LATIN-ENGLISH
VOCABULARY
HANS H. QRBERG
LIN GVA
LATINA
PER SE ILLVSTRATA

HANS H. QRBERG
LINGVA LATINA
PER SE ILLVSTRATA
PARS I: FAMILIA ROMANA
PARS II: ROMA AETERNA
LATIN-ENGLISH
VOCABULARY
II
DOMVS LATINA
MMI

LINGVA LATINA PER SE ILLVSTRATA
LATIN-ENGLISH VOCABULARY 11
© Hans H. Qirberg 1998
LINGVA LATINA
PER SE ILLVSTRATA
by Hans H. Grberg
PARS I: FAMILIA ROMANA
PARS II: ROMA AETERNA
INDICES
COLLOQVIA PERSONARVM
GRAMMATICA LATINA
EXERCITIA LATINA
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A
5/ab/abs prp +abI
ab-aliênâre
ab-dere -didisse -ditum
ab-ditus —a -um
ab-dñoerc
ab-errire
ab-esse 5-fuisse
ab-horn‘-,re ab
ab-icere
ab-igere -egisse ~actum
ab-ire -e6 -iisse
ab-olére
ab-oléscere -évisse
ab-ripere
ab-rogire
ab-rumpere
abs v. 5/ab/abs
abs-cédere
absêns -entis adi
ab-solvere
abs-terrére
abs-linens -entis
abs-tinére -uisse -tentum
abs-traliere
ab-siimere
abundins -antis
abundantia -ae f
abundire (+abI)
abundê
ab-ütî +abI
ac v. atque/ac
ac-cédere
ac-cendere -disse -énsum
acceptus -a -um +a'at
accersere -ivisse -itum
accessio -onis f
ac-cldere —disse
ac-cingere
ac-cipere
ac~cire
ac-climire
ac-colere
ac-comrnodire
ac-cubire
ac-cumbere -cubuisse
accfirité
ac-currere -rrisse -rsum
ac-cüsäre
äcer -cris -cre
acerbus -a -um
acervus -i m
aciës -ëî f
ac-quiëscere
ac-quîrere —sivisse -situm
âcta -ôrum n pl
ictili -ônis f
actor -ôris m
acütus -a -um
ad pip +acc
ad-amire
from, of, since, by
tum away, alienate
hide
hidden, remote
take away, carry off
wander away, stray
be absent/away/distant,
fall short, be wanting
be inconsistent with
throw away
drive away
go away
efface, obliterate
be effaced/forgotten
drag away, cany off
' repeal, cancel
break off
go away, withdraw
absent
free, acquit
frighten away, deter
selfaesuained
keep off
remove, separate
consume, waste, destroy
overflowing, abtmdant
overflow, abundance
overflow, be rich (in)
amply, more than needed
use up, take advantage of
approach, come near
light, inflame
well-liked, popular
send for, fetch
addition, accessory
happen, occur, be heard
gird, pass gird oneself
receive, get, hear
summon, send for
shout, proclaim
live near
fit, adapt
recline at table
lie down at table
carefully
come running
accuse
keen, active, fierce
sour, bitter
heap, pile
line of battle, battle, sight
go to rest, die
acquire, procure
deeds, actions
action, delivery
pleader, advocate
sharp
to, toward, by, at, till
fall in love with
ad-dere -didisse -ditum
ad-diicere
ad-co adv
ad+sse af-fuisse (+dat)
ad-Ilortiri
ad-hortitor -ôris m
ad-hüc
ad-icere
ad-igere -égisse -ictum
ad-imere -émisse -émpmm
ad-lplscl -eptum
ad-l're -ed -iisse -itum
adltus —üs m
ad-iungere
ad-iuvire
ad-minister -tri m
ad-ministra -ac f
ad-ministrire
ad-miriri
adntiritio —ônis f
ad-miscérc
ad-mittere
ad—modum adv
ad-monére
ad-monltus —üs m
ad-movëre
admurmurâtiô —ônis f
ad-nectere -xuisse -xum
ad-nîtî
adnotitiuncula -ae/'
adolêscere -êvisse
ad-optire
adopt(§t)i6 —ônis f
ad-ôräre
ad-orïrï
ad-ôrnâre
ad-stire
ad—suéscere
aduléscéns -entis m
adulêsœntia -ae f
adulter -erî m
adulterînus —a -um
adulterium -î n
adultus -a -um
aduncus -a -um
ad-vehere
advena -ae m/f
ad-venîre
adventâre
adventicius -a -um
adventus —üs m
adversiri
adversirius -i m
adversus/-um prp +acc
adversus -a -um
ad-vertere
ad-vocâre
aedës -isf
aedificâre
aedificium -î n
aedîlicius —î m
add
lead, bring (to)
to such a degree, so, too
be present, stand by
encourage, urge on
one who encourages
so far, till now, still
add
drive, compel (to)
take away (from), steal
obtain
go to, approach
approach, access
join to, add, attach
help
assistant, helper
assistant, helper
conduct, administer
admire, wonder at
wonder, admiration
mix (in), add
let in, admit
very much, quite
remind, advise, urge
advice, prompting
move near, put to
ITlLll'IllLll'
attach, connect
exert oneself, strive
short note
grow up
adopt
adopfion
worship, adore
attack
equip
stand by
get accustomed
young man
youth
adulterer
forged, false
adultery
full-grown, adult
hooked, curved
carry, convey (to)
immigrant, foreigner
arrive
approach
from without, foreign
an-ival
oppose, resist
opponent, adversary
toward, against
facing, opposed, front,
contrary, unfavorable
tum, direct (towards)
call, summon
temple, pl house
build
building
ex-aedile

aedîlis -is m
aedîlitâs -ätis_f
aeger -gra -grum
aegrê
aegrôtäre
aegrôtus -a -um
aëneus —a -um
aequäbilis -e
aequâbilitâs -itisf
aequâlis -is m/f
aequâre
aequê
aequinoctium —î n
aequor -is n
aequus -a -um
âër -eris m
aerârium -î n
aerâtus -21 -um
aereus -a -um
aes aeris n
aesculétum -i n
aestâs -ätisf
aestimire
aestivus —a -um
aestuôsus -a -um
aetâs -atis f
aeternus -a -um
aethêr -eris m
aevum —î n
affectâre
affectus -a -um
affectus -üs m
af-ferre at-tulisse al-
lätum
at‘-ficere
af-fingere
af-firmâre
af-fligere —xisse -ctum
a_f-fluere
Africus -î m
age —ite +imp
ager -gri m
agere égisse âctum
agere (cum)
agitur (rës/dë ré)
âctum est (dé)
agger -eris m
ag-gredî -ior -gressum
agitâre
(vîtam) agitate
animô/sëcum agitare
agitâtiô -ônisf
agmen -inis n
agna -a f
agnôscere -ôvisse
agnus —î m
agrârius -a -um
agrestis -e
agricola -ae m
ain’
âiô ais ait âiunt
4
aedilc (magistrate)
aedilcship
sick, ill
with pain, unwillingly
be ill
sick
of bronze/copper
equal
equality
person of the same age
make equal, equal
equally
equinox
surface, sea
level, equal, fair, calm
air
public treasury
fitted with bronze
of bronze/copper
copper, bronze, money
oak forest
summer
value, estimate
of summer
sweltering, seething
age, lifetime, life
etemal, everlasting
heaven, upper air, ether
time space, lifetime, life
strive after, aspire to
affected by illness, ill
mood, feeling
bring, report, announce,
bring about, cause
affect, stir, visit with
add, fabricate
assert, affimr, prove
cast down, deject, afflict
flow near
south-west wind
come (on)! well, now
field
drive, do, perform, act,
spend, live, pass go on
discuss, plead
is at stake
it is all up (with)
rampart
attack, set about, try
move, stir, plan
live
think about, consider
brandishing
army on the march, file
ewe lamb
recognize
lamb
agrarian
rustic, boorish,m peasant
fanner, peasant
you don’t say? really?
say
âla —aef
alacer -cris —cre
älâtus -a -um
albus -a -um
alere -uisse altum
âles -itis f
aliâs adv
al-ibï adv
alinënigena -ae m
aliênus -a -um
aliô adv
ali-quamdiü
ali-quandô
ali-quantum
ali-quî -qua -quod
ali-quis -quid
ali-quot indëcl
aliter
ali-unde
alius -a -ud
aliî... alii
alius aliä viä
al-licere -iô —léxisse
-lectum
al-ligire
al-loqui
altiria -ium n pl
altê
alter -era —erum
altitüdô -inisf
altum -i n
altus -a -um
alveus -î m
amâns —antis m
amâre
amârus -a -um
amâtôfius -a -um
ambô -ae -ô
ambulâre
â-mêns -entis
amîca —ae f
amîcitia -ae f
amictus —ûs m
amîcus -î m
amîcus -a -um
â-migrâre
â-mittere
amnis -is m
amoenitäs -ätis_f
amoenus —a -um
amor -ôris m
amphitheâtrum -î n
amphora -ae f
am-plecti -xum
ampliire
amplifrcire
amplitüdô -inisf
amplius adv comp
amplus -a -um
amputäre
an
wing
lively, eager, keen
winged
white
nurse, feed, nourish
large bird
at another time
in another place, elsewhere
foreigner, stranger
someone else’s
elsewhere
for somc time
once, at last
a good deal
some
someone, something
some, several
otherwise
from elsewhere, from others
another, other
some... others
each in his own way
attract
tie, fasten (to)
speak to, address
altar
deep, deeply
one, the other (of two),
second
height, depth
the open sea
high, tall, deep
trough
lover
love
bitter
of love
both, the two
walk
out of one’s mind, mad
girlfriend
friendship
mantle, cloak
friend
friendly
go away, remove
lose
river
pleasantness, beauty
lovely, pleasant
love
amphitheater
amphora (jar)
embrace, cling to
enlarge
enlarge
size, extent, greatness
more
large, big
cut off
or, �� (really)? if

anceps -cipitis
ancïle -is n
ancilla -aef
ânfrâctus —üs m
anguis -is m
angulus -î m
angustiae -arumf pl
angustus -a -um
anima -aef
anim-ad-vertere
animal -ills n
animire
animus -i m
in animô est (mihi)
annâlês -ium m pl
anniversârius —a -um
annus -i m
annuus -a -um
ante prp +acc, adv
antei
ante-capere
ante-cédere
ante-cellere
ante-ferre
ante-hie
ante-ire
ante-pfinere
ante-quam
ante-venire
antiquitis -atisf
antiquus —a -um
antrum -î n
ânulus -î m
anus —üs]
ânxius -a -um
aper aprî m
aperïre -uisse -rrum
apertus -a -um
apis -is f
ap-parire
apparatus —üs m
ap-pirêre
appellire
ap-pellere
ap-petere
ap-plicfire
ap-ponere
ap-portfire
ap-prehendere
ap-probire
ap-propinquire (+dat)
apricus -a -um
Aprîlis -is (mênsis)
aptê
aptus —a —um
apud prp +acc
aqua -aef
aquârî
aquâtor -ôris m
aquila -ae f
Aquila‘) -énis m
in -ac f
double, undecided
sacred shield
female slave, servant
orbit (of the sun)
snake, serpent
angle, comer
narrowness, pass, defile
narrow
breath, life, soul, ghost
notice
animal, living being
give life to
mind, soul, courage
I have in mind, intend
annals
annual
~ year
for one year, annual
in front of, before
before, formerly
anticipate
precede, surpass
surpass, excel
prefer
fonnerly
precede, surpass
place before, prefer
before
forestall, anticipate
antiquity, ancient times
old, ancient, former
cave, cavem
ring
old woman
worried, worrying
wild boar
open, disclose
open
bee
PT¢P3f6._afl'8nS°‘
preparation, equipment
appear
call, address
drive, bring (to)
try to reach, seek, desire
attach
place (on), serve
bfing
seize
approve
approach, come near
sunny
April
neatly, aptly
suitable, convenient
beside, near, by
water
fetch water
one who fetches water
eagle
north (north-east) wind
altar
arânea -aef
arâre
arâtor -ôris m
arâtrum -ï n
arbiter -tri m
arbiträrî
arbitrâtus —üs m
arbitrium -î n
arbor -oris f
arcëre
arcessere —îvisse -itum
arcuitus -a -um
arcus —üs m
ârdêns -entis
ârdêre -sisse -sum
ârdor —ôris m
arduus -a -um
area -aef
argenteus -a -um
argentum -ï n
arguere -uissc -ûtum
argümentum -î n
âridus -a -um
arîês -etis m
arma -ôrum n pl
armâre
armätüra -aef
armâtus -a -um
armentum -î n
armilla -aef
ar-rîdëre
ar-ripere
ar-rogâre
ars artis f
artifex -icis m
articifium -î n
artus -a -um
arvum -î n
arx arcisf
as assis m
a-scendere -disse
a-sciscere -ivisse -itum
asinînus -a -um
asinus —i m
asper —era —erum
a-spergere -sisse -sum
asperitis —fitisf
a-spicere
assénsus —üs m
as-sentîrel-rî +dat
as-sequî
as-serere -uisse -rtum
as-sïdere
assiduitäs -ätis_f'
assiduus —a -um
as-signire
as-slimere
as-surgere
astrologus -i m
astrum —i n
asylum -i n
at
spider, cobweb
plow
plowman
plow
eyewitness, arbitrator
think, believe
choice, decision
decision, wish
tree
keep away
send for, fetch
arched
bow, (triumphal) arch
buming, ardent
burn
buming, fire, ardor
steep
open space, site
silver-, of silver
silver
reveal, affinn, accuse
proof, argument
dry, barren
ram, battering ram
amis
arm, equip
armament, armed troops
armed
(herd of) cattle
bracelet
smile at
grasp, take hold of
claim
art, skill
craftsman, master, artist
skill, art, cunning
close, tight, deep
(plowed) field
hill-top, citadel
as (copper coin)
climb, go up, mount
admit, adopt
ass’s
ass, donkey
rough, harsh, grievous
sprinkle, scatter (on)
roughness, ruggedness
look at, look
approval, assent
agree with, assent
attain to, achieve
claim
sit down
perseverance
constantly present
assign, allocate
take, lay claim to
rise
astronomer
star, constellation
refuge, asylum
but, yet, at least

