| A | B |
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| nihil | nothing (noun) |
| fAma, fAmae | rumor, report; fame, reputation (f.) |
| fOrma, fOrmae | form, shape; beauty (f.) |
| fortUna, fortUnae | fortune, luck (f.) |
| Ira, Irae | ire, anger (f.) |
| nauta, nautae | sailor (m.) |
| patria, patriae | fatherland, native land, (one's) country (f.) |
| pecUnia, -ae | money (f.) |
| philosophia, -ae | philosophy (f.) |
| poena, -ae | penalty, punishment (f.) |
| poenAs dare | to pay the penalty (idiom) |
| poEta, -ae | poet (m.) |
| porta, -ae | gate, entrance (f.) |
| puella, -ae | girl (f.) |
| rosa, -ae | rose (f.) |
| sententia, -ae | feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence (f.) |
| vIta, -ae | life; mode of life (f.) |
| ager, agrI | field, farm (m.) |
| agricola, -ae | farmer (m.) |
| amIca, -ae (f.) amicus, amicI (m.) | friend |
| fEmina, -ae | woman (f.) |
| fIlia, -ae (fIliAbus, dat. & abl. pl.) | daughter (f.) |
| fIlius, fIliI (filius, filii) | son (m.) |
| numerus, -I | number (m.) |
| populus, -I | the people, a people, a nation (m.) |
| puer, puerI | boy (m.); pl. boys, children |
| sapientia, -ae | wisdom (f.) |
| vir, virI | man, hero (m.) |
| bAsium, bAsiI | kiss (n.) |
| bellum, -I | war (n.) |
| cOnsilium, -iI | plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgement, wisdom (n.) |
| cUra, -ae | care, attention, caution, anxiety (f.) |
| dOnum, -I | gift, present (n.) |
| exitium, -iI | destruction, ruin (n.) |
| hUmAnus, -a, -um | pertaining to man, human, humane, kind, refined, cultivated |
| magister, magistrI (m.) magistra, -ae (f.) | schoolmaster or schoolmistress, teacher, master or mistress |
| mora, -ae | delay (f.) |
| nihil | nothing (n.) indeclinable |
| oculus, -I | eye (m.) |
| officium, -iI | duty, service (n.) |
| Otium, -iI | leisure, peace (n.) |
| perIculum, -I | danger, risk (n.) |
| remedium, -iI | cure, remedy |
| stultus, -I | a fool (m.) |
| adulEscentia, -ae | youth, young manhood, youthfulness (f.) |
| animus, -I | soul, spirit, mind (m.) |
| animI, -Orum | high spirits, pride, courage (m.) |
| caelum, -I | sky, heaven (n.) |
| culpa, -ae | fault, blame (f.) |
| glOria, -ae | glory, fame (f.) |
| verbum, -I | word (n.) |
| satis | enough, sufficient (indecl. noun, adj., & adv.) |
| dea, -ae (deAbus, dat. & abl. pl.) | goddess (f.) |
| deus, -I (deus-voc. sg., dI-nom. pl., dIs-dat.&abl. pl.) | god (m.) |
| discipula, -ae (f.) discipulus, -I (m.) | learner, pupil, student |
| Insidiae, -Arum | ambush, plot, treachery (f. pl.) |
| liber, librI | book (m) |
| tyrannus, -I | absolute ruler, tyrant (m.) |
| vitium, -iI | fault, crime, vice (n.) |
| Graecus, -a, -um | Greek |
| Graecus, -I | a Greek (m.) |
| amor, amoris | love (m.) |
| carmen, carminis | song, poem (n.) |
| cIvitAs, cIvitAtis | state, citizenship (f.) |
| corpus, corporis | body (n.) |
| homO, hominis | human being, man (m.) |
| labor, labOris | labor, work, toil; a work, production (m.) |
| littera, -ae | a letter of the alphabet (f.) |
| litterae, -Arum | a letter, literature (f. pl.) |
| mOs, mOris | habit, custom, manner (m.) |
| mOrEs, mOrum | habits, character (m. pl.) |
| nOmen, nOminis | name (n.) |
| pAx, pAcis | peace (f.) |
| rEgIna, -ae | queen (f.) |
| rEx, rEgis | king (m.) |
| tempus, temporis | time; occasion, opportunity (n.) |
| terra, -ae | earth, ground, land, country (f.) |
| uxor, uxOris | wife (f.) |
| virgO, virginis | maiden, virgin (f.) |
| CicerO, CicerOnis | Cicero (m.) |
| cOpia, -ae | abundance, supply (f.) |
| cOpiae, -Arum | supplies, troops, forces (f. pl.) |
| frAter, frAtris | brother (m.) |
| laus, laudis | praise, glory, fame (f.) |
| lIbertAs, lIbertAtis (libertas) | liberty (f.) |
| ratiO, ratiOnis | reckoning, account; reason, judgment, consideration; system; manner, method (f.) |
| scrIptor, scrIptOris | writer, author (m.) |
| soror, sorOris | sister (f.) |
