| A | B |
|---|
| AESTAS, AESTATIS (F) | winter |
| AMPLISSIMUS, -A, -UM | very little, very small |
| AMPLIUS | less |
| ANIMADVERTO, ANIMADVERTERE, ANIMADVERTI, ANIMADVERSUS | ignore, miss, pay no attention to, neglect |
| APTUS, -A, -UM | inappropriate, unsuitable, mismatched |
| CADO, CADERE, CECIDI, CASUS | rise, be born |
| CAUSA, CAUSAE (F) | result, outcome |
| CERTUS, -A, -UM | uncertain, unsure |
| CLAM | publicly, overtly |
| COMPLURES, COMPLURA | few |
| CONFECTUS, -A, -UM | fresh, energized, invigorated |
| CULPO, CULPARE, CULPAVI, CULPATUS | congratulate, praise, reward |
| DEXTRA, DEXTRAE (F) | left hand |
| DIGNUS, -A, -UM | unworthy, undeserving |
| DISCIPULUS, DISCIPULI (M) | teacher |
| DISCO, DISCERE, DIDICI | teach |
| DONO, DONARE, DONAVI, DONATUS | take |
| DUBITO, DUBITARE, DUBITAVI, DUBITATUS | rush forward, dash ahead, move hastily |
| ELATUS, -A, -UM | dejected, forlorn, miserable |
| EXTREMUS, -A, -UM | innermost, nearest, most immediate |
| FINIS, FINIS (MI) | beginning, origin, center |
| FRAGOR, FRAGORIS (M) | silence |
| FRUOR, FRUI, FRUCTUS (+ABL.) | dislike, abhor, detest |
| GRATUS, -A, -UM | displeasing, unacceptable, thankless |
| HINC | hither, to this place |
| IGNORO, IGNORARE, IGNORAVI, IGNORATUS | know, be aware of |
| INANIS, -E | full, meaningful, important, serious |
| INCENSUS, -A, -UM | calm, tranquil |
| INITIUM, INITII (N) | end |
| INSUM, INESSE, INFUI | be outside, be out |
| INTRA (+ACC.) | outside, on the outside of |
| INVIDEO, INVIDERE, INVIDI, INVISUS (+DAT.) | like, be fond of |
| IRASCOR, IRASCI, IRATUS (+DAT.) | become calm, be at peace |
| IUNGO, IUNGERE, IUNXI, IUNCTUS | divide, break apart, separate |
| IUVO, IUVARE, IUVI, IUTUS | hinder, block, stand in the way of |
| MENTIOR, MENTIRI, MENTITUS | be honest, tell the truth |
| MERITUS, -A, -UM | undeserved, unearned |
| MOROR, MORARI, MORATUS | proceed without hesitation, advance unceasingly |
| NE | that, so that, in order to |
| NIGER, NIGRA, NIGRUM | white |
| NUBO, NUBERE, NUPSI, NUPTUS (+DAT.) | divorce |
| OBLIVISCOR, OBLIVISCI, OBLITUS (+GEN.) | remember |
| ODIUM, ODII (N) | love |
| OFFENDO, OFFENDERE, OFFENDI, OFFENSUS | please, delight, make happy |
| ORIOR, ORIRI, ORTUS | fall, descend, plummet, sink |
| PAR (GEN., PARIS) | odd, uneven, unlevel, different |
| PATRIA, PATRIAE (F) | foreign land |
| PAULO | greatly, very much |
| PERDO, PERDERE, PERDIDI, PERDITUS | create, make, find |
| PERTURBO, PERTURBARE, PERTURBAVI, PERTURBATUS | pacify, calm (someone) down, appease |
| PLERIQUE, PLERAEQUE, PLERAQUE | least, the minority |
| PRO CERTO HABERE | be unsure, not know |
| PROHIBEO, PROHIBERE, PROHIBUI, PROHIBITUS | allow, permit, help forward |
| RECITO, RECITARE, RECITAVI, RECITATUS | read quietly, whisper |
| RECTE | wrongly, improperly, incorrectly |
| RELEGO, RELEGARE, RELEGAVI, RELEGATUS | recall, bring back from exile |
| RESPICIO, RESPICERE, RESPEXI, RESPECTUS | disregard, ignore |
| REVOCO, REVOCARE, REVOCAVI, REVOCATUS | banish, send into exile |
| RURI | in the city |
| RUS, RURIS (N) | city |
| SATIS CONSTAT | no one believes, there is no consensus |
| SECURUS, -A, -UM | worried, anxious |
| SIMUL | at some other time |
| SPARGO, SPARGERE, SPARSI, SPARSUS | gather, collect, bring together |
| STUDIUM, STUDII (N) | apathy, lack of interest |
| SUPPLICIUM, SUPPLICII (N) | reward, award |
| SUPRA (+ACC.) | under, below, beneath |
| ULLUS, -A, -UM | no, none, not any |
| VACUUS, -A, -UM | full, filled up |
| VALIDUS, -A, -UM | weak, impotent |
| VEREOR, VERERI, VERITUS | be bold, be resolute, be firm, be brave |
| VETUS (GEN., VETERIS) | young, new, inexperienced |
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