iter -tra -trum
äthlêta —ae m
atque/ac
atquî
atrium -i n
atrôx -ôcis adi
attat!
attentus -a -um
at-tenuire
at-terere
at-tinére ad
at-tingere -tigisse
-tfictum
attonitus -a -um
auctor -oris m
auctor esse
auctôritâs -itis f
audicia -ae f
audix -icis adi
audere ausum esse
audîre
dictô audiëns esse
au-ferre abs-tulisse ab-
latum
an-fugere
augêre -xisse -ctum
augêscere
augur -is m
augurium -i n
augustus —a -um
Augustus -i (mensis)
aula -ac f
aura -ae f
auritus -a -um
aureus -a -um
aurîga -ae m
auris -isf
aurora -ae f
aurum -i n
auspiciri
auspicium —i n
Auster -tr-i m
austrilis -e
tut
aut... aut
autem
autumnus -i m
auxllium -i n
auxilia -ôrum n pl
aväritla -ae f
avârus -a -um
â-vehere
â-vellere -lisse -vulsum
avêre
âversus -a -um
â-vertere
avidus -21 -um (+gen)
avls -isf
avltus -a -um
i-volire
avunculus -î m
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black, dark
athlete, prizefighter
and, as, than
but, and yet
main room, hall, house
dreadful, atrocious
ah!
attentive
make thin, reduce
wear (down), weaken
conoem, relate to
touch, reach, arrive at,
adjoin
stunned, stupefied
originator, founder, ad-
vocate, guarantor
advise, advocate, relate
authorization, authority
boldness, audacity
bold, audacious
dare, venture
hear, listen
Obey
carry off, take away
run away, escape
increase
grow, increase
augur
augury, omen
venerable, majestic
August
palace
breeze, wind
gilded
gold-, m gold piece
charioteer, driver
ear
dawn
gold
take the auspices
omen taken fiombirds
south wind
southern
or
either... or
but, however
autumn
help, assistance
auxiliary forces
greed, avarice
greedy, avaricious
carry off, pass go away
tear away
be eager, desire, long
having the back tumed
tum aside, divert, avert
greedy, eager
bird
of his grandfather
fly off, rush off
(matemal) uncle
avus -i m
B
baculum -i n
bâlâre
balneae -airumfpl
balneum -i n
barba -aef
barbarus -a -um
basilica -ae f
bâsium -î n
beâtus -a -um
bellire
bellitor -éris m
bellicôsus -a -um
bellicus -a- um
bellum -i n
bellus —a -um
bëlua -ae f
hene
beneficium -i n
benignus -a -um
bëstia —ae f
béstiola —ae f
bibere -bissc
bibliotlréca ~ae f
biduum -i n
biennium -i n
bînî -ac -a
bis
blandlrl
blandus -a -um
boârius -a -um
bonum -î n
bonus -a -um
bôs bovis m/f
bracchium —î n
brevï adv
breviârium -î n
brevis -e
brütus -a -um
C
cachinnus -î m
cadere cecidisse
cadficus -a -um
caecus -21 -um
caedere cecidisse caesum
caedes -isf
caelestis -e
caelités -um m pl
caelurn-i n
cnerîmônia -aef
calamltis -fitisf
calamus -i m
calcar -iris m
calceus -i m
calida -aef
calidus -a -um
callidus -a -um
callis -isf
calor -éris m
grandfather
stick
bleat
public baths
bath, bathroom
beard
foreign, barbarian
basilica
kiss
happy
wage war, fight
warrior
warlike
of war, military
war
lovely, pretty
beast, wild animal
well
benefit, favor
kind, benevolent
beast, animal
small animal, insect
drink
library
two days
two years
two (each)
twice
coax, urge
channing, ingratiating
cattle-
good, blessing
good
ox
ann
soon
summary
short
brutish
laugh, guffaw
fall
ready to fall, perishable
blind
beat, fell, kill
killing, slaughter, blood
celestial, m pl gods
gods
sky, heaven
rite, ceremony
misfortune, calamity
reed, pen
spur
shoe
hot water
warm, hot
clever, cunning
track, path
warmth, heat

campus -i m
cancer -cri m
candëlâbrum -î n
candidus —a -um
candor —ôris m
cancre cecinisse
canis -is m/f
cantâre
cantus -üs m
capere -iô cêpisse
captum
capillus -î m
capitulum -l n
capra —ae f
capfivus -î m
caput —itis n
carcer —eris m
cardô -inis m
carëre + abl
cafina -aef
câritäs -ätis_f
carmen -inis n
carô camis_f
carpentum -i n
carpere -psisse -ptum
cârus —a -um
casa -aef
castellum -î n
castîgâre
castîgätor -ôris m
castitäs -ätisf
castra -ôrum n pl
castus -a -um
câsus -üs m
caténa -aef
caterva -aef
cauda —ae f
caudex —icis m
causa —ae f
gen (/me:':) + causä
causâlis -e
cautus -a -um
cavea -aef
cavêre cävisse cautum
cavus -a -um
cëdere cessisse
cëlâre
celeber -bris —bre
celebrâre
celebrâtus -a -um
celebritâs -ätis_f
celer -eris -ere
celeritâs -ätisf
cella -aef
celsus -a -um
cëna —aef
cënâre
cënsëre —uisse -sum
cênsor -ôris m
cênsüra -ae_/'
plain
crab, Cancer
candelabrum
white, bright
whiteness, brightness
sing, crow, play, sound,
sing of, prophesy
dog
sing, sing of
singing, music
take, catch, capture, get,
hold
hair
chapter
goat
prisoner-of—war
head, chief, capital, per-
son, life, death penalty
prison
door pivot, hinge
be without, lack
keel, ship
high price, love, esteem
song, poem
flesh, meat
two-wheeled carriage
gather, pick, crop
dear
cottage, hut
fort, stronghold
correct, reprove
one who reproves
chastity
camp
chaste
fall, chance, accident
chain
band, troop, crowd
tail
trunk, blockhead
cause, reason, case
for the sake of
causal
cautious
cage, coop
beware (of)
hollow
go, withdraw
conceal (from)
crowded, well-known
celebrate, extol
celebrated
crowding, reputation
swift, quick
speed, swiflness
temple chamber, chapel
tall
dinner
dine, have dinner
think, decide, assess
censor (magistrate)
censorship
cênsus -üs m
centësimus -a -um
centum
centuria -aef
centuriitus -a -um
centuriâtus -üs m
centuriô -ônis m
cëra -ae f
cerebrum —î n
cernere crëvisse crëtum
certâmen -inis n
certâre
certê
certô adv
certus -a -um
certifirem facere
certum mihi est
cervus -l m
cessâre
cêterî —ae -a
cêterum adv
cëterus -a -um
charta -aef
chronici —6rum (libri)
cibus -i m
cicâtrïx -îcisf
ciêre civisse citum
cingere -nxisse -nctum
cingulus -i m
cinis -eris m
-cipere -it‘)-cépisse —ceptum
circâ prp +acc, adv
circênsês -ium m pl
circênsis -e
circiter
circu-îre —eô -iisse -itum
circuitus -üs m
circum prp +acc, adv
circum-agere
circum-dare
circum-dücere
circum-fundere
circum-ïre -e6 ~iisse —itum
circum-sedêre
circum-silîre -uisse
circum-sistere —stitisse
circum-stâre
circum-vâllâre
circum-vehî
circum-venîre
circus -ï m
cis prp +acc
citätus -a -um
citerior -ius camp
citimus -a -um sup
citô adv, comp citius
citrä prp +acc
citrô: ultrô citrôque
cîvîlis -e
cîvis -is m/f
cîvitäs -ätisf
clädës —isf
assessment, registration
hundredth
a hundred
century (unit of 100)
voting in centuries
office of centurion
centurion (officer)
wax
brain
discem, perceive
contest, fight
contend, fight
certainly, at any rate
for certain
certain, sure
inform
my mind is made up
stag, deer
leave off, cease
the other(s), the rest
besides, however
remaining
paper
annals
food
scar
set in motion, move
surround
belt
ashes
round, round about
games in the circus
of the circus
about
go round, outflank
rotation, circumference
round, round about
cause to tum round
surround, put round
lead round
pour/spread round
go round/about, outflank
besiege
hop about
surround
stand round, surround
beset, surround
go round, travel round
surround
circle, orbit, circus
on this side of
speeded up, swift
nearer
nearest
quickly
on this side of
to and fro, on both sides
civic, civil
citizen, countryman
state, city, citizenship
disaster, defeat

clam
clämâre
clämîtäre
clâmor -ôris m
clandestînus -a —um
clâritüdô -inisf
clârus -a —um
classiârfi -ôrum m pl
classis -isf
claudere -sisse -sum
claudus -a —um
clâva -ae_/'
clâvis —is_/'
clëmëns -entis adi
clëmentia -aef
clibanfirius -i m
clipeus -i m
clivus -i m
cloäca -aef
co-aléscere -aluisse
cocus -î m
coep- coept- v. incipere
coepta —ôrum n pl
co-ercëre
coetus -ûs m
côgere co-ëgisse -äctum
côgitäre
côgitätiô -onis f
cognâtus -a —um
cognitiô -ônis_f
cognômen —inis n
cognômentum -î n
cognôscere -ôvisse -itum
co-horrêscere -ruisse
cohors -rtisf
cohortârî
cohortâtiô —ônisf
co-îre -eô -iisse -itum
colere -uisse cultum
col-lâbî
col-lacrimäre
col-laudâre
collêctiô -ônis /'
colléga -ae m
col-ligfire
col-ligere -légisse -lëctum
collis -is m
col-locire
col-loquî
colloquium -î n
col-lücêre
collum -î n
colônia -aef
colônus -î m
color -ôris m
colossus -i m
columba -aef
columna -aef
coma -ae f
comes -itis m
cômicus -a —um
8
secretly
shout
shout loudly
shout, shouting
secret, clandestine
fame, renown
bright, clear, loud, famous
marines
fleet, class (of citizens)
shut, close, enclose
lame
club, cudgel
key
mild, lenient
clemency, mercy
cuirassier
round shield
slope, sloping street
sewer
grow together, coalesce
cook
undertaking, enterprise
keep in control, restrain
gathering, society
compel, force, summon
think
thought, reflection
related
getting to know, study
sumame
surname
get to know, recognize
shudder
cohort, bodyguard
exhort
exhortation
come together, gather
cultivate, foster, devote
oneself to, worship
fall down, collapse
burst into tears
commend, praise
collecting, gathering
colleague
tie up, bind
gather, collect
hill
place
talk, converse
conversation, parley
shine
neck
settlement, colony
(tenant-)fanner, settler
color
large statue, colossus
pigeon, dove
column
hair
companion
of comedy, comic
cômis —e
comitârï
comitâtus -ûs m
comitia -ôrum n pl
commeätus —üs m
com-memorâre
com-mendâre
commendâtiô -ônisf
commentârï
commentârius -î m
com-migrâre
com-mittere
commodum -î n
com-morârî
commôtus -a —um
com-movêre
commünicäre
commüniô -ônisf
com-münîre
commünis -e
com-mütâre
commütâtiô -ônisf
cômoedia -ae_/'
com-paräre (1)
com-parire (2)
comparâtiô -ônis_f (l)
comparâtiô —ônis/' (2)
com-pârêre
com-pellere
com-perîre -risse -rtum
com-plecti -plexum
com-plêre —ëvisse -étnm
complexus —üs m
com-plôrâre
complôrâtiô —ônis f
com-plürës -a
com-pônere
compas -otis +gen
compositum: ex c.ô
compositus -a —um
com-prehendere
com-primere -pressisse
-pressum
com-probâre
com-putâre
cônârï
con-cêdere
concentus —üs m
con-certâre
con-cidere -disse
con-cîdere -disse -sum
con-ciëre -cîvisse -citum
conciliâre
concilium -î n
con-cipere
con-citire
concititus -a —um
con-climâre
concordia —a f
kind
accompany
escort, retinue
assembly of the people
supplies, provisions
mention
entrust, commit
recommendation, praise
think about, practice
notebook, record
move, go and live
engage (in battle), en-
trust, expose (to)
advantage, interest
stay, linger
excited, passionate
move, excite, cause
share
partnership, sharing
fortify
common
change (completely)
change
comedy
prepare, provide
compare
preparation, provision
comparison
appear
drive, force
find out, leam, discover
hug, embrace, surround,
include
fill, complete
embrace
lament, bewail
lamentation
several
settle, arrange, compose
in possession of
by preawangement
well—ordered, compound
seize, include
compress, crush, suppress,
rape
approve, confirm
calculate, reckon
attempt, try
go (away), yield, give
up, concede, allow
harmony
fight
fall (down), collapse
kill, beat
stir up, excite
win over
assembly, league
receive, catch, conceive
stir up, incite
fast, rapid
shout, cry out
concord

