Dictionnaire Latin–anglais

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
ego	pronom	I	Ego nunc paratus sum. I am ready now.
tu	pronom	you	Tu es amicus meus. You are my friend.
is	pronom	he	Is in domo est. He is in the house.
ea	pronom	she	Ea familiam suam amat. She loves her family.
nos	pronom	we	Nos in urbe habitamus. We live in the city.
ei	pronom	they	Ei ad scholam ambulant. They walk to school.
quid	pronom	what	Quid nunc vis? What do you want now?
ubi	adverbe	where	Ubi est domus tua? Where is your house?
quando	adverbe	when	Quando veniunt? When do they come?
quis	pronom	who	Quis ad ostium est? Who is at the door?
cur	adverbe	why	Cur tristis es? Why are you sad?
quomodo	adverbe	how	Quomodo Latine discis? How do you learn Latin?
esse	verbe	to be	Liberi esse volumus. We want to be free.
habere	verbe	to have	Ego bonum librum habeo. I have a good book.
facere	verbe	to do	Ei opus bene faciunt. They do the work well.
ire	verbe	to go	Ego ad urbem eo. I go to the city.
venire	verbe	to come	Mane veniunt. They come in the morning.
videre	verbe	to see	Nos montem altum videmus. We see the high mountain.
scire	verbe	to know	Ego veram fabulam scio. I know the true story.
putare	verbe	to think	Hoc bonum esse puto. I think this is good.
velle	verbe	to want	Plus aquae volumus. We want more water.
egere	verbe	to need	Nunc cibo egemus. We need food now.
facere	verbe	to make	Mensam novam faciunt. They make a new table.
sumere	verbe	to take	Librum tecum sume. Take the book with you.
dare	verbe	to give	Panem tibi do. I give you bread.
dicere	verbe	to say	Verbum lente dicunt. They say the word slowly.
narrare	verbe	to tell	Mihi fabulam narra. Tell me the story.
rogare	verbe	to ask	Unam quaestionem rogo. I ask one question.
invenire	verbe	to find	Librum perditum invenimus. We find the lost book.
aspicere	verbe	to look	Aspice caelum. Look at the sky.
uti	verbe	to use	Hac mensa cotidie utimur. We use this table daily.
laborare	verbe	to work	Totum diem laborant. They work all day.
edere	verbe	to eat	Panem hac nocte edimus. We eat bread tonight.
bibere	verbe	to drink	Aquam frigidam bibo. I drink cold water.
dormire	verbe	to sleep	Puer nunc dormit. The child sleeps now.
ambulare	verbe	to walk	In via ambulamus. We walk on the street.
currere	verbe	to run	Puer celeriter currit. The boy runs fast.
legere	verbe	to read	Librum brevem lego. I read a short book.
scribere	verbe	to write	Nomen meum scribit. She writes my name.
loqui	verbe	to speak	Cum amicis loquuntur. They speak with friends.
audire	verbe	to listen	Audi musicam. Listen to the music.
audire	verbe	to hear	Ventum audio. I hear the wind.
emere	verbe	to buy	Panem recentem emimus. We buy fresh bread.
vendere	verbe	to sell	Pisces bonos vendunt. They sell good fish.
solvere	verbe	to pay	Pecuniam nunc solvo. I pay the money now.
auxiliari	verbe	to help	Amici puero auxiliantur. Friends help the boy.
amare	verbe	to love	Familiam meam amo. I love my family.
vivere	verbe	to live	Romae vivimus. We live in Rome.
mori	verbe	to die	Omnes homines mori debent. All men must die.
discere	verbe	to learn	Pueri verba nova discunt. Children learn new words.
docere	verbe	to teach	Puerum Latine docent. They teach the boy Latin.
aperire	verbe	to open	Aperi ostium nunc. Open the door now.
claudere	verbe	to close	Claude librum, quaeso. Close the book, please.
persona	nom	person	Omnis persona cibo eget. Every person needs food.
vir	nom	man	Vir fortis est. The man is strong.
