| A | B |
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| crEdO, crEdere, crEdidI, crEditum (+dative) | entrust to; trust, believe |
| ignOscO, -nOscere, -nOvI, -nOtum (+dative) | grant pardon to; pardon, forgive |
| imperO (1) (+dative) | give orders to; command |
| noceO, nocEre, nocuI, nocitum (+dative) | do harm to; harm |
| nUbO, nUbere, nUpsI, nUptum (+dative) | be married to; marry, (without dative) to cover, veil |
| parcO, parcere, pepercI, parsUrum (+dative) | be lenient to; spare |
| pAreO, pArEre, pAruI (+dative) | be obedient to; obey |
| persuAdeO, -suAdEre, -suAsI, -suAsum (+dative) | make sweet to; persuade |
| placeO, placEre, placuI, placitum (+dative) | be pleasing to; please |
| serviO, servIre, servIvI, servItum (+dative) | be a slave to; serve |
| studeO, studEre, studuI (+dative) | direct one's zeal to; be eager for, study |
| aestAs, aestAtis | summer (f.) |
| aestus, -Us | heat (m.) |
| aestuAre | to be hot, seethe, boil |
| iAnua, -ae | door (f.) |
| pectus, pectoris | breast, heart (n.) |
| praemium, -iI | reward, prize (n.) |
| IrAtus, -a, -um | angry |
| antepOnO, -pOnere, -posuI, -positum | to put before, prefer |
| foveO, fovEre, fOvI, fOtum | to comfort, nurture, cherish |
| sapiO, sapere, sapIvI | to have good taste; have good sense, be wise |
| subrIdeO, -rIdEre, -rIsI, -rIsum | to smile (down) upon |
| cupIdO, cupIdinis | desire, passion (f.) |
| lEctor, lEctOris (m.) lEctrIx, lEctrIcis (f.) | reader |
| vinculum, -I | bond, chain, fetter (n.) |
| cOtIdiE | daily, every day (adv.) |
| fortasse | perhaps (adv.) |
| accEdO, -cEdere, -cessI, -cessum | to come (to), approach |
| carpO, carpere, carpsI, carptum | to harvest, pluck, seize |
| cOgO, cOgere, coEgI, coActum (cum + agO) | to drive OR bring together, force, compel |
| contemnO, -temnere, -tempsI, -temptum | to despise, scorn |
| contundO, -tundere, -tudI, -tUsum | to beat, crush, bruise, destroy |
| cUrO (1) | to care for, attend to; heal, cure; take care |
| dEcernO, -cernere, -crEvI, -crEtum | to decide, settle, decree |
| exigO, -igere, -EgI, -Actum (ex + agO) | to drive out, force out, exact; drive through, complete, perfect |
| fIO, fierI, factus sum | to occur, happen, become; be made, be done |
| oblectO (1) | to please, amuse, delight; pass time pleasantly |
| OrO (1) | to speak, plead; beg, beseech, entreat |
| recreO (1) | to restore, revive; refresh, cheer |
| requIrO, -quIrere, -quIsIvI, -quIsItum | to seek, ask for, miss, need, require |
| serEnO (1) | to make clear, brighten; cheer up, soothe |
| AthEnae, -Arum | Athens (f.pl.) |
| domus, -Us (-I) | house, home (f.) |
| humus, -I | ground, earth, soil (f.) |
| domI | at home |
| domum | (to) home |
| domO | from home |
| iter, itineris | road, route, journey (n.) |
| rUs, rUris | the country, countryside (n.) |
| SyrAcUsae, -Arum | Syracuse (f.pl.) |
| absEns (gen. absentis) | absent, away |
| grAtus, -a, -um | pleasing, agreeable; grateful |
| idOneus, -a, -um | suitable, fit, appropriate |
| immOtus, -a, -um | unmoved, unchanged, unrelenting |
| forIs | out of doors, outside (adv.) |
| eO, Ire, iI, itum | to go |
| abeO, -Ire, -iI, -itum | to go away, depart |
| adeO, -Ire, -iI, -itum | to go to, approach |
| exeO, -Ire, -iI, -itum | to go out, exit |
| ineO, -Ire, -iI, -itum | to go in, enter |
| obeO, -Ire, -iI, -itum | to go up against, meet; die |
| pereO, -Ire, -iI, -itum | to pass away; be destroyed, perish |
| redeO, -Ire, -iI, -itum | to go back, return |
| interficiO, -ficere, -fEcI, -fectum | to kill, murder |
| licet, licEre, licuit | it is permitted, one may (impersonal pg 264) |
