Latin Language
HuntDid you ever wonder where some of our words come from? This is an exercise that will help you see the connection between our English language and the Ancient Roman language of Latin! Enjoy!
Materials: You will need a dictionary, paper, and an imagination!
Directions:
| Latin | English | Latin | English |
| anno | year | aqua | water |
| bene | well, good | canis | dog |
| caput | head | circus | circle |
| cogito | I think | corpus | body |
| deus | god | ego | I |
| equus | horse | ergo | therefore |
| est | is | id | that |
| in | in | index | sign, idicator |
| iridis | rainbow | legere | to read |
| libris | library | locus | place |
| magnus | great, very good | mare | sea |
| mens | mind | murus | wall |
| musica | music | nihil | nothing |
| non | not | nota | note, remember |
| nova | new | opus | work |
| orbus | world | placebo | I will please |
| post | after | post meridian | after noon |
| prima | first | pro | for |
| sanus | healthy | solus | one, alone |
| sum | I am | tacet | be silent |
| tempus | time | terra | ground, land |
| urbus | city | veni | I came |
| vici | I conquered | vidi | I saw |