concors -rdis adi
concnbina -ae f
con-cumbere -cubuisse
con-cupiscere -ivisse
con-currere drisse -rsum
concursus -üs m
con-cutere -io ssisse -ssum
eon-demnire
eon-dere -didisse —ditum
condiciô -ônisf
eonditor —6ris m
ct‘)-nectere
con-ferre con-tulisse
col-latum
së cônferre
arma/signa cônferre
cônfertus -a -um
cônfessiô —ônis_f
cônfestim
côn-ficere
cñn-fidentla -aef
côn-fidere (+dat)
cônfinis -e
côn-firmâre
côn-fitêrî -fessum
côn-flagräre
cônflîctäre
côn-ilîgere -xisse -ctum
con-fluentés -ium m pl
con-fluere
con-fugere
con-fundere
cônfüsiô -énis f
con-gerere
con-gredî -ior -gressum
con-gregire
con-icere
coniectfira -ae f
con-iugium -i n
con-iünctiô —6nis f
coniünctus -a -um
con-iungere
coniünx -iugis m/f
con-iürâre
coniütätus -a -um
con-iürâtî -ôrum m pl
con-iürâtiô —ônisf
con-quiêscere
con-quîrere -sîvisse -situm
côn-salütâre
côn-scendere —disse
côn-scîscere ivisse -itum
cônscius -a -um (+gen)
côn-scrîbere
cônscrîptî: patrës c.
côn-secräre
côn-senêscere —nuisse
cônsënsus —üs m
côn-sentïre
côn-sequï
côn-serere -uisse -rtum
hamionious, concordant
concubine
sleep (with)
desire, covet
hurry together, clash
concourse, encounter
shake
condemn
put, hide, found, close
condition
founder
join together
bring (together), carry,
confer, compare, apply
betake oneself, go
join battle, fight
dense, compact
admission, confession
at once, immediately
make, accomplish, ex-
haust, subdue, kill
self-confidence
trust, be sure
adjacent, neighboring
assure, encourage
confess
be bumt
harass, distress
clash, fight
confluence
flow together, meet
flee for refuge
mingle, upset, confuse
disorder, confusion
bring together, collect
meet, join battle, fight
bring together, gather
throw, put
inferring, conjecture
marriage
union, conjunction
connected, associated
join, connect
consort, wife
swear together, conspire
swom, joined by an oath
the conspirators
conspiracy, plot
rest
search out, investigate
greet, hail
mount, board
decree, inflict (on)
privy (to), accomplice
enrol, compose, write
senators
consecrate, dcify
grow old
concord, agreement
agree (on)
follow, overtake, achieve
_]0lI'l
manum cénserere
côn-servâre
conservator -oris m
côn-sîderâre
cônsîderâtiô -6nis f
côn-sïdere -sëdisse
cônsilium -î n
côn-sistere -stitisse
côn-sociâre
côn-sôlârî
cônsonâns -antisf
cônspectus -a -um
cônspectus -üs m
côn-spicere
cônspicuus —a -um
cônspîrâfiâ -6nis f
cônstâns -antis adi
cñnstantia -ae f
côn-stire —stitisse
cônsîäre ex
cônstat
côn-stituere —uisse -ütum
cônstitütiô —ônis f
côn-suëtüdô -inis f
côn-suêsœre —ëvisse
côn-suëvisse perf
consul -is m (c5s.)
cônsulâris -e
cônsulâtus -üs m
côn-sulere -uisse -Itum
cônsulere +dat
cônsultâre
cônsultô adv
cünsultor -ôris m
cônsultum -î n
côn-sümere
côn-surgere
con-temnere -mpsisse
-mptum
con-templärî
contemptus -a -um
con-tendere -disse -rum
contentiô -ônisf
contentus -a -um
con-ticêscere -ticuisse
continêns -entis adi
continêns -entisf (terra)
continentia -aef '
con-tinêre -uisse -tentum
con-tingere -tigisse
-tactum
continuare
continuô adv
continuus -a —um
côntiô -ônisf
côntiônirî
contra‘! prp +acc, adv
join battle
preserve, maintain
savior, guardian
observe, reflect
observation, reflection
sit down, settle
advice, decision, council,
intention, plan, sense
stop, halt
associate, share
comfort, console
consonant
conspicuous, remarkable
sight, view, survey
catch sight of, see
conspicuous, spectacular
agreement, conspiracy
steady, finn
steadyness, persistence
stand firm, remain, cost
consist of
it is a fact, is is known
esmblish, erect, set up,
fix, decide
organization
custom, habit
get used/accustomed to
be accustomed
consul
consular, m ex-consul
consulate
consult, take counsel
look after, take care of
deliberate, debate
deliberately
adviser, counselor
resolution
use up, spend, exhaust
stand up, rise
despise, scom
look at, observe
despicable
strain, exert (oneself),
hasten, contend
tension, exertion, con-
test, comparison
content
fall silent
unbroken, adjacent
continent
restraint, self—comrol
keep, retain, contain
touch, be close to, (+dat)
be granted to, happen
continue, prolong
immediately
continuous, successive
meeting, assembly
address a meeting
against, facing, on the
other side, in retum

contrii-dicere
con-trahere
contriirius -a -um
con-treméseere -muisse
con-tuërî
contumëlia -aef
contumëliôsus -a -um
con-turbâre
cônübium -î n
con-valëscere -luisse
convallis -isf
con-vehere
con-venïre
convenîre (ad/+dat)
conventus —üs m
conversiô -onis f
con-vertere
con-vincere
conviva -ae m/f
convivium -i n
con-vocâre
co-optâre
co-orîrî
copia -aef
côpulâre
côpulâtîvus -21 -um
coquere -xisse -ctum
cor cordis n
cordi esse +dat
côram pip +abI, adv
cornicen -inis m
cornü -üs n
corona -aef
corpus -oris n
cor-rigere -réxisse -rectum
cor-ripere
së corripere
cor-rumpere
corvus -i m
cotîdië
crâs
crassus -a -um
crâtis -is f
creâre
crêber -bra -brum
créderc —didisse ~ditum
cremire
créscere -evisse
crîmen -inis n
eriminiri
crinis -is m
cruciire
cruciitus -135 m
cn'rde'Iis -e
crüdëlitis -àtisf
cruentus -a -um
cruor «(iris m
crüs -üris n
crux -ucis f
cubire -uisse -itum
10
speak against, oppose
contract, wrinkle
opposite, contrary
tremble, quake
look at, contemplate
insult, affront
insulting, outrageous
mix up, confound
marriage, intermarriage
grow strong, recover
valley
carry, gather
come together, meet, be
agreed, be settled
fit, be fitting
meeting
rotation, revolution
tum, change
find guilty, convict
guest
dinner-party
call together
choose (as colleague)
break out, arise
abundance, means, con-
trol, pl resources, troops
join, connect
copulative
cook
heart
be dear/pleasing
before, in person
hom—blower, bugler
horn, wing (of army)
wreath
body
correct
seize, rebuke
start up, hurry off
spoil, corrupt, bribe
raven
every day
tomorrow
thick, fat
hurdle (of wickerwork)
create, appoint
frequent, numerous
believe, trust, entrust
bum, cremate
grow, increase
charge, accusation
accuse
hair
torture, torment
torture
cruel
cruelty
blood-stained, bloody
blood
leg
cross
lie (in bed)
cubiculum -i n
cubile -is n
culîna -ae f
culmen -inis n
culpa -ae f
culter -tri m
cultün -a f
cultus -65 In
cum pip +abI
cum coniünctiô
cum pfimum +pepf
cum... tum...
cünâbula -ôrum n pl
cünae -arumf pl
cünctârî
cünctâtor -ôris m
cünctus -a -um
cuneus -ï m
cupere -iô -îvisse
cupiditäs -ätisf
cupîdô -inis f
cupidus -a -um (+gen)
cür
cüra -ae f
cfirae esse +dat
cürâre
curäre +acc., ger.
cürin -ae f
currere cucurrisse
currus -üs m
cursus -üs m
curvus -a -um
cüstôdia -aef
cüstôdîre
cristos -odis m
D
dactylus -i m
damnire
damnum -i n
drapes -um f pl
dare dedisse datum
se dare
dë pip +abI
dea -aefi pl dat/abl -ébus
de-bellire
dêbëre
dëbilis -e
dëbilitlre
dë-cëdere
decem
December -bris (ménsis)
decem-viri ~61-um m pl
tlecére
do-eernere
decies
decinrus -a -um
bedroom
bed, couch
kitchen
summit, top, peak, roof
blame, fault, guilt
knife
cultivation
cultivation, care, mode
of life, worship
with
when, as
as soon as
not only... but also
cradle
cradle
hesitate
one who hesitates
whole, pl all
wedge
desire
desire
desire, passion
desirous (ot), eager (for)
why
care, anxiety, concem
be of conoem
care for, look afler, take
care, undertake
undertake
curia (division of the
people, Senate-house)
run
chariot
running, race, joumey,
course, orbit, career
curved, crooked, bent
guard, custody, post
guard
guardian, guard
dactyl (—u u)
condemn, sentence
loss
feast, meal, food
give
give oneself up (to)
(down) from, of, about,
for, afier
goddess
finish the war, subdue
owe, be obliged
weak
weaken
go away, depart, die
ten
December
commission often
be fitting, become
decide, settle, fight
ten limes
tenth

dé-cipere
dé-clim(it)ire
dé-elirire
dêclînâre
decor -oris m
decorire
decôrus -a -um
dêcrëtum -î n
decuma -aef
dé-currere -rrisse —rsum
decu -oris n
dé-cutere -i6 -cussisse
-cussum
dê-decus -oris n
dê-dere -didisse —ditum
dë-dicâre
dêditio -énis f
dê-dücere
de-esse dé-fixisse (+dat)
dê-fendere —disse -ênsum
dêtënsâre
dêfënsor -ôn's m
dê-ferre
dë-fervêscere
dëfessus -a -um
dë-ficere
dê-flgere
dë-tïnîre
dê-flëre
dë-flîrmis -e
dëflîrmitäs -atis f
dé-fugere
dé-fungi
de-hine
dé-icere
dein
deinceps
dc-indeldein
dë-iürire
dê-Iäbî
dêlectâre
dêlectâtiô -ônis m
dëlêre -êvisse -ëtum
dê-lïberâre
dê-lïberâtiô -finis f
dêliciae -érumf pl
dêlictum -î n
dë-ligâre
dê-ligere —legisse -Iéctum
dé-linquere
delirire
dé-litéseere -tuisse
delphinus -i m
dêlübrum -î n
dé-mandire
dê-mëns —ëntis
dëmere -mpsisse -mptum
dê-mergere
dê-mittere
dê-mônstrâre
dêmum adv
deceive
make practice speeches
show, declare, express
decline, inflect
beauty, grace
adom, glorify
handsome
resolution, decree
tithe
run down
honor, omament
knock off
disgrace, dishonor
give up, devote
dedicate
surrender, capitulation
lead/bring down, launch
be missing, fail
defend, maintain
defend
defender
carry, bring, report,con-
fer, denounce
calm down
wom out, tired
fail, sink, wane, defect
fix, thrust, paralyse
delimit
weep for
ugly
ugliness
escape, avoid
finish, have done, die
next, then
throw/bring down
afterward, then
in succession, next
afterward, then
swear
slip down, descend
delight, please
delight, pleasure
delete, efface, destroy
deliberate
deliberation
delight, pet
misdeed, offence
tie up, fasten
pick out, choose
misbehave, do wrong
be mad
hide oneself
dolphin
temple, shrine
entrust, hand over
out of one’s mind, mad
remove
sink, plunge
let fall, drop, lower
point out, show
at last, only
dënârius -i m
dënî -ae -a
dénique
dêns dentis m
dënsus -a -um
dë-nüntiâre
dê-nuô
deorsum adv
dê-pellere
dê-pônere
dê-populirî
dë-populâtiô —6nis f
dë-portâre
dë-poscere
dê-prâvâre
dê-precârî
dë-precätiô -ônisf
dê-prehenderel-prêndere
dê-primere -essisse -essum
dê-prômere
dëpulsiô -onis f
dê-relinquere
dë-rîdêre
dë-scendere —disse
dê-scîscere -îvisse -îtum
dê-scrîbere
dê-serere -uisse —rtum
dësertus -a -um
dêsîderâre
dësîderium -î n
dë-signire
dësignitus —a -um
dë-silïre -uisse
dê-sinere -siisse -situm
dë-sipere -iô
dë-sistere -stitisse
de-sperire
dëspêrätiô -énis f
dê-splcere
dê-spondêre -disse -sum
dêstinâre
dê-struere
dê-tegere
dê-tergêre
dêterior -ius comp
dê-terrêre
dêterrimus -a -um sup
de-trahere
détrimentum -i n
de-ürere
deus -î m. pl deî/diî/dî
dë-vehere
dë-venîre
dë-vincere
dê-vinclre
dë-vocâre
dë-vorâre
dexter -t(e)ra -t(e)rum
dicire
dicere -xisse dictum
diciô —ônis f
dictire
denarius (silver coin)
ten (each)
finally, at last
tooth
thick, dense
announce, order
anew, again
down
drive down/off, avert
put/lay down, deposit
sack, plunder
plundering
convey, bring back
demand
pervert
beg, entreat
entreaty, plea
seize, come on, surprise
press down, sink
take out
rebuttal
leave behind
laugh at, make fun of
go down, descend
defect
draw, describe
leave, desert
deserted
long for, miss
desire, longing
mark out
appointed, designate
Jump down
finish, stop, end
be out of one’s mind
leave off, cease
lose hope, despair (of)
despair
look down (on), despise
betroth, engage
designate, destine
demolish
disclose
wipe off
worse
deter
worst
pull off
harm, loss
bum
god
carry, convey
come, arrive
defeat completely
bind
call away, divert
swallow up, devour
right; f right hand, the right
dedicate
say, call, speak
dominion, power
dictate
ll

