| A | B |
|---|
| donec | until, while, as long as |
| excipio, ere, epi, etus | to take up, inherit |
| condo, ere, didi, ditus | to found, establish |
| fulvus, a, um | yellow, tawny |
| gravis, e | heavy, grievous, pregnant |
| lupa, ae | she-wolf |
| meta, ae | goal, limit, bound |
| munio, iri, ivi itus | to fortify |
| nutrix, icis [f] | nurse |
| partus, us [m] | birth, offspring |
| proles, is [f] | offspring, progeny |
| tegimen, inis [n] | covering, skin |
| aetas, atis, [f] | age, time |
| dominor, ari, atus | to rule over [+ dat] |
| fatigo [1] | to weary, tire out |
| foveo, ere, fovi, fotus | to cherish, fondle |
| lustrum, i | space of 5 years, sacred season |
| melior, ius | better, superior |
| metus, us [m] | fear, dread, anxiety |
| nascor, i, natus | to be born, arise |
| origo, inis [f] | origin, source, beginning |
| placeo, ere, ui, itus | please [+ dat] |
| premo, ere, pressi, pressus | repress, subject |
| quin | indeed, in fact; moreover, furthermore; why not |
| servitus, i | slavery, bondage |
| togatus, a, um | toga-clad, toga-wearing |
| labor, labi, lapsus | to slip, fall stumble |
| vinco, ere, vici, victus | to win, overcome, conquer |
| termino, [1] | to bound, limit |
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