| A | B |
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| 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 |
| casa, -ae | house, cottage, hut (f.) |
| causa, -ae | cause, reason; case, situation (f.) |
| fenestra, -ae | window (f.) |
| fInis, fInis (finis) | end, limit, boundary, purpose (m.) |
| fInEs, -ium (fines) | boundaries, territory (m. pl.) |
| gEns, gentis | clan, race, nation, people (f.) |
| mundus, -I | world, universe (m.) |
| nAvis, nAvis | ship, boat (f.) |
| salUs, salUtis | health, safety; greeting (f.) |
| TrOia, -ae | Troy (f.) |
| vIcInus, -I (m.) vIcIna, -ae (f.) | neighbor |
| vulgus, -I | the common people, mob, rabble (n., sometimes m.) |
| diEs, diEI | day (m.) |
| ferrum, -I | iron; sword (n.) |
| fidEs, fideI | faith, trust, trustworthiness, fidelity, promise, guarantee, protection (n.) |
| ignis, ignis | fire (m.) |
| modus, -I | measure, bound, limit; manner, method, mode, way (m.) |
| rEs, reI | thing, matter, business, affair (f.) |
| rEs pUblica, reI pUblicae | state, commonwealth, republic (f.) |
| spEs, speI | hope (f.) |
| arx, arcis | citadel, stronghold (f.) |
| dux, ducis | leader, guide; commander, general (m.) |
| equus, -I | horse (m.) |
| hasta, -ae | spear (f.) |
| Insula, -ae | island (f.) |
| lItus, lItoris (litus) | shore, coast (n.) |
| mIles, mIlitis (miles) | soldier (m.) |
| OrAtor, OrAtOris | orator, speaker (m.) |
| sacerdOs, sacerdOtis | priest (m.) |
| CarthAgO, CarthAginis | Carthage (f.) |
| fAbula, -ae | story, tale; play (f.) |
| imperAtor, imperAtOris | general, commander-in-chief, emperor (m.) |
| imperium, -iI | power to command, supreme power, authority, command, control (n.) |
| perfugium, -iI | refuge, shelter (n.) |
| servus, -I (m.) serva, -ae (f.) | slave |
| sOlAcium, -iI (solacium) | comfort, relief (n.) |
| vulnus, vulneris | wound (n.) |
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