| A | B |
|---|
| anxietās (anxietātis - f.) | worry; anxiety |
| cēna (cēnae - f.) | dinner; meal |
| clāmor (clāmōris - m.) | shouting; outcry |
| cōpia (cōpiae - f.) | abundance; plenty |
| daps (dapis - f.) | feast; meal |
| fel (fellis - n.) | gall; bile |
| hospes (hospitis - m.) | host; guest; visitor |
| inopia (inopiae - f.) | lack; poverty |
| lautitia (lautitiae - f.) | luxurious lifestyle; elegance |
| mel (mellis - n.) | honey |
| penum (penī - n.) | provisions; food |
| rūs (rūris - n.) | countryside; farm |
| dīves (dīvitis.) | rich; wealthy |
| insolitus - insolita - insolitum | unusual; unaccustomed |
| quotīdiānus - quotīdiāna - quotīdiānum | daily; each day’s |
| sēcūrus - sēcūra - sēcūrum | safe; untroubled |
| urbānus - urbāna - urbānum | urban; city |
| attonō (attonāre) - attonuī - attonitus | daze; strike with lightning |
| damnō (damnāre) | find guilty; condemn |
| deambulō (deambulāre) | go for a walk; walk around |
| dēprōmō (dēprōmere) | fetch; bring out |
| epulor (epulārī) | feast; dine lavishly |
| expleō (explēre) | satisfy; fulfill |
| intellegō (intellegere); intellexī; intellectus | understand; realize |
| invītō (invītāre) | invite |
| laudō (laudāre) | praise |
| mālō (mālō) | prefer; want more |
| ad | to; towards |
| cum | when; since; because; with |
| dīcō (dīcere) - dixī - dictus | say |
| dūcō (dūcere) - dūxī - ductus | lead; bring |
| sum (esse) - fuī | be |
| habeō (habēre) - habuī - habitus | have |
| in | in; into |
| inter | between; among; during |
| meus - mea - meum | my; mine |
| mūs (mūris - m/f.) | mouse |
| omnis - omne (omnis) | all; every |
| perīculum (perīculī - n.) | danger; hazard; trial |
| plūs | more |
| quam | how; how much; as; than |
| quī - quae - quod (cūius) | which; that |
| rūsticus (rūsticī - m.) | peasant; countryman |
| cum | when; since; because; with |
| sē | himself; herself; itself |
| tantus - tanta - tantum | of such size; so great |
| tuus - tua - tuum | yours (singular) |
| urbs (urbis - f.) | city |
| ut | as; so; so that |
| videō (vidēre) - vīdī - vīsus | see |
| -que | and (enclitic) |
