| A | B |
|---|
| bestia (bestiae - f.) | beast; animal |
| cachinnus (cachinnī - m.) | cackle; chuckle |
| corōna (corōnae - f.) | ring; crown |
| Galēnus (Galēnī - m.) | Galen; famed Roman physician |
| herba (herbae - f.) | herb; grass |
| Hippocrātēs (Hippocrātis - m.) | Hippocrates; famed Greek physician |
| lābrum (lābrī - n.) | lip |
| medicīna (medicīnae - f.) | medicine |
| medicus (medicī - m.) | medical doctor; physician |
| palūs (palūdis - f.) | swamp; marsh |
| suspīrium (suspīriī - n.) | sigh; deep breath |
| circumstīpātus - circumstīpāta - circumstīpātum | surrounded; crowded |
| crēdulus - crēdula - crēdulum | gullible; trusting |
| glōriābundus - glōriābunda - glōriābundum | triumphant; proud |
| insulsus - insulsa - insulsum | stupid; tedious |
| līvidus - līvida - līvidum | bruise-colored; black-and-blue |
| nōbilis - nōbile (nōbilis) | respected; respectable |
| pallidus - pallida - pallidum | pale; yellow-green |
| tacitus - tacita - tacitum | silent; quiet |
| vagus - vaga - vagum | wandering; unreliable |
| vanus - vana - vanum | meaningless; useless |
| abeō (abīre) | go away; depart |
| acquīrō (acquīrere) - acquisīvī - acquisītus | obtain; acquire |
| adhibeō (adhibēre) | put; extend to |
| blatterō (blatterāre) | babble; yammer |
| calleō (callēre) | know; have experience |
| clāmitō (clāmitāre) | shout repeatedly; yell loudly |
| cūrō (cūrāre) | cure; heal |
| excipiō (excipere) - excēpī - exceptus | take out; set aside |
| gemō (gemere) | moan; groan |
| glōrior (glōriārī) | boast; brag |
| irrīdeō (irrīdēre) | mock; scoff at |
| pertineō (pertinēre) | reach; relate to |
| profiteor (profitērī) | claim; declare |
| resonō (resonāre) | resound; echo |
| respiciō (respicere) | regard; look at |
| spērō (spērāre) - spērāvī - spērātus | hope; expect |
| valedīcō (valedīcere) | say goodbye to |
| facile | easily |
| forsan | perhaps |
| minimē | barely; not at all |
| prae | in front of; before |
| pūblicē | publicly |
| quid | why; for what reason |
| quīn | why not; why don’t |
| sōlummodo | only; alone |
| ad | to; towards |
| animal (animālis - n.) | animal; living being |
| ars (artis - f.) | art; skill |
| corpus (corporis - n.) | body |
| dē | down from; about |
| deinde | afterwards; then |
| domus (domūs - f.) | home; house |
| ferō (ferre) - tulī - lātus | carry; bear |
| fidēs (fidēī - f.) | faith; trust; security |
| genus (generis - n.) | kind; type |
| gens (gentis - f.) | tribe; nation |
| ille - illa - illud (illīus) | that |
| in | in; into |
| melior - melius (meliōris) | better |
| nihil | nothing |
| ego | I |
| novus - nova - novum | new |
| quī - quae - quod (cūius) | which; that |
| rāna (rānae - f.) | frog |
| redeō (redīre) - redīvī or rediī - reditus | return; go back |
| respondeō (respondēre) - respondī - respōnsus | reply |
| sē | himself; herself; itself |
| sum (esse) - fuī | be |
| cum | when; since; because; with |
| sed | but |
| sīc | thus; in this way |
| silva (silvae - f.) | woods; forest |
| tam | so; so much; to such an extent |
| tū | you (singular) |
| ipse - ipsa - ipsum (ipsīus) | the very one; himself |
| tōtus - tōta - tōtum (tōtīus) | all; whole |
| tuus - tua - tuum | yours (singular) |
| vel | or |
| vīvō (vīvere) - vixī | live |
| vulpēs (vulpis - f.) | fox |
