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| et | and |
| sum esse fu? | be, exist |
| qu? quae quod | who, which, what |
| que | and (enclitic) |
| in | in, on (+ abl.); into, onto (+ acc) |
| n?n | not |
| hic haec hoc | this, these |
| ille illa illud | that |
| t? tu? tibi t? | you (sing.) |
| cum | with (prep. + abl.); when, since, although (conjunction + subj.) |
| ego me? mihi m? | I, me |
| quisquam quicquam/quidquam | any (single) person, anyone at all |
| is ea id | he, she, it |
| ad | to, up to, towards (+acc.) |
| ut, ut? | as (+ indic.); so that, with the result that (+ subj.) |
| s? | if |
| sui sibi s?/s?s? | him- her- itself, themselves |
| omnis -e | all, every, as a whole |
| nec | and not, nor; nec ... nec, neither ... nor; ? neque |
| sed | but |
| ? ab abs | from, by (+abl.) |
| ipse ipsa ipsum | him- her- itself |
| possum posse potu? | be able |
| aut | or |
| m?gnus -a -um | great |
| ex, ? | out of, from (+ abl.) |
| suus -a -um | his own, her own, its own |
| d? dare ded? datum | give |
| quam | how?; (after comparative) than |
| per | through (+acc.) |
| vide? vid?re v?d? v?sum | see |
| faci? facere f?c? factum | do, make |
| d?c? d?cere d?x? dictum | say; causam d?cere, plead a case; diem d?cere, appoint a day |
| iam | now; already |
| atque | and in addition, and also, and; (after comparatives) than; simul atque, as soon as; ? ac |
| ac | and in addition, and also, and; (after comparatives) than; simul ac, as soon as; ? atque |
| alius -a -ud | other, another; ?lias: at another time |
| r?s re? f. | thing (r?s p?blica, commonwealth; r?s famili?ris, family property, estate; r?s m?lit?ris, art of war; r?s novae, revolution) |
| habe? hab?re habu? habitum | have, hold |
| animus -? m. | spirit, mind |
| meus -a -um | my |
| deus -? m.; dea -ae f. | god; goddess |
| multus -a -um | much, many; mult?, by far |
| tuus -a -um | your |
| fer? ferre tul? l?tum | bear, carry, endure |
| d? | down from, about, concerning (+ abl.) |
| n? | lest, that not |
| manus -?s f. | hand; band of men |
| n?llus -a -um | not any, no one |
| nunc | now |
| n?s nostrum/nostr? n?b?s n?s | we |
| noster nostra nostrum | our |
| ?nus -a -um | one |
| di?s di?? m./f. | day |
| nihil, n?l | nothing; not at all |
| tum or tunc | then |
| enim | for, indeed |
| tamen | nevertheless, still |
| ?dem eadem idem | the same |
| r?x r?gis m. | king |
| nam or namque | for, indeed, really |
| locus -? m. | place; loca (n. pl.) region |
| veni? ven?re v?n? ventum | come |
| inter | between, among; during (+ acc.) |
| pars partis f. | part |
| vol? velle volu? | wish, be willing |
| etiam | also, even |
| bonus -a -um | good |
| ag? agere ?g? ?ctum | drive, do, act |
| terra -ae f. | land |
| pater patris m. | father, ancestor |
| neque | and not, nor; neque ... neque, neither ... nor; ? nec |
| domus -?s f. | house, home |
| at | but, but yet |
| corpus corporis n. | body |
| quoque | also, too |
| aliquis -quae -quod | some, any; si quis, si quid: anyone who, anything that |
| t?tus -a -um | whole, entire |
| s?c | in this manner, thus; s?c ... ut: in the same way as |
| h?c | here; hinc: from here |
| iste ista istud | that, that of yours; adv. ist?c or ist?c: over there; istinc: from over there |
| urbs urbis f. | city |
| pet? petere pet?v? pet?tum | seek, aim at |
| iube? iub?re iuss? iussum | bid, order |
| vir vir? m. | man |
| bellum -? n. | war |
| v?ta -ae f. | life |
| hom? hominis m. | human being |
| tempus -oris n. | time |
| magis | more |
| pr?mus -a -um | first |
| ubi | where, when |
| hostis -is m./f. | stranger, enemy |
| an | or (in questions); utrum ... an: whether ... or |
| mors mortis f. | death |
| tam | so, so much |
| e? ?re i?/?v? itum | go |
| arma -?rum n. pl. | arms, weapons |
| superus -a -um | situated above, upper |
| nisi, n? | if not, unless |
| vinc? vincere v?c? victum | conquer |
| p?n? p?nere posu? positum | put, place; put aside |
| dum | while (+ indic.); until (+ subj.); provided that (+ subj.) |
| sine | without (+ abl.) |
| tantus -a -um | so great, so much |
| tene? -?re -u? tentum | hold, keep |
| causa -ae f. | cause, reason; caus? + preceding genitive, for the sake of |
| sequor sequ? sec?tus sum | follow |
| cr?d? cr?dere cr?did? cr?ditum | believe |
| accipi? -cipere -c?p? -ceptum | receive |
| virt?s -?tis f. | valor, manliness, virtue |
| ante | before, in front of (adv. and prep. + acc.) |
| quaer? -rere -s?v? -s?tum | seek, inquire |
| mitt? mittere m?s? missum | send, let go |
| v?s f. | force; (acc.) vim, (abl.) v?; (pl.) v?r?s, strength |
| amor -?ris m. | love |
| caelum -? n. | sky, heavens |
| sub | under, close to (+acc. or abl.) |
| nox noctis f. | night |
| ita | thus, so |
| r?gnum -? n. | kingship, kingdom |
| populus -? m. | people |
| autem | moreover, but, however |
| caput capitis n. | head |
| mare -is n. | sea |
| qu?dam quaedam quoddam | a certain one, someone |
| m?ter m?tris f. | mother |
| pr? | for, on behalf of, in proportion to (+abl.) |
| quisquis quidquid | whoever, whichever |
| v?s | you (pl.); (gen.) vestrum/vestr?, (dat./abl.) v?b?s, (acc.) v?s |