| licet tibi abIre | you may leave |
| peregrInor, peregrInArI, peregrInAtus sum | to travel abroad, wander |
| requiEscO, -quiEscere, -quiEvI, -quiEtum | to rest |
| soleO, solEre, solitus sum | to be accustomed |
| arbor, arboris | tree |
| dignitAs, dignitAtis | merit, prestige, dignity (f.) |
| dolor, dolOris | pain, grief (m.) |
| odium, -iI | hatred (n.) |
| opus, operis | a work, task; deed, accomplishment (n.) |
| OrAtiO, OrAtiOnis | speech (f.) |
| pEs, pedis | lower leg, foot (m.) |
| sator, satOris | sower, planter; begetter, father; founder (m.) |
| fIrmus, -a, -um | firm, strong, reliable |
| InfIrmus, -a, -um | not strong, weak, feeble |
| mIrAbilis, mIrAbile | amazing, wondrous, remarkable |
| pristinus, -a, -um | ancient; former, previous |
| sublImis, sublIme (sublimis, sublime) | elevated, lofty; heroic, noble |
| etsI | even if (conj. with ind. or subj. according to rules for sI) |
| ergA | toward (prep.+acc.) |
| libenter | with pleasure, gladly (adv.) |
| impediO, -pedIre, -pedIvI, -pedItum | to impede, hinder, prevent |
| metuO, metuere, metuI | to fear, dread |
| queror, querI, questus sum | to complain, lament |
| recognOscO, -nOscere, -nOvI, -nitum | to recognize, recollect |
| suspendO, -pendere, -pendI, -pensum | to hang up, suspend; interrupt |
| vEndO, vEndere, vEndidI, vEnditum | to sell |
| aedificium, -iI | building, structure (n.) |
| iniUria, -ae | injustice, injury, wrong (f.) |
| mulier, mulieris | woman (f.) |
| trAnsitus, -Us | passing over, transit, transition (m.) |
| ventus, -i | wind (m.) |
| cupidus, -a, -um | desirous, eager, fond; (+ gen.), desirous of, eager for |
| lIberAlis, lIberAle (liberalis, liberale) | of, relating to a free person; worthy of a free man, decent, liberal; generous |
| necesse | necessary, inevitable (indecl. adj. used as nom. or acc.) |
| vetus (gen. veteris) | old |
| quasi | as if, as it were (adv. or conj.) |
| ambulO (1) | to walk |
| experior, -perIrI, -pertus sum | to try, test, experience |
| libO (1) | to pour a libation of, on; to pour ritually; to sip, touch gently |
| oportet, oportEre, oportuit | it is proper, right, necessary |
| oppugnO (1) | to fight against, attack, assault, assail |
| OrnO (1) | to equip, furnish, adorn |
| pernoctO (1) | to spend or occupy the night |
| trAnseO, -Ire, -iI, -itum | to go across, cross; pass over, ignore |
| aes, aeris | bronze (n.) |
| dominus, -I | master (of a household), lord (m.) |
| domina, -ae | mistress (of a household), lady (f.) |
| lacrima, -ae | tear (f.) |
| mEta, -ae | turning post, goal; limit (f.) |
| monumentum, -I | monument (n.) |
| nAsus, -I | nose (m.) |
| saxum, -I | rock, stone (n.) |
| vultus, -Us | countenance, face (m.) |
| iUstus, -a, -um | just, right |
| tot | so many (indecl. adj.) |
| praeter | besides, except; beyond, past (prep.+ acc.) |
| nOnne | interrog. adv. which introduces questions expecting the answer "yes." |
| num | interrog. adv.:(1) introduces direct questions which expect the answer "no"; (2) introduces indirect questions and means "whether." |
| omnInO | wholly, entirely, altogether (adv.) |
| postrEmum | after all, finally; for the last time (adv.) |
| quIn | indeed, in fact (adv.) |
| explicO (1) | to unfold, explain; spread out, deploy |
| fatIgO (1) | to weary, tire out |
| for, fArI, fAtus sum | to speak (prophetically), talk, foretell |
| opInor, opInArI, opInAtus sum | to suppose |
| reperiO, reperIre, repperI, repertum | to find, discover, learn, get |
| vereor, verErI, veritus sum | to show reverence for, respect; be afraid of, fear |
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