to study (with Dat.)
sub	under
sum	am
surgere, surrēxi, surrēctum	arise, get up
sumit	takes
super	on top of
surgere	to get up
Syria	Syria
taberna	shop, inn, tavern
tablīnum	study
tabula	map
tabula alba	whiteboard
tē	you (sing.)
tectum	roof
terra	territory, country
Terrae Novae	New Territories
tertia	third
thea	tea
thēca	briefcase
Tiberis	Tiber
tibi	to/for you (sing.)
Tokium	Tokyo
Tokiēnsis	(person) from Tokyo
trēs	three
triclīnium	dining room
trium	(of) three
tū	you (sing.)
Tusculum	Tusculum
tuus/a/um	your (s)
ubi	where
ultimus/a/um	final
unde	from where
undecima	eleventh
ūnō ore	with one voice
urbs	city
uxor, -ōris-	wife
vapulāri	to get a beating
Vasingtōnia	Washington
Vasingtōniēnsis	Washingtonian
vel	all
venīre	to come
vesperī	in the evening
vestibulum	entrance hall
via	street, way
vir, -rī	husband
vīta	life
vocāre	to call
volēbat	(he/she) was wanting
volunt	(they) wish
vōs	you (plr.)
vult	(he/she) wishes