| capi? capere c?p? captum | seize |
| quia | because |
| d?c? d?cere d?x? ductum | lead; ux?rem d?cere, marry |
| erg? | therefore |
| n?men -inis n. | name |
| quidem | certainly, at least |
| miser misera miserum | wretched, pitiable |
| fort?na -ae f. | fortune |
| novus -a -um | new |
| gravis -e | heavy, serious |
| vel | or else, or; even; vel ... vel: either … or |
| longus -a -um | long, far |
| parvus -a -um | small |
| relinqu? -linquere -l?qu? -lictum | abandon |
| saepe | often |
| f?? fier? factus sum | become, happen, be done |
| ?s ?ris n. | mouth, face |
| alter altera alterum | other of two |
| semper | always, ever |
| deinde, dein | then, next |
| ignis -is m. | fire |
| modo | just, just now; modo ... modo: now ... now, at one moment ... at another, sometimes ... sometimes |
| time? -?re -u? | to fear, to dread |
| scelus -eris n. | crime, sin |
| d?be? d?b?re d?bu? d?bitum | owe, be obliged |
| v?v? v?vere v?x? v?ctum | live |
| f?tum -? n. | fate; death |
| voc? -?re | call |
| altus -a -um | high, lofty; deep |
| par? -?re | prepare, acquire; par?tus -a -um, ready |
| m?les -itis m. | soldier |
| medius -a -um | middle, central |
| inquam, inquis, inquit, inquiunt: | say (used with direct speech) |
| post | after (adv. and prep. +acc.) |
| audi? -?re -?v?/-i? -?tum | hear, listen to |
| put? -?re | think, suppose |
| annus -? m. | year |
| st? st?re stet? statum | stand |
| v?x v?cis f. | voice, utterance |
| genus generis n. | origin, lineage, kind |
| refer? referre rettul? rel?tum | bring back; report |
| sci? -?re -?v?/-i? -?tum | know |
| m?ns mentis f. | mind |
| redd? -dere -did? -ditum | return, give back |
| licet lic?re licuit licitum est | it is permitted (+ dat. + infin.) |
| s?lus -a -um | only, alone |
| fugi? fugere f?g? fugitum | flee, escape |
| ?llus -a -um | any, anyone |
| n?m? | no one (gen. n?ll?us, dat. n?ll?, abl. n?ll? or n?ll? ? n?llus -a -um) |
| n?t?ra -ae f. | nature |
| m?s m?ris m. | custom, habit; (pl.) character |
| beneficium -? n. | service, kindness |
| pectus -oris n. | chest, breast |
| fid?s -e? f. | trust, faith |
| patior pat? passus sum | permit, endure |
| c?ra -ae f. | care, concern |
| ?ra irae f. | wrath, anger |
| verbum -? n. | word |
| prope | near, next; (comp.) propior, (superl.) proximus; (adv.) prope, nearly, almost |
| par?ns -ntis m./f. | parent |
| puer puer? m. | boy; slave |
| move? -?re m?v? m?tum | move |
| dolor -?ris m. | pain, grief |
| g?ns gentis f. | family, clan |
| modus -? m. | measure, manner, kind |
| via -ae f. | way, street |
| quisque quaeque quidque | each one, everyone |
| am?cus -a -um | friendly; (as subst.) friend |
| p?s pedis m. | foot |
| imperium -? n. | command, power |
| labor -?ris m. | toil, exertion |
| ing?ns ingentis | huge, enormous |
| t?lis t?le | such |
| parum | too little |
| apud | near, in the presence of (+acc.) |
| oculus -? m. | eye |
| unda -ae f. | wave, flowing water, water |
| itaque | and so, therefore |
| vultus -?s m. | look, expression, face |
| cad? cadere cecid? c?sum | fall, be killed |
| n?tus -? m. | son |
| quis quid | who? what? which? |
| trah? trahere tr?x? tr?ctum | drag, draw |
| sanguis -inis m. | blood |
| metus -?s m. | fear, dread |
| tantum, tantummodo | only |
| c?nsilium -? n. | plan; council, group of advisors |
| coniunx coniugis m./f. | spouse, husband, wife |
| am? -?re | to love; am?ns -ntis m./f.: lover |
| levis -e | light, trivial |
| duo duae duo | two |
| ferus -a -um | wild, fierce; fera -ae f.: wild animal |
| poena -ae f. | penalty, punishment |
| castrum -? n. | fortress, (regularly plural, castra camp) |
| fr?ter fr?tris m. | brother |
| haud | not |
| malus -a -um | bad, evil |
| iace? iac?re iacu? | lie |
| l?ber l?bera l?berum | free; l?ber? (m. pl.): freeborn children |
| iter itineris n. | journey, route |
| ferrum -? n. | iron, iron weapon or implement |
| sp?s spe? f. | hope |
| puella -ae f. | girl; girl-friend |
| silva -ae f. | forest, grove |
| bene | well |
| f?nis -is m. | end, boundary |
| ger? gerere gess? gestum | bear, manage; bellum gerere, wage war |
| ne (enclitic) | interrogative particle attached to the emphatic word in a question |
| dux ducis m./f. | leader, general |
| prem? premere press? pressum | press, pursue, overwhelm |
| dominus -? m.; domina -ae f. | household master, lord; mistress |
| m?ns montis m. | mountain |
| uterque utraque utrumque | each of two |
| saevus -a -um | fierce, raging, wrathful |
| l?tus -oris n. | shore |
| sole? -?re -u? -itum | be accustomed |
| m?lle (pl.) m?lia | thousand |
| equus -? m. | horse |
| d?rus -a -um | hard, tough, harsh |
| c?g? c?gere co?g? co?ctum | drive together; compel |
| numquam | never |
| pr?mum | at first, firstly |
| morior mor? mortuus sum | die |
| carmen -inis n. | song |
| t?lum -? n. | missile, weapon, spear |
| rati? -?nis f. | method, plan, reason |
| umbra -ae f. | shade, shadow |
| ars artis f. | skill |
| tot | so many |
| dexter -tra -trum | right; dextera -ae f.: right hand |
| s?gnum -? n. | sign, standard, mark |
| laetus -a -um | glad, joyful |
| qu?lis -e | of what kind? what? |
| l?x l?gis f. | law |
