GCSE (9–1) Latin

1 OCR 2015QN: 601/8124/2 GCSE (9 1) in Latin GCSE (9 1) Latin J282/01 Language Defined Vocabulary List and Restricted Vocabulary List OCR Level 1/2 GCSE (9 1) in Latin Defined Vocabulary List OCR 2015 a, ab + ablative (also used as prefix with verbs)prepositionfrom, away from, by (as prefix = away)absum abesse, afuiverb irregularbe absent, be away, be distant fromac, atque indeclinableconjunctionandaccido accidere, accidiverb 3happenaccipio accipere, accepi, acceptusverb 3accept, take in, receivead + accusative (also used as prefix with verbs)

2 Prepositionto, towards, atadeo indeclinableadverbso much, so greatly, to such an extentadsum adesse, adfuiverb irregularbe here, be presentadvenio advenire, adveniverb 4arriveaedifico aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatusverb 1buildager agri, mnoun 2fieldago agere, egi, actusverb 3do, act, drivealii .. alii some .. othersalius alia, aliudpronoun/adjectiveother, another, elsealter altera, alterumpronoun/adjectivethe other, another, one (of two), the second (of two)altus alta, altumadjectivehigh, deepambulo ambulare, ambulaviverb 1walkamicus amici, mnoun 2friendamo amare, amavi, amatusverb 1love, likeamor amoris, mnoun 3loveancillaancillae, fnoun 1slave-girl, slave-womananimus animi, mnoun 2spirit, soul, mindannus anni, mnoun 2yearanteaindeclinableadverbbeforeapprop inquo appropinquare, appropinquavi + dativeverb 1approach, come near toaqua aquae, fnoun 1waterarma armorum, n pluralnoun 2 pluralarms, weaponsars artis, fnoun 3art, skillascendo ascendere, ascendi, ascensusverb 3climbaudax audacisadjectivebold.

3 Daringaudeoaudere, ausus sumverb 2dareaudio audire, audivi, auditusverb 4hear, listen toaufero auferre, abstuli, ablatusverb irregulartake away, carry off, stealauxilium auxilii, nnoun 2helpbellum belli, nnoun 2warbene indeclinableadverbwellbibobibere, bibiverb 3drinkbonus bona, bonumadjectivegoodbrevis breveadjectiveshort, briefcado cadere, cecidi, casusverb 3fallcaelum caeli, nnoun 2sky, heavencapio capere, cepi, captusverb 3take, catch, capture, make (a plan)captivuscaptivi, mnoun 2captive, prisonercaput capitis, nnoun 3headcastra castrorum, n pluralnoun 2campceler celeris, celereadjectivequick, fastcelo celare, celavi, celatusverb 1hidecena cenae, fnoun 1dinner, mealceteri ceterae, ceteraadjectivethe rest, the otherscibus cibi, mnoun 2foodcircum + accusativeprepositionaroundcivis civis, m and fnoun 3citizenclamo clamare, clamavi, clamatusverb 1shoutclamor clamoris, mnoun 3shout, shouting, noiseclarusclara, clarumadjectivefamous, clearcoepicoepisseverb irregularbegancogito cogitare, cogitavi.

4 Cogitatusverb 1think, considercognosco cognoscere, cognovi, cognitusverb 3get to know, find outcogo cogere, coegi, coactusverb 3force, compelcomes comitis, m and fnoun 3comrade, companionconficio conficere, confeci, confectusverb 3finish, wear outconor conari, conatus sum verb 1 deponenttryconsilium consilii, nnoun 2plan, idea, adviceconspicio conspicere, conspexi, conspectusverb 3catch sight of, noticeconstituo constituere, constitui, constitutusverb 3decideconsulconsulis, mnoun 3consulconsumo consumere, consumpsi, consumptusverb 3eatOCR Level 1/2 GCSE (9 1) in Latin Defined Vocabulary List All other words in a passage will be glossed.

5 When a listed word appears in a passage with a meaning that is not listed, it will be vocabulary list is required for the Latin English sections of Latin GCSE (9 1), Component 01, addition to the words printed in the list, candidates will be expected to be familiar with the following forms: all regular adverbs formed from the listed adjectives; comparative and superlative forms of all listed adjectives and corresponding adverbs; cardinal numbers 1 to 10, 100, 1000; compound verbs which are formed by using the prefixes contained in the list ( remitto, I send back).

