| A | B |
|---|
| copia, ae; f. | supply, abundance |
| copiae, copiarum, f. | troops, forces (a military term) |
| Gallia, ae; f. | Gaul |
| gloria, ae; f. | fame, glory |
| gratia, gratiae; f. | favor, influence, grace |
| inopia, ae; f. | scarcity, want |
| Maria, ae; f. | Mary |
| nauta, ae; m. | sailor |
| porta, ae; f. | gate |
| provincia, ae; f. | province |
| Roma, ae; f. | Rome |
| silva, ae; f. | forest |
| terra, ae; f. | earth, land |
| via, ae; f. | road, way |
| victoria, ae; f. | victory |
| amicus, i; m. | friend |
| Christianus, i; m. | a Christian |
| Christus, i; m. | Christ |
| Deus, i; m. | God |
| dominus, i; m. | master, Lord |
| filius, i; m. | son |
| Gallus, i; m. | a Gaul |
| gladius, i; m. | sword |
| mundus, i; m. | world |
| murus, i; m. | wall |
| populus, i; m. | people, nation |
| Romanus, i; m. | a Roman |
| servus, i; m. | slave, servant |
| bellum, i; n. | war |
| caelum, i; n. | sky, heaven |
| frumentum, i; n. | grain, (pl. crops) |
| imperium, i; n. | command, power, empire |
| oppidum, i; n. | town |
| periculum, i; n. | danger |
| praemium, i; n. | reward |
| regnum, i; n. | kingdom, royal power |
| signum, i; n. | standard, signal, sign |
| castra, castrorum; n. | camp |
| impedimenta, impedimentorum; n. | baggage, baggage train |
| Caesar, Caesaris; m. | Caesar |
| clamor, clamoris; m. | shouting, shout |
| dux, ducis; m. | leader |
| eques, equitis; m. | horseman, (pl. cavalry) |
| frater, fratris, (fratrum); m. | brother |
| homo, hominis; m. | man |
| imperator, imperatoris; m. | commander in chief, general |
| legio, legionis; f. | legion |
| lex, legis; f. | law |
| lux, lucis; f. | light |
| mater, matris, (matrum); f. | mother |
| miles, militis; m. | soldier |
| pater, patris, (patrum); m. | father |
| pax, pacis; f. | peace |
| princeps, principis; m. | chief, leading man |
| rex, regis; m. | king |
| salus, salutis; f. | safety, welfare, salvation |
| veritas, veritatis; f. | truth |
| virtus, virtutis; f. | courage, virtue |
| vox, vocis; f. | voice, cry |
| caedes, caedis; f. | slaughter |
| collis, collis, m. | hill |
| gens, gentis; f. | tribe |
| hostis, hostis; m. | enemy |
| mons, montis, m. | mountain |
| pars, partis; f. | part |
| pons, pontis, m. | bridge |
| urbs, urbis; f. | city |
| agmen, agminis; n. | column (of soldiers), army (on the march) |
| corpus, corporis, n. | body |
| flumen, fluminis; n. | river |
| iter, itineris, n. | journey, march, route |
| nomen, nominis; n. | name |
| vulnus, vulneris, n. | wound |
| adventus, us; m. | arrival, coming |
| equitatus, us; m. | cavalry |
| exercitus, us; m. | army |
| impetus, us; m. | attack |
| metus, us; m. | fear |
| portus, us; m. | harbor |
| senatus, us; m. | senate |
| spiritus, us; m. | breath, spirit |
| acies, aciei; f. | battle line |
| fides, fidei; f. | faith, reliability, faithfulness |
| res, rei; f. | thing, affair |
| spes, spei; f. | hope |
| altus, a, um | high, deep |
| angustus, a, um | narrow |
| bonus, a, um | good |
| Christianus, a, um | Christian |
| cupidus, a, um; (w. gen.) | eager, desirous |
| finitimus, a, um; (w. dat.) | neighboring, next |
| longus, a, um | long |
| magnus, a, um | great, large |
| malus, a, um | bad |
| multus, a, um | much, (pl. many) |
| plenus, a, um; (w. gen. or abl.) | full |
| primus, a, um | first |
| reliquus, a, um | remaining, the rest of |
| Romanus, a, um | Roman |
| sanctus, a, um | holy, saint |
| tutus, a, um | safe |
| brevis, e | short |
| communis, e | common |
| difficilis, e | difficult |
| facilis, e | easy |
| fortis, e | brave, strong |
| gravis, e | heavy, severe, serious |
| nobilis, e | noble, renowned |
| omnis, e | all, every |
| similis, e; (w. gen. or dat.) | like, similar |
| in (prep. w. acc.) | in, into, against, upon, on |
| post (prep. w. acc.) | after, behind |
| propter (prep. w. acc.) | on account of |
| cum (prep. w. abl.) | with |
| in (prep. w. abl.) | in, on |
| pro (prep. w. abl.) | in front of (before), on behalf of (for) |
| autem (conj., postpositive) | however |
| et (conj.) | and |
| et . . . et | both . . . and |
| itaque (conj.) | therefore, and so |
| quod (conj.) | because |
| sed (conj.) | but |
| non (adv.) | not |
| nunc (adv.) | now |
| Jesus, u | Jesus |
| prima luce | at dawn |
| quid | what? |
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