| A | B |
|---|
| acūmen (acūminis - n.) | sharpness; point |
| caverna (cavernae - f.) | hole; den |
| dolor (dolōris - m.) | pain; grief |
| frīgus (frīgoris - n.) | cold; frost |
| herināceus (herināceī - m.) | hedgehog |
| hiems (hiemis - f.) | winter; winter time |
| hospes (hospitis - m.) | host; guest; visitor |
| hospitium (hospitiī - n.) | hospitality; lodging |
| spīna (spīnae - f.) | spine; thorn |
| vīpera (vīperae - f.) | snake; viper |
| angustus - angusta - angustum | narrow; steep |
| blandus - blanda - blandum | charming; coaxing |
| proprius - propria - proprium | one’s own |
| vehemens (vehementis) | violent; vigorous |
| adventō (adventāre) | approach; arrive |
| cēdō (cēdere) - cessī - cessus | retire; go away from |
| concēdō (concēdere) | give up; grant |
| ēiiciō (ēiicere) | throw out; expel |
| exeō (exīre) | go out; come out |
| maneō (manēre) | remain; stay |
| praesentiō (praesentīre) | feel in advance; anticipate |
| prōvolvō (prōvolvere) | roll along; roll over |
| pungō (pungere) | prick; puncture |
| sentiō (sentīre) - sēnsī - sēnsus | perceive; feel |
| torqueō (torquēre) | twist; torment |
| adversus | against; opposite |
| blandē | charmingly; coaxingly |
| hīc | here; in this place |
| hūc | here; to this place |
| illūc | to that place; there |
| male | badly; poorly |
| nimis | too much; very much |
| quandoquidem | since; seeing that |
| quārē | for which reason; therefore |
| agō (agere) - ēgī - actus | conduct; do; carry out the role |
| atque; ac | and; and moreover; than |
| cum | when; since; because; with |
| sum (esse) - fuī | be |
| faciō (facere) - fēcī - factus | make; do |
| ibī | there |
| ille - illa - illud (illīus) | that |
| in | in; into |
| inquam - inquit - inquiunt | I say; he says; they say |
| locus (locī - m.) | place |
| multus - multa - multum | much; many; great |
| ōrō (ōrāre) - ōrāvī - ōrātus | ask; pray |
| possum (posse) - potuī | be able; can |
| quī - quae - quod (cūius) | which; that |
| rogō (rogāre) - rogāvī - rogātus | ask |
| sē | himself; herself; itself |
| tam | so; so much; to such an extent |
| ut | as; so; so that |
| verbum (verbī - n.) | word |
| videō (vidēre) - vīdī - vīsus | see |
| vīs (pl. vīrēs - f.) | force; strength |
