| A | B |
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| aquila | -ae, f., eagle |
| causa | -ae, f., cause, reason / causā (abl.sing.) + the gen.case = "for the sake of" |
| collis | collis, m., hill |
| consuetudo | -inis, f., custom, habit |
| controversia | -ae, f. argument |
| dens | dentis, m., tooth |
| factum | facti, n., deed, act |
| femina | -ae, f., woman |
| gratia | -ae, f., gratitude, favor, influence |
| homo | hominis, m., man, person |
| iudicium | -i, n., judgement, trial |
| latus | lateris, n., side |
| legatus | -i, m., envoy, lieutenant |
| legio | -onis, f., legion |
| lingua | ae, f., tongue, language |
| littera | -ae, f., letter (of the alphabet) / litterae -arum, f. pl., letter (as in an epistle), communication |
| materia | -ae, f., timber |
| mons | montis, m., mountain |
| negotium | -i, n., business, task |
| ordo | ordinis, m., order, rank |
| pes | pedis, m., foot |
| pedes | peditis, m., infantryman, footsoldier |
| pilum | -i, n., javelin |
| populus | -i, m., people |
| praemium | -i, n., reward, prize |
| praesidium | -i, n., protection, guard, garrison |
| qui | quae, quod, who,which, that |
| quis | quid, who, what |
| admiror | -ari, -atus sum, wonder at, admire |
| cito | citare, citavi, citatus, excite, rouse |
| conicio | -ere, -ieci, -iectus, hurl |
| consido | -ere, -sedi, -sessurus, sit down, encamp |
| exspecto | -are, -avi, -atus, wait (for) |
| instituo | -ere, -stitui, -stitutus, establish, decide |
| intermitto | -ere, -misi, -missus, stop, discontinue |
| iudico | -are, -avi, -atus, judge, decide |
| iuro | -are, -avi, -atus, swear |
| miror | -ari, miratus sum, wonder at |
| morior | mori, mortuus sum, die |
| moror | -ari, moratus sum, delay, stay |
| nescio | -ire, -ivi, not know |
| nolo | nolle, nolui, not want, be unwilling |
| opprimo | -ere, -pressi, -pressus, crush, subdue |
| ostendo | -ere, -di, -tus, show, display |
| pateo | -ere, -ui, lie open, extend |
| permitto | -mittere, -misi, -missus, allow, entrust |
| perterreo | -ere, -ui, -itus, terrify |
| pertineo | -ere, -tinui, reach, extend, pertain |
| peto | petere, petivi, petitus, seek, ask |
| respondeo | -ere, -spondi, -sponsus, reply, answer |
| antequam | before |
| aut | or / aut . . . aut = either . . . or |
| circum | + acc., around |
| felix | felicis, happy, fortunate |
| finitimus | -a, -um, neighboring |
| firmus | -a, -um, strong |
| iam | (adv) already, now, soon |
| igitur | (adv) therefore |
| interea | (adv) meanwhile |
| novus | -a, -um, new, strange |
| nunc | (adv) now |
| pauci | -ae, -a, few |
| postquam | (conjunction) after |
| propterea | (adv) on that account, for this reason |
| rectus | -a, -um, straight |
| auctoritas | -atis, f., influence, authority |
| classis | classis, f., fleet |
| dolor | doloris, m., pain, grief, suffering |
| hostis | hostis, m., enemy |
| arbor | arboris, f., tree |
| mare | maris, n., sea |
| miles | militis, n., soldier |
| mors | mortis, f., death |
| gradior | gradi, gressus sum, step, walk |
| aggredior | -gredi, gressus sum, attack |
| demonstro | -are, -avi, -atus, show, point out |
| discedo | -cedere, -cessi, -cessurus, leave, depart |
| ignotus | -a, -um, unknown |
| clarus | -a, -um, clear, famous |
| ita | (adv.) thus |
| ob | (prep. + acc.) on account of |
| rursus | (adv) again |
| acriter | (adv.) sharply, fiercely |
| eo | (adv.) there, to that place |
| eodem | (adv.) to the same place |
| prope | preposition = + acc, near, close to/ adv. = near |
| quo | (adv) where |
| quod | (conj.) because |
| quot | (indeclineable adj.) how many, as many as |
| simul atque/ simul ac | (adv) as soon as |
| sine | (+ abl.) without |
| animal | animalis, n., animal |
| animus | animi, m., mind, spirit |
| deus | dei, m., god |
| digitus | digiti, m., finger |
| equitatus | -us, m., cavalry |
| gratus | -a, -um, (+ dative), pleasing, grateful |
| hora | -ae, f., hour |
| liberi | -orum, m.pl., children |
| mensa | -ae, f., table |
| periculum | -i, n., danger |
| colloquor | -loqui, -locutus sum, converse with |
| curo | -are, -avi, -atus, care for, attend |
| deicio | -ere, -ieci, -iectus, throw down, dislodge |
| dimitto | -mittere, -misi, -missus, send away, let go |
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