| A | B |
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| fābula | -ae, f; story |
| porta | -ae, f; gate |
| pius | -a, -um; loyal |
| vivus | -a, -um; alive, living |
| discēdō | -cedere, -cessī, -cessūrus; go away, depart |
| iubeō | iubēre, iussī, iussus; order |
| recipiō | recipere, recēpī, receptus; take back, recover |
| redigō | redigere, redēgī, redactus; drive back, reduce |
| removeō | removēre, remōvī, remōtus; remove |
| salūtō | -āre, -āvī, -ātus; greet |
| nōn iam | no longer |
| ubi | when (at start of a sentence) |
| extrā | (+acc) outside, beyond |
| caelum | caelī, n, sky |
| campus | campī, m, field |
| nātūra | nātūrae, f, nature |
| perīculum | perīculī, n, danger |
| praesidium | praesidī, n; guard, protection |
| ventus | ventī, m, wind |
| parātus | parāta, parātum; ready, prepared |
| dubitō | dubitāre, āvī, ātus; hesitate, doubt |
| spērō | spērāre, āvī, ātus; hope (for) |
| sub | under (+acc with motion, +abl with position) |
| amor | amōris, m, love |
| frāter | frātris, m, brother |
| māter | mātris, f, mother |
| pāter | pātris, m, father |
| soror | sorōris, f, sister |
| ēgregius | ēgregia, ēgregium; excellent, distinguished |
| nōtus | nōta, nōtum; known |
| crēdō | crēdere, crēdidī, crēditus; believe |
| explōrō | explōrāre, -āvī, -ātus; explore |
| nārrō | narrāre, -āvī, -ātus; tell, relate |
| ego | meī; I |
| tū | tuī; you (sing.) |
| nōs | nostrum; we |
| vōs | vestrum; you (pl.) |
| ea | she (nom.) |
| is | he (nom.) |
| integer | integra, integrum; untouched, fresh |
| cupiō | cupere, cupīvī, cupītus; desire, wish, want |
| dīmittō | dīmittere, dīmīsī, dīmissus; let go, send away |
| interficiō | interficere, interfēcī, interfectus; kill |
| respondeō | responēre, respondī, respōnsus; answer |
| inimīcus | -ī, m; enemy |
| rāmus | -ī, m; branch |
| rēx | rēgis, m; king |
| aureus | -a, -um; golden |
| inimīcus | -a, -um; unfriendly, hostile |
| absum | abesse, āfuī, āfutūrus; be away, be absent |
| adsum | adesse, adfuī, adfutūrus; be near, be present |
| ēducō | ēducere, ēduxī, ēductus; lead out |
| nōscō | nōscere, nōvī, nōtus; learn, (in perf.) know |
| prōcēdō | prōcēdere, prōcēssī, prōcēssūrus; go forward, advance |
| prōdūcō | prōdūcere, prōdūxī, prōdūctus; lead out |
| retineō | retinēre, retinuī, retentus; hold back, keep |
| iam | already, now |
| beneficium | -ī, n; kindness, benefit |
| exemplum | -ī, n; example |
| virtūs | virtūtis, f; courage |
| vōx | vōcis, f; voice |
| prīmus | -a, -um; first |
| permittō | -mittere, -misī, -missus; allow, permit |
| prōponō | -ponere, -posuī, -positus; put forward, offer |
| remaneō | -manere, -mansī, -mansurus; remain, stay |
| suscipiō | suscipere, suscēpī, susceptus; undertake |
| per | (+acc) through |
| aurum | ī, n, gold |
| genus | generis, n; birth, kind |
| nōbilis | nobilis, nobile; noble |
| edō | esse (edere), ēdī, ēsus; eat |
| tangō | tangere, tetigī, tactus; touch |
| cognōmen | -nominis, n; nickname, surname |
| oculus | -ī, m; eye |
| pōns | pontis, m; bridge |
| potestās | potestatis, f; power |
| sedeō | sedēre, sēdī, sessurus; sit |
| auctor | auctōris; m; author, writer |
| auctōritās | auctōritātis; f; authority, influence |
| exercitus | -ūs, m; trained army |
| senatus | ūs, m; senate |
