| A | B |
|---|
| donum; -i (n) | gift |
| sic | thus; in this way |
| sto; stare; steti; status | stand |
| amplector; amplecti; amplexus sum | embrace |
| ara; -ae (f) | altar |
| arma; -orum (n) | weapons |
| arx; arcis (f) | citadel; fortress |
| bis | twice |
| cervix; cervicis (f) | neck |
| collum; -i (n) | neck |
| delubrum; -i (n) | temple; shrine |
| deus; -i (m) | god (nom. pl = di) |
| do; dare; dedi; datus | give |
| duco; ducere; duxi; ductus | lead; take; draw out; prolong |
| geminus; -a; -um | twin |
| immensus; -a; -um | huge |
| ingens; ingentis | huge |
| lapsus; -us (m) | slipping; falling; gliding; slithering |
| manus; -us (f) | hand; band |
| miser; misera; miserum | wretched; unhappy |
| moenia; moenium (n) | walls |
| murus; -i (m) | wall |
| orbis; orbis (m) | circle; earth; (here:) coil |
| os; oris (n) | face; mouth |
| pectus; pectoris (n) | chest; breast; heart |
| pes; pedis (m) | foot |
| peto; petere; petivi; petitus | seek; head for; attack |
| quarter | four times |
| sacer; -cra; -crum | sacred; holy |
| simul | at the same time; together |
| sonitus; -us (m) | sound; noise |
| subeo; subire; subii; subitus | undergo; sustain; submit to; bear |
| supero (1) | conquer; overcome |
| taurus; -i (m) | bull |
| tendo; tendere; tetendi; tentus | extend; stretch; aim for |
| tergum; -i (n) | rear; back |
| tum | then |
| urbs; urbis (f) | city |
