| A | B |
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| idem | eadem, idem, the same, same |
| ignis | -is, m., fire, flame |
| ille | illa, illud, that//he, she, it |
| immanis | immane, huge, monstrous, enormous |
| imperium | -i, n., command, power, dominion, rule |
| imus | -a, -um, lowest |
| in | + abl. = on, in among// + acc = into, against, until, toward |
| infelix | infelicis, unfortunate, accursed, unhappy, ill-omened |
| inferus | -a, -um, low, below, underneath |
| ingens | ingentis, enormous, mighty, huge |
| inter | + acc., between, among, during |
| ipse | ipsa, ipsud, -self, the very |
| ira | -ae, f., wrath, anger, rage |
| is | ea, id, this, that, he she, it |
| Italia | -ae, f. Italy |
| iam | now, already |
| iubeo | iubere, iussi, iussus, command, order, bid, enjoin |
| Iuno | Iunonis, f., Juno |
| Iuppiter | Iovis, m., Juppiter |
| labor | labi, lapsus sum, slip, slide glide |
| labos/ labor | laboris, m., labor, hardship, toil, task |
| lacrima | -ae, f., tear, compassion |
| laetus | -a, -um, happy, fertile |
| limen | liminis, n., threshold, doorway, entrance |
| litus | litoris, n., shore, strand, coast |
| locus | loci, m., place, region |
| longus | -a, -um, long, wide, distant |
| lumen | luminis, n., light, lamp, eye, life |
| lux | lucis, f., light, sunm day, life ,glory |
| magnus | -a, -um, great, large, noble |
| maior | maius, greater, larger |
| maneo | manere, mansi, mansus, remain, abide, linger, stay |
| manus | -us, f., hand, band, troop |
| mare | maris, n., sea |
| mater | matris, f. mother |
| maximus | -a, -um, greatest, largest |
| medius | -a, -um, middle |
| mens | mentis, f., mind, intention |
| meus | -a, -um, mine |
| miser | -era, -erum, miserable, unhappy, wretched |
| mitto | mittere, misi, missus, send, hurl, dismiss, let go, end |
| moenia | -ium, n.pl., walls, fortifications |
| mons | montis, m., mountain |
| mors | mortis, f., death, destruction, ruin |
| moveo | movere, movi, motus, move, plunder |
| multus | -a, -um, much, many, abundant |
| munus | muneris, n., function, duty, gift |
| ignarus | -a, -um, ignorant, unaware, unsuspecting |
| imago | imaginis, f., image, likeness, ghost |
| impello | -ere, -puli, -pulsum, drive, impel, urge on |
| impleo | -ere, -evi, -etum, fill up |
| impono | -ponere, -posui, -positum, place on, set over, impose |
| inanis | -e, empty, vacant, void, useless |
| incendo | -ere, -cendi, -censum, set on fire, excite |
| incipio | -ere, -cepi, -ceptum, begin |
| inde | (adv) then, thereupon, thence |
| inquam | (defective verb) I say |
| insignis | -e, marked, distinguished, remarkable, significant |
| interea | (adv) meanwhile, in the meantime |
| iter | itineris, n., road, journey |
| iterum | (adv) again, a second time |
| iaceo | -ere, iacui, lie |
| iacto | -are, -avi, -atus, throw, toss (about), hurl, boast |
| iugum | -i, n., yoke, ridge |
| iungo | -ere, iunxi, iunctum, join |
| iuvenis (noun) | -is, m/f, a youth, a young person |
| iuvenis (adj) | -is, e, young, youthful |
| iuvo | iuvare, iuvi, iutum, help, please |
| iuxta (adv) | near, nearby |
| iuxta (prep) | + acc., near, next to |
| laevus | -a, -um, left, unfavorable |
| lateo | -ere, -ui, lie hid, be hidden, lurk |
| latus (adj) | -a, -um, broad, wide |
| latus (noun) | lateris, n., side, flank |
| laus | laudis, f., praise, glory |
| lego | legere, legi, lectus, gather, collect, select |
| letum | -i, n., death, ruin |
| licet | (impersonal verb) licere, licuit (licitum est) it is permitted (+ subject infinitive) |
| linquo | -ere, liqui, lictum, leave, relinquish, abandon |
| loquor | loqui, locutus sum, speak, say |
| lucus | -i, m., grove |
| lustro | -are, -avi, -atus, purify, cleanse, illumine, sprinkle |
| maestus | -a, -um, sorrowful, sad, dejected |
| malus | -a, -um, bad, evil, wicked |
| manes | -ium, m.pl., ghost, spirit |
| membrum | -i, n., limb, member |
| memoro | (1) recall, recount |
| mensa | -ae, f., table |
| mereo | merere, merui, meritus, deserve, merit |
| metus | -us, m., fear, dread |
| misceo | -ere, -ui, mixtum, mix, mingle |
| miseror | -ari, miseratus sum, pity, commiserate |
| modus | -i, m., measure, manner, way |
| moles | -is, f., mass, heap, structure |
| monstro | (1) show, demonstrate, teach |
| monstrum | -i, n., omen, monster |
| mora | -ae, f., delay, hindrance |
| morior | mori, mortuus sum, die |
| moror | morari, moratus sum, delay, hinder |
| mos | moris, m., custom, manner |
| murus | -i, m., wall |
| muto | (1) change, alter |
| legio | legio is, f., legion |
| miles | militias, m., soldier |
| legatus | -I, m. ambassador, envoy, legate, lieutenant |
| multitudo | multitudinis, f., a great number, multitude |
| interficio | interficere, interfeci, interfectus, kill, destroy, make away with |
| littera | -ae, f., a letter of the alphabet, or a written sign as a mark or character |
| litterae | -arum, f.pl., a written message, epistle /letters of the alphabet |
| longe | (Adv.) far, far away, distant |
| ibi | (Adv) there, in that place |
| impedimenta | -orum, n.pl., baggage, luggage, (in army) baggage train |
| imperium | -i, n., the right to command, authority, command, supreme military authority |
| impero | -are, -avi, -atus, command, order, demand from |
| impetus | -us, m., attack, onset, charge |
| incito | -are, -avi, -atus, set in motion, incite, arouse, urge on |
| infero | inferre, intuli, illatum, carry into, import, inflict |
| interim | (Adv) meanwhile, in the meantime |
| intermitto | -mittere,-misi, -missum, send between, intervene, sep aerate |
| itaque | (Conj.) and s o, therefore |
| ius | iuris, n., law, justice, right |
| Labienus | -i, m., Titus Atius Labienus, Caesar's most trusted lieutenant; opposed Caesar in the Civil War |
| magnitudo | magnitudinis, f., size, great size, greatness, extent |
| maxime | (Superl.Adv.) especially, in the highest degree, mostly, mainly |
| mille | (Indecl. Singular) a thousand |
| minus | (Comp. adv.) less, too little,not at all |
| munitio | munitionis, f., fortification, fortifying, ramparts, works, entrenchments |
| milia | milium, n.pl., thousands |
| Libya | -ae, f. Libya |
| miror | mirari, miratus sum, wonder, be astonished |
| ita | (Adv.) thus, so, in this way |
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