6 OCR Level 1/2 GCSE (9 1) in Latin Defined Vocabulary List OCR 2015contra+ accusativeprepositionagainstconvenio convenire, conveniverb 4come together, gather, meetcopiae copiarum, f pluralnoun 1 pluralforces, troopscorpus corporis, nnoun 3bodycrasindeclinableadverbtomorrowcredo credere, credidi, creditus + dativeverb 3believe, trustcrudelis crudeleadjectivecruelcum + ablativeprepositionwithcum indeclinableconjunctionwhen, sincecupio cupere, cupivi, cupitusverb 3want, desirecur?indeclinableadverbwhy?cura curae, fnoun 1care, worrycurro currere, cucurri, cursusverb 3runcustodiocustodire, custodivi, custoditusverb 4guardcustos custodis, m and fnoun 3guardde + ablativeprepositionfrom, down from, aboutdea deae, fnoun 1goddessdebeo debere, debui, debitusverb 2owe, ought, should, mustdefendo defendere, defendi, defensusverb 3defenddeindeindeclinableadverbthendeleo delere, delevi, deletusverb 2destroydescendo descendere, descendi, descensusverb 3go down, come downdeus dei, mnoun 2goddico dicere, dixi, dictusverb 3say, speak, telldies diei.

7 Mnoun 5daydifficilis difficileadjectivedifficultdiligensdilig entisadjectivecarefuldirus dira, dirumadjectivedreadfuldiscedo discedere, discessiverb 3depart, leavediu indeclinableadverbfor a long timedo dare, dedi, datusverb 1givedoceodocere, docui, doctusverb 2teachdomina dominae, fnoun 1mistressdominus domini, mnoun 2masterdomus domus, f (domi = at home)noun 4homedonum doni, nnoun 2gift, presentdormio dormire, dormiviverb 4sleepduco ducere, duxi, ductusverb 3lead, takedum indeclinableconjunctionwhile, untildux ducis, mnoun 3leadere, ex + ablative (also used as prefix with verbs)prepositionfrom, out of, outecce!

8 Indeclinableadverblook!effugio effugere, effugiverb 3escapeego meipronounI, meegredior egredi, egressus sumverb 3 deponentgo outemo emere, emi, emptusverb 3buyenim indeclinableconjunctionforeo ire, i(v)iverb irregulargoepistula epistulae, fnoun 1letterequus equi, mnoun 2horseet indeclinableconjunctionand, evenet .. et indeclinableboth .. andetiam indeclinableadverbalso, evenexercitus exercitus, mnoun 4armyexspecto exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatusverb 1wait for, expectfacilis facileadjectiveeasyfacio facere, feci, factusverb 3make, dofaveofavere, favi, fautus + dativeverb 2favour, supportfelix felicisadjectivefortunate, happyfemina feminae, fnoun 1womanferoferre, tuli, latusverb irregularbring, carry, bearferox ferocisadjectivefierce, ferociousfestino festinare, festinaviverb 1hurryfidelis fideleadjectivefaithful, loyalfilia filiae, fnoun 1daughterfilius filii.

9 Mnoun 2sonflumen fluminis, nnoun 3riverforteindeclinableadverbby chancefortis forteadjectivebraveforum fori, nnoun 2forum, market placefrater fratris, mnoun 3brotherfrustraindeclinableadverbin vainfugio fugere, fugiverb 3run away, fleegaudeo gaudere, gavisus sumverb 2be pleased, rejoicegaudiumgaudii, nnoun 2joy, pleasuregens gentis, fnoun 3family, tribe, race, peoplegerogerere, gessi, gestusverb 3wear (clothes), wage (war)gladius gladii, mnoun 2swordgravis graveadjectiveheavy, serioushabeo habere, habui, habitusverb 2have, holdhabito habitare, habitavi, habitatusverb 1liveheriindeclinableadverbyesterdayOCR Level 1/2 GCSE (9 1)

10 In Latin Defined Vocabulary List OCR 2015hic haec, hocpronounthis, he, she, ithodie indeclinableadverbtodayhomo hominis, mnoun 3man, human beinghora horae, fnoun 1hourhortor hortari, hortatus sumverb 1 deponentencourage, urgehortus horti, mnoun 2gardenhostis hostis, mnoun 3enemyiaceo iacere, iacuiverb 2lieiacio iacere, ieci, iactus (in compounds -icio)verb 3throwiam indeclinableadverbnow, alreadyianua ianuae, fnoun 1dooribi indeclinableadverbthereidem eadem, idempronounthe sameigiturindeclinableadverbtherefore, and soille ilIa, illudpronounthat, he, she, itimperatorimperatoris, mnoun 3emperor, general, leaderimperiumimperii, nnoun 2empire, power, commandimpero imperare, imperavi, imperatus + dativeverb 1order, commandin + ablative (also used as prefix with verbs)prepositionin, onin + accusative (also used as prefix with verbs)