| A | B |
| meaning of defero | to bring down, to carry away, to offer |
| 2nd principal part of defero | deferre |
| 3rd principal part of defero | detuli |
| 4th principal part of defero | delatum |
| meaning of scio | to know, understand |
| 2nd principal part of scio | scire |
| 3rd principal part of scio | scivi/scii |
| 4th principal part of scio | scitum |
| meaning of frango | to break, shatter |
| 2nd principal part of frango | frangere |
| 3rd principal part of frango | fregi |
| 4th principal part of frango | fractus |
| meaning of studio | to be eager, to strive for |
| 2nd principal part of studio | studere |
| 3rd principal part of studio | studui |
| meaning of supero | to go above, conquer, surmount |
| 2nd principal part of supero | superare |
| 3rd principal part of supero | superavi |
| 4th principal part of supero | superatus |
| meaning of possido | to take possession of |
| 2nd principal part of possido | possidere |
| 3rd principal part of possido | possedi |
| 4th principal part of possido | possessum |
| meaning of puto | to think, believe, consider |
| 2nd principal part of puto | putare |
| 3rd principal part of puto | putavi |
| 4th principal part of puto | putatum |
| meaning of quisquis, quaequae, quidquid | whoever, whichever, whatever |
| meaning of alter, altera, alterum | one of the two, the one... the other |
| meaning of beatus, -a, -um | happy, blessed |
| meaning of commodus, -a, -um | complete, proper, appropriate |
| meaning of ingens, ingentis | vast, enormous |
| meaning of ullus, -a, -um | any |
| meaning of cottidianus, -a, -um | daily |
| meaning of lenis, lene | smooth, soft, mild, gentle |
| meaning of vivus, -a, -um | alive, living |
| meaning of equus | horse |
| genitive of equus | equi |
| meaning of manus | hand |
| genitive of manus | manus |
| meaning of opinio | opinion, conjecture |
| genitive of opinio | opinionis |
| meaning of genus | birth, descent, origin, class |
| genitive of genus | generis |
| meaning of ornamentum | equipment, furniture, decoration |
| genititve of ornamentum | ornamenti |
| meaning of necne | or not |