| A | B |
| ā, ab | by, away from |
| abhinc | ago |
| ac | but |
| accidit | it happens |
| ad | to, toward |
| addō, ere | to add |
| adiuvō, are | to help |
| admoveō, ēre | to move toward |
| adstantēs, ium | bystanders |
| adveniō, īre | to arrive at, reach |
| aedificiō, āre | to build |
| aestus, ūs | heat |
| afferō, afferre | to bring, carry to |
| agō, ere | to do, drive |
| aliquid | something |
| animus,ī | mind, spirit |
| aperiō, īre | to open |
| apud | with, in front of |
| appellō, āre | to name, call by name |
| arcus, ūs | arc, arch |
| arripiō, ere | to grab, snatch |
| ascendō, ere | to climb up |
| atque | and so, also |
| atrium, ī | main room, front reception hall |
| attonitus, a, um | astonished |
| audeō, ēre | to dare |
| aufugiō, ere | to escape, flee from |
| auriga, ae | charioteer |
| aut...aut | either...or |
| autem | however |
| auxilium, ī | help |
| bene | well |
| bona, ōrum | goods, furnishings |
| bonō animō es/este! | cheer up! |
| cachinnus, ī | laughter |
| causa, ae | cause, reason |
| cadō, ere | to fall |
| carō, nis | meat |
| casū | by chance |
| castra, ōrum | camp |
| celerrimus, a, um | quickest, fastest |
| circum | around |
| circumeō, īre | to go around |
| claudō, ere | to shut, close |
| clausus, a, um | shut, closed |
| comiter | graciously |
| commoveō, ēre | to move, upset |
| comparō, āre | to buy |
| complexus, ūs | embrace |
| complurēs, a | several |
| concursō, āre | to run about |
| conducō, ere | to hire |
| conficiō, ere | to finish |
| confidō, ere | to trust |
| coniciō, ere | to throw together |
| considō, ere | to sit down, consider |
| constituō, ere (2 meanings) | to decide, establish/set up |
| corpus, oris | body |
| cotidiē | daily |
| cras | tomorrow |
| crinēs, ium | hair |
| cum(+abl.) | with |
| cum | when |
| cura, ae | care, concern |
| Curia, ae | Senate House |
| curiosus, a, um | curious |
| curō, āre | to care for |
| curriculum, ī | race track, course |
| currō, ere | to run |
| custōs, odis | guard |
| dē (2 meanings) | down from, about, concerning |
| debeō, ēre (2 meanings) | owe, ought |
| defessus, a, um | tired |
| deinde | then, next |
| deiciō, ere | to throw down |
| delectō, āre | to delight |
| denarius, ī | coin |
| descendō, ere | to climb down, go down |
| desistō, ere | to stop, give up |
| devertō, ere | to turn aside, turn over |
| dicō, ere | to speak, say |
| diēs, ieī | day |
| discedō, ere | to depart, leave |
| dō, āre | to give |
| dolor, oris | grief |
| Domī | at home |
| domus, ūs | house, home |
| dubium, ī | doubt |
| ducō, ere | to lead |
| dum | while |
| ē, ex | out of, from |
| effundō, ere | to pour out |
| eiciō, ere | to throw out |
| elegantissimus, a, um | very elegant |
| emō, ere | to buy |
| enim | for |
| eō | there |
| eō, īre | to go |
| eripiō, ere | to grab, snatch |
| evertō, ere | to turn |
| excipiō, ere | to welcome |
| excitatus, a ,um | awakened, excited |
| exeō, īre | to go out, leave |
| faciō, ere (2 meanings) | to make, do |
| factio, onis | racing team, company |
| faveō, ēre | to favor, support |
| fenestra, ae | window |
| feriatus, a, um | on holiday |
| ferō, ferre | to bring, carry |
| finis, is | end |
| fossa, ae | ditch |
| frumentum, ī | grain |
| fumus, ī | smoke |
| gaudium, ī | joy |
| gladius, ī | sword |
| glis, iris | dormouse |
| gratis | for free |
| habenae, ārum | reins |
| hic, haec, hoc | this, these |
| holus, eris | vegetable |
| hūc illūc | here and there, to and fro |
| humus, ī | ground |
| iaceō, ēre | to lay down |
| iam | now |
| idem, eadem, idem | the same |
| igitur | therefore |
| ignis, is | fire |
| ille, illa, illud | that, those |
| immō | rather |
| incendium, ī | fire |
| incola, ae | inhabitants |
| induō, ere | to put on |
| inferī, ōrum | underworld |
| infirmus, a, um | weak, shaky |
| ingens, ntis | huge |
| insula, ae (2 meanings) | island, apartment |
| interdiu | during the day |
| interea | meanwhile |
| intra | within, inside |
| invitus, a, um | unwilling |
| ipse, ipsa, ipsum | -self |
| iter, itineris | journey |
| iterum | again |
| iubeō, ēre | to order |
| iungō, ere | to join, connect |
| iuvenis, is | young man, juvenile |
| iuvō, āre | to help |
| lanius, ī | butcher |
| lapis, idis | stone |
| latus, a, um | wide |
| lectica, ae | litter |
| lego, ere (2 meanings) | read, choose |
| liber, librī | book |
| libertus, ī | freedman |
| licet (+dat) | it is allowed |
| ludī, ōrum | games |
| lutum, ī | mud |
| lux, cis | light |
| magnus, a, um | big, great, large |
| malus, a, um | bad, evil |
| mandatum, ī | order |