femina	nom	woman	Femina tacite legit. The woman reads quietly.
puer	nom	child	Puer laetus est. The child is happy.
puer	nom	boy	Puer librum habet. The boy has a book.
puella	nom	girl	Puella bene cantat. The girl sings well.
familia	nom	family	Familia mea hic habitat. My family lives here.
mater	nom	mother	Mater mea benigna est. My mother is kind.
pater	nom	father	Pater eius dure laborat. His father works hard.
amicus	nom	friend	Amicus meus cras venit. My friend comes tomorrow.
domus	nom	house	Domus valde magna est. The house is very big.
domus	nom	home	Nunc domum imus. We go home now.
schola	nom	school	Schola prope est. The school is nearby.
urbs	nom	city	Urbs antiqua est. The city is old.
civitas	nom	country	Civitas pace eget. The country needs peace.
mundus	nom	world	Mundus latus est. The world is wide.
via	nom	street	Via longa est. The street is long.
cubiculum	nom	room	Cubiculum parvum est. The room is small.
tempus	nom	time	Tempus valde celeriter movetur. Time moves very quickly.
dies	nom	day	Dies calidus est. The day is hot.
nox	nom	night	Nox frigida est. The night is cold.
mane	nom	morning	Mane valde mature venit. Morning comes very early.
vesper	nom	evening	Vesper hic tranquillus est. Evening is calm here.
mensis	nom	month	Mensis cras finit. The month ends tomorrow.
annus	nom	year	Annus novus est. The year is new.
hodie	adverbe	today	Hodie laboro. I work today.
cras	adverbe	tomorrow	Cras mane discedimus. We leave tomorrow morning.
heri	adverbe	yesterday	Heri vespere venit. He came yesterday evening.
nunc	adverbe	now	Nunc huc veni. Come here now.
sol	nom	sun	Sol clarus est. The sun is bright.
luna	nom	moon	Luna plena est. The moon is full.
stella	nom	star	Illa stella clara est. That star is bright.
caelum	nom	sky	Caelum caeruleum est. The sky is blue.
terra	nom	earth	Terra domus nostra est. The earth is our home.
ignis	nom	fire	Ignis calidus est. The fire is hot.
aqua	nom	water	Aqua frigida est. The water is cold.
imber	nom	rain	Imber tota nocte cadit. The rain falls all night.
ventus	nom	wind	Ventus validus est. The wind is strong.
arbor	nom	tree	Arbor valde alta est. The tree is very tall.
flos	nom	flower	Flos pulcher est. The flower is beautiful.
mons	nom	mountain	Mons altus est. The mountain is high.
flumen	nom	river	Flumen longum est. The river is long.
mare	nom	sea	Mare tranquillum est. The sea is calm.
cibus	nom	food	Cibus bonus est. The food is good.
panis	nom	bread	Panis recens est. The bread is fresh.
caro	nom	meat	Caro calida est. The meat is hot.
piscis	nom	fish	Piscis recens est. The fish is fresh.
ovum	nom	egg	Ovum album est. The egg is white.
lac	nom	milk	Lac tepidum est. The milk is warm.
fructus	nom	fruit	Hic fructus dulcis est. This fruit is sweet.
caput	nom	head	Caput meum nunc dolet. My head hurts now.
oculus	nom	eye	Oculus eius caeruleus est. Her eye is blue.
auris	nom	ear	Auris mea bene audit. My ear hears well.
os	nom	mouth	Os tuum nunc aperi. Open your mouth now.
nasus	nom	nose	Nasus meus frigidus est. My nose is cold.
manus	nom	hand	Manus mea valida est. My hand is strong.
pes	nom	foot	Pes eius laesus est. His foot is hurt.
cor	nom	heart	Cor meum tranquillum est. My heart is calm.
nomen	nom	name	Nomen tuum pulchrum est. Your name is beautiful.
liber	nom	book	Liber novus est. The book is new.
verbum	nom	word	Hoc verbum magni momenti est. This word is important.
lingua	nom	language	Latina lingua pulchra est. Latin is a beautiful language.