dictitor —6ris m
dictitfira -aef
dictitire
dictum -i n
dictô audiëns esse
diês —ëî m (f)
in diës
dif-ferre dis-tulisse dî-
lätum
dif-ficilis -e, sup -illimus
difficultâs -itisf
difficulter adv
dif-fidere +dat
dif-fluere
digitus -î m
dignitâs -ätisf
dignus -a -um
dï-gredî -ior -gressum
dî-läbî
dî-lacerâre
dî-lâtâre
dîlêctus -a -um
diléctus -115 m
dîligêns -entis adi
dîligentia —aef
dîligere -ëxisse -ëctum
dï-lücêscere -Iüxisse
dî-micâre
dîmicâtiô -(unis f
dîmidium -î n
dîmidius —a -um
dî-mittere
diphthongus -if
di-rigere -réxisse -rectum
dir—imere -émisse —émptum
di-ripere
di-ruere
dirus -a -um
dis-cédere
dis-ceptaire
discere didicisse
dis-cernere
discessus -115 m
disciplina -aef
discipulus -i m
discordia -ae f
di-scrïbere
discrîmen -inis n
discrïptiô -ônis f
dis-cumbere -cubuisse
dis-eurrere —rrisse -rsum
disertus -a -um
dis-icere
disiünctîvus -a -um
dis-iünctus -a -um
dis-iungere
dis-pâlârî
dis-pâr -paris adi
dis-pellere
di-spergere -sisse -sum
dis-plicêre +dat
dis-pônere
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dictator
dictatorship
keep saying
saying, words
obey
day, date
daily
postpone, defer, differ
difficult, hard
difficulty
with difficulty
distrust, despair of
overflow
finger
worthiness, dignity, rank
worthy
go away, depart
fall apart, perish
tear to pieces
spread, expand
beloved, dear
recruitment
careful, diligent
carefulness
love, be fond of
dawn, become light
fight
fight
half
half
send away, dismiss
diphthong
arrange, direct
divide, interrupt
plunder, loot, rob
demolish
dreadful
go away, depart
debate, discuss
leam
distinguish
departure
instruction, discipline
pupil, disciple
disagreement, discord
divide up, distribute
distinction, grave danger
distribution
take one’s place at table
run in several directions
eloquent
scatter, break up
separative, disjunctive
distant
separate
wander about
unequal, different
drive apart
scatter, disperse
displease, offend
arrange, station
dis-putâre
disputâtiô —ônisf
dissênsiô -ônis f
dis-sentîre
dis-serere -uisse -rtum
dis-sidëre -sëdisse
dis-similis -e
dis-simulâre
dis-sipâre
dis-suâdêre
di-stâre
di-stinguere -stînxisse
—stînctum
dis-trahere
dis-tribuere
districtus -a -um
dîtâre
diü, comp diütius, sup diü-
tissimë
diurnus -a -um
diütinus —a -um
diüturnitâs -âtis f
diüturnus —a -um
dîversus -a -um
dives -itis/dis ditis adi
dîvidere -îsisse -ïsum
dïvînitus adv
dîvînus —a -um
dîvïsiô -ônisf
dîvitiae -arumfpl
divortium -i n
dï-vulgâre
dïvum -î n
dîvus —a -um
docêre -uisse doctum
doctor »6ris m
doctrina -aef
doctus -a -um
documentum —i n
dolére
dolor -6ris m
dolus -i m
domâre -uisse -itum
domesticus -a -um
domî loc
domicilium -î n
domina -aef
dominârï
dominâtiô -onisf
dominitus -üs m
dominus -î m
domum adv
domus —üs_/,' abl -ô
dônâre
dônec
dônum —î n
dormîre
dorsum «i n
dubitâre
dubitäre +1'nf
dubius —a -um
n: sine/procul dubiô
argue, discuss
argument, discussion
disagreement
disagree
discuss
disagree, differ
unlike, different
conceal
scatter, spread
advise not to
be distant
distinguish, mark,
characterize
pull apart, break up
divide, distribute, share
busy
enrich
long
of the day, daily
long, prolonged
long duration
long, prolonged
opposite, different
rich, wealthy
separate, divide, share
by divine will
divine
division
riches
divorce
make public, divulge
the open sky
divine, m god
teach, instruct, produce
teacher
teaching, instruction
leamed, skilled
example, proof
hurt, feel pain, grieve
pain, grief
guile, deceit, cunning
tame, subdue
domestic, household-
at home
dwelling, residence
mistress
be master, rule
dominion, power
dominion, power
master
home
house, home
give, present with
as long as, until
gift, present, reward
sleep
back, ridge
doubt, be in doubt
hesitate
undecided, doubtful
without doubt, certainly

du-centésimus -a -um
du-centi -ae -a
dficere -xisse ductum
uxôrm dücere
ductor -ôris m
ductus -üs m
aquae ductus
dridum adv
duellum -i n
dulcis -e
dum
dum-modo
dumtaxat
duo -ae -o
duo-decim
duo-decimus -a -um
duo-dé-triginti
duo-de-viginti
duplex -icis adi
duplicire
dürire
dürus -a vum
duum-virî -drum m pl
du: ducis m
E
ê v. ex/ê
eâ adv
ëbrius -a -um
ecce
ecquid
ec-quis/quî
edepol
ê-dere —didisse -ditum
ë-dîcere
ë-disserere
ëducâre
ê-dücere
ef-ferre ex-tulisse ë-lâtum
së efferre
ef-ficere
effigiés -éif
ef-fringere -égisse -actum
ef-fugere
ef-fulgére
ef-fundere
effisus -a ~um
egëns —entis
egëre +abl
ego mê mihi/mî (gen meî)
ego-met
ë-gredî -ior -gressum
êgregius -a -um
êgressus -üs m
eia
ë-icere
së ëicerc
ê-lâbî
ê-labôrâre
two hundredth
two hundred
lead, guide, draw, trace,
construct, consider
marry
leader
leadership, command
aqueduct
a little while ago
war
sweet
while, as long as, till,
provided that, if only
provided that, if only
only, just
two
twelve
twelfih
twenty-eight
eighteen
double
double
harden, hold out, last
hard
board of two men
leader, chief, general
that way, there
drunk
see, look, here is
...? if, whether
(it) any(one)?
by Pollux!
emit, bring forth, make
lmown, publish, do
decree, fix
set forth, expound
bring up
lead out, draw out
carry/bring out, lift, elate
exult
make, effect, cause
likeness, portrait
break open
escape, run away, avoid
shine forth
shed, overflow, loosen
disorderly, headlong
poor, needy
need
1, me, myself
I (myselt)
go out, go beyond
outstanding, excellent
going out
ah! hey!
throw out
rush out
slip out, escape
work out, prepare
éléctus -a -um
ëlegins -antis adi
elephantus -i m
6-lidere -sisse -sum
6-ligere -légisse -léetum
éloquéns —entis adi
êloquentia -ae f
ê-loqui
ê-lücëre
ë-lücubrâre
ë-lüdere
êluviô -6nis f
emere émisse émptum
é-ntergere
ë-mlnêre
ê-mittere
ëmptor -ôris m
ê-mûnîre
En
é-nervire
enim
enlm-vërô
ë-nîtî -nîsum
ênsls -is m
ë-numerâre
eô adv
ed abI +comp
eôdem adv
epigramma -atis n
eplstula -aef
epulae -arumf
epuliri
eques -itis m
equester -tris -tre
equidem
equitire
equititus -fis m
equus -l m
ergâ prp +acc
ergo
é-rigere -réxisse -rectum
é—ripere —r6 -ursse —reptum
errare
error -éris m
ë-rubëscere -buisse
ê-rudîre
êrudîtus -a -um
ê-ruere -ruisse -rutum
é-rumpere
êruptiô -ônis_/'
erus -î m
ê-scendere -disse
esse sum fuisse futürum
esse/fore
êsse edô ëdisse ëmm
et
et... et
et-enim
etiam
etiam atque etiam
etiam-nunc
et-si
selected, picked
refined, skilful
elephant
omit, elide
choose, select
eloquent
eloquence
express, tell
shine forth
prepare by lamplight
deceive, mock
flood, inundation
buy
come out, emerge
stick out, project
send out, emit, utter
buyer
fortify
look, here is
weaken, enervate
for
truly, certainly
strive, exert oneself
sword
count up, enumerate
to that place, there
so much
to the same place
epigram
letter
meal, feast
dine, feast
horseman, knight
cava|ry—, equestrian
indeed, for my part
ride on horseback
cavalry
horse
toward
therefore, so
lift, erect, cheer
snatch away, deprive of
wander, stray
wandering, error
blush
instruct, educate
well-instructed, learned
unearth, clear up
break out
sally, sortie
master
ascend, go up
be
eat
and, also
both... and
and indeed, for
also, even, yet
again and again
still
even if, although
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euax!
Eurus -i m
ê-vâdere -sisse -sum
ë-vânêscere -nuisse
ê-vehere
ê-venîre
ëventus -üs m
ë-vertere
ë-vincere
ê-vocâre
ë-volâre
ê-volvere
ex/ë prp +abl
ex-aequäre
ex-agitâre
ex-animäre
ex-ärdëscere -ârsisse
ex-audîre
ex-cëdere
excellëns -entîs adi
ex-cellere
excelsus -a -um
ex-cerpere -psisse -ptum
excessus —üs m
ex-cidere -disse
ex~cidere -disse -sum
excidium -i n
ex-cipere
ex-cîre -civisse
ex-eitire
excititus -a -um
ex-climire
ex-cliidere -sisse -sum
ex-côgitäre
ex-cruciñre
ex-currere -rrisse -rsurn
excnrsiô —ônis f
ex-cüsâre
exemplar -iris n
exemplum -î n
ex-ercêre
exercitâre
exercitâtiô -ônisf
exercititus -a -um
exercitus -its m
ex-haurire
ex-igere -égisse —äctum
exiguus -a -um
ex-imere -ëmisse ëmptum
exlmlus -a -um
ex-ire -eô -iisse -itum
ex-ïstimâre
exitus -üs m
ex-onerire
exôrdium -î n
ex-orlrl
ex-ôrnlre
exôrsus -üs m
l4
bravo!
south-east wind
get out, escape, pass, turn
out
vanish, disappear
carry out, pas: ride out
happen, fall by lot
outcome, result
overtum, overthrow
persuade, bring about
call out, summon
fly out
unroll
out of, from, of, since,
after, according to
make equal
stir, worry, harass
kill,pass die
flare up
hear
go away, depart
outstanding
be outstanding, excel
lofty, high
pick out
departure, death
fall out, be dropped
destroy
destruction
receive, catch
call out, summon
wake up, arouse
loud, shrill
cry out, exclaim
shut out, cut otï
think out, devise
torture, torment
run out, rush out
sortie, sally
CXCIISC
pattern, model
example, model
exercise, practice, worry
train, exercise
exercise, practice
practiced, proficient
army
drain, empty, exhaust,
endure
drive out, exact, require,
pass
small, scanty
take away, remove
choice, outstanding
go out
consider, think
exit, way out, end
unburden
beginning
rise, arise
adom, decorate
beginning
ex-pavéseere -pavisse
ex-pedire
expedïtiô -ônis f
expedîtus -a -um
ex-pellere
ex-pergisci -perrectum
ex-periri -pertum
ex-pers -rtis adi +gen
ex-petere
ex-plânâre
ex—plëre -ëvisse -ëtum
explêtîvus -a -um
ex-plicire —uisse -itum
ex—pl6rire
exploritor -oris m
ex-pônere
ex-portäre
ex-poscere
ex-pugnâre
ex-pugnâtiô -ônisf
ex-qnîrere -sîvissc situm
exquisitus —a -um
ex-sanguis -e
ex-scindere
exseerandus -a -um
ex-secriri
ex-sequi
exsequiae -ac f pl
ex-silîre -uisse
exsillum -î n
ex-sistere -stitisse
ex-solvere
ex-spectäre
exspectâtiô -ônisf
ex-spïrâre
ex-stimulâre
ex-stinguere —stinxisse
-stinctum
ex-struere
exsul -is W]
exsulire
ex-sultire
ex-suscitire
extemplb
ex-tendere -disse -tum
exter -era -erum
externus -a -um
ex-terrére
extimus -a -um sup
ex-tollere
ex-torris -e
extri pip +acc, adv
ex-traltere
extrineus -a -um
extrêmus -a -um sup
ex-uere -uisse ~t‘.iturn
ex-firere
exustiô -onis f
exuviae -arum f pl
become frightened (at)
make ready, extricate,
explain
foray, raid, expedition
ready for action
dive out, expel
wake up
try, experience
having no share in
request, demand, desire
explain
fill, complete, satisfy
expletive
extricate, unfold, explain
reconnaître, investigate
scout, spy
put out, put ashore, expose
export
ask for, demand
conquer
conquest
ask about, examine
studied, meticulous
bloodless, lifeless
demolish, destroy
accursed
curse
pursue, go on, execute
funeral
Jl"_“P “P
exile
appear, arise
set free, release
wait (for), expect
exspectation
breathe one’s last, die
stir up, incite
extinguish, put out, kill,
annihilate
erect, build
banished person, exile
live in exile
rejoice greatly, exult
rouse, kindle
at once
stretch out, extend
extemal. foreign
extemal, extraneous
scare, terrify
outermost, farthest
raise, praise, extol
exiled, banished
outside
pull out, extract
foreign, stranger
outermost, utmost, last,
n end, utmost danger
take off, deprive of
bum up
conflagration
clothing, armor