| per?culum -? n. | danger |
| n?scor n?sc? n?tus sum | be born |
| exercitus -?s m. | army |
| pere? -?re -i? -itum | perish, be lost |
| ventus -? m. | wind |
| aude? aud?re ausus sum | dare, be eager |
| contr? | against, opposite (adv. and prep. +acc.) |
| aqua -ae f. | water |
| rapi? rapere rapu? raptum | seize, tear away |
| simul | at the same time |
| tr?stis -e | sad, solemn, grim |
| m?nus m?neris n. | gift, offering; duty, obligation; (pl.) gladiatorial show |
| iuvenis -is m. | youth |
| f?ma -ae f. | rumor, fame |
| adsum adesse affu? | be present |
| v?r? | in fact, certainly, without doubt |
| p?r paris | equal |
| vester vestra vestrum | your |
| fl?men -inis n. | stream, river |
| qu?cumque quaecumque quodcumque | who-, whatever |
| certus -a -um | sure, fixed |
| fortis -e | brave |
| place? plac?re placu? placitum | please |
| vert? vertere vert? versum | turn |
| serv? -?re | save, watch over |
| honor -?ris m. | honor, glory; office, post |
| d?gnus -a -um | worthy |
| c?nctus -a -um | entire all together |
| toll? tollere sustul? subl?tum | raise up, destroy |
| neg? -?re | deny, refuse |
| vetus veteris | old |
| eques equitis m. | horseman, knight |
| tr?d? -dere -did? -ditum | hand over, yield |
| flamma -ae f. | flame, fire |
| l?x l?cis f. | light of day |
| unde | from where |
| rede? -?re -i? -itum | go back, return |
| senti? sent?re s?ns? s?nsum | perceive, feel, hear, see |
| aurum -? n. | gold |
| c?d? c?dere cess? cessum | go, move; yield |
| qu? | for which reason; to or in what place; to what end, for what purpose? |
| saxum -? n. | rock, cliff, crag |
| ve | or (enclitic) |
| aet?s -t?tis f. | age, time of life |
| f?l?x -?cis | lucky |
| loquor loqu? loc?tus sum | speak, talk |
| quantus -a -um | (interr.) how great? (rel.) of what size, amount, etc. |
| coep? coepisse coeptus | begin |
| igitur | therefore |
| i?s i?ris n. | right, justice, law |
| m?t? -?re | change |
| inveni? -ven?re -v?n? -ventum | find; discover |
| pr?nceps -cipis | first, chief |
| ops opis f. | assistance, resources |
| recipi? -cipere -c?p? -ceptum | take back, receive; s? recipere, betake oneself, go |
| s?l s?lis m. | sun |
| c?nsul -ulis m. | consul |
| orbis -is m. | circle; orbis terr?rum: world |
| turba -ae f. | crowd, uproar |
| ager agr? m. | field |
| solv? solvere solv? sol?tum | release, set sail |
| vitium -? n. | flaw, fault, crime |
| vulnus -eris n. | wound |
| inde | from there, from then |
| sen?tus -?s m. | senate |
| ?tor ?t? ?sus sum | use, consume, employ (+ abl.) |
| c?pia -ae f. | abundance; (pl.) troops |
| opus operis n. | work |
| col? colere colu? cultum | inhabit, cultivate |
| v?tum -? n. | solemn promise, vow; hope |
| iugum -? n. | yoke; ridge, chain of hills |
| qu? | where, how |
| tellus tell?ris f. | earth |
| numerus -? m. | number, amount |
| c?gn?sc? -gn?scere -gn?v? -gnitum | learn, understand |
| victor -?ris m. | conqueror |
| satis, sat | enough, sufficiently |
| patria -ae f. | fatherland, country |
| seu | whether; seu ... seu: whether ... or ? s?ve |
| c?sus -?s m. | a fall; chance, accident |
| frang? frangere fr?g? fr?ctum | break, shatter |
| c?vit?s -?tis f. | citizenship, state |
| n?sc? n?scere n?v? n?tum | learn, (in perfect tenses) know |
| proelium -? n. | battle |
| ?ripi? -ripere -ripu? -reptum | snatch away, rescue, save |
| mundus -? m. | world, universe, heavens |
| cursus -?s m. | course, advance |
| vix | scarcely |
| n?vis -is f. | ship |
| lacrima -ae f. | tear |
| h?m?nus -a -um | human |
| mollis -e | soft, yielding, gentle |
| mane? man?re m?ns? m?nsum | remain |
| ?gmen -minis n. | line of march |
| s?dus -eris n. | star, constellation |
| gl?ria -ae f. | glory, fame |
| di?: | for a long time |
| s?ve | whether; s?ve ... s?ve: whether ... or ? seu |
| tamquam | so as, just as |
| fuga -ae f. | flight, route |
| t?tus -a -um | safe, protected |
| auris -is f. | ear |
| ali?nus -a -um | foreign, strange |
| h?c | to this place |
| tace? -?re -u? -itum | be silent; tacitus -a -um, silent |
| legi? -?nis f. | legion |
| ostend? ostendere ostend? ostentum | show, hold out |
| socius -a -um | friendly, allied; socius -? m.: partner, comrade |
| pr?sum prodesse profu? | be of use, do good, help (+ dat.) |
| ?ra -ae f. | altar |
| l?men luminis n. | light |
| teg? tegere t?x? t?ctum | cover, conceal |
| turpis -e | ugly, unsightly; disgraceful |
| volupt?s -?tis f. | pleasure, enjoyment |
| adh?c | thus far, to this point |
| gr?tia -ae f. | favor, influence, gratitude |
| ini?ria -ae f.: | injustice, wrong, affront |
| latus -eris n. | side, flank |
| dulcis -e | sweet |
| postquam | after |
| extr?mus -a -um | farthest, situated at the end or tip, extreme |
| t?ctum -? n. | roof; building, house |
| ingenium -? n. | disposition, ability, talent |
| p?x p?cis f. | peace |
| can? canere cecin? cantum | sing |
| iuv? iuv?re i?v? i?tum | help, assist; please, delight |
| campus -? m. | plain, field |
| claud? claudere claus? clausum | close, shut |
| doce? -?re -u? doctum | teach |
| excipi? -cipere -c?p? -ceptum | take out |
| cl?rus -a -um | clear, distinguished |
