Can you name the Latin GCSE vocabulary? by keener

Latin word	English translation	Type of word
meus		pronoun
hic		pronoun
intro		verb 1
circum		preposition
miles		noun 3
-ne		particle
mors		noun 3
numquam		adverb
amicus		noun 2
advenio		verb 4
cena		noun 1
paene		adverb
civis		noun 3
ingens		adjective
medius		adjective
magnus		adjective
hora		noun 1
dormio		verb 4
e, ex		preposition
locus		noun 2
iam		adverb
ille		pronoun
crudelis		adjective
hodie		adverb
omnis		adjective
olim		adverb
habito		verb 1
iuvenis		noun 3
persuadeo		verb 2
maneo		verb 2
porto		verb 1
curro		verb 3
bene		adverb
facilis		adjective
parvus		adjective
nauta		noun 1
conspicio		verb 3
equus		noun 2
ceteri		adjective
ascendo		verb 3
ac, atque		conjunction
miser		adjective
homo		noun 3
pecunia		noun 1
filius		noun 2
animus		noun 2
nullus		adjective
iubeo		verb 2
laboro		verb 1
igitur		adverb
possum		verb irregular
paro		verb 1
leo		noun 3
debeo		verb 2
duco		verb 3
non		adverb
ipse		pronoun
laudo		verb 1
lego		verb 3
ad		preposition
per		preposition
auxilium		noun 2
et		conjunction
porta		noun 1
pax		noun 3
gravis		adjective
fero		verb irregular

Latin word	English translation	Type of word
epistula		noun 1
diu		adverb
clamor		noun 3
is		pronoun
cum (+ablative)		preposition
nec, neque		conjunction
multus		adjective
ferox		adjective
accipio		verb 3
clamo		verb 1
iter		noun 3
narro		verb 1
nam		conjunction
donum		noun 2
itaque		adverb
caput		noun 3
cum (+subjunctive)		conjunction
nomen		noun 3
convenio		verb 4
mox		adverb
ambulo		verb 1
fugio		verb 3
dea		noun 1
pereo		verb irregular
consilium		noun 2
pars		noun 3
ego		pronoun
cupio		verb 3
aedifico		verb 1
periculum		noun 2
appropinquo		verb 1
perterritus		adjective
caelum		noun 2
iratus		adjective
post		preposition
ecce!		adverb
lentus		adjective
invenio		verb 4
cur?		adverb
deleo		verb 2
cognosco		verb 3
emo		verb 3
pauci		adjective plural
fidelis		adjective
libero		verb 1
aqua		noun 1
heri		adverb
ianua		noun 1
festino		verb 1
libertus		noun 2
nox		noun 3
etiam		adverb
hortus		noun 2
nuntio		verb 1
facio		verb 3
inter		preposition
bonus		adjective
ibi		adverb
consumo		verb 3
invito		verb 1
filia		noun 1
mater		noun 3
ne		conjunction
eo		verb irregular
alius		pronoun/adjective
novus		adjective
celer		adjective

Latin word	English translation	Type of word
canis		noun 3
nos		pronoun
noster		pronoun
a, ab		preposition
exspecto		verb 1
navis		noun 3
mercator		noun 3
liber		noun 2
de		preposition
difficilis		adjective
fortis		adjective
pater		noun 3
amo		verb 1
deus		noun 2
neco		verb 1
nonne … ?		adverb
nihil		noun irregular
audio		verb 4
peto		verb 3
pono		verb 3
credo		verb 3
bibo		verb 3
mitto		verb 3
dominus		noun 2
ars		noun 3
num … ?		particle
ostendo		verb 3
descendo		verb 3
mare		noun 3
nunc		adverb
effugio		verb 3
cibus		noun 2
mons		noun 3
do		verb 1
in (+ ablative)		preposition
in (+ accusative)		preposition
alter		pronoun/adjective
nolo		verb irregular
deinde		adverb
habeo		verb 2
dico		verb 3
constituo		verb 3
ancilla		noun 1
annus		noun 2
femina		noun 1
inquit		verb irregular
capio		verb 3
discedo		verb 3
navigo		verb 1
lacrimo		verb 1
ita		adverb
nemo		noun irregular
ago		verb 3
intellego		verb 3
postquam		conjunction
minime		adverb
frater		noun 3
doceo		verb 2
nuntius		noun 2
laetus		adjective
forum		noun 2
amor		noun 3
insula		noun 1
custodio		verb 4
domina		noun 1
longus		adjective

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	AdamBishop:	Feb 17th, 2010 at 19:58 GMT		4 points
	A good challenge, but it's difficult to know what "nonne" and "num" should be, since they don't really have independent meanings in English.

	malafu:	May 19th, 2010 at 00:15 GMT		2 points
	I am proud of myself because I got half of them, and I am a first year Latin student

	milgita:	Apr 15th, 2012 at 20:25 GMT		3 points
	Yes, I completely agree with AdamBishop...It drives me nuts when I'm expected to translate "nonne" and "num" outside of a specific sentence....and "-ne" as well. At least accept a "?" or "interrogative enclitic" for "-ne", if you have to include it.