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| tot | so many |
| contra | against |
| ostendo | I show |
| ostendere | to show |
| ostendi | I showed |
| ostentus | having been shown |
| tollo | I lift |
| tollere | to lift |
| sustuli | I lifted |
| sublatus | having been lifted |
| consisto | I stop |
| consistere | to stop |
| constiti | I stopped |
| furor | frenzy |
| furoris | of frenzy |
| acriter | fiercely |
| alias | at another time |
| nolo | I do not want |
| nolle | to be unwilling |
| nolui | I have not wanted |
| volo | i want |
| velle | to want |
| volui | I wanted |
| quasi | as if |
| admiror | I wonder at |
| admirari | to wonder at |
| admiratus sum | I wondered at |
| clementer | in a kindly manner |
| mutuus | mutual (m) |
| mutua | mutual (f) |
| mutuum | mutual (n) |
| crudelitas | cruelty |
| crudelitatis | of cruelty |
| lambo | I lick |
| lambere | to lick |
| lambi | I licked |
| cogo | I force |
| cogere | to force |
| coegi | I forced |
| coactus | having been forced |
| doleo | I am sorry |
| dolere | to be sorry |
| dolui | I was sorry |
| doliturus | going to be sorry |
| claudus | lame (m) |
| clauda | lame (f) |
| claudum | lame (n) |
| lateo | I lie in hiding |
| latere | to lie in hiding |
| latui | I lay in hiding |
| mitis | gentle (m,f) |
| mite | gentle (n) |
| sol | sun |
| solis | of sun |
| avis | bird |
| adeo | so much, to such an extent |
| nuper | recently |
| lucet | it is light |
| lucere | to be light |
| luxit | it was light |
| gens | family |
| gentis | of the family |
| similis | similar to (masc and fem) |
| simile | similar to (neut) |
| iuvenis | young man |
| ita/sic | thus, in such a way, in this way |
| talis | such (m f) |
| tam | so (adverb) |
| tantus | so great (m) |
| tanta | so great (f) |
| tantum (adj) | so great (n) |
| tantum (adv) | so much |
| tot | so many |
| purus-a-um | spotless |
| sumere | to assume |
| invitaverat ut | he had invited (them) to |
| limen, liminis n. | threshold, doorway |
| si quis | if anyone |
| nonnulli -ae -a | some |
| oro -are -avi -atus | beg |
| ne se dimitteret | not to send away |
| impero -are -avi -atus +dat. | to order |
| Lares, Larum m. pl. | household gods |
| familiaris -is -e | belonging to the family/household |
| praecipio -ere praecepi praeceptus + dat. | to instruct, order |
| dimitto -ere dimisi dimissus | to send away |
| necesse est | it is necessary |
| licet, licere, licuit, + dat | it is allowed |
| placeo, placere, placui + dat. | to please |
| decet, decere, decuit | it is becoming, fitting, should |
| oportet, oportere, oportuit | it is fitting, ought |
| taedet, taedere, taesum est | it bores, makes one (acc) tired of something(gen) |
| mos, moris, m. | custom, pl. character |
| posterus -a -um | following |
| caterva ae f. | crowd |
| potius quam | rather than |
| fides, fidei f. | good faith, reliability, trust |
| ingenium, -i n. | intelligence, ingenuity |
| consultum -i n. | decree |
| vitta | ribbon |
| dextrae | of the right hand |
| ara | altar |
| arae | of the altar |
| auspex | augur |
| auspicis | of the augur |
| maritus | husband |
| mariti | of the husband |
| myrtus | myrtle |
| myrti | of myrtle |
| laurus | bay tree |
| lauri | of laurel |
| rite | properly |
| iungo | I join |
| iungere | to connect |
| iunxi | I joined |
| iunctus | having been connected |
| carus | dear (m) |
| cara | dear (f) |
| carum | dear (n) |
| nova nupta | bride |
| novae nuptae | of the bride |
| orno | I decorate |
| ornare | to adorn |
| ornavi | I have adorned |
| ornatus | having been decorated |
| dextra | right hand |
| vittae | of ribbon |
| hortor | I urge |
| ploratus | having been lamented |
| hortatus sum | I have urged |
| levis | smoth (m,f) |
| leve | smooth (n) |
| coxa | hipbone |
| coxae | of the hipbone |
| febris | fever, of fever |
| febrium | of fevers |
| morbus | illness |
| morbi | of illness |
| funebris | funeral (m,f) |
| funebre | funeral (n) |
| frango | I break |
| frangere | to break |
| fregi | I have broken |
| fractus | having been broken |
| scindo | I cut, split, carve, or tear |
| scindere | to cut |
| scidi | I have cut |
| scissus | having been cut |
| solvo | I loosen |
| solvere | to loosen |
| solvi | I loosened |
| solutus | having been loosened |
| ploro | I lament |
| plorare | to mourn |
| ploravi | I have mourned |
| hortari | to urge, encourage |
| consul, consulis m. | consul |
| condo | I establish |
| condere | to establish |
| condidi | I have established |
| conditus | having been established |
| nonus -a -um | ninth |
| ingenium, -i n. | intelligence, ingenuity, character |
| fere, adv. | almost |
| vinco | I conquer |
| vincere | to conquer |
| vici | I have conquered |
| victus | having been conquered |
| genus, generis n. | race, class, family |
| clarus –a –um | well-known, distinguished |
| carcer, carceris m. | prison |
| proelium –i n. | battle |
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