| ill?c | at that place, there; illinc: from that place |
| procul | at a distance |
| sacer sacra sacrum | holy, sacred |
| mora -ae f. | delay, hindrance |
| long? | far, far off |
| super | over (adv. and prep. +acc.) |
| err? -?re | go astray, wander |
| s?d?s -is f. | seat, abode, habitation |
| c?r | why? |
| coma -ae f. | hair, tresses |
| ai? | say, affirm, say yes; ut ?iunt: as they say |
| gaude? gaud?re g?v?sus sum | rejoice |
| be?tus -a -um | happy, blessed, prosperous, fortunate |
| perveni? -ven?re -v?n? -ventum | arrive, reach |
| v?rus -a -um | TRUE |
| incipi? -cipere -c?p? -ceptum | begin |
| parc? parcere peperc? parsum | spare, be sparing of (+ dat.) |
| vestis -is f. | garment, robe, clothing |
| similis -e | like, similar |
| caed?s -is f. | killing, slaughter |
| ?rd? -?nis m. | order, rank |
| opt? -?re | choose, select |
| virg? -inis f. | maiden, virgin, girl |
| leg? legere l?g? l?ctum | gather, choose, read |
| aura -ae f. | breeze |
| impetus -?s m. | attack |
| f?rma -ae f. | shape; beauty |
| praest? -st?re -stit? -stitum | excel, exhibit |
| aequor aequoris n. | level surface, sea, plain |
| misce? misc?re miscu? mixtum | mix |
| spatium -? n. | space |
| tandem | finally |
| ?nferus -a -um | low; ?nferior: lower; ?nfimus or ?mus: lowest |
| metu? metuere metu? | to fear, to dread |
| tempt? -?re | try, test |
| tr?nse? -?re -i? -itum | go across |
| ultimus -a -um | farthest, final, last, ultimate |
| add? -dere -did? -ditum | give to |
| gr?tus -a -um | pleasant; grateful |
| laud? -?re | praise |
| n?ndum | not yet |
| imp?n? -ere -posu? -positum | put in, put on, impose, levy upon |
| somnus -? m. | sleep, slumber; (pl.) dreams |
| aci?s -?? f. | edge; line of battle |
| r?rsus | back, again |
| cupi? -ere -?v? -?tum | desire |
| exspect? -?re | watch, wait, expect |
| comp?n? -p?nere posu? positum | build, construct, arrange |
| laus laudis f. | praise, glory |
| absum abesse ?fu? | be away, absent |
| ?sus -?s m. | use, experience |
| velut | even as, just as |
| comes comitis m./f. | companion, comrade; attendant, follower |
| ob | against, on account of (+acc) |
| studium -? n. | eagerness, zeal |
| facilis -e | easy |
| n?men -inis n. | divine will, deity |
| sapi?ns -ntis | wise man |
| s?m? s?mere s?mps? s?mptum | take up |
| n?bilis -e | distinguished, noble; (as subst.) a nobleman or woman |
| qu?n | (adv.) indeed, in fact; (conjunction) so that ... not (+ subj.) |
| fle? fl?re fl?v? fl?tum | weep |
| n?l? n?lle n?lu? | be unwilling |
| pl?nus -a -um | full |
| adversus (-um) | (adv. and prep.) facing, opposite, against, opposed (to) |
| nemus nemoris n. | grove, forest |
| c?rus -a -um | dear |
| d?sum -esse -fu? | be lacking |
| l?g?tus -? m. | lieutenant, envoy |
| disc? -ere didic? | learn |
| furor -?ris m. | rage, fury |
| amnis -is m. | river, torrent |
| arbor arboris f. | tree |
| mox | soon |
| e? | (adv.) there, to that place |
| c?vis -is m./f. | citizen |
| occup? -?re | seize, occupy; anticipate, do a thing first (+ infin.) |
| spect? -?re | look at, consider |
| tergum -? n. | back, rear; ? terg?: from the rear |
| cr?men -inis n. | verdict, accusation |
| d?num -? n. | gift, present |
| n?tus -a -um | well-known |
| sinus -?s m. | fold of a garment; lap, bay, gulf |
| faci?s -?? f. | form, appearance |
| rump? rumpere r?p? ruptum | break, rupture |
| membrum -? m. | limb, member of the body |
| umquam | ever |
| aspici? -ere -sp?x? -spectum | look to or at, behold |
| prius or priusquam | before |
| templum -? n. | consecrated ground; temple |
| ?mitt? -mittere -m?s? -missum | let go, send away |
| p?sc? p?scere pop?sc? | demand, claim; inquire into |
| perd? -dere -did? -ditum | destroy |
| quamv?s | however you like; although |
| tener -era -erum | tender |
| currus -?s m. | chariot |
| precor -?r? | pray, invoke |
| anima -ae f. | breath, spirit |
| conting? -tingere -tig? -tactum | touch, border on; happen, come to pass |
| l?bert?s -?tis f. | freedom |
| servus -? m. | slave |
| soror -?ris f. | sister |
| fluctus -?s m | flood, billow, surf |
| qu?ppe | (adv.) indeed, surely |
| exig? -igere -?g? -?ctum | drive out; collect |
| f?mina -ae f. | woman |
| nimius -a -um | too much, excessive |
| fall? fallere fefell? falsum | deceive |
| m?ror m?r?r? m?r?tus sum | wonder at, marvel at (+ acc.) |
| classis -is f. | class, division, fleet |
| sede? sed?re s?d? sessum | sit |
| singul? -ae -a | one each |
| m?rus -? m. | wall |
| noce? noc?re nocu? | harm |
| quoniam | since, seeing that |
| fax facis f. | torch |
| intelleg? -legere -l?x? -l?ctum: | understand |
| iung? iungere i?nx? i?nctum | join |
| affer? afferre attul? all?tum | bring to |
| c?git? -?re | think, reflect |
| l?men l?minis n. | threshold |
| p?blicus -a -um | public, belonging to the state |
| queror quer? questus sum | complain of, lament |
| exemplum -? n. | example, sample, copy |
| prex precis f. | prayers, entreaties |
| dubit? -?re | hesitate, doubt |
| odium -? n. | hatred |
| fund? fundere f?d? f?sum | pour, scatter |
| f?nus f?neris n. | funeral; death; dead body |
| nesci? -sc?re | not know, be ignorant |