pecunia	nom	money	Paulam pecuniam habeo. I have little money.
opus	nom	work	Opus difficile est. The work is hard.
amor	nom	love	Amor vis valida est. Love is a strong force.
musica	nom	music	Musica pulchra est. The music is beautiful.
fabula	nom	story	Fabula valde antiqua est. The story is very old.
via	nom	way	Haec via facilis est. This way is easy.
res	nom	thing	Illa res mira est. That thing is strange.
vita	nom	life	Vita saepe difficilis est. Life is often hard.
ostium	nom	door	Ostium apertum est. The door is open.
mensa	nom	table	Mensa plena est. The table is full.
sella	nom	chair	Sella parva est. The chair is small.
bonus	adjectif	good	Hic panis bonus est. This bread is good.
malus	adjectif	bad	Aqua mala est. The water is bad.
magnus	adjectif	big	Domus magna est. The house is big.
parvus	adjectif	small	Cubiculum parvum est. The room is small.
novus	adjectif	new	Librum novum habeo. I have a new book.
vetus	adjectif	old	Haec domus vetus est. This house is old.
longus	adjectif	long	Via longa est. The street is long.
brevis	adjectif	short	Fabula brevis est. The story is short.
altus	adjectif	high	Ille mons altus est. That mountain is high.
humilis	adjectif	low	Murus humilis est. The wall is low.
calidus	adjectif	hot	Ignis calidus est. The fire is hot.
frigidus	adjectif	cold	Aqua frigida est. The water is cold.
laetus	adjectif	happy	Puer laetus est. The child is happy.
tristis	adjectif	sad	Ea valde tristis videtur. She looks very sad.
pulcher	adjectif	beautiful	Flos pulcher est. The flower is beautiful.
facilis	adjectif	easy	Hoc opus facile est. This work is easy.
difficilis	adjectif	hard	Lectio difficilis est. The lesson is hard.
celer	adjectif	fast	Equus celer est. The horse is fast.
lentus	adjectif	slow	Senex lente ambulat. The old man walks slow.
rectus	adjectif	right	Responsum tuum rectum est. Your answer is right.
falsus	adjectif	wrong	Illud responsum falsum est. That answer is wrong.
gravis	adjectif	important	Hoc verbum grave est. This word is important.
verus	adjectif	true	Fabula vera est. The story is true.
liber	adjectif	free	Omnes homines libertatem volunt. All people want freedom.
plenus	adjectif	full	Poculum plenum est. The cup is full.
inanis	adjectif	empty	Cubiculum inane est. The room is empty.
iuvenis	adjectif	young	Puer iuvenis est. The boy is young.
validus	adjectif	strong	Ille vir validus est. That man is strong.
debilis	adjectif	weak	Puer debilis est. The child is weak.
ruber	adjectif	red	Flos ruber est. The flower is red.
caeruleus	adjectif	blue	Caelum caeruleum est. The sky is blue.
viridis	adjectif	green	Arbor viridis est. The tree is green.
flavus	adjectif	yellow	Flos flavus est. The flower is yellow.
niger	adjectif	black	Equus niger est. The horse is black.
albus	adjectif	white	Lac album est. The milk is white.
ita	interjection	yes	Ita, nunc intellego. Yes, I understand now.
non	interjection	no	Non, nescio. No, I do not know.
non	adverbe	not	Non sum tristis. I am not sad.
et	conjonction	and	Panis et aqua satis sunt. Bread and water are enough.
aut	conjonction	or
sed	conjonction	but	Pauper est sed laetus. He is poor but happy.
si	conjonction	if	Si venit, incipimus. If he comes, we begin.
quia	conjonction	because	Maneo quia pluit. I stay because it rains.
cum	préposition	with	Cum amico meo ambulo. I walk with my friend.
sine	préposition	without	Sine pecunia venit. He came without money.
pro	préposition	for	Hoc donum pro te est. This gift is for you.
ab	préposition	from	Ab urbe venit. She comes from the city.
ad	préposition	to	Ad Romam imus. We go to Rome.