Current Vocabulary Lists
Fibonacci vocab
Par, paris n pair
Germino, -are, -avi, -atus to put forth, grow, breed
Paries, parietis m wall
Pario, parere, peperi, par(i)tum to bear, to produce
Quia conj. because
Cuniculus, -i m rabbit
Mensis, mensis m month
Duplico, -are, -avi, atus, to double, to duplicate
Scilicet adv. of course, certainly
Concipio, -cipere, -cepi, ceptus to take in, absorb, conceive
Margo, marginis f margin, edge, framework
Iungo, -ere, iunxi, iunctus join
(This last word isn’t in this particular translation, but was listed for
another chapter, but I thought you would find it interesting!)
algorismum, algorismi n calculation (a word coined from the name of an
Arabian mathematician)
Medical terms vocab # 1
1.pulmo, pulmonis, m. lung
2.renes, -ium, m. pl. kidneys
3.morbus, -i, m. disease
4.clunis, -is m/f buttock (also pyga, -ae f)
5.ala-ae or axilla -ae, f. armpit
6.nucleus, -i m. nut, kernel
7.mentum, -i, n. chin
8.pollex, -icis n. thumb
9.bucca, -ae, f. cheek
10.iecur, -oris or -ineris n. liver
11.ilia, -ium n.pl. intestines
12.mamma, -ae f. mamilla, -ae f. breast
Medical terms vocab # 2
1.macula –ae f spot
2.tussis, tussis f cough
3.vena –ae f vein
4.contusio –onis f bruise
5.tuberculum –i n little lump
6.musculus –i m muscle
7.luxatura –ae f dislocation
8.febris febris f fever
9.planta-ae f (anot) sole of the foot
10.contagio –onis f infection, touching
11.tussio –ire to cough
12.sternuo –ere, sternui sneeze
13.tumeo –ēre tumui to swell up
Medical Vocab 3
1.adeps, adipis m/f fat, corpulence
2.carpus –i m wrist bone
3.pituita –ae f phlegm, head cold
4.cerebrum –i n brain
5.costa –ae f rib
6.sanguis, sanguinis m blood
7.scapula –ae f shoulder blade
8.maxilla –ae f jaw
9.patella –ae f plate; (anot) kneecap
10.ovum –i n egg
11.sinus, sinus m curve, fold, pocket
12.vesica –ae f bladder
13.os, ossis n bone
14.os, oris n mouth
15.δερμά, δερμάτ skin
Medical Vocab 4
1.a/ab (prep with abl.) by, from
2.e/ex (prep with abl.) out of, from
3.sectio, -onis f. cutting
4.coxa -ae f hip
5.arteria, -ae f windpipe, artery
6.vas, vasis (vasum -i) n. vessel
7.cedo -ere cessi cessum; yield, go
8.cado -ere cecidi casum; fall
9.incido -ere incidi incisus; carve, cut into
10.excido -ere excidi excisus; to cut out
Medical Vocab 5: Medical Term Roots for Directional Terms
1.Superficies, -ei f. top, surface
2.Verto, -ere, verti, versus-turn
3.Duco, -ere, duxi, ductus-lead
4.Medius –a –um-middle, central
5.Latus, lateris n. side
6.Superus –a –um –upper,
7.Inferus-a –um-lower
8.Proximus –a –um-nearest, next
9.Disto, distare-to stand apart, be distant
10.Paries, parietis m. wall (inner or outer wall of house or building)
11.Viscus, visceris n. , entrails, organ (n. pl. viscera –um-organs, fleshy
parts)
12.Pronus –a –um-bent forwards, leaning
13.Supinus -a –um-face –up, lying on one’s back
14.In prep + abl. in, on; prep + acc. Into, onto, against
15.Ab prep + abl.- from
16.Ad prep + acc. –to, toward
17.Ante prep + acc. Before, in front of
18.Post prep + acc. Behind, after
Abbrev. Latin English
recipe take
a.c. ante cibos before meals
p.c. post cibos after meals
c cum with
s sine without
d dies day
noct. nocte at night
p.r.n. pro re nata as needed
omn. 2 hr omni secunda hora
every second hour omn. 3 hr omni tertia hora every third hour
add. adde add
abs. feb. absente febre fever being absent
gtt. guttae drops
b.i.d. bis in die twice a day
t.i.d. ter in die three a day
q.i.d. quarter in die four times a day
p.o. per os by the mouth
stat. statim immediately
ad. lib. ad libitum at pleasure
aq. aqua
water
q.s. quantum sufficiat as much as needed
sig. signa write
M. misce
mix
non rep. non repetatur do not repeat
o.n. omni nocte every night
o.m. omni mane every morning
h.s. hora somni at bedtime
s.o.s. si opus sit if necessary
disp. dispena dispense
b.i.n. bis in nocte twice a night
i.m. in musculo into the
muscle
i.v. in vena into
the vein
o.d. oculus dexter right eye
o.s. oculus sinister left eye
o.u. oculus uterque both eyes
p.r. per rectum by rectum
s.l. sub lingua under
the tongue
q.d. quaque die each day