F
faber -bri m
fabricire
fibula -ae f
fîbulârî
fibulôsus -a -um
faœre -iô fëcisse factum
facere +gen
facessere
faciès â f
facile adv, sup -illimê
facilis -e, sup -illimus
facilitis -atis f
facinus -oris n
factîô -6nis f
factiôsus -a -um
factum —i n
factus -a -um
facultfis -âtis f
licundus —a -um
fallâx —âcis adi
fallere fefellisse falsum
falsus -a -um, adv -5
falx —cis f
lima —ae f
famés -is f
falnflia -ac f
familiiris -e
famuln —ae f
famulus -i m
finum —i n
firî
fis n indêcl
täs est
fascës -ium m pl
fistl -ôrum m pl
fistus -a -um: dies fästus
litills -e
fatërî fassum
fatïgäre
fitum -i n
faucés -ium f pl
faustus -a -um
fautor -éris m
favêre tävisse +dat
favor -oris m
fax facis f
Februirius -i (ménsis)
Iëlîcitâs -atis f
fillx -îcis adi
tëmina -ae f
fenestra -ae f
fera -ae f
ferë
firiae -ae_/‘pl
leriitus -a -um
ferïre
fermé
ferôcitâs -atis f
ferôx -ôcis adi
ferrâtus -a -um
ferre tulisse lâtum
artisan, smith
forge, build, construct
story, fable, play
talk, chat
fabulous, celebrated
make, do, cause esteem.
value
go away, be oñ‘
appearance, form, face
easily, readily
easy, complaisant
case, complaisance
deed, act, misdeed
party, faction
factions, scheming
deed, act
wrought
possibility, pl resources
eloquent
deceitful
deceive, fail to keep
false, deceived, wrong
sickle
rumor, reputation
hunger, famine
household, family, slaves
intimate, m close friend
servant-girl, maid
servant, slave
shrine, consecrated spot
speak
divine law, right
it is right, it is allowed
bundle of rods, fasces
list of festivals, calendar
court-day, workday
fateful, destined
admit, confess, profess
tire out, weary, worry
fate, destiny, death
pass, defile
fortunate, favorable
supporter
favor, support
goodwill, favor
torch
February
good fortune, luck
fortunate, propitious
woman
window
wild animal
about, almost, usually
festival days, holidays
keeping holiday
strike, hit, kill
about, almost
fierceness, ferocity
fierce, ferocious
tipped with iron
carry, bring, bear, endure,
ferrous -23 -um
ferrum -i n
fertilis -e
ferns -a -um
fervéns -entis
fervere/-ére ferbuisse
fessus -11 -um
festtnire
lestus -a -um: diës fëstus
fëtiâlis -e
fetus -a -um
-licere -id —i6cisse -fectum
fictilis -e
fictus -a -um
ñdêlis -e
fidere fisum esse +dat
fidês -ei f
tides -ium 1‘ pl
fidieen -inis m
fidficia -ae f
fidus -a -um
fier! factum esse
ftgere -xisse -xum
flgfira -ae f
filia -ae_f,' pldat/abl -fibus
filiola -aef
flliolus -i m
filius -i m
filum —i n
fingere finxisse fictum
finite
finis —is m
finitimus —a -um
lirmaimentum -i n
firmâre
firmitüdô -inis f
firmus -a -um
fiscus -î m
flâgitâre
flägitiôsus -a -um
flâgitium -î n
flagrâre
flâmen —inis m
flamma -aef
flâre
flâtus -üs m
flëbilis -e
llectere -xisse -xum
Ilêre —êvisse
flëtus -üs m
flôrêre
flôs —ôris m
flfictus -üs m
fluere -üxisse
flümen -inis n
fluvius -î m
foculus -î m
focus -i m
foederâtus -a -um
M3011. PT°P0S°
of iron, iron-
iron, steel, sword
fertile
wild
hot, boiling, ardent
boil, seethe, swann
tired, weary
hasten, hurry
holiday, festival
fetial
having young
earthen, earthenware-
untrue, rmde up
faithful, loyal
trust, rely on
trust, faith, loyalty,
pmrmse
lyre
lyre-player
trust, confidence
faithful, reliable
be made, he done, beome,
happen, result
fix, fasten, pierce
form, appearance
daughter
little daughter
little son
son
thread, fillet
form, make up, invent
limit, finish, delimit
boundary, end, pl territory
adjacent, neighboring
support, strength
reinforce, strengthen
stability, firmness
strong, stable, firm
public treasury
demand insistently
disgraceful
disgrace
bum
flamen (priest)
flame
blow
blowing, breeze
plaintive
bend, tum
cry, weep (for)
weeping
bloom, flourish
flower
wave
flow
river
river
brazier
hearth
federated, allied
l5

foeditfis -atis f
foedus —a -um
foedus -eris n
folium -î n
Ems fontis m
foräs adv
fore înffizt < esse
forï -ôrum m pl
foris -is f
forîs adv
Erma -aef
formîdô -inisf
lT)rm(')sus -a -um
formula -aef
forsitan/forsan
fortasse
forte adv
fortis -e
fortitüdô -inisf
fortuîtô adv
fortfina -aef
fortünâtus -a —um
forum —î n
fossa -ae f
fragilis -e
fragmentum -i n
fragor -ôris m
frangere frëgisse fräctum
fräter —tris m
fraus -audis f
fremere -uisse
fremitus -115 m
frendere
frequéns -entis adi
fretum -î n
frëtus -e —am +abl
frîgêre
frîgidus —a —um
frîgus -oris n
frôns -ondis f
frôns —ontis f
früctus -üs m
frügês -umf pl
fruî +abl
frümentâfius -a —um
frümentum -î n
früstrâ
früstrârî
fuga -ae f
fugâre
fugere —i6 lfigisse
fugitivus -a -um
fulcîre -sisse -tum
fulgëre —sisse
fulgor -ôris m
fulgur -uris n
fulmen -inis n
fümus -î m
funda -ae f
fundâmentum -î n
fundere fixdisse füsum
funditor -ôris m
16
ugliness, shame
ugly, hideous, shameful
treaty
leaf
spring, source
out
seats (in the circus)
leaf of a door, door
outside, out of doors
form, shape, beauty
dread, terror
beautiful
terms, formula
perhaps, maybe
perhaps, maybe
by chance
strong, brave
strength, bravery
by chance, fortuitously
fortune
fortunate
square
ditch, trench
fragile, frail
fragment, piece
crash
break, shatter
brother
deceit, guile
growl
rumble, growl
gnash one’s teeth
numerous, frequent
strait
relying on, confident of
be cold
cold, chilly, cool
cold
foliage, leaves
forehead, brow, from
produce, fruit
fruit, crops
enjoy
com-
com, grain
in vain
deceive
flight
put to flight, rout
run away, flee
runaway
hold up, support
flash, gleam
flash
flash of lightning
flash of lightning
smoke
sling
foundation
pour, shed, rout
slinger
funditus adv
fundus —i m
fünestus -a —um
fungi fiinctum +abl
vitä fungi
fünis -is m
fünus -eris n
fir -is m
furca -ae f
furere
furor -oris m
ffirtum -î n
futürus -a —um (v. esse)
(tempus) futürum
G
gallus -î m
gaudêre gavîsum esse
gaudium -î n
gaza —aef
gemellus -î m
gemere -uisse -itum
geminäre
geminus —a —um
gemitus -üs m
gemma -ae f
gemmätus -a —um
gena -aef
gener —erî m
generâre
generôsus -a —um
genetrîx -îcisf
geniâlis —e
genitor -ôris m
gens gentis f
genü -üs n
genus ~eris n
genus hominum
gerere gessisse gestum
gestäre
gignere genuisse genitum
glaciês —ëî f
gladiätor -ôris m
gladiitôrius -a —um
gladius -î m
globôsus -a —um
globus -î m
glôria -ae f
glôrîñrî
glôrîôsus —a —um
gnâvus -a —um
gracilis -e, sup gracillimus
gracilitis -atisf
gradî -ior gressum
gradus -üs m
Graecus -a -um
grammatica -ae f
grammaticus -21 -um
grandaevus -a -um
grandis -e
grandô -inis f
to the bottom, utterly
bottom
grievous, sinister
discharge, complete
die
rope
funeral, death
thief
fork, forked frame
be mad, rage, rave
madness
theft
future
future
cock, rooster
be glad, be pleased
joy, delight
treasure
twin
groan (for)
double
twin
groaning
precious stone, jewel
set with a jewel
cheek
son—in-law
beget, produce
noble
mother
marriage-, conjugal
father
people, race, family
knee
kind, sort, race, gender
human race, mankind
carry, bear,cany on, do,
act as, pass go on
carry
beget, create, bear
ice
gladiator
gladiatorial
sword
spherical, round
globe, sphere, ball, band
glory
boast
glorious, boastful
diligent, active
slender, slim
slendemess, thinness
walk, proceed
step, degree
Greek
grammar
grammatical
aged
big, large
hail

grâtês f pl
grâtia -ac f
grätiä (/meä) +gen
grätiam habëre +dat
grätiâs agere +dal
grâtificârî +dat
grâtuîtus -a -um
grâtulâri +dat
grâtus —a vum
gravidus -a -um
gravis —e
gravitas —itis t’
gremium —î n
grex -cgis m
gubernäre
gubernätor -ôris m
gurges -itis m
gustâre
H
habëre
së habëre +adv
habilis —e
habitâbilis -e
habitâre
habitus —üs m
hie adv
haerére -sisse -sum
haesitfire
hasta -aef
haud
haud-quaquam
haurire -sisse -slum
hebes ~etis
hein
hendeca-syllabus -a -um
herba -ae f
hercule
hêrêditârius -a -um
hërêditâs -äl1'sf
hërês -êdis m
herî
hesternus -11 -um
heu
heus
Itexa-meter -tri m
hîbern(âcul)a -ôrum n pl
hîbernâre
hîbernus «a -um
hic haec hoc
hic
hiems -misf
hinc
historia -aef
historicus —i m
hodië
hodiernus -a -um
holus -eris n
homo -inis m
honestis -atisf
honestus -a -um
thanks
favor, goodwill, popu-
larity, gratitude
for the sake of
be grateful
thank
oblige, gratify
gratuitous, futile
congratulate
pleasing, grateful
pregnant, laden
heavy, grave, low
weight, gravity, dignity
lap
flock, herd, band
steer, govem
steersman
whirlpool, flood
taste
have, hold, make,regard
get on, be
fit, appropriate
inhabitable
dwell, live, inhabit
state, condition
this way
stick, cling
hesitate, be uncertain
lance
not
by no means
draw, bail, drink, engulf
dull, blunt
ah! come on!
of eleven syllables
grass, herb
by Hercules! really
inherited, hereditary
inheritance
heir
yesterday
of yesterday
0! alas!
hey! hello!
hexameter
winter camp/quarters
spend the winter
winter-, of winter
this
here
winter
from here, hence
account, story, history
historian
today
today’s, of today
vegetable
human being, person
honesty, virtue
honorable, n virtue
honor v. honôs
honôrâre
honôrificus —a -um
honôs/honor -ôris m
hora -ae f
horrendus -a -um
horrêre
horribilis -c
horror -ôris m
hortârï
hortus -î m
hospes -itis m
hospita -aef
hospîtâlis -e
hospitiu -î n
hostia -ae f
hostilis -e
hostis -is m
hûc
hümänitfis -ätis f
hümânus —a -um
humî lac
humilis -e, sup -illimus
humus -î f
I
iacere -iô iëcisse iactum
iacêre
iactâre
iactüra -ae f
iaculiri
iaculum -î n
iam
lambus -î m
iânitor -ôris m
iinua -aef
Iânuârlus -î (mënsis)
ibi
ibï-dem
îcere îcisse ictum
-icere -iô -iëcisse -iectum
ictus -üs m
idem eadem idem
ldentldem
id-eô
idôneus -a -um
ïdüs -uumf pl
iecur -oris n
igitur
ignârus -a -um
ignivia -ae f
ignis ~is m
ignôbilis -e
ignôminiôsus -21 -um
ignôrâre
ignôscere -ôvisse +dat
ignôtus -a -um
îlicô
il-Iacrimiire +dat
ille -a -ud
illecebra -ae f
honor
honorable
honor, high office
hour
dreadful
bristle, stand on end,
shudder (at)
horrible, terrifying
dread, horror
encourage, urge
garden
guest, guest-friend
(female) guest, stranger
hospitable, guest-
guest friendship/house
sacrificial animal
enemy-, hostile
enemy
here, to mis place
human feeling, culture
human
on the ground
low, humble, lowly
ground, earth
throw, hurl, utter, lay
lie
thmw, toss, hurl, utter
throwing away, loss
throw (the javelin)
throwing-spear, javelin
now, already
lamb (u —)
doorkeeper
door
January
there
in the same place
strike, make, conclude
stroke, blow
the same
repeatedly
for that reason
fit, suitable, capable
the 13th/15th (of the month)
liver
therefore, then, so
ignorant, unaware
idleness, cowardice
fire
unknown, of low birth
disgraceful
not know
forgive
unknown
at once
weep over
that, the one, he
attraction, allurement
l7

