| A | B |
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| aestAs, aestAtis | summer (f.) |
| aestus, -Us | heat (m.) |
| iAnua, -ae | door (f.) |
| pectus, pectoris | breast, heart (n.) |
| praemium, -iI | reward, prize (n.) |
| cupIdO, cupIdinis | desire, passion (f.) |
| lEctor, lEctOris (m.) lEctrIx, lEctrIcis (f.) | reader |
| vinculum, -I | bond, chain, fetter (n.) |
| 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.) |
| 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.) |
| 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.) |
| 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.) |
| 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 |
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