| A | B |
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| muto, -are | to change |
| duco, -ere, duxi, ductum | to lead; think |
| idoneus, -a, -um | suitable |
| praesens, praesentis | present |
| prudens, prudentis | sensible, wise |
| epistola, -ae (f) | letter |
| risus, -us (m) | laughter |
| aegroto, -are | to be ill |
| maereo, -ere, maerui | to grieve for |
| sepelio, -ire, sepeliui, sepultum | to bury |
| senior, senioris | older |
| anima, -ae 9f) | soul |
| dimidium, -i (n) | half |
| morbus, -i (m) | disease, sickness |
| ut (+ indicative verb) | as, when |
| inuideo, -ere, inuidi, inuisum (+ dat.) | to envy |
| carpo, -ere, carpsi, carptum | to pluck, pick |
| condo, -ere, condidi, conditum | to build, found; store |
| leuis, -is, -e | light |
| letum, -i (n) | death |
| obliuium, -i (n) | forgetfulness |
| moenia, moenium (n. pl.) | walls, fortifications |
| cor, cordis (n) | heart |
| hospes, hospitis (m/f) | guest, host |
| seges, segetis (f) | crop |
| nimium | too much |
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