illic
il-licere -i6 -éxisse -ectnm
illinc
ille
ll-Iicéscere -lfrxisse
ll-lidere
illüstrâre
illüstris -e
imigô -inisf
imbêcillus -a -um
im-bellis -e
imber -bris m
imitiri
irn-minis -e
imminitis -itis f
im-mitfirus -a -um
im-memor —or-is adi (+gen)
im-mensus -a -um
irn-minére +dat
im-minuere
inr-miscére: së i. (+dat)
im-mîttere
immô
im-môbilis -e
im-molâre
im-mortâlis -e
im-münis -e (+abl)
im-pir -aris adi
im-partîre
lm-patiëns -entis adi
impatientia -aef
in-pavidus -a -um
impedimentum -î n
rmpedire
im-pellere
im-pendére +dat
impënsa -aef
imperâre (+dat)
imperâtor -ôris m
imperâtôrius -a -um
im-perfectus -a -um
imperitâre (+dat)
imperitia -ae_/'
im-perîtus -a -um
imperium -î n
im-pertîre
impeträre
impetus -135 m
im-piger -gra -grum
im-pins -a -um
im-plére ~évisse -etum
irn-plicire -uisse -itum
îm-plôrâre
impluvium -î n
îm-pônere
impraesentiirum
im-primere -pressisse
-pressum
im-probus -a -um
im-prôvïsus -a -um
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there
entice, attract
from there
there, thither
dawn, grow light
make game of, fool
illuminate, make clear
brilliant, illustrious
picture, portrait, vision
weak
unwarlike, cowardly
rain, shower
imitate
savage, fierce
brutality, fierceness
unripe, premature
unmindful, forgetful (ct)
immeasurable, endless
overhang, be imminent
make smaller, reduce
mingle, merge (into)
send in, send (into)
no, on the contrary
immovable, motionless
sacrifice, immolate
immortal
exempt (from), tax-free
unequal
give a share of, impart
not enduring, impatient
impatience
fearless
obstacle
impede, obstruct
obstructed, encumbered
strike, drive, compel
impend, threaten
cost, eiqienditure
command, order, levy,
requisition, rule
general, emperor
of a general
unfinished
govem, be in command
inexperience, ignorance
unskilled, ignorant
command, empire
give a share of, impart
obtain (by request)
onset, attack, charge
active, industrious
impious
fill, fulfill, achieve
enfold
beseech, implore
water basin
place (in/on), put
at the present moment
press (into), stamp, im-
press
bad, wicked
unforeseen, unexpected
ex/dé imprôvîsô
im-prüdëns -entis adi
im-pudêns -entis adi
impudentia -ae f
im-pudieus -a -um
im-pugnire
impulsus -üs m
impine
impinitis -âfis f
imus -a -um sup
in prp +abl
prp +acc
in-ambulire
in-animus -a -um
inânis -e
in-audîtus -a -um
in-caléscere -luisse
in-cautus -a -um
in-cëdere
in-cendere -disse -ënsum
incendium -î n
inœptnm -î n
in-certus -a -um
in-cidere -disse
in-cîdere -disse —sum
in-cipere -iô ooepisse
coeptum
in-citire
incititus -a -um
in—climire
in-clinire
in-clüdere -sisse -sum
inclutus —a -um
in-cognitus -a -um
incohâre
lncola -ae m[f
in-colere
incolumis -e
incolumitis -atis/'
in~commodum -i n
inconditus -a -um
in-conspectus -a -um
in-consultus -a -um
in-crédibilis -e
in-crepire -uisse -itum
in-créscere
in-cultus -21 -um
in-cumbere -cubuisse
incumbere ad/in
in-currere -rrisse ~rsum
in-cursio -onisf
in-cüsäre
inde
in-demnâtus -a -um
index-icis m
in-dicâre
in-dicere
indicium -i n
indigëre
indignârî
indignitio -ônis f
indignitis -atisf
unexpectedly, suddenly
unwise, incautious
shameless, impudent
shamelessness
unchaste, immoral
attack, oppose
impact, impulse
with impunity
impunity, licence
lowest
in, on, at
into, on (to), against
walk up and down
lifeless, inanimate
empty. sapins
unheard (of)
become heated
incautious, unsuspecting
walk, advance, occur
set on fire, inflame
fire, conflagration
undertaking, enterprise
uncertain
occur, present itself
cut
begin
set in motion, stir up
fast-moving, rapid
shout (at)
tum, bend, incline
shut up
famous
unknown
start work on, begin
inhabitant
inhabit
unharmed, safe, intact
safety
disadvantage, misfortune
unpolished, rough
unfounded
thoughtless, rash
incredible, unbelievable
rattle, clash, scold
grow, increase
uncultivated, untilled
lie down on
apply/devote oneself to
rush in, make an inroad
incursion, inroad
reproach, accuse
from there, thence(forth)
uncondemned
list, catalog
make known, declare
notify, declare
infomiation, disclosure
be without, lack
resent, be indignant
indignation, resentment
indignity, humiliation

in-dignus -a -um
in-doctus -a -um
indolés -isf
in-dilcere
induere -uisse -frtum
indfitus (+abI)
industria -ac f
industrius -a -um
indfitiae -ae f pl
in-éluctibilis -e
in-ermis -e
in-ers -ertis
inertia -aef
in-esse
in-explôrâtô adv
in-expugnâbilis -e
in-exspectätus -a —um
în-fâmis —e
in-fandus —a -um
infins -antis m,/f
In-fectus -a -um
în-lëlîx -îcis adi
intensus -a -um
inferior -ius comp
infernus -a -um
in-ferre in-tulisse il-lätum
înferus -a -um
lnferî «ôrum m pl
înfêstâre
ïnfëstus -a -um
in-fidus -a -um
in-figere
înfimus —a -um sup
infinitus -a -um
înfirmâre
înfirmâtiô -ônisf
înfïrmitâs -âtisf
în-firmus -a -um
înfitiârî
în-flammâre
în-flâre
in-flectere
in-lluere
in-lormis -e
înfrä pip +acc, adv
in-fringere -fregisse
—fiactum
in-geméscere -muisse
ingenium -i n
ingêns -entis adi
in-gritus -a -um
in-gredi -ior -gressum
in-hospitâlis -e
in-hñmânus -a -um
in-icere
in-imîcus -î m
in-inimîcus -a —um
inîquitâs -ätisf
in-îquus -a -um
in-ire —e6 -iisse -itum
initium -i n
inifiria -aef
unworthy, shameful
ignorant
character, nature
lead, bring (in), introduce
put on (clothes)
dressed (in)
hard work, industry
diligent, industrious
armistice, truce
inescapable, inevitable
unarmed, defenceless
inactive, idle
idleness, sloth
be (in)
without reconnoitering
impregnable
unexpected
disgraced
hon'ible
little child, baby
unwrought, not effected
unlucky, unfortunate
hostile
lower, inferior
of the underworld
bring (in), cause, inflict
lower
the underworld
make unsafe, infest
unsafe, infested, hostile
faithless
fix, fasten
lowest, the bottom of
unlimited, infinite
weaken, refute, annul
invalidation, rebuttal
weakness
weak
deny
kindle, inflame
inflate, puff up, elate
bend, tum, inflect
flow into
unshapely, ugly
below
break, crush
groan, moan
nature, character
huge, vast
ungrateful
enter, begin, walk
inhospitable
inhuman
throw/lay on, instil
(personal) enemy
unfriendly
unfaimess
uneven, unfair
enter (upon), begin
beginning
injustice. wrong
iniüriôsus -a -um
in-iussü +gen
in-iüstus —a -um
in-nocéns -entis adi
innocentia -ae f
in-numeribilis -e
inopia -aef
inquit —iunt
inquam
in-quïrere -sîvisse -sîtum
în-sânâbilis -e
insiinia —ae f
in-sinus -a -um
in-satiibilis -e
in-seiéns -entis adi
in-scius -21 -um
in-scribere
ïnscrîptiô -ônisf
în—sepultus -a -um
in-sequi
in-sidere -sédisse -sessum
in-sidére -sédisse
insidiae —5rumf pl
ïnsidiârî (+dat)
însidiâtor -ôris m
insigne —is n
însignis -e
în-sistere -stitisse
în-solêns -entis adi
insolentia -ac f
in-solitus -a -um
în-sôns -ontis adi
în-spërâtus -a -um
in-spicere
in-stire
in-staurire
lnstigire
instinctus -51 -um
in-stituere -uisse -frtum
institfitunr —i n
în-struere
înstrümentum -î n
In-suêscere -êvisse —êtum
insula -aef
in-super
insuper habére
in-tictus -31 -um
integer -gm -grurn
intel-legere -léxisse
-léctum
in-tendere -disse -tum
intentiô —ônis_f
intentus -a -um
inter pm +acc
inter sê
inter-cêdere
inter-clüdere -sisse —sum
inter-diü
inter-dum
inter-eâ
inter-esse
unjust, wrongful
without orders
unjust, unfair
innocent, blameless
innocence, integrity
countless, innumerable
lack, scarcity
(he/she) says/said
I say
inquire, make inquiries
incurable
madness
mad, insane
insatiable
not knowing, unaware
not knowing, unaware
write on, inscribe, entitle
inscription, title
unburied
follow, pursue
occuPY» settle, be fixed
hold, occllPY, be seated
ambush, plot, wiles
lie in wait, lie in ambush
waylayer, bandit
mark, token, symbol
noted, remarkable
stand (on)
haughty, arrogant
arrogance
unusual, unwonted
innocent
unhoped for, unexpected
examine, inspect
press, urge, insist
renew
incite, urge
roused
set up, establish, start,
appoint, train, instruct
practice, custom, usage
draw up, arrange, equip
tool(s), instrument
become accustomed
island
in addition
overlook, neglect
untouched, uninjured
intact, unhurt, blameless
understand, realize
strain, direct, strive
charge, accusation
intent, attentive
between, among, during
(with) one another
intervene, intercede
cut off, block
by day
now and then
meanwhile
be between
I9

interesse +daI
interest
inter-ficere
inter-ioere
interiectus
interiecfis... (abl)
interim
inter-imere -emisse
-émptum
interior -ius comp
inter-ire ~e6 -iisse
interitus -üs m
inter-mittere
internicio -onis f
internus ~a -um
inter-pellire
inter-ponere
inter-régnum -î n
inter-rêx -rëgis m
inter-rogâre
inter-rumpere
inter-vâllum -î n
inter-venire (+dat)
interventus -üs m
intrâ prp +acc
intrâre
intrô-dücere
intro-îre -eô -iisse -itum
intuêrî
intus adv
in-ultus -a -um
in-fitilis -e
in-videre -sisse -sum
in-validus -a -urn
in-vehere
invehi in
in-venire
inventiô -ônis f
in-vestîgâre
in-veteräscere —râvisse
in-vieem
in-vlctus -a -um
in-vidére +dat
invidia -ae f
in-violitus -a -um
in-visere
invîsus -a -um
invïtâre
invItus -a -um
in-vius -a -um
in-vocire
iocosus -a -um
ipse -11 -um
îrn -acf
ïrâscî
îrâtus -a —um
lre eô iisse itum
irrltire
lr-ritus -11 -um
ir-ruere
lr-rumpere
irruptiô -ônisf
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attend, take part in
it matters
kill
place between, insert, add
situated between
after..., at the end of...
meanwhile
kill
interior, inner (part o!)
die, perish
death
interrupt, discontinue
annihilation, massacre
inner, intemal
interrupt
place between
interval between reigns
intermediary regent
ask, question
break up, cut, interrupt
interval, space, distance
tum up, occur, disturb
arrival
inside, within
enter
lead/bring in, introduce
go inside, enter
look at, watch
inside
unavenged
useless
enter, attack, invade
infirm, weak
import, pars ride in
attack in words, inveigh
find, meet, devise, invent
an of devising arguments
inquire into, investigate
grow old, become fixed
mutually, one another
unconquered, invincible
envy, grudge
envy, ill will, dislike
unhurt
go to see
odious, disliked
invite, entertain
unwilling, against ...’s will
trackless, impassable
call upon, invoke
humorous, funny
himself, that very
anger
be angry
an gry
go
excite, stimulate
invalid, ineffectual
rush in, charge
break, force one’s way
violent entry, assault
is ea id
iste -a -ud
ita
ita-que
item
iter itineris n
iterâre
iterum
iubêre iussisse iussum
iücundus -a -um
iüdex -icis m
iüdicâre
iüdicâtiô -onis f
iñdicium -î n
iugâlis —e
iügerum -î n
iugulâre
iugulum —î n
iugum -î n
Iülius -î (mênsis)
iümentum -î n
iungere iünxisse iünctum
iüniôrês -um m pl
lünius —î (mênsis)
iürire
iiis iûris n
iüre
iüs iirandum ifuis -i n
iussü abl +gen
iussum -i Il
iüstn -ôrum n pl
iüstitia -aef
iüstus -a -um
iuvâre iüvisse iütum
iuvenilis -e
luvencus -î m
iuvennis -e
iuvenis -is m
iuventa -ae f
iuventüs -ütisf
iüxtâ prp +acc, adv
K
kalendae -ârum_f pl
kalendirium -i n
L
labefactfire
Iâbës -isf
Iñbî läpsum
labor -oris m
labôrâre
labôrîôsus -a -um
Iabrum -i n
labyrinthus -i m
lac lactis n
lacerire
lacertus -i m
Iacessere -ivisse -itum
Iacrima -aef
Iacrirnfibilis -e
lacrimire
he, she, it, that
this, that (of yours)
so, in such a way
therefore
likewise, also
joumey, march, way
repeat, renew
again, a second time
order, tell
pleasant, delightful
judge
judge, try, decide
point at issue
judgement, trial, court
marriage—, conjugal
area of fl500 m’
kill, slaughter
throat
yoke, ndge
July
beast of burden/draught
join, combine, form
younger men (1 7-45)
June
swear
law, right, justice, court
justly, rightly
oath
by order of
corrnrrand, order
the last honors
justice
just, fair, due, proper
help, delight
youthful
young bull
youthful
young man
youth
youth, young men
by, next to, after, alike
the 1st (of the month)
calendar
shake, undennine
stain, disgrace
slip, drop, fall
work, toil
work, take trouble, suffer
hard, laborious
lip
labyrinth
milk
tear
(upper) arm
challenge, provoke
tear
moumful, pitiful
shed tears, weep