| prior prius | earlier, preceding |
| ?sque | up to; continuously |
| dubius -a -um | doubtful, sine dubi?, without a doubt, certainly |
| tend? tendere tetend? tentum | stretch, extend, direct (one’s steps or course) |
| pec?nia -ae f. | money |
| quemadmodum | in what manner, how |
| sparg? spargere spars? sparsum | scatter |
| tr?s tria | three |
| tang? tangere tetig? t?ctum | touch |
| responde? -spond?re -spond? -sp?nsum | answer |
| timor -?ris m. | fear |
| proper? -?re | hasten, speed |
| sube? -?re -i? -itum | go under; endure |
| vale? val?re valu? | be strong, excel, be valid, prevail; val?: farewell! |
| cond? -dere -did? -ditum | build, found; store up; hide, conceal |
| nef?s | impiety, wickedness |
| quondam | formerly, once |
| auxilium -? n. | support, assistance; (pl.) auxiliary forces |
| d?ser? -ere d?seru? d?sertum | leave, desert, abandon |
| n?dus -a -um | naked, bare |
| auctor -?ris m. | originator, founder |
| animal -?lis n. | a living being, an animal |
| decus decoris n. | beauty, grace; ornament, glory, honor |
| sal?s -?tis f. | health, safety |
| pate? pat?re patu? | lie open, extend; be evident or obvious |
| rog? -?re | ask |
| uxor ux?ris f. | wife |
| abe? -?re -i? -itum | go away |
| reg? regere r?x? r?ctum | guide, rule |
| ade? | (adv.) to such a degree, so |
| aufer? auferre abstul? abl?tum | take away |
| quantum | (adv.) how much? how greatly? how much! how greatly! as much as |
| senex -is m. | old man, elder; senior, older |
| fr?ns frontis f. | forehead, brow; front |
| propter | because of (+ acc.) |
| r?gius -a -um | kingly, royal |
| curr? currere cucurr? cursum | run |
| pell? pellere pepul? pulsum | strike, beat, push, drive |
| d?ves d?vitis | rich (poet. d?s, d?tis) |
| i?dic? -?re | judge, decide |
| pecus -oris n. | cattle, sheep |
| pot?ns potentis | able, powerful |
| scr?b? scr?bere scr?ps? scr?ptum | write |
| pulcher -chra -chrum | beautiful |
| surg? surgere surr?x? surr?ctum | rise |
| c?terum | for the rest, in addition, however that may be |
| care? -?re -u? | lack (+ abl.) |
| effici? -ficere -f?c? -fectum | bring about, complete; render (+ ut + subj.) |
| ?lim | formerly, at that time |
| serm? -?nis m. | conversation, discourse |
| exerce? -erc?re -ercu? -ercitum | train, exercise, carry on |
| gradus -?s m. | step, pace; grade, rank |
| agit? -?re | drive |
| fort? | by chance |
| honestus -a -um | honorable |
| moror mor?r? mor?tus sum | delay |
| praesidium -? n. | garrison, protection |
| son? son?re sonu? sonitum | sound, resound |
| praebe? -?re -u? -itum | furnish, supply, render |
| regi? -?nis f. | boundary, region |
| sententia -ae f. | opinion, judgment |
| ?cer ?cris ?cre | sharp, piercing |
| supr? | above, beyond (adv. and prep. +acc.) |
| brevis -e | short, shallow, brief |
| citus -a -um | swift; cit? swiftly |
| cornu -?s n. | horn |
| ingr?tus -a -um: | unpleasant, disagreeable |
| moenia -ium n. pl. | walls, fortifications |
| vinculum -? n. | bond, fetter, tie |
| ade? -?re -i? -itum | go to |
| c?terus -a -um | the others, the rest |
| exe? -?re -i? -itum | go forth |
| m?l? m?lle m?lu? | prefer |
| speci?s -?? f. | aspect, appearance |
| ultr? | beyond, further (adv. and prep. + acc.) |
| cert? | certainly, surely |
| imper? -?re | command, control |
| male | (adv.) badly |
| prohibe? -?re -u? -itum | restrain, keep away |
| cl?mor -?ris m. | outcry, shout |
| d?n? -?re | present with a gift (+ acc. of person and abl. of thing) |
| officium -? n. | service, duty |
| committ? -mittere -m?s? -missum | join, entrust to (+ dat.); perform, do |
| cr?sc? cr?scere cr?v? cr?tum | grow, increase |
| aequus -a -um | equal |
| factum -? n. | deed, accomplishment |
| caed? caedere cec?d? caesum | strike, kill, cut down |
| ex?stim? -?re | think, believe |
| acc?d? -c?dere -cess? -cessum | approach |
| contemn? -temnere -temps? -temptum | despise, scorn, disdain |
| pudor pud?ris m. | sense of shame, modesty, propriety |
| ant?quus -a -um | ancient, old-time, former |
| ?rde? ?rd?re ?rs? ?rsum | blaze, glow; be eager |
| ibi | there |
| pr?vincia -ae f. | province; official duty |
| quand? | when?; since; s? quand?: if ever |
| cust?s cust?dis m. | guardian |
| supersum -esse -fu? | remain, survive; be superfluous (to) |
| d?sin? -sinere -si? -situm | leave off, cease |
| fessus -a -um | weary, tired |
| praeda -ae f. | booty, prey |
| memoria -ae f. | recollection, memory |
| d?vid? -ere d?v?s? d?v?sum | divide, separate |
| pretium -? n. | price, worth, reward; pretium operae: a reward for trouble |
| pontus -? m. | the open sea, the deep |
| varius -a -um | changing, varied, various |
| veh? vehere v?x? vectum | carry; vehor veh? vectus sum: travel, ride |
| falsus -a -um | deceptive, false |
| niger nigra nigrum | black |
| oppidum -? n. | town |
| pondus ponderis n. | weight |
| arvum -? n. | ploughed land, field |
| arx arcis f. | citadel, castle; summit |
| sors sortis f. | lot, fate, destiny; oracle |
| v?num -? n. | vine, wine |
| d?versus -a -um | different, diverse |
| orior or?r? ortus sum | arise, begin |
| ecce | behold! |
| quamquam | however, although |
