| A | B |
| auris (auris - f.) | ear |
| comes (comitis - m.) | companion; parter |
| ōdē (acc. ōdēn - f.) | ode; song [Greek] |
| rūs (rūris - n.) | countryside; farm |
| avidus - avida - avidum | eager; insatiable |
| canōrus - canōra - canōrum | melodious; resonant |
| intempestus - intempesta - intempestum | unseasonable; untimely |
| optimus - optima - optimum | best |
| sēcūrus - sēcūra - sēcūrum | safe; untroubled |
| accurrō (accurrere) | run to; run up |
| apprehendō (apprehendere) | grab hold of; seize |
| appropinquō (appropinquāre) | approach; draw near |
| ascendō (ascendere) | climb up; go up |
| dēscendō (dēscendere) | go down; come down |
| dormiō (dormīre) | sleep |
| ēdō (ēdere) - ēdidī - ēditus | bring forth; put out |
| expergiscor (expergiscī) | wake up; awake |
| irruō (irruere) | rush in; rush into |
| laniō (laniāre) | mangle; tear to pieces |
| obambulō (obambulāre) | traverse; walk about |
| praetereō (praeterīre) | go by; pass by |
| prōmittō (prōmittere) - prōmīsī - prōmissus | promise |
| salūtō (salūtāre) | greet; hail |
| infrā | below; beneath |
| quod | because; that |
| saltem | at least; except |
| subitō | suddenly; quickly |
| ā; ab | from; by (agent) |
| ad | to; towards |
| altus - alta - altum | high; tall; deep |
| arbor (arboris - f.) | tree |
| audiō (audīre) - audīvī - audītus | hear |
| autem | but; moreover |
| canis (canis - m/f.) | dog |
| doceō (docēre) - docuī - doctus | teach |
| is - ea - id (eius) | he/she/it; this one |
| gallus (gallī - m.) | rooster |
| in | in; into |
| inter | between; among; during |
| meus - mea - meum | my; mine |
| nox (noctis - f.) | night |
| novus - nova - novum | new |
| pēs (pedis - m.) | foot |
| petō (petere) - petīvī - petītus | ask; request |
| praeda (praedae - f.) | prey; plunder |
| quī - quae - quod (cūius) | which; that |
| respondeō (respondēre) - respondī - respōnsus | reply |
| sī | if |
| tū | you (singular) |
| ut | as; so; so that |
| uterque - utraque - utrumque (utriusque) | each of two |
| vox (vōcis - f.) | voice |
| vulpēs (vulpis - f.) | fox |