Latin Travel Vocabulary

Here are Latin words for travel to start with: aeroportus (airport), venire (come), ire (go), deversorium (hotel). Below are 64 words (A1–C1) with their English translations and part of speech, across 8 themed lists.

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Travel Basics

A1–A2
EnglishLatinTypeLevel
airportaeroportusnounA1
comevenireverbA1
goireverbA1
hoteldeversoriumnounA1
shoptabernanounA1
taxiautoraeda meritorianounA1
tickettesseranounA1
tourexcursionounA2

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Travel Intermediate

A1–A2
EnglishLatinTypeLevel
beachlitusnounA1
bridgeponsnounA1
islandinsulanounA1
streetplateanounA1
guidebookliber itinerariusnounA2
journeyiternounA2
passagetransitusnounA2
roadvianounA2

Travel Advanced

A1–B1
EnglishLatinTypeLevel
cityurbsnounA1
adventureadventuranounA2
parkhortus publicusnounA2
stadiumstadiumnounA2
arrivaladventusnounB1
backpackperanounB1
check-inregistrationounB1
explorationexplorationounB1

Landmarks & Sites

A1–B1
EnglishLatinTypeLevel
palacepalatiumnounA1
castlecastrumnounA2
pyramidpyramisnounA2
chapelsacellumnounB1
colosseumColosseumnounB1
fortresscastellumnounB1
monumentmonumentumnounB1
ruinsruinaenounB1

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Accommodation Types

A2–B2
EnglishLatinTypeLevel
apartmenthabitaculumnounA2
bungalowdomus unius tabulatinounB1
campsitecampus tentoriorumnounB1
guesthousehospitiumnounB1
inncauponanounB1
lodgecasanounB1
resortdeversorium balnearenounB1
villavillanounB2

Travel Verbs

A2
EnglishLatinTypeLevel
to arriveadvenireverbA2
to boardascendereverbA2
to bookpraenotareverbA2
to cancelrescindereverbA2
to check innomen dareverbA2
to check outegrediverbA2
to landin terram descendereverbA2
to reservereservareverbA2

Visas & Immigration

B2–C1
EnglishLatinTypeLevel
checkpointstatio custodiaenounB2
deportationdeportationounB2
frontierfinesnounB2
residencedomiciliumnounB2
transit visavisum transitusnounB2
vaccination certificatelibellus vaccinationisnounB2
work permitlicentia laborandinounB2
naturalizationnaturalizationounC1

Cultural Etiquette

A2–B2
EnglishLatinTypeLevel
customconsuetudonounA2
traditiontraditionounA2
bowse inclinarenounB1
handshakedextrarum iunctionounB1
respectreverentianounB1
tippingmos corollariorumnounB1
bargainingdisceptatio de pretionounB2
etiquetteurbanitasnounB2

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A sample of the A1–C1 words. The rest are in the app

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These lists show a sample of the A1–C1 words for travel. The packs in Watch Your Language hold more and reach the advanced levels, along with every other topic.

The app shows them to you a few at a time, in a widget on your iPhone Lock Screen and on your Apple Watch face, and brings back the ones you keep forgetting.

Common questions

Which Latin words should I learn for travel?

You could start with words like aeroportus (airport), venire (come), ire (go), deversorium (hotel). This page lists 64 Latin words for travel (A1–C1), each with its English translation and part of speech.

How can I remember these Latin words?

Reading a list once is rarely enough. Watch Your Language shows Latin words like these in a widget on your iPhone Lock Screen and on your Apple Watch face, and schedules repeats so the words you keep forgetting come back more often.

Are these word lists free?

Yes. The lists on this page are free to read, with no sign-up. The app holds more words for each topic.

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