| c?nfer? c?nferre contul? coll?tum | collect, bring to |
| facinus facinoris n. | deed, crime |
| retine? -tin?re -tinu? -tentum | hold back, keep |
| sp?r? -?re | to hope |
| pl?bs pl?bis f. | the common people |
| p?gna -ae f. | fist-fight; battle |
| repet? -petere -pet?v? -pet?tum | demand, exact; revisit; call to mind, recollect; repeat |
| c?nstitu? -stituere -stitu? -stit?tum | establish, put together |
| d?fend? -fendere -fend? -f?nsum | defend, ward off |
| mar?tus -? m. | husband |
| cern? cernere cr?v? cr?tum | discern, separate |
| superbus -a -um | overbearing, proud, haughty |
| adversus -a -um | facing, opposed; unfavorable |
| morbus -? m. | sickness, disease |
| s?nctus -a -um | sacred, inviolable |
| comm?nis -e | common, general |
| d?d?c? -d?cere -d?x? -ductum | launch, lead away |
| r?pa -ae f. | bank of a river |
| conc?d? -c?dere -cess? -cessum | yield, withdraw |
| h?ra -ae f. | hour |
| vet? -?re vetu? vet?tum | forbid |
| cohors cohortis f. | cohort, band, troop |
| g?gn? g?gnere genu? genitum | beget, bear, bring forth |
| super? -?re | overcome, surpass, defeat |
| maestus -a -um | sad, sorrowful; depressing |
| memin? meminisse | remember, recollect |
| imple? -?re -pl?v? -pl?tum | fill in, fill up |
| m?gnit?d? -inis f. | greatness, size |
| vacuus -a -um | empty |
| vagus -a -um | wandering, shifting |
| vulgus -? n. and m. | the common people |
| defici? -ficere -f?c? -fectum | fail, give out; revolt from |
| occurr? -currere -cucurr? -cursum | run to meet; come into one’s mind |
| statu? -ere -u? -?tum | set up, determine |
| ide? | for this reason |
| praemium -? n. | bounty, reward |
| praetere? | besides, moreover |
| tertius -a -um | third |
| supplicium -? n. | punishment, penalty |
| v?t?s -is m. | poet, bard |
| astrum -? n. | star; constellation |
| undique | from all sides, on all sides |
| canis -is m./f. | dog |
| ?d? ?dere ?did? ?ditum | put forth, state, explain |
| fateor fat?r? fassus sum | admit, confess; profess, declare; assent, say yes |
| am?citia -ae f. | friendship |
| aureus -a -um | golden; splendid |
| candidus -a -um | white, fair |
| interim | meanwhile |
| fr?str? | in vain |
| late? lat?re latu? | lie hidden, be hidden |
| os ossis n. | bone |
| s?c?rus -a -um | free from care, tranquil; careless |
| conveni? -ven?re -v?n? -ventum | assemble, meet; agree |
| interfici? -ficere -f?c? -fectum | kill |
| appell? -pell?re | call, address, name |
| dolus -? m. | artifice, device, trick |
| permitt? -mittere -m?s? -missum | yield, allow, permit |
| sp?ritus -?s m. | breath, life, spirit |
| intr? | within (+ acc.) |
| terre? terr?re terru? territum | terrify, frighten |
| f?ns fontis m. | spring, fountain |
| invidia -ae f. | envy, jealousy, hatred |
| p?gn? -?re | fight |
| auge? aug?re aux? auctum | increase |
| littera -ae f. | letter, (pl.) literature |
| mone? mon?re monu? monitum | warn, advise |
| d?vitiae -?rum f. pl. | riches, wealth |
| experior -per?r? -pertus sum | try thoroughly, test, experience |
| super? -?rum m. pl. | those above, i.e. the gods |
| ?tium -? n. | leisure |
| vest?gium -? n. | footstep, footprint, track |
| sin? sinere s?v? situm | allow, let go |
| decet dec?re decu?t | it is right, proper, fitting (+ acc. + infin.) |
| effund? -fundere -f?d? -f?sum | pour out |
| pr?mitt? -mittere -m?s? -missum | send forth, offer |
| fing? fingere f?nx? f?ctum | shape; invent |
| respicio -ere -sp?x? -spectum | look back, regard, consider |
| imper?tor -?ris m. | commander |
| vac? vac?re | be empty, open, unoccupied |
| color -?ris m. | color |
| disc?d? -ere -cess? -cessum | go away, depart |
| gaudium -? n. | delight, joy, pleasure |
| caecus -a -um | blind, unseeing; dark, obscure |
| libet lib?re libuit or libitum est | it is pleasing (+ dat. + infin.) |
| centum | one hundred |
| c?nst? -st?re -stit? | agree; constat, it is established that (+ acc. and infin.) |
| lingua -ae f. | tongue; language |
| multit?d? -inis f. | multitude, number |
| aeternus -a -um | everlasting, eternal |
| circ? | around (adv. and prep. +acc.) |
| ?r?ti? -?nis f. | speech, address |
| potest?s -?tis f. | power |
| tardus -a -um | slow, sluggish, lingering |
| for f?r? f?tus sum | report, say |
| humus -? f. | ground; hum?: on the ground |
| testis -is m. | witness |
| ?nfer? ?nferre intul? ill?tum | bring upon, against; bellum ?nferre: make war on |
| c?r? -?re | watch over, look after, care for (+ acc.) |
| aes aeris n. | copper, bronze |
| celer -is -e | swift |
| pr?c?d? -c?dere -cess? -cessum | go forth, advance |
| m?nsa -ae f. | table |
| pius -a -um | dutiful, devoted, just, pious |
| i?dicium -? n. | judgment, decision, trial |
| vict?ria -ae f. | victory |
| damn? -?re | condemn |
| r?rus -a -um | wide apart, loose, thin; rare, seldom |
| tempestas -t?tis f. | period of time, season; bad weather, storm |
| im?g? -inis f. | image, form, figure |
| ?r? -?re | pray |
| praeter | by, along, past; besides, except (+ acc.) |
| c?nsul? -sulere -sulu? -sultum | consult, plan (+ acc.); consider the interests of (+dat) |
| iterum | again |
| porta -ae f. | gate |
