| A | B |
|---|
| forte | by chance |
| nactus/a/um | seizing upon |
| miliae/arum | mile marker |
| tanquam | as (if); as though |
| proficiscor/-sci/profectus sum | set out |
| gallicinia/ae | cock's crow |
| monimentum/i | tombs; memorials |
| stela/ae | gravestone; inscribed column |
| cantabundus/a/um | singing |
| respicio/ere/respexi | look back |
| exuo/ere/exui | take off; strip; unclothe |
| secundum (+acc) | along; according to |
| circummingo/ere/minxi | water around |
| fio/fieri/factus sum | be made; become |
| iocor/iocari (deponent verb) | to joke |
| quod | as; why |
| ululo (1) | howl |
| accedo/ere/accessi | go towards; approach |
| lapideus/a/um | of stone; stone |
| stringo/ere/strinxi/strictum | draw (a sword) |
| umbra/ae | shadow; ghost |
| caedo/ere/cecidi | cut down; cut to pieces;kill |
| donec | until |
| larva/ae | ghost; goblin |
| paene | almost; nearly |
| ebullio/ire | bubble out |
| sudor/oris | sweat |
| undo (1) | flood (from unda/ae -wave) |
| vix | scarcely |
| reficio/ere | recover |
| miror/mirari (deponent) | wonder; marvel at |
| sero | late |
| saltem | at least |
| pecus/pecoris (n) | flock |
| mordeo/mordere/momordi/morsum | bite (into); devour |
| lanius/i | butcher |
| derideo/ere/derisi | laugh |
| quamquam | although |
| collum/i | neck |
| traiecio/ere | pierce |
| operio/ire | cover, close; hide |
| amplius | more fully |
| caupo/cauponis | innkeeper |
| compilo (1) | plunder, rob |
| sanguis/is | blood |
| ut | (just) as, when |
| lectus/i | bed |
| bos/bovis | ox |
| versipellis/is | werewolf |
| gusto (1) | taste; enjoy |
| occido/ere | kill |
| tollo/ere/sustuli/sublatum | raise, lift (up); take away, remove; destroy |
| as/assis | an as; cent, penny |
| auxilium/i | help,aid |
| digitus/i | finger, toe |
| exsilium/i | exile, banishment |
| mediocris/e | (besides "mediocre") ordinary, moderate |
| apud | among; at the house of, at ___'s place; in the presence of |
| semel | once; a single time; once and for all |
| usque | all the way; up to; even to; continuously, always |
| doleo/ere | grieve, suffer, hurt |
| dolor/doloris | grief, pain |
| dormio/ire/dormivi/dormitum | sleep |
| cubitum eo/ire | to go to bed |
| somnus/i | sleep |
| somnium/i | dream |
| fero/ferre/tuli/latum | carry, bear, bring; suffer, endure, tolerate; say |
| adfero/adferre/attuli/allatum | bring to |
| confero/ere/contuli/conlatum | bring together; compare; confer, bestow |
| offero/offere/obtuli/oblatum | offer |
| refero/referre/retuli/relatum | bring/carry back; repeat, answer |
| invideo/ere/invid/invisum | envy; be envious/jealous of |
| occido/ere/occidi/occasum | fall down, die; set |
| conferre se | to go |
| occasus/us | a setting; the West; fall, destruction |
| occasu solis | at sunset |
| ortus/us | a rising; the East; origin, birth |
| ortu solis | at sunrise |
| interficio/ere | kill |
| bos/bovis | cow; ox |
| ingratus/a/um (+ DAT) | ungrateful |
| iniuria/ae | injury |
| quae cum ita sint | since these things are so |
| humerus/i | shoulder |
| lavo/lavare/lavi/lautum | wash; bath |
| anulus/i | ring (worn on the finger) |
| anus/us | ring, circle, anus |