| impetus | -ūs, m; attack |
| manus | -ūs, f; hand |
| domus | -ūs, f; house |
| cor | cordis, n; heart |
| mors | mortis, f; death |
| familiaris | familiaris, familiare; of the family, familial |
| devorō | -āre, -āvī, -ātus; swallow |
| expellō | -ere, expulī, expulsus; drive out |
| timeō | -ēre, timuī, - ; be afraid, fear |
| inferī | inferōrum, m, inhabitants of Lower World |
| hic | haec, hoc; this, these |
| ille | illa, illud; that, those |
| pars | partis, f; part |
| passus | passūs, m; pace |
| mille | -, -; thousand |
| communis | -is, e; common |
| spērō | sperāre, -āvī, -ātus; hope (for) |
| spīrō | spīrāre, -āvī, -ātus; breathe |
| dum | while |
| dīligentia | -ae, f, diligence |
| lapis | lapidis, m, stone |
| lībertās | lībertātis, f; freedom, liberty |
| lūx | lūcis, f, light |
| pictūra | -ae, f, picture |
| ruīna | -ae, f; downfall, collapse (pl: ruins) |
| statua | -ae, f, statue |
| quī, quae, quod | who/which/that |
| colō | colere, coluī, cultus; worship, cultivate, till |
| dō | dāre, dedī, datus; give |
| submittō | submittere, submīsī, submissus; let down, furnish |
| itaque | and so |
| inter | (+acc) between, among |
| ob | (+acc) because of, on account of, for |
| aestās | aestātis, f, summer |
| arēna | -ae, f; arena, sand, desert, shore |
| autumnus | -ī, m; autumn, fall |
| gladiātor | gladiātōris; m, gladiator |
| hiems | hiemis, f, winter |
| mundus | -ī, m, world |
| pompa | -ae, f; parade, procession |
| theātrum | theātrī, n; theater, amphitheater |
| vēr | vēris, n; spring (the season) |
| cōgō | cōgere, coēgī, coactus; collect, compel |
| cōnservō | -āre, -āvī, ātus; save, preserve |
| intermittō | intermittere, intermīsī, intermissus; stop, interrupt |
| obtineō | obtinēre, obtinuī, obtentus; hold, contain |
| permoveō | permovēre, permōvī, permotus; move (deeply) |
| stō | stāre, stetī, stātūrus; stand, stand up |
| nam | for |
| avus | avī, m, grandfather |
| modus | -ī, m; manner |
| pēs | pedis, m; foot |
| rēgnum | -ī, n; kingdom, royal power |
| saxum | -ī, n; rock |
| superbia | -ae, f; arrogance, pride |
| mutātus | -a, um; changed |
| superbus | -a, -um; haughty, proud, snobbish |
| relinquō | relinqere, relīquī, relictus; leave behind, abandon |
| remaneō | remanēre, remānsī, remānsūrus; stay behind, remain |
| tamen | nevertheless |
| caput | capitis, n; head |
| celeritās | celeritātis, f; speed, swiftness |
| corpus | corporis, n; body |
| flūmen | flūminis, n; river |
| nōmen | nōminis, n; name |
| tempus | temporis, n; time |
| vulnus | vulneris, n; wound |
| sānus | -a, -um; sound, sane |
| cognōscō | cognōscere, -nōvī, cognitus; learn (perf: know) |
| plicō | -āre, āvī, ātus; fold |
| ante (as adverb) | before |
| bene | well |
| fortasse | perhaps |
| ante (as preposition) | (+acc), before (of place or time) |
| ac | and (shortened form of atque) |
| factum | factī, n; deed |
| fuga | fugae, f; flight |
| spatium | spatī, n; space, time |
| certus | certa, certum; fixed, sure |
| parātus | -a, -um; ready, prepared |
| timidus | timida, timidus; shy |
| ultimus | ultima, ultimum; farthest |
| addūcō | addūcere, addūxī, addūctus; lead to, influence |
| antecēdō | antecēdere, antecēssī, antecēssūrus; go before |
| cernō | cernere, crēvī, crētus; discern, see |