laerirnosus -a -um
laeteus -a -um
law: -115 m
laedere -sisse -sum
laetârî
laetitia —ae f
laetus -a -um
laevus -21 -um
lanrbere -bisse
limentitifi -ônis f
lin: —ae f
lance: —aef
laniâre
lapideus -a -um
lapis -idis m
laqueus -î m
largifi
largitifi -(‘mis f
largitor -oris m
largus -a -um
lascivia -ae f
latebra -aef
later -eris m
latêre
latericius -a -um
Lafinus -21 -um
litrire
Intro -finis m
latrficinium -î n
latus -eris n
lätus -a -um
laudire
laureitus -a -um
laurus -î f
laus laudis f
laviire lavisse lautum
Iaxire
Iectica -ae f
lectulus -i m
leetus -î m
lëctus -a -um
lëgire
lëgätiô -ônis f
Iëgitus -i m
legere legisse lectnm
legiô «ônis f
legionirius -a -um
lëgitlmus —a -um
lembus -i m
lênïre
lënis —e
lentus -a -um
Ieô -ônis m
Ievire
levis -e
lëx lêgisf
lïbire
libellus -î m
libëns -entis adi
libenter
liber -bri m
Iîber -era -erum
tearful, sad
milky
lake
injure, hurt
rejoice, be glad
JOY
glad, happy
left, f the left (hand)
lick, wash
wailing, lamentation
wool, wool spirming
lance, spear
tear
of stone, stone-
stone, milestone
loop, noose
give generously
largesse, bribery
who gives generously
generous
wantonness
hiding-place
brick
be hidden, hide
of brick
Latin
bark
brigand, robber
robbery
side, flank
broad, wide
praise
adorned with laurel
laurel
praise, merit
wash, bathe
loose, untie, release
litter, sedan
(little) bed
bed, couch
select, picked
bequeath, send, delegate
embassy, deputation
envoy, lieutenant, legate
read, choose, gather
legion
legionary
legal, lawful
small boat
placate, appease
gentle, mild
slow
lion
lift, raise
light, slight
law, condition, tenn
make a libation, pour
little book
willing, glad
with pleasure, gladly
book
free
liberire
llberitor -ôris m
libère: libet (+dat)
liber! -ôrum m pl
libertis -itis f
libertinus -i m
libîdô -inis f
Iîbra -ae f
llcentia -ae f
lîcêre: licet +dat
llctor -ôris m
ligâre
ligneus -51 -um
lignum -i n
llliurn -i n
limen -inis n
limes -itis m
lîmus -î m
llnea -aef
llngua -ae f
linquere liquisse lictum
linter -tris m
Iîs litisf
Iittera -ae f
litus -oris Il
lituus -î m
loca -ôrum n pl
loeire
locuples -etis adi
locupletire
locus -i m (p! -a -Grum n:
v. suprä)
longé
longinquitâs -itis f
longinquus -a -um
longitüdô -inisf
longus -a -um
loquî locütum
lücêre lüxisse
lucerna -ae f
lucrum —i n
lnetiri
Iüctus -üs m
lücus -î m
lüdere -sisse -sum
lüdibrium -î n
lüdic(er) -cra -crum
Iüdicrnm -i n
lüdus —î m
lügêre -xisse
lügubris -e
lümen —inis n
lüna -ae f
lüniris -e
lupn —aef
lupus -î m
lüstrire
lüstmm -î n
lüx lñcis f
luxuria -aef
luxuriârî
luxus -üs m
free, set free, deliver
deliverer, liberator
it pleases
children
freedom, liberty
freedman
desire, lust
balance, pound (327 g)
wantonness, licence
it is allowed, one may
lictor
bind
wooden
wood
lily
threshold
path, track
mud
string, line
tongue, language
leave
small boat
dispute, lawsuit
letter
beach, shore
augur’s stafi‘, trumpet
regions, parts
place
rich, wealthy
enrich
place, position, rank,
room, opportunity
far, by far
remoteness
remote
length
long
speak, talk
shine
lanrp
profit, gain
wrestle
grief, mouming
sacred grove
play
toy, laughing-stock
of sport, of games
show
play, game, school
moum, grieve (over)
sad, grievous
light
moon
of the moon, lunar
she-wolf
wolf
ii-radiate, purify, survey
ceremony of purification
light, daylight
extravagance, luxury
revel, live in luxury
extravagance, luxury
21

M
mâcerîa -aef
mâchina -aef
mâchinirî
macte virtfite (estô)
macula -aef
maculâre
maerêre
rnaeror -ôris m
maestitia -aef
maestus -a -um
magis
magister -tri m
magister equitum
magistrâtus -üs m
magnificentia -ae f’
magnificus -a -um
magnitude -inis f
magnus -a -um
mäior -ius camp
mâiôrês -um m pl
Mâius —î (mënsis)
male adv
malœdîcere +dat
maleficium —î n
malitia -aef
mille mäluisse
malum -i n
mâlnm -î n
malus —a -um
mamma -aef
mânâre
mandâre
mandâtum -î n
mine indëcl n, adv
manêre mänsisse
Mänës -ium m pl
manilëstus -a -um
manipulus —î m
mânsuêtüdô -inisf
manus -üsf
mare —is n
margarita -ae f
maritimus -a -um
maritus -i m
marmor -oris n
marmoreus -a -um
Mairtius —î (mënsis)
miter -tris f
mâteria —aef
mäternus -a -um
mâtrimônium «î n
mâtrôna -ae f
mâtrônâlis -e
mâtürâre
mâtürê
mâtüritäs -atisf
mâtürus —a -um
mausoleum -i n
mâximê
mäximus —a -um sup
mecastor
22
stone wall, garden wall
machine
devise, plot
well done! bravo!
stain, blemish
stain, defile
grieve
grief
sadness, sorrow
sad, sorrowful
more
schoolmaster, teacher
master of the horse
office, magistrate
magnificence
magnificent, splendid
size, greatness
big, large, great
bigger, greater, older
ancestors
May
badly, ill
abuse, insult
evil deed, crime
wickedness
prefer
evil, trouble, harm
apple
bad, wicked, evil
mummy
flow, be wet, drip
assign, order
order
moming, in the moming
remain, stay
Manes, spirits of the dead
flagrant, plain
maniple
mildness, clemency
hand, power, force, troop
sea
pearl
sea-, coastal
husband
marble
made of marble, marble-
March
mother
material, occasion
matemal
matrimony, marriage
manied woman
of a married woman
make haste, hun'y
quickly, early
ripeness, maturity
ripe, mature, timely,early
mausoleum
most, especially
biggest, greatest, oldest
by Castor!
medêrî +dat
medicus -i m
mediocris -e
meditirî
medititiô —ônis f
medium -i n
medius -a -um
meherc(u)le
mel mellis n
melior -ius camp
elius adv
mellltus -a -um
membrum -i n
mementô -tote imp
mé-met
meminisse +gen/acc
memor -oris adi (+gen)
memoribilis -e
memorire
memoria —ae f
m.ae traderelmandare
post hominum m.am
mendum -i n
mêns mentisf
mënsa -ae f
mënsa secunda
mënsis -is m
mentiô -ônisf
mentîrï
mercârï
mercâtor —ôris m
mercätôrius -a -um
mercâtüra -ae_/'
mercâtus -üs m
mercés -édis/'
merére/-ri
bene m. dé
mergere -sisse -sum
merïdiës -ëî m
meritum -i n
meritus -a -um
merum -i n
merus -a -um
merx -rcisf
metallum -i n
mêtârî
metere —messum
mêtïrî mënsum
metuere -uisse
metus -135 m
meus -a -um, voc mî
micire
migrâre
mïles -itis m
mîliärium -î n
mîlitâre
mîlitâris —e
militia -aef
militiae (lac)
mille, pl milia -ium n
minae —a‘irum_/‘pl
minärî
heal, cure, remedy
physician, doctor
moderate, ordinary
think about, contemplate
reflection, practicing
middle, centre
mid, middle
by Hercules!
honey
better
better, rather
sweet
limb
remember! don't forget!
me, myself
remember, recollect
mindful, reminding
memorable
mention, speak (of)
memory, record
put on record
in human memory
mistake, error
mind
table
dessert
month
mention, reference
lie
buy, purchase
merchant
merchant-
trade, commerce
market, fair
wage, fee, rent
earn, deserve
behave well toward
dip, plunge, sink
midday, noon, south
merit
well-deserved
neat wine
pure, neat, undiluted
commodity, pl goods
metal
measure off, lay out
reap, harvest
measure
fear
fear
my, mine
flicker, flash
move, migrate
soldier
milestone
serve as a soldier
military
military service
in the field, in war
thousand
threats
threaten

minimê
minimum adv
minimus -a —um sup
minister -tri m
ministerium -i n
ministra -ae_/'
minitârî
minor -us comp
minuere -uisse -fitum
minus -oris n, adv
si minus
mïrâbilis ~e
mïrâbundus -a —um
mïrâculum -î n
mîrärî
mîrus —a —um
miscêre -uisse mixtum
misellus -a —um
miser -era -erum
miserâbilis -e
miserârî
miserätiô —ônisf
miserërî +gen
miseria -aef
misericordia -aef
missile -is n
mîtigâre
mïtis -e
mittere mîsisse missum
moderârî
moderâtiô -ônisf
moderâtor -ôris m
moderätus -a —um
modestia -aef
modestus -a —um
modicus -a —um
modius -î m
modo
modo... modo
modus -î m
nüllô modô
huius/eius modî
moenia -ium n pl
miles -is f
molestus -a —um
molesté pati/ferre
m6lin'
mollîre
mollis -e
mômentum -î n
monëre
monitus -üs m
môns montis m
mônsträre
mônstrum -î n
monumentum -î n
mora -ae f
morifi
morbus -l m
mordêre mornordisse -sum
mori mortuum
by no means, not at all
very little
smallest, youngest
servant
attendance
female servant
threaten
smaller, younger
diminish, reduce
less
if not
marvelous, wonderful
wondering
marvel
wonder (at), be surprised
surprising, strange
mix, mix up, stir up
poor, wretched
unhappy, miserable
pitiable
feel sorry for, pity
compassion, pity
feel pity for
misfortune, misery
compassion, pity
missile
soothe
gentle, mild, tame
send, throw
temper, moderate
moderation, restraint
ruler
restrained, moderate
restraint
restrained, modest
moderate
peck (8,75 1)
only, just
now... now
manner, way, measure,
size, amount, limit
by no means
of this/that kind
walls
mass, bulk, effort
troublesome
be annoyed (at)
labor, strive
make soft, soften
soft
moment
remind, advise, warn
advice, prompting
mountain
point out, show
monster
memorial, monument
delay
delay, stay, stop
disease, illness
bite
die
moribundus -a —um
mors mortisf
mortâlis -e
mortuus -a —um (< morî)
môs môris m
môtus -üs m
movëre môvisse -tum
mox
mügîre
muliebris -e
mulier -eris_/'
multâre
multi -ae -a
multitüdô -inisf
multô +comp/sup
multum -î n, adv
multum diëî
multus -a —um
in/ad multam noctem
mundus -i m
mundus -a —um
münîmentum -î n
münïre
münîtiô -ônisf
münîtus -a —um
münus -en's n
murmur -uris n
mürus -î m
müs mûris m
Mûsa -ae_f
mütâbilis —e
mûtâre
mütâtiô —6nis f
mütus -a —um
mñtuus -a —um
mütuum dare/sûmere
N
mm
-mm
namque
nancisei nactum
nâre
nirrire
nârrâtiô -ônisf
nâscî nätum
nisus -i m
nits -aef
natire
nâtiô -onis f
nätü abl: mäior/minor n.
nâtüra -ae f
nâtürâlis -e
nitus -a —um (< nâscî)
xx annôs nätus
nâtus -Î m
naufragium -î n
nauta -ae m
nauticus -a —um
nivilia ~ium n pl
nâvâlis -e
nâvicula —ae f
dying
death
mortal, human
dead
custom, usage, n1anner
movement, rising
move, stir, ponder
soon
low, bellow
of a woman
woman
punish
many, a great many
large number, multitude
much, by far
much, a good deal
late in the day
much, a good deal of
till late in the night
world, universe
clean, neat
fortification
fortify, guard, construct
fortification
well fortified, secure
gifi, task, duty
mutter, murmur
wall
mouse
Muse
changeable
change, exchange
change
dumb
on loan
lend/borrow
for
ever?
for
get, obtain, find, meet
swim
relate, tell
narrative
be bom
nose
daughter
swim
people, nation
older/younger
nature
natural, of nature
bom
20 years old
son
shipwreck
sailor
nautical, naval
dockyard
naval
boat
23

