| A | B |
|---|
| fundus, -î (m) | farm |
| vîta, -ae (f) | life |
| lucrum, -î (n) | profit, gain |
| spês, spêî (f) | hope |
| dîvitiae, -ârum (f pl) | riches |
| iactûra, -ae (f) | loss, a throwing away |
| laetitia, -ae (f) | gladness |
| trîstitia, -ae (f) | sadness |
| nâvigâtiô, -ônis (f) | voyage |
| delphînus, -î (m) | dolphin |
| fidês, -ium (f pl) | lyre |
| fidicen, -inis (m) | lyre-player |
| cantus, -ûs (m) | song |
| carmen, -inis (n) | poem, song |
| dorsum, -î (n) | back |
| maleficium, -î (n) | crime, evil deed |
| salûs, -ûtis (f) | health |
| fûr, fûris (m) | thief |
| fûrtum, -î (n) | theft |
| beneficium, -î (n) | good deed, kindness |
| tyrannus, -î (m) | tyrant |
| fêlîcitâs, -âtis (f) | luck, good fortune |
| invidia, -ae (f) | envy |
| piscâtor, -ôris (m) | fisherman |
| fortûna, -ae (f) | fortune |
| rêmus, -î (m) | branch; oar |
| pretiôsus, -a, -um | precious, valuable |
| mîrus, -a, -um | surprising, strange |
| maestus, -a, -um | sad, sorrowful |
| fêlîx, -îcis | fortunate, lucky |
| nôtus, -a, -um | known |
| ignârus, -a, -um | ignorant, unaware |
| rapidus, -a, -um | swift |
| celsus, -a, -um | tall; lofty |
| fallâx, -âcis | deceitful |
| vêlôx, -ôcis | rapid, swift |
| dêterreô, -êre, -uî, -itus | to deter |
| adiciô, -ere, -iêcî, -iectum | to add |
| aestimâre (1) | to value, estimate |
| remaneô, -êre, -nsî, ------ | to remain, stay behind |
| queror, querî, questus sum | to complain, grumble |
| âmittô, -ere, -mîsî, -missus | to lose |
| êripiô, -ere, -ipuî, -eptus | to snatch away; deprive of |
| afficiô, -ere, affêcî, affectus | to affect, influence; stir |
| precor, precârî, precâtus sum | to pray |
| perturbâre (1) | to upset |
| redûcô, -ere, -dûxî, -ductus | to lead back; bring back |
| invideô, -êre, -vîdî, -vîsus | to envy, grudge |
| parcô, parcere, pepercî, parsus | to spare |
| permittô, -ere, -mîsî, -missum | to allow, permit |
| permoveô, -êre, -môvî, -môtus | move deeply |
| abstineô, -êre, -tinuî, -tentus | to keep off |
| dêsiliô, -îre, -iluî, -ultus | to jump down |
| dêspêrâre (1) | to lose hope, despare of |
| alliciô, -ere, -lêxî, -lectus | to attract, entice |
| subeô, -îre, -îvî, -itus | to endure, undergo |
| expônô, -ere, posuî, positus | to put ashore, expose |
| appâreô, -êre, -uî, -itûrus | to appear |
| stupeô, -êre, -uî, ------ | to be stunned |
| confiteor, -êrî, confessus sum | to confess |
| surripiô, -ere, -ripuî, -reptus | to steal, snatch away |
| abiciô, -ere, -iêcî, -iectus | to throw away |
| dêtrahô, -ere, -traxî, -tractus | to pull off; to drag down |
| suâdeô, -êre, -sî, -sus | to advise |
| dônâre (1) | to give, present with |
| secâre (1) | to cut |
| recognôscô, -ere, -gnôvî, -gnitus | to recognize |
| fîniô, îre, -îvî, îtus | to finish, limit |
| appropinquâre (1) | to approach, draw near |
| nônnullî, -ae, -a | some, several |
| sêsê | himself, herself; themselves |
| frûstrâ | in vain |
| inde | from there |
| prôtinus | at once |
| repente | suddenly |
| quasi | as if, as, like |
| nônnumquam | sometimes |
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