| victOria, -ae | victory (f.) |
| dum | while, as long as, at the same time that (conj.); until (+ subjunctive) |
| locus, -I | place; passage in literature (m.) |
| loca, -Orum | places, region (n. pl.) |
| locI, -Orum | passages in literature (m. pl.) |
| morbus, -I | disease, sickness (m.) |
| studium, -iI | eagerness, zeal, pursuit, study (n.) |
| amIcitia, -ae | friendship (f.) |
| cupiditAs, cupiditAtis | desire, longing, passion, cupidity, avarice (f.) |
| hOra, -ae | hour, time (f.) |
| nAtUra, -ae | nature (f.) |
| senectUs, senectUtis | old age (f.) |
| timor, timOris | fear (m.) |
| vEritAs, vEritAtis | truth (f.) |
| via, -ae | way, road, street (f.) |
| voluptAs, voluptAtis | pleasure (f.) |
| aput, capitis | head; leader; beginning; life; heading; chapter (n.) |
| cOnsul, cOnsulis | consul (m.) |
| adulEscEns, adulEscentis | young man or woman (m. and f.) |
| annus, -I | year |
| Asia, -ae | Asia |
| Caesar, Caesaris | Caesar (m.) |
| mAter, mAtris | mother (f.) |
| medicus, -I (m.) medica, -ae (f.) | doctor, physician |
| pater, patris | father (m.) |
| patientia, -ae | suffering, patience, endurance (f.) |
| prIncipium, -iI | beginning (n.) |
| acerbus, -a, -um | harsh, bitter, grievous |
| dIvitiae, -Arum | riches, wealth (f. pl.) |
| factum, -I | deed, act, achievement (n.) |
| signum, -I | sign, signal, indication, seal (n.) |
| animal, animAlis | a living creature, animal (n.) |
| aqua, -ae | water (f.) |
| ars, artis | art, skill (f.) |
| auris, auris | ear (f.) |
| cIvis, cIvis | citizen (m. & f.) |
| iUs, iUris | right, justice, law (n.) |
| mare, maris | sea (n.) |
| mors, mortis | death (f.) |
| nUbEs, nUbis | cloud (f.) |
| Os, Oris | mouth, face (n.) |
| pars, partis | part, share; direction (f.) |
| ROma, -ae | Rome (f.) |
| turba, -ae | uproar, disturbance, mob, crowd, multitude (f.) |
| urbs, urbis | city (f.) |
| vIs, vIs | force, power, violence (f.) |
| vIrEs, vIrium | strength (f.pl.) |
| Italia, -ae | Italy (f.) |
| memoria, -ae | memory, recollection (f.) |
| tempestAs, tempestAtis | period of time, season; weather, storm (f.) |
| mIlia, mIlium (milia) | thousands (n. pl.) |
| aetAs, aetAtis | period of life, life, age, an age, time (f.) |
| audItor, audItoris | hearer, listener, member of an audience (m.) |
| clEmentia, -ae | mildness, gentleness, mercy (f.) |
| mEns, mentis | mind, thought, intention (f.) |
| satura, -ae | satire (f.) |
| libellus, -I | little book (m.) |
| flUmen, flUminis | river (n.) |
| genus, generis | origin, kind, sort, class (n.) |
| hostis, hostis | an enemy (m.) |
| hostEs, -ium | the enemy (m. pl.) |
| lUdus, -I (ludus) | game, sport; school (m.) |
| probitAs, probitAtis | uprightness, honesty (f.) |
| scientia, -ae | knowledge (f.) |
| argUmentum, -I | proof, evidence, argument (n.) |
| auctor, auctoris | increaser, author, originator (m.) |
| beneficium, -iI | benefit, kindness; favor (n.) |
| familia, -ae | household, family (f.) |
| Graecia, -ae | Greece (f.) |
| iUdex, iUdicis | judge, juror (m.) |
| iUdicium, -iI | judgement, decision, opinion; trial (n.) |
| scelus, sceleris | evil deed, crime, sin, wickedness (n.) |
| coniUrAtI, -Orum | conspirators (m. pl.) |
| cornU, cornUs | horn (n.) |
| frUctus, frUctUs | fruit, profit, benefit, enjoyment (m.) |
| genU, genUs | knee (n.) |
| manus, manUs | hand, band; handwriting (f.) |
| metus, -Us | fear, dread, anxiety (m.) |
| mOns, montis | mountain (m.) |
| senAtus, -Us | senate (m.) |
| sEnsus, -Us | feeling, sense (m.) |
| servitUs, servitUtis | servitude, slavery (f.) |
| spIritus, -Us | breath, breathing; spirit, soul (m.) |
| versus, -Us | line of verse (m.) |
| commUnis, commUne | common, general, of/for the community |
| dexter, dextra, dextrum | right, right-hand |
| sinister, sinistra, sinistrum | left, left-hand; harmful, ill-omened |
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