| commoveō | commovēre, commovī, commotus; disturb |
| cōnsulō | cōnsulere, cōnsuluī, cōnsultus; consult |
| prōvideō | prōvidēre, prōvīdī, prōvisus; forsee |
| putō | putāre, putāvī, putātus; think |
| trādūcō | trādūcere, trādūxī, trādūctus; lead across |
| trānsportō | trānsportāre, -āvī, -ātus; transport |
| herba | herbae, f; herb, plant, grass |
| impedīmentum | -ī, n; hindrance - pl, baggage |
| nihil | ___, n; nothing |
| saccus | saccī, m; sack, bag |
| aperiō | aperīre, aperuī, apertus; open, uncover |
| expediō | expedīre, expedīvī, expedītus; set free |
| impediō | impedīre, -īvī, -ītus; hinder |
| ligō | ligāre, -āvī, ātus; bind, tie |
| vertō | vertere, vertī, versus; turn |
| vincō | vincere, vīcī, victus; conquer |
| carmen | carminis, n; song |
| cēra | cērae, f; wax |
| clāmor | clāmōris, m; noise, shouting |
| ōrdō | ōrdinis, n; order, rank, row |
| pila | pilae, f; ball |
| alius | alia, aliud; other, another |
| alter | altera, alterum; the other (of two), the second |
| neuter | neutra, neutrum; neither (of two) |
| nullus | nulla, nullum; not any, no… (things) |
| sōlus | sōla, sōlum; only, alone |
| ullus | ulla, ullum; any |
| uter | utra, utrum; which (of two) |
| canō | canere, cecinī, cantus; sing |
| claudō | claudere, clausī, clausus; close |
| frangō | frangere, frēgī, fractus; break |
| iaciō | iacere, iēcī, iactus; throw, hurl |
| lavō | lavāre, lāvī, lautus; wash, bathe |
| cīvis | cīvis, m&f; citizen |
| cīvitās | cīvitātis, f; citizenship, state |
| cupiditās | cupiditātis, f; desire |
| fīnis | fīnis, m; end (pl. borders, territory) |
| hostis | hostis, m; enemy (usually pl) |
| iter | itineris, n; journey |
| labor | labōris, m; work, hardship |
| mare | maris, n; sea |
| mōns | montis, m; mountain |
| nāvis | nāvis, f; ship |
| pāstor | pāstōris, m; shepherd |
| uxor | uxōris, f; wife |
| vestis | vestis, f; garment, clothes |
| cōnficiō | cōnficere, cōnfēcī, cōnfectus; complete, exhaust |
| texō | texere, texuī, textus; weave |
| canis | canis, m&f; dog |
| gaudium | gaudī, n; joy, gladness |
| iūs | iūris, n; right |
| lībertās | lībertātis, f; freedom, liberty |
| marītus | marītī, m; husband |
| celer | celeris, celere; swift |
| facilis | facile; easy |
| fortis | forte; strong, brave |
| omnis | omne; all, every |
| pār | paris; equal |
| sordidus | sordida, sordidum; dirty |
| rīdeō | rīdēre, rīsi, rīsus; laugh (at) |
| tendō | tendere, tetendī, tentus; stretch |
| diēs | diēī, m; day |
| rēs | rēī, m; thing, matter, affair |
| sapientia | -ae, f; wisdom |
| speciēs | speciēī, f; appearance |
| spēs | spēī, f; hope |
| fidus | -a, -um; faithful, reliable, loyal |
| maximus | -a, -um; greatest |
| hospita | -ae, f; guest |
| mulier | mulieris, f; (older) woman |
| urbs | urbis, f; city |
| gravis | -is, -e; heavy, severe |
| ascendō | ascendere, ascendī, ascensus; climb up |
| plācō | plācāre, -āvī, ātus; please, calm |
| apud | (+acc) among, with |
| mēnsis | mēnsis, m; month |
| princeps | principis, m; leader |
| tēlum | -ī, n; weapon |
| vīs | vīs, f; force, violence, strength |
| levis | levis, leve; light (in weight) |
| oportet | it is fitting, it is necessary |
| ostendō | ostendere, ostendī, ostentus, show, stretch out |
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