A | B |
habito, -are | to live |
sum, esse | to be |
possum, posse | to be able |
volo, velle | to want, wish |
nolo, nolle | to not wnat, not wish |
eo, ire | to go |
fero, ferre | to bring, bear, carry |
sedeo, -ere | to sit |
lego, -ere | to read |
scribo, -ere | to write |
facio, -ere | to do, make |
ambulo, -are | to walk |
curro, -ere | to run |
clamo, -are | to shout |
rideo, -ere | to laugh, smile |
laboro, -are | to work |
cado, -ere | to fall |
abeo, abire | to go away |
gemo, -ere | to groan |
vexo, -are | to annoy |
amo, -are | to like, love |
dormio, -ire | to sleep |
conspicio, -ere | to catch sight of |
appropinquo, -are | to approach |
ascendo, -ere | to climb |
audio, -ire | to hear, listen to |
video, -ere | to see |
terreo, -ere | to frighten |
descendo, -ere | to climb down, come down |
erro, -are | to wander |
respondeo, -ere | to reply, answer |
peto, -ere | to look for, seek |
arripio, -ere | to snath, grab hold of |
repello, -ere | to drive off |
advenio, -ire | to arrive |
excipio, -ere | to welcome |
timeo, -ere | to fear |
lucet | it is light |
surgo, -ere | to rise, get up |
observo, -are | to watch |
purgo, -are | to clean |
coquo, -ere | to cook |
porto, -are | to carry |
reprehendo, -ere | to blame, scold |
doceo, -ere | to teach |
curo, -are | to look after, take care of |
traho, -ere | to pull, drag |
adiuvo, -are | to help |
specto, -are | to watch, look at |
venio, -re | to come |
saluto, -are | to greet |
inquit | (he/she) says |
duco, -ere | to lead |
trado, -ere | to hand over |
revoco, -are | to recall |
consulo, -ere | to consult |
redeo, redire | to return |
excito, -are | to rouse, wake up |
intro, -are | to enter |
induo, -ere | to put on |
tempto, -are | to try |
taceo, -ere | to be quiet |
discedo, -ere | to go away |
nescio, -ire | to not know |
lacrimo, -are | to weep |
maneo, -ere | to remain, stay |
mitto, -ere | to send |
promitto, -ere | to promise |
teneo, -ere | to hold |
gero, -ere | to wear |
iubeo, -ere | to order |
pono, -ere | to put, place |
soleo, -ere | to be accustomed |
sto, -are | to stand |
habeo, -ere | to hold |
incito, -are | to spur on, urge on |
iacio, -ere | to throw |
absum, abesse | to be away, be absent |
musso, -are | to mutter |
verbero, -are | to beat |
effugio, -ere | to flee, run away, escape |
impedio, -ire | to hinder |
celo, -are | to hide, conceal |
invenio, -ire | to find |
convoco, -are | to call together |
rogo, -are | to ask |
olfacio, -ere | to smell, catch the scent of |
latro, -are | to bark |
inuro, -ere | to brand |
quiesco, -ere | to rest |
vito, -are | to avoid |
concido, -ere | to fall down |
gaudeo, -ere | to be glad |
cesso, -are | to be idle, do nothing |
extraho, -ere | to drag out |
haereo, -ere | to stick |
moveo, -ere | to move |
interpello, -are | to interrupt |
deverto, -ere | to turn aside |
ago, -ere | to drive, do, act |
exspecto, -are | to look out for |
appareo, -ere | to appear |
preatereo, praeterire | to go past |
taedet | it bores |
aperio, -ire | to open |
ludo, -ere | to play |
excipio, -ere | to welcome, receive, catch |
ferio, -ire | to hit, strike |
verto, -ere | to turn |
relinquo, -ere | to leave behind |
scio, -ire | to know |
custodio, -ire | to guard |
pernocto, -are | to spend the night |
advesperacit, -ere | it gets dark |
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