| A | B |
|---|
| quantus, -a, -um | how large, how great, how much |
| rIdiculus, -a, -um | laughable, ridiculous |
| vIvus, -a, -um | alive, living |
| dIves (gen. dIvitis or dItis) | rich |
| pAr (gen. paris) | equal, like (+dative) |
| pauper (gen. pauperis) | of small means, poor |
| candidus, -a, -um | shining, bright, white; beautiful |
| merus, -a, -um | pure, undiluted |
| suAvis, suAve | sweet |
| tAlis, tAle | such, of such a sort |
| fUrtim | stealthily, secretly (adv.) |
| mox | soon (adv.) |
| prImO | at first, at the beginning (adv.) |
| repente | suddenly (adv.) |
| unde | whence, from what OR which place, from which, from whom (adv.) |
| utrum . . . an | whether . . . or (adv. and conj.) |
| semel | a single time, once, once and for all, simultaneously (adv.) |
| Usque | all the way, up (to), even (to), continuously, always (adv.) |
| longE | far (adv.) |
| lIberE (libere) | freely (adv.) |
| pulchrE | beautifully (adv.) |
| fortiter | bravely (adv.) |
| celeriter | quickly (adv.) |
| Acriter | keenly (adv.) |
| fElIciter (feliciter) | happily (adv.) |
| sapienter | wisely (adv.) |
| facile | easily (adv.) |
| bene | well (adv.) |
| male | badly (adv.) |
| multum | much (adv.) |
| magnopere | greatly (adv.) |
| parum | little, not very [much] (adv.) |
| diU | for a long time |
| subitO | suddenly (adv.) |
| cum | when, since, although (conj.+subj.); when (conj.+indic.) |
| dummodo | provided that, so long as (conj.+subj.) |
| -ve | or (conj. - suffixed to a word = aut before the word) |
| heu | ah!, alas! (interj.) |
| vae | alas, woe to (interj., often + dat.) |
| honor, honOris | honor, esteem; public office (m.) |
| cEterI, -ae, -a (pl.) | the remaining, the rest, the other, all the others |
| as, assis | an "as" (small copper coin - m.) |
| auxiliium, -iI | aid, help (n.) |
| digitus, -I | finger, toe (m.) |
| elephantus, -I | elephant (m. & f.) |
| exsilium, -iI | exile, banishment (n.) |
| invidia, -ae | envy, jealousy, hatred (f.) |
| rUmor, rUmOris | rumor, gossip (m.) |
| vInum, -I | wine (n.) |
| mediocris, mediocre | ordinary, moderate, mediocre |
| custOdia, -ae | protection, custody; (pl.) guards (f.) |
| exercitus,-Us | army (m.) |
| paupertAs, paupertAtis | poverty, humble circumstances (f.) |
| initium, -iI | beginning, commencement (n.) |
| ops, opis | help, aid (f.) |
| opEs, opum | power, resources, wealth (f. pl.) |
| philosophus, -I (m.) philosopha, -ae (f.) | philosopher |
| plEbs, plEbis | the common people, populace, plebeians (f.) |
| sAl, salis | salt; wit (m.) |
| speculum, -I | mirror (n.) |
| anima, -ae | soul, spirit (f.) |
| remissiO, remissiOnis | letting go, release; relaxation (f.) |
| vOx, vOcis | voice, word (f.) |
| adversus, -a, -um | opposite, adverse |
| apud | among, in the presence of, at the house of (prep.+acc.) |
| quis, quid (after sI, nisi, nE, num) | anyone, anything, someone, something (indef. pron.) |
| bibO, bibere, bibI | to drink |
| cognOscO, -nOscere, -nOvI, -nitum | to become acquanted with, learn, recognize; (in perfect tenses - know) |
| comprehendO, -hendere, -hendI, -hEnsum | to grasp, seize, arrest; comprehend, understand |
| cOnsUmO, -sUmere, -sUmpsI, -sUmptum | to consume, use up |
| dubitO (1) | to doubt, hesitate |
| expOnO, -pOnere, -posuI, -positum | to set forth, explain, expose |
| minuO, minuere, minuI, minUtum | to lessen, diminish |
| rogO (1) | to ask |
| doleO, dolEre, doluI, dolitUrum | to grieve, suffer, hurt, give pain |
| dormiO, dormIre, dormIvI, dormItum | to sleep |
| ferO, ferre, tulI, lAtum (tuli, latum) | to bear, carry, bring; suffer, endure, tolerate; say, report |
| adferO, adferre, attulI, allAtum (attuli) | to bring to |
| cOnferO, cOnferre, contulI, collAtum (contuli) | to bring together, compare; confer, bestow |
| sE cOnferre | betake oneself, go |
| offerO, offerre, obtulI, oblAtum (obtuli) | to offer |
| referO, referre, rettulI, relAtum (rettuli) | to carry back, bring back; repeat, answer, report |
| invideO, -vidEre, -vIdI, -vIsum | to be envious (+dat.); to look at with envy, envy, be jealous of |
| occidO, -cidere, -cidI, - cAsum (cidi) | to fall down; die; set |
| mAlO, mAlle, mAluI (malui) | to want (something) more, instead; prefer |
| nOlO, nOlle, nOluI (nolui) | to not . . . wish, be unwilling |
| pateO, patEre, patuI (patui) | to be open, lie open, be accessible, be evident |
| praebeO, -bEre, -buI, -bitum (-bui) | to offer, provide |
| prOmittO, -mittere, -mIsI, -missum | to send forth; promise |
| volO, velle, voluI (volui) | to wish, want, be willing, will |
| recUsO (1) | to refuse |
| trAdO, -dere,-didI, -ditum (trAns+dO) | to give over, surrender; hand down, transmit, teach |
| arbitror, arbitrArI, arbitrAtus sum | to judge, think |
| cOnor, cOnArI, cOnAtus sum | to try, attempt |
| crEscO, crEscere, crEvI, crEtum | to increase |
| Egredior, EgredI, Egressus sum | to go out |
| fateor, fatErI, fassus sum | to confess, admit |
| hortor, hortArI, hortAtus sum | to encourage, urge |
| loquor, loquI, locUtus sum (loqui) | to say, speak, tell |
| mOlior, mOlIrI, mOlItus sum (moliri, molitus sum) | to work at, build, undertake, plan |
| morior, morI, mortuus sum | to die (fut. act. part. moriturus) |
| nAscor, nAscI, nAtus sum | to be born; spring forth, arise |
| patior, patI, passus sum | to suffer, endure, permit |
| proficIscor, -ficIscI, -fectus sum | to set out, start |
| sedeO, sedEre, sEdI, sessum | to sit |
| sequor, sequI, secUtus sum | to follow |
| rUsticor, rUsticArI, rUsticAtus sum | to live in the country |
| spectO (1) | to look at, see |
| Utor, UtI, Usus sum | to use; enjoy, experience (+ abl.) |
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