| A | B |
|---|
| abeo abire abii (abivi) abitum | go away |
| adeo adire adii (adivi) aditum (transitive) | go to; approach |
| adsum adesse adfui adfuturus | be present; (w. dat.): be present at; be present to help |
| cor cordis n. | heart |
| cornu cornus n. | horn; wing (of an army) |
| cursus cursus m. | running; course |
| dies diei m. | day |
| doceo docere docui doctum | teach; inform |
| domus domus f. | home |
| facies faciei f. | appearance; face |
| fero ferre tuli latum | bear; bring; take; relate |
| fides fidei f. | faith; trust; belief |
| humus humi f. | ground; earth; soil |
| impono imponere imposui impositum | (w. acc. & dat.): put in; put on; (w. dat): deceive |
| insto instare institi -- (w. dat.) | stand in; stand on; follow closely; press |
| ipedimentum impedimenti n. | hindrance |
| manus manus f. | hand; band (of men) |
| metus metus m. | fear; dread |
| milia milium n. pl. | thousands |
| obeo obire obii (obivi) obitum (transitive) | go to; go to meet; take part in |
| ostendo ostendere ostendi ostentum | display; show |
| passus passus m. | pace |
| pereo perire perii (perivi) peritum | perish; be lost |
| praesto praestare prastiti praestitum (w. dat.) | stand before; excel |
| praetereo praeterire praeterii (praeterivi) prateritum (transitive) | go by |
| promitto promittere promis promissum | send forth; (w. dat.): promise |
| prosum prodesse profui profuturus (w. dat.) | be useful; be advanageous; be profitable |
| publicus publica publicum | public; belonging to the people (populus) |
| redeo redire redii (redivi) reditum | go back; come back; return |
| res rei f. | thing; affair; fact |
| rogo rogare rogavi rogatum | ask; ask for |
| rus rurus n. | country; countryside; country place |
| rusticus rustica rusticum | of the country; of farming |
| salus salutis f. | health; welfare; safety; salvation |
| species speciei f. | sight; appearance; show; kind |
| spes spei f. | hope; expectation |
| subeo subire subii (subivi) subitum (transitive) | go under; go up to |
| transeo transire transii (transivi) transitum (transitive) | go over; across |
| usus usus m. | use; usefulness; advanage; habit; practice |
| versus versus m. | a turning; a verse (of poetry) a line (of prose) |
| adfero adferre attuli allatum | bring up; (w. dat.): bring to; report |
| aufero auferre abstuli ablatum | carry off; steal |
| confero conferre contuli collatum | bring together; collect; (w. dat.): compare |
| consulo consulere consului consultum (takes dat. when intransitive) | take counsel for; consult the interests of |
| credo credere credidi creditum (takes dat. when intransitive) | believe |
| eo ire ii (ivi) itum | go |
| faveo favere favi fautum (takes dat.) | favor |
| infero inferre intuli illatum | carry onward; (w. dat.): bring upon; inflict |
| invideo invidere invidi invisum (takes dat.) | envy |
| noceo nocere nocui nocitum (takes dat.) | harm |
| parco parcere peperci parsum (takes dat.) | spare |
| placeo placere placui placitum (takes dat.) | please |
| refero referre rettuli relatum | bring back; report back |
| servio servire servivi servitum (takes dat.) | serve |
| tollo tollere sustuli sublatum | lift up; raise; remove |
