A | B |
conuoco, -are | to call together |
nauigo, -are | to sail |
oppugno, -are | to attack |
pugno, -are | to fight |
incendo, -ere | to burn |
occido, -ere | to kill |
resisto, -ere | to resist |
uinco, -ere | to conquer |
capio, -ere | to take |
fugio, -ere | to flee |
conuenio, -ire | to gather together |
hasta, -ae (f) | spear |
ira, -ae (f) | anger |
pugna, -ae (f) | fight |
annus, -i (m) | year |
bellum, -i (n) | war |
periculum, -i (n) | danger |
arma, -orum (n. pl.) | arms |
comes, comitis (m) | companion |
frater, fratris (m) | brother |
mater, matris (f) | mother |
pater,.patris (m) | father |
nauis, nauis (f) | ship |
pars, partis (f) | part |
princeps, principis (m) | chief |
rex, regis (m) | king |
urbs, urbis (f) | city |
exercitus, -us (m) | army |
fortiter | bravely |
-que | and |
carus, -a, -um | dear |
fortis, -is, -e | brave |
omnis, -is, -e | all |
exspecto, -are | to wait for |
oro, -are | to beg, pray |
seruo, -are | to save |
reddo, -ere | to give back |
traho, -ere | to drag |
uerto, -ere | to turn |
conicio, -ere | to hurl |
iacio, -ere | to throw |
mortuus, -a, -um | dead |
solus, -a, -um | alone |
territus, -a, -um | terrified |
deus, -i (m) | god |
filius, -i (m) | son |
murus, -i (m) | wall |
corpus, corporis (n) | body |
mors, mortis (f) | death |
nox, noctis (f) | night |
uxor, uxoris 9f) | wife |
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