| intersum -esse -fu? | to be between; take part in, attend (+dat.); interest, it is in the interest of (+ gen.) |
| lib?d? -inis f. | passion, lust |
| sustine? sustin?re sustinu? sustentum | hold up, sustain |
| aliquand? | at some time, at length |
| m?i?r?s m?i?rum m. | ancestors |
| reperi? -per?re -pper? -pertum | find, find out |
| intr? -?re | enter |
| piet?s -t?tis f. | sense of duty, devotion, esp. between parents and children |
| barbarus -? m. | foreigner, barbarian |
| culpa -ae f. | guilt, fault, blame |
| i?stus -a -um | right, just, fair |
| d?nec | until |
| flu? fluere flux? fluxum | flow |
| necesse (indecl. adj.) | necessary |
| reor r?r? r?tus sum | think, imagine, suppose, deem |
| tenebrae -br?rum f. pl. | darkness, the shadows |
| saeculum -? n. | generation, age, century |
| d?mitt? -mittere -m?s? -missum | send away |
| licet | even though |
| cinis cineris m./f. | ashes, embers |
| c?nsist? -sistere -stit? | take position; consist in, be composed of |
| rec?ns -ntis | fresh, new |
| aliter | otherwise, differently |
| laed? laedere laes? laesum | injure by striking, hurt |
| prob? -?re | approve, prove; convince one (dat.) of a thing (acc.) |
| dole? -?re dolu? | feel pain or grief, grieve |
| qu?r? | how? why? |
| antequam | before |
| reliquus -a -um | remaining, rest |
| semel | once |
| ?d? ?disse | hate |
| s?cut | just as |
| pecc? -?re | commit a wrong, injure |
| s?nsus -?s m. | feeling, emotion, sense |
| exsilium -? n. | exile, banishment |
| cor cordis n. | heart; cord? est, it is pleasing to (+ dat.) |
| d?nique | finally |
| sapientia -ae f. | wisdom |
| statim | immediately |
| accid? -cidere -cid? | fall; happen |
| d?cern? -cernere -cr?v? -cr?tum | determine, decide |
| occ?d? -c?dere -c?d? -c?sum | kill, cut down |
| d?scend? -scendere -scend? -sc?nsum | climb down, descend |
| hiems hiemis f. | winter |
| contine? -tin?re -tinu? -tentum | contain, restrain |
| d?fer? -ferre -tul? -l?tum | carry away, report |
| oportet -?re -uit | it is proper, right (+ acc. + infin.) |
| trib?nus -? m. | tribune, title of various Roman officials, as m?litum, pl?bis, aer?ri? |
| b?s bovis m. | ox; gen. pl. boum |
| ?r?scor ?r?sc? ?r?tus sum | grow angry; ?r?tus -a -um: angry |
| aeger aegra aegrum | sick |
| forum -? n. | market-place, forum |
| offer? offerre obtul? obl?tum | present, offer, expose |
| revoc? -?re | call back, recall |
| cing? cingere c?nx? c?nctum | encircle, surround, gird |
| integer -gra -grum: | untouched, fresh, complete, whole |
| validus -a -um | strong |
| al? alere alu? alitum | nourish |
| fl?s fl?ris m. | flower, bloom |
| ?ctus -?s m. | blow, stroke |
| collig? -ere -l?g? -l?ctum | gather together, collect |
| perg? pergere perr?x? perr?ctum | continue, proceed; awaken |
| praes?ns -ntis | present, in person, ready |
| r?ctus -a -um | straight, direct |
| l?tus -a -um | broad, wide |
| praeceptum -? n. | rule, precept; command |
| rec?d? -c?dere -cess? -cessum | step back, recoil, recede, withdraw |
| utrum | whether; utrum ... an: whether ... or |
| fam?s -is f. | hunger, famine |
| pari? parere peper? partum | bring forth, give birth to; accomplish |
| app?re? -?re -u? | appear, become visible |
| qu?modo | in what way, how? |
| error -?ris m. | wandering; error, mistake |
| forsitan, fortasse | perhaps, perchance |
| convert? -vertere -vert? -versum | turn about, turn, change |
| profic?scor -fic?sc? -fectus sum | set forth, go |
| secundus -a -um | following; favorable |
| aperi? aper?re aperu? apertum | open |
| castus -a -um | pure, spotless, chaste |
| i?dex i?dicis m. | judge, juror |
| lapis lapidis m. | stone |
| nimis or nimium | excessively |
| onus oneris n. | load, burden |
| opera -ae f. | labor, activity, work |
| pauper -eris | poor, lowly |
| ??r ?eris m. | air |
| neg?tium -? n. | business |
| p?re? p?r?re p?ru? | obey |
| subit? | suddenly, unexpectedly |
| argentum -? n. | silver, money |
| ?tilis -e | useful |
| aeth?r aetheris n. | pure upper air, ether, heaven, sky |
| mere? mer?re meru? meritum | deserve, merit; serve as a soldier |
| port? -?re | carry a load |
| proprius -a -um | one’s own, peculiar |
| avis -is f. | bird |
| vanus -a -um | empty; false, deceitful |
| m?teria -ae f. | material, subject matter; timber, lumber |
| pauc? -ae -a | few |
| volunt?s -?tis f. | wish, desire |
| ?gregius -a -um | distinguished, uncommon |
| difficilis -e | not easy, hard, difficult |
| gladius -? m. | sword |
| cibus -? m. | food |
| cert? -?re | decide by contest; fight, compete, vie |
| initium -? n.: | beginning |
| pertine? -tin?re -tinu? | extend over, reach; refer to, pertain to, be the business of |
| quattuor | four |
| turb? -?re | disturb, confuse |
| c?ns?m? -s?mere -s?mps? -s?mptum | to use up, consume |
| corrump? -rumpere -r?p? -ruptum | break up, destroy, ruin |
| incid? incidere incid? | fall upon, fall into; happen |
| paul?, paulum | to only a small extent, slightly, a little |
| hospes hospitis m. | guest, guest-friend; stranger; host |
| r?de? -?re r?s? r?sum | laugh, laugh at |
| aevum -i n. | eternity; lifetime, age |
| aud?x aud?cis | bold, daring; reckless |
