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| adventus | adventus, m., arrival, approach |
| casus | casus, m., chance, misfortune, accident, downfall |
| cor | cordis, n., heart |
| cornu | cornus, n. horn, wing of an army |
| cursus | cursus, m., running, course |
| discessus | discessus, m., departure, withdrawal |
| domus | domus, f., home, house |
| domum | (acc.) to home |
| domo | (abl.) from home |
| domi | (locative), at home |
| equitatus | equitatus, m., cavalry |
| exercitus | exercitus, m., army |
| exitus | exitus, m., departure, way out, end, outcome |
| fluctus | fluctus, m., wave |
| genu | genus. n., knee |
| impedimentum | impedimenti, n., hindrance |
| impedimenta | impedimentorum, n.pl., baggage |
| impetus | impetus, m., attack, charge |
| impetus facio | impetus facio |
| lacus | lacus, m., lake |
| manus | manus, f., hand, band |
| milia | milium, n.pl. (plural only) thousands |
| occasus | occasus, m., setting, downfall |
| passus | passus, m., pace |
| occasus solis | sunset |
| peditatus | peditatus, m., infantry |
| portus | portus, m., port, harbor |
| praesidium | praesidi, n., guard, garrison |
| salus | salutis, f., health, welfare, safety, salvation |
| senatus | senatus, m., senate |
| usus | usus, m., usefulness, advantage, habit, practice, experience |
| doceo | docere, docui, doctus, teach, inform |
| iubeo | iubere, iussi, iussus, to order |
| pareo | parere, parui, paritum, obey (takes the dative case) |
| rogo | rogare, rogavi, rogatus, ask, ask for |
| propter | (+ accustive case) on account of, because of |
| acies | aciei, f., line of battle, straight line |
| dies | diei, m.(sometimes feminine) day |
| facies | faciei, f., appearance, face |
| fides | fidei, f., faith, trust, belief |
| humus | humi, f., ground, earth, soil |
| ianua | -ae, f., door |
| lectus | -i, m., bed, dining couch |
| meridies | meridiei, m., midday, noon |
| meridie | at noon (abl. of time when) |
| res | rei, f., thing, affair, fact |
| res frumentaria | rei frumentariae, f. grain supply |
| res gestae | rerum gestarum, f.pl., accomplishment, deed |
| res novae | res novarum, f.pl., revolution |
| res publica | res publicae, f., republic, commonwealth (often written as one word) |
| rus | ruris, n., country, countryside, country place |
| species | speciei, f. sight, appearance, show, kind |
| spes | spei, f., hope, expectation |
| publicus | -a, -um, public, belonging to the people |
| rusticus | -a, -um, of the country, of farming |
| multo die | late in the day |
| multa nocte | late at night |
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