q.h. quaque hora each hour
o. octarius
pint (modern Latin)
II PREFIXES
A-, an -(before a vowel) without
Ab- away from
Ad- to, near to
Ambi-both
Amphi-on both sides
Ana- (an- before a vowel)
Ante- before
Anti- (ant- before a vowel or h) against
Apo- (ap- before a vowel or h)
Bi- two
Cata- (cat before a vowel or h) down, according to
Circum- around
Con- together
Contra- against, opposite
De- away from, down
Dia- (di before a vowel) through, apart
di- double
dis- apart from
dys- bad, difficult, painful
e-, ex- out
ec-, ex out, out from, out of
ecto- outside
en-in
endo- (end- before a vowel) within
epi- (ep- before a vowel or h) on, upon
exo- outside
extra- outside, beyonf
eu- good, well, easy
hemi- half
hyper- over, excessive
Hypo (hyp before a vowel or h) under, deficient
In (im before b, m, or p) in
In ( im before b, m, or p) not
Infra –below
Inter –between
Intra – within
Meta (met before a vowel) after , change
Para (par before a vowel) -Beside, wrong
Per-through, thorough
Peri-around
Post-after, behind
Pre-before
Pro-before
Re- back
Retro- backward, behind
Semi – half
Sub (sup/in front of p) under, moderately
Super-above, excessive
Supra-above
Syn (sym in front of b, sum/m or p, sy/s syl/l ) together
Trans- across
Ultra- beyond, excessive
Other prefixes occasionally found in scientific terminology
Demi- half
Eso-within
Juxta- near
Pros- to, in front
SUFFIXES
Noun Suffixes
-ia, -sia, -a, -m, and –ma usually mean condition, state, or quality
(the meanings will be used interchangeably)
-is, -sis, -ion, and –ation Usually mean process, action, or procedeure
(again used interchangeably)
-y means either process or condition
-e sometimes means condition, but more frequently it means agent or
instruments
-itis means inflammation
-oma means tumor
-osis and –iasis means abnormal condition
-ist or –or (or –tor) means agent or expert
-ics means science or study of
-us, -os, -a, -um, -on, and –m (sometimes –ma) are used to designate
things, objects, or anatomical parts
-algia means pain
Adjectival Suffixes
-al and –ar mean pertaining to
-ic, -tic, and –ble mean capable of
-ous and –ose mean characterized by
NOTE—ose is also a noun suffix (indicates a carbohydrate)
-ic may also mean pertaining to
Verbal Suffixes
-ate means to perform or to put into action
-ize means to do or to make into
-sce means to begin an action
Aeneid Review Vocab 3
1.vix adv; hardly, scarcely
2.sal salis m; salt
3.pontus –i m sea
4.vinco –ere vici victus; conquer, thwart
5.terra –ae f earth, land
6.vulnus, vulneris n; wound
7.submerge –ere submerse submersus; submerge, sink, drown
8.classis, classis f; fleet
9.averto –ere averti aversus; turn away, divert
10.inceptum –i n; undertaking, beginning
Aeneid Vocab # 2
1.regnum –i n; kingdom, royal power
2.gens, gentis f; tribe, nation pl. world
3.tendo, -ere, tetendi, tentus; stretch
4.duco, -ere, duxi, ductus; lead
(passive- arise from)
5.verto, -ere, verti, versus; turn, overthrow
6.rex, regis m; king
7.carus –a –um; dear, beloved
8.gero, -ere, gessi, gestus; carry, carry on, wage
9.maneo, -ēre, mansi, mansum; remain, rankle
10.rapio, -ere, rapui, raptus; seize, snatch, carry off
Aeneid Vocab 1
1. vir, viri m; man, hero
2. multum adv; much
3. altus –a –um; high deep
4. quoque adv ; also
5. dum conj; while
6. genus, generic n; birth, tribe, kind
7. doleo, -ere (2) –ui; grieve
8. impello, -ere, impuli, impulsus; drive on, impel, compel
9. teneo, -ere (2) –ui; hold, inhabit
10. asper, aspera, -um; rough, harsh, fierce
Legal Latin Vocab 1
1.judico -1 to judge
2.apello -1 -to speak to, to appeal to, to call on
3.ludo -ere lusi lusus; play, to amuse oneself with
4.depono- -ere deposui, depositus; to put down, to put aside
5.aequus –a –um fair
6.humus –i f ground, soil, land
7.communico -1 to share, to impart, to discuss together
8.testis testis mf witness
9.ipse ipsa ipsum oneself, itself, the very one
10. ligo -1 to tie (up)
11. lis litis f lawsuit
12. ius, iuris n law, legal right
13. torqueo, -ere (2), torsi, tortus; twist, turn, wind
14. tribunus -i m tribune
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