| A | B |
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| maestus-a-um | sad |
| defigo-ere-fixi-fixus | fix (down), cast down |
| vultus-us m. | countenance, face, aspect |
| linquo-ere, liqui, lictus | leave, desert |
| antrum-tri n. | cave, cavern, grotto |
| voluto (1) | revolve, turn (over), roll |
| eventus-us m. | outcome, result, event |
| par-paris | equal, like, matched |
| vestigium-gii n. | track, footprint, step |
| figo-ere-fixi, fixum | fix, plant, pierce |
| varius-a-um | various, different, diverse |
| sermo-onis m. | conversation, speech |
| sero-ere-ui-rtus | join, discuss |
| exanimus-a-um | breathless, lifeless |
| humo (1) | bury, inter, cover with earth |
| siccus-a-um | dry, thirsty |
| indignus-a-um | unworthy, undeserved |
| perimo-ere-emi-emptus | destroy |
| Aeolides-ae m. | descendant of Aeolus |
| praestans-antis | excellent, superior |
| alter-era-erum | another (of two), second |
| aes, aeris n. | bronze (implement), trumpet |
| cieo (2) civi, citus | arouse, stir up |
| accendo-ere-i-ensus | kindle, rouse |
| cantus-us m. | song, music, chant |
| lituus-ui m. | (curved) trumpet |
| pugna-ae f. | battle |
| insignis-e | distinguished, marked |
| obeo-ire-ii-itus | enter, approach |
| spolio (1) | despoil, plunder, rob (+abl) |
| addo-ere-didi-ditus | add |
| cavus-a-um | hollow, vaulted |
| persono-are-ui-itus | sound through, make resound |
| concha-ae f. | (sea) shell, conch |
| demens-ntis | mad, crazy, foolish |
| certamen-inis n. | contest, rivalvry |
| aemulus-a-um | emulous, jealous |
| excipio-ere-cepi-ceptum | catch, receive |
| dignus-a-um | worthy, deserving |
| spumosus-a-um | foamy, frothy |
| immergo-ere-rsi-rsus | plunge, drown |
| ergo | therefore |
| fremo-ere-ui-itus | murmur, lament |
| praecipue | especially, particularly |
| iussum-si n. | order, command, behest |
| mora-ae f. | delay, hesitation, hindrance |
| fleo (2)-evi-etus | weep, lament, mourn |
| sepulcrum-ri n. | tomb |
| congero-ere-gessi-gestus | heap (up) |
| educo-ere-duxi, ductus | lead out, raise |
| certo (1) | strive, fight,vie, contend |
| stabulum-li n. | stable, stall, lair, den |
| fera-ae f. | wild beast |
| procumbo-ere-bui-bitus | fall |
| picea-ae f. | pitch-pine |
| sono-are-ui-itus | (re)sound, roar |
| ico-ere-ici-ictus | strike, smite |
| securis-is f. | ax |
| ilex-icis f. | holm-oak |
| fraxineus-a-um | ashen, of ash-tree |
| trabs-trabis f. | beam, timber, tree |
| cuneus-nei m. | wedge, block (of seats) |
| fissilis-e | easily split, cleavable |
| robur-oris n. | oak; strength |
| scindo-ere-scidi, scissus | split, cleave, cut |
| advolvo-ere-i-volutus | roll |
| hortor-ari, hortatus | urge, encourage, incite |
| accingo-ere-cinxi-cinctus | gird |
| cor, cordis n. | heart |
| aspicio-ere-spexi-spectus | look at, behold |
| immensus-a-um | boundless, measureless |
| precor-ari, precatus | pray, entreat, invoke |
| aureus-a-um | golden, of gold |
| ramus-mi m. | branch, bough, limb |
| ostendo-ere-i-ntus | show, display |
| nemus-oris n. | grove, wood |
| quando | when, since, because |
| vere | truly |
| nimium | too (much), excessively |
| loquor-I, locutus | speak, say, talk, tell |
| columba-ae f. | dove |
| volo (1) | fly, speed, flit, flutter |
| viridis-e | green, fresh, vigorous |
| solum-li n. | ground, soil, earth |
| heros-ois m. | hero, mighty warrior |
| agnosco-ere-novi-notus | recognize |
| avis-is | bird |
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