| A | B |
|---|
| signum/i | signal, sign; seal (sign, seal, signet) |
| divitiae/-arum | riches, wealth |
| factum/i | deed, act, achievement (fact, faction, feat) |
| quisque/quidque | each one/person/thing |
| ipse/ipsa/ipsum | myself/yourself/itself... (solipsistic) |
| sui | himself/herself/itself//themselves (suicide) |
| doctus/a/um | learned, taught, skilled (doctor/doctrine/doctorate) |
| fortunatus/a/um | lucky, happy, fortunate |
| suus/a/um | his own/her own/its own/their own |
| nam | for |
| ante (+acc) | before, in front of (antebellum/antediluvian) |
| per (+acc) | through |
| olim | once, formerly, at that time; once upon a time |
| alo/alere/alui/altum | nourish, support, sustain, increase, cherish (alible, aliment, alimentary, alimony, coalesce, adolescence) |
| diligo/ere/dilexi/dilectum | esteem, love (diligent/diligence) |
| iungo/ere/iunxi/iunctum | join (join/joint/junction/juncture/conjoin) |
| sto/stare/steti/statum | stand (stable/state/station/establish/stay/stature) |
| contendo/ere/contendi/contentum | strive, struggle; hasten, hurry (contend/contention/contentious) |
| eques/equitis | horseman, cavalryman (equestrian) |
| sapiens/sapientis (noun & adj) | (adj) wise; (noun) wise man, philosopher (sapience/sapient) |
| tumulus/i | tomb, grave |
| recedo/ere/recessi/recessum | go back, withdraw (recede/recession) |
| ipso facto | by the very fact |
| ipso iure | by the law itself |
| res ipsa loquitur | the matter speaks for itself |
| sui generis | of his/her/its own kind |
| ipsissima verba | the very words |
| per- (as a prefix) | thoroughly, completely, very |
| altus/a/um | high; deep (altitude/altimeter) |
| coniunx/coniugis (m/f) | spouse (conjugal) |