| mane | early in the morning/day |
| maneō, ēre | to stay, remain |
| manus, ūs | hand |
| mappa, ae | napkin, cloth |
| maximus, a, um | biggest, greatest, largest |
| mēcum | with me |
| mendicus, ī | beggar |
| mensa, ae | table |
| meta, ae | turning post |
| metus, ūs | fear |
| miles, itis | soldier |
| minuō, ere | to reduce, lessen |
| mirus, a, um | wonderful |
| miser, era, erum | miserable |
| moles, is | mass |
| moneō, ēre | to warn |
| mortuus, a, um | dead |
| moveō, ēre | to move |
| mox | soon |
| mulier, is | woman |
| multus, a, um | many, much |
| mutō, āre | to change |
| narrō, āre | to tell, report |
| necesse | necessary |
| neglegenter | carelessly |
| nemo | no one |
| nisi (2 meanings) | unless, except |
| noceō, ēre (+dat) | to harm |
| occupō, āre | to seize, attack, occupy |
| occurrō, ere | to meet |
| oculus, ī | eye |
| oleum, ī | oil |
| oppidum, ī | town |
| oppressus, a, um | crushed, overwhelmed |
| nocturnus, a, um | happening at night |
| nonnumquam | sometimes |
| nunc | now |
| optimus, a, um | excellent, best |
| ornamenta, orum | ornaments, decorations |
| ovum, ī | egg |
| paene | almost |
| panis, is | bread |
| paratus, a, um | ready, set, prepared |
| paries, ietis | wall |
| parō, āre | to prepare |
| parvulus, a, um | little one, small one |
| parvus, a, um | small |
| pascō, ere | to feed |
| patruus, ī | uncle |
| paulisper | for a short time |
| pectō, ere | to comb |
| per | through |
| perterritus, a, um | scared, frightened |
| perveniō, īre | to reach, come to |
| petō, ere | to seek, attack |
| pinguis, is | fat, pudgy |
| poeta, ae | poet |
| ponō, ere | to put, place |
| porcus, ī | pig |
| portō, āre | to carry |
| possum, posse | to be able, can |
| postis, is | door-post |
| postquam | afterwards, after |
| postridiē | on the following day |
| potens, ntis | powerful |
| praeclarus, a, um | famous, distinguished |
| praedo, onis | robber, thief |
| praeter | except |
| pretium, ī | price |
| procax, cis | pushy, insolent |
| primus, a, um | first |
| procul | far off, in the distance |
| propter | because of |
| pulcher, ra, rum | beautiful, pretty |
| pullus, ī | chicken |
| puniō, īre | to punish |
| quā dē causā | for this reason |
| quadratus, a, um | squared, 4-sided |
| quadriga, ae | 4-horse chariot |
| quaerō, ere | to seek, ask |
| quam | how |
| quanti | how much? |
| quem | whom |
| qui, quae, quod | who, which, that |
| raedarius, ī | coachman, carriage driver |
| recumbō, ere | to recline |
| recusō, āre | to refuse |
| redeō, redīre | to go back, return |
| regnum, ī | kingdom |
| relinquō, ere | to leave behind, abandon |
| reprehendō, ere | to blame, scold |
| rēs, reī | thing, situation, matter, affair |
| ripa, ae | shore, bank |
| risus, ūs | laughter, smile |
| rixa, ae | quarrel |
| rumpō, ere | to burst |
| scelestus, a, um | wicked |
| sciō, īre | to know |
| scribō, ere | to write |
| sē | -self |
| sella, ae | chair |
| sepulcrum, ī | tomb |
| sero | late |
| servō, āre | to save, keep, guard |
| sī | if |
| signum, ī | sign, signal |
| simulac | as soon as |
| sine | without |
| solea, ae | sandal |
| somnus, ī | sleep, dream |
| sonitus, ūs | sound |
| speculum, ī | mirror |
| spina, ae | dividing line |
| strepitus, ūs | noise |
| stō, āre | to stand |
| stringō, ere | to draw |
| stupeō, ēre | to be amazed at, gape |
| sub | under |
| sum, esse | to be |
| sumō, ere | to take up, consume |
| supra | above |
| surgō, ere | to rise, get up |
| suus, a, um | his, hers, its |
| tam | so |
| tantus, a, um | so big, so great |
| teneō, ēre | to hold |
| terra, ae | land, earth, ground |
| totus, a, um | whole, all |
| tradō, ere | to hand over |
| trahō, ere | to drag, pull |
| trans | across |
| tremō, ere | to tremble, shake |
| tum | then |
| tumultus, ūs | uproar |
| turba, ae | crowd, mob, disturbance |
| tuus, a, um | your |
| ubi (2 meanings) | when, where |
| umquam | ever |
| undique | on all sides |
| urbs, bis | city |
| ut | as |
| uxor, oris | wife |
| validus, a, um | strong |
| vendō, ere | to sell |
| veniō, īre | to come, arrive |
| vero | truly |
| vester, ra, rum | your |
| vestis, is | clothing |
| vetō, āre | to forbid |
| vexatus, a, um | annoyed |
| videō, ēre | to see |
| vincō, ere | to conquer, win, defeat |
| virilis, is | of manhood |
| vis | strength, force |
| vitō, āre | to avoid |
| vix | scarcely |
| volō, āre | to fly |
| volō, velle | to wish, want |
| gerō, ere (2 meanings) | to wage, wear |
| cedō, ere | to move, go |
| cista, ae | trunk, chest |
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