| posterus -a -um | next, later |
| praetor -?ris m. | praetor, one of the chief Roman magistrates |
| r?s r?ris n. | country |
| differ? differre distul? d?l?tum | scatter; publish, divulge; differ; defer, postpone |
| v?t? -?re | avoid, shun |
| pr?v?tus -a -um | personal, private |
| servi? -?re | be a slave, serve (+ dat.) |
| vereor ver?r? veritus sum | fear, stand in awe of |
| ingredior -gred? -gressus sum: | step in, enter |
| add?c? -ere -d?x? -ductum | lead to, induce |
| hortor hort?r? hort?tus sum | urge strongly, advise, exhort |
| reus -? m. | defendant |
| sc?licet | certainly, of course |
| compar? -?re | get ready, provide; compare |
| perpetuus -a -um | unbroken, perpetual |
| d?s?der? -?re | long for, desire greatly |
| celebr? -?re | frequent, throng, crowd |
| c?nfici? -ficere -f?c? -fectum | complete, accomplish; destroy, kill, consume |
| intend? -tendere -tend? -tentum: | stretch out, strain |
| i?r? -?re | take an oath, swear; i?s i?randum, oath |
| s?lum | only, merely |
| auct?rit?s -?tis f. | influence, clout, authority |
| iaci? iacere i?c? iactum | throw, hurl |
| lab?r? -?re | toil, work; be in trouble or distress |
| liber libr? m. | book |
| l?na -ae f. | moon |
| pr?tinus | at once, forthwith |
| aequ? | equally |
| c?nor c?n?r? c?n?tus sum | try, attempt |
| cup?d? -inis f. | desire, eagerness, craving |
| fer? | almost |
| ?nsula -ae f.: | island |
| f?lia -ae f.; f?lius -? m. | daughter; son |
| narr? -?re | relate, recount |
| necessit?s -t?tis f. | necessity, need |
| ?gredior ?gred? ?gressus sum | stride out, depart, disembark from (+ abl.) |
| po?ta -ae m. | poet |
| decem | ten |
| amplus -a -um | large, spacious |
| aptus -a -um | fit, suitable |
| c?nsequor -sequ? -sec?tus sum | follow up, overtake, attain |
| frequ?ns -ntis | in large numbers, often |
| n?ntius -? m. | messenger; news |
| cond?ci? -?nis f. | agreement, condition |
| conv?vium -i? n. | banquet, feast |
| foedus -a -um | foul |
| fruor fru? fr?ctus sum | enjoy the produce of, profit by, use (+ abl.) |
| num | interrogative particle implying negative answer |
| albus -a -um | white |
| damnum -? n. | damage, injury |
| fr?ctus -?s m. | fruit, crops; enjoyment, delight |
| c?nse? c?ns?re c?nsu? c?nsum | assess, rate; think, decide |
| pr?d? pr?dere pr?did? pr?ditum | publish, hand down; give over, betray |
| pr?p?n? -p?nere -posu? -positum | put forth, propose, present |
| ?nstitu? -stituere -stitu? -stit?tum: | undertake; equip |
| item | likewise |
| magister magistr? m. | master, chief |
| stella -ae f. | star |
| ?d?c? -d?cere -d?x? -ductum | lead forth |
| fr?mentum -? n. | grain |
| suscipi? -cipere -c?p? ceptum | take up |
| quasi | as if |
| sacerd?s -d?tis m./f. | priest, priestess |
| v?c?nus -a -um | neighboring, near |
| cave? cav?re c?v? cautum | be on guard, beware |
| ?lig? ?ligere ?l?g? ?l?ctum | pick out, select |
| familia -ae f. | household, family |
| paene | almost |
| praecipi? -cipere -c?p? -ceptum | anticipate, advise, warn |
| s?nus -a -um | sound, sane |
| potis -e | powerful, able |
| pr?ncipium -? n. | beginning |
| sepulcrum -? n. | place of burial, tomb, grave |
| mort?lis -e | liable to death, mortal |
| epistula -ae f. | letter |
| inim?cus -a -um: | unfriendly |
| interrog? -?re | put a question to, ask (+ acc.) |
| c?nsu?t?do -inis f. | custom, habit |
| ill?c | to that place |
| d?gnit?s -?tis f. | worth, reputation, honor |
| fug? -?re | put to flight |
| affici? -ficere -f?c? -fectum | affect, visit with (+ abl.) |
| adhibe? -hib?re -hibu? -hibitum | apply |
| caelestis -e | from or of heaven; caelest?s, the gods |
| mulier -eris f. | woman |
| d?vus -a -um | divine, godlike |
| arbitror arbitr?r? arbitr?tus sum | consider, think |
| poste? | afterwards |
| aed?s -is f. | building; (pl.) house |
| f?bula -ae f. | account, tale, story |
| celeriter | quickly |
| pl?rus- pl?ra- pl?rumque | the greater part, very many, most, the majority |
| qui?sc? qui?scere qui?v? qui?tum | keep quiet; sleep |
| quoti?ns | how many times? |
| scientia -ae f. | knowledge |
| c?nfiteor c?nfit?r? c?nfessus sum | admit (a fact), confess (a crime); reveal, disclose |
| d?lig? -ligere -l?x? -l?ctum | choose, cherish, love |
| pl?rumque | generally |
| dormi? -?re | sleep |
| volucris -is f./m. | bird |
| volucer -cris -cre | flying |
| cre? -?re | produce, create; elect, choose |
| fid?lis -e | faithful |
| indic? -?re | point out, show, make known |
| hodi? | today |
| discipl?na -ae f. | training, instruction; learning, discipline |
| v?r? | truly |
| aegr? | with difficulty |
| fore | #NAME? |
| advert? -vertere -vert? -versum | turn towards |
| adveni? -?re -v?n? -ventum | come to, arrive at |
| pend? pendere pepend? p?nsum | weigh, hang, suspend; pay |
| stude? -?re -u? | be eager, be zealous, care for (+ dat.) |
| ascend? -ere -scend? -sc?nsum | climb up, ascend |
| vulg? | commonly |
| breviter | briefly |
| fors fortis f. | chance |
| f?l?citer | luckily |
| revert? -vertere -vert? | turn back |
| ?d?c? -d?cere -d?x? -dictum | declare |
| mundus -a -um | clean, neat, elegant |
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