niviculirius -i m
nâvigâre
nivigâtiô -ônisf
nivis -isf
-ne
né
né... quidem
në multa
nebula -ae f
nee v. ne—que/nec
necâre
nec-lneque-dum
necessârius -a-um, adv -6
necessfirius -i m
necesse est
neeessitis -fitis f
nectere -x(u)isse -xum
ne-fandus -a —um
ne-fins inde'cI n
ne-fistus —a -um: diés n.
negire
negitfire
neglegéns -entis adi
neglegere -éxisse -ctum
negôtiârî
negotiator -oris m
negôtium -î n
nëmô, acc -inem, dat -inî
nepôs -ôtis m
nêquam adi indêcl
sup nëquissimus
në-quâquam
ne-que/nee
n. �� n.
në-quîquam
ne-quïre -eô -îvisse
nervus -î m
nescio-quis
ne-scîre
neu v. në-ve/neu
neuter -tra -trum
në-ve/neu
n. �| n.
nex necis f
nî v. nisi
nïdus —î m
niger -gra -grum
nihil/nîl
nihilô +comp
nihilô minus/sëtius
nimbus —î m
nï-mînlm adv
nimis
nimium -î n, adv
nimius —a -um
nisi/ni
niti nisum
nîtî in
niveus -a -um
nix nivisf
nôbilis —e
nôbilitâre
24
shipowner
sail
sailing, voyage
ship
...? if, whether
that not, lest, that
not even
to be brief, in short
mist, fog
kill
and (/but) not yet
necessary
relative, friend
it is necessary, one must
need, necessity
attach
heinous
impious act, crime
public holiday
deny, say that... not
deny repeatedly
careless
neglect, disregard
do business, trade
trader
business, activity, affair
no one, nobody
grandson
worthless, bad
by no means, not at all
and/but not, nor, not
neither... nor
to no effect, in vain
be unable to
sinew, muscle
someone or other, some
not know
neither
and (that) not, nor
(that) neither... nor
killing, murder
nest
black
nothing, adv not at all
no, by no means
none the less
rain-cloud
without doubt, evidently
too, too much
too much, too
too big
if not, except, but
exert oneself, strive
depend on
snow-white
snow
well known, famous
make famous
nôbilitâs -fitisf
nocêre +dat
noctü
nocturnus -a -um
nôdus —î m
nôlî -îte imp (< nôlle) +ïrgf
nôlle nôluisse
nümen -inis n
nômen dare
nôminâre
nôn
nônne -ârumf pl
nônâgësimns -a -um
nônâgintâ
nôn-dum
nôn-gentî -ae -a
nôn-ne
nôn-nihil
nôn-nüllî -ae -a
non-numquam
nônus -a —um
nos nôbîs
nôscere nôvisse
nôscitäre
noster -tra -trum
nostrum gen
nota —aef
notäre
Notus —î m
nôtus -a -um
novellus -a -um
novem
November -bris (mënsis)
nüvlsse (< nôscere)
novlssimê
novissimus -a —um
novitäs -ätis_f
novus «a —um
nox noctis f
noxa -ae f
noxius -a -um
nübere -psisse +dat
nuptum dare
nübës -is f’
nübilus -a -um
nüdâre
nüdus -a -um
nügae ~5rumf pl
nüllus -a —um
num
nümen -inis n
numerâre
numerôsus —a -um
numerus -i m
numrnus -i m
numquam
nunc
nfincupare
nüntia -ae_/'
nüntiäre
nüntius -î m
nüper
renown, nobility, nobles
hann, hurt
by night, at night
noctumal, at night
knot
don’t...!
be unwilling, not want
name, fame, nation
offer oneself, enroll
name, call
not
5th/7th (of the month)
ninetieth
ninety
not yet
nine hundred
not?
not a little, something
some, several
sometimes
ninth
we, us, ourselves
get to know, perfknow
recognize
our, ours
of us
mark, sign, slur
mark, note, censure
south wind
known
new, young
nine
November
know
quite recently
last
novelty, inexperience
new, inexperienced
night
harm, guilt
guilty
marry
give in marriage
cloud
cloudy
bare, leave unprotected
naked, bare, unarmed
idle talk, rubbish
no
...? if, whether
divine will
count
numerous, many
number, class
coin, sesterce
never
now
designate, call
messenger
announce, report
messenger, message
recently

nupta -ae f
nuptine -itum f pl
nurus -üs f
nusquam
nütrîre
nütrîx -îcis f
nütus -üs m
nux nucis f
Nylnpha -ae f
O
ô
ob pip +acc
ob-dücere
ob-equitâre
ob-icere
ob-iectâre
ob-îre -eô -iisse -itum
obitus -üs m
ob-ligire
oblïquus -a -um
oblîviô -ônisf
oblîvïscï -lîtum +gen/acc
ob-mütëscere -tuisse
ob-nübere
ob-oedire +dat
ob-orîrî
ob-rêpere
ob-rigêsœre -guisse
ob-ruere -ruisse -rutum
obscürâre
obscürus -a -um
ob-secundâre + dat
ob-sequi +dat
ob-servire
obses -idis m
ob-sidëre -sédisse sessum
obsidio -onis f
ob-sistere -stitisse
ob-stare
obstinitus -a -um
ob-struere
olrstupéscere -puisse
ob-surdéscere —duisse
ob-temperire +dat
ob-testiri
ob-tinere -uisse -tentum
ob-trectire
obtrectitio -onisf
ob-truncire
obtinsus -a -um
ob-venlre
ob-viam ire (+ dat)
obvius -a -um
obvius esse/fieri +dat
occâsiô -ônisf
occisus -üs m
occidêns —entis m
oc-cidere -disse
oc-cldere -disse -sum
occultire
wife
wedding
daughter-in-law
nowhere
feed, suckle
nurse
nod, gravitation
nut
nymph
0!
on account of, before
draw over (to cover)
ride up to
place before, expose
expose
meet, visit, go into, enter
upon, set
death
bind
slanting, indirect
oblivion
forget
become speechless
veil, cover
obey
SPURS “P
creep up, steal up
become stiff
cover up, bury, crush
obscure, darken
dark, obscure, uncertain
comply with, obey
comply with, obey
observe, respect
hostage
besiege
siege
resist
stand in the way
stubbom, obstinate
bar, block
be stunned/astounded
become deaf
obey
beseech, implore
hold, gain, obtain
criticize, disparage
criticism, disparagement
slaughter, kill
blunt, dull
fall to the lot of
(go to) meet, oppose
coming to meet
meet
opportunity, chance
setting
west
fall, sink, set, die, end
kill
hide
occultu: -a -um
occuplre
oc-currere -rrisse -4-dat
oc-cunire
oceanus -i m
ocellus -i m
ocissimé sup
ocius comp
octivus -21 -um
octies
octingenfi -ac -a
octô
October -bris (ménsis)
octfigésimus -a -um
octiiginti
oculus -i m
ôdisse
odium -î n
odor -Gris m
of-fendere -disse -ensum
offënsa -ac f
oflënsiô -onis f
of-ferre ob-tulisse -lâtum
officiurn —i n
ôlim
ômen -inis n
o-mittere
omnïnô
omnis -e
onerâre
onus -eris n
opâcus -a -um
open: -is -e ace gen abI
open —aef
operam dare (ut, +dat)
operae nôn est (mihi)
operârius -î m
operïre -uisse -rtum
opës -um f pl
opifex -icis m
opimus -a -um
opînârî
opîniô -ônis f
oportêre: oportet
opperîrî -ertum
oppidânî -ôrum m pl
oppidum -i n
op-plêre -êvisse -ëtum
op-pônere
opportünitâs -âtisf
opportünus -a -um
op-primere -pessisse
-rxessum
op-pugnire
oppugnâtiô -ônisf
optire
optimités -ium m pl
optimus -a -um sup
opulentia -aef
opulentus -21 -um
opus -eris n
hidden, secret
occupy: take possession of
meet
run to meet
ocean
(little) eye
most quickly
more quickly
eighth
eight times
eight hundred
eight
October
eightieth
eighty
eye
hate
hatred
smell
come upon, find
offence, resentment
setback, misfortune
offer, present
duty, task
once, long ago, one day
omen, augury
abandon, leave off/out
altogether
all, every
load
burden, load
shady
power, aid, assistance
effort, pains, service
apply oneself
(I) can’t spare the time
labourer
cover
resources,wealth,power,
influence
workman, artisan
rich
think, believe
opinion, belief
it is right, you should
wait (for), await
townspeople
town
fill up, cover
put in the way, oppose
convenience, advantage
convenient, exposed
press on, overwhelm
attack
attack, assault
wish
the nobles/conservatives
best, very good
sumptuousness
wealthy, powerful
work, task
25

opus est
on -ae f
oriculum -i n
ôrire
ôrâtiô -énis f
ôritor -(‘iris m
ôritôrius -a -um
ôritrîx -icis f
orbis -is m
orbis (tcrrârum)
orhitis -âtisf
orbus -a —um
ôrdinire
ôrdîrï ôrsum
ôrdô —inis m
(ex) ôrdine
oriêns —entis m
orientälis -e
orîgô -inis f
orîrî ortum
ôrnâmentum -î n
ôrnâre
ôrnätus -a -um
ortus -üs m
os ossis n
ôs ôris n
ôscitâre
ôsculârî
ôsculum -î n
ostendere -disse
ostentâre
ôstiärius -î m
ôstium -i n
ôtiôsus -a -um
otitim -i n
ovire
ovis -is f
ovum -i n
P
pibuliri
pibulum -i n
picire
pacisci pactum
pactoz quô pactô
pulex -icis f
paene
paen-insult —ae f
paenitere: p.et më (+gen)
pâginn -ac f
pnlam
palam facere
pâlir!
pnllëre
pallëscere -luisse
pallldus -a -um
palllum -i n
palma -aef
palpltire
palfidimentum -i n
palils -lldis f
pllus -i m
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it is needed
border, coast
oracle
pray, beg
speech
speaker, orator, envoy
oratoiical
female suppliant
circle, orbit, sphere
the world
loss of children/parents
childless, orphaned
arrange, regulate
begin (to speak)
row, rank, order, class
in order, in sequence
east
eastem
beginnings, origin
rise, appear, spring
ornament, jewel
equip, adom
omate, distinguished
rising, sunrise, origin
bone
mouth, face
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kiss
kiss
show, demonstrate
display ostentatiously
door-keeper, porter
door, entrance
leisured, idle
leisure, peace
exult, rejoice
sheep
988
forage
fodder
subdue
contract/stipulate for
how
concubine
nearly, almost
peninsula
I regret/repent
page
openly, publicly
make generally known
stray, be dispersed
be pale
grow pale
pale
cloak, mantle
palm, hand
beat, throb
military cloak
fen, swamp
stake
pandere -disse passum
pinis -is m
pupae!
papiver -eris m
papyrus -î f
pir paris adi
parâre
paritus —a -um
parcere pepercisse +dat
parêns -entis m/f
parentës -um m pl
parere -it‘) peperisse-rtum
pârêre (+dat)
paries -etis m
pariter
pan-ieidn —ae m
parricirliuin -i n
pm -rtisf
partieeps -ipis adi +gen
W“!- . .-
��J partim/alir
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parturire
partus -fis m
parnm
panlm-per
parvulus -a -um
pnrvus -a -um
piseere pivisse pâsmm
passer -eris in
passim _
passus -us m
pistili -ônis f
pister -ôris m
pate-fiicere
pate-fieri
patêns -entis adi
pater -tris in
patent -ae f
patère
paternus -a -um
patéscere -tuisse
pat! passum
aegré/moleste pati
pntlens -entis adi
patleutln -ae f
patrire
patrla -ac f
patrlclus -a -um
patrimonium -i n
patrius -13 -um
patrllciiiiuni -i n
patrônus «î m
patruus -i m
panel’ -ae -a
paucitis -atisf
paulitiui
paulisper
paulls -I-comp, ante/post
paululuni
pauluiii
pauper -eris adi
spread out
bread, loaf
hey!
POPPY
papyrus
equal, adequate
prepare, provide, get
ready
spare
fathenmother
parents
give birth to, lay, produce
obey
wall (of a house)
equally, together
parricide
minder of near relation
part, direction, party
having a share in
in part. partly
��: others
share, divide. distribute
be ready to give birth to
(giving) biflh
too little, not quite
for a short while
little, tiny
little, small
pasture, feed, feast
sparrow
far and wide,evei-ywhere
pace (1.48 m)
pasturage
shepherd
open, reveal
be revealed
open
father, pl senators
bowl
be open, spread
of the father, patemal
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suffer, bear, allow
resent, be indignant
patient
forbearance, patience
carry through
native country/town
patrician
patrimony, fortune
of the father, panama!
tion, defence
patron, pleader, advocate
father’s brother, uncle
few, a few
small number, paucity
little by little, gradually
for a short time
a little
a little
a little, little
p001’

pnvére
pavidus -21 -um
pavor -Gris m
pix pâcis f
peccäre
peccâtum -î n
pectus -oris n
pecua -um n pl
peculitus -üs m
pecülium -î n
pecünia -aef
pecüniôsus -a -um
pecus -udisf
pecus -oris n
pedes -itis m
pedester -tris -tre
péior‘-ius comp
pellere pepulisse pulsum
-pellere -pulisse —pulsum
Penâtës -ium m
pendere pcpendisse
pënsum
pendëre pependisse
penes prp +acc
peneträlia -ium n pl
penetrire
penitus adv
penna -ae f
pênsâre
pênsiô -ônisf
pënsitâre
pënsum -î n
penta-meter —trî m
pënüria ~ae_f
per prp +acc
per së
per-agere
per-agraire
per-angustus -a -um
per—blandus -a —um
per-brevis -e
per-celer -is -e
per-cellere -u1isse -ulsum
per-cënsêre
perceptif) -Gnis f
per-contârî
percontätiô -Gnis f
per-currere -rrisse -rsum
per-cutere -i6 -cussisse
-cussum
per-dere -didisse -ditum
per-domire
perduellio -onis f
peregrinus -a -um
perennis -e
per-errâre
per-exiguus -a -um
perfectus -a -um
per-ferre
per-fcere
pertidia -ae f
perfidus -a -um
be terrified
terrified
terror, fright
peace
do wrong
error, offence
breast
farm animals
embezzlement
money given to slaves
money
wealthy
farm animal, sheep
livestock, sheep, cattle
foot-soldier
pedestrian, infantry
worse
push, drive (ofi)
Penates, tutelary gods
weigh, pay
hang
in the possession of
the interior
penetrate
from within, deep, far
feather
weigh, ponder, consider
payment, installment
Pay
task
pentameter
scarcity, want
through, by, during
by oneself, single-handed
carry out, complete
travel over
very narrow
very charming
very short
very fast
strike (with fear)
enumerate
gathering
inquire (about), ask
interrogation, question
run over, pass over
strike, hit
destroy, ruin, waste, lose
subjugate
treason
foreign, alien
enduring, perpetual
wander through
very small
perfect
carry, endure
complete, accomplish
faithlessness, treachery
faithless, treacherous
perfuga -ae m
per-fugere
per-fugium -i n
per-fundere
per-fungi +abI
pergere per-réxisse
per-gritus -a -um
per-hibere
pertcultisus -a -um
periculum -i n
per-imere -ërnisse —émptum
perioclna -ae f
per-ire -e6 -iisse
peristÿlum -î n
perîtus -a -um +gen
per-iücundus -a -um
per-magnus —a -um
per-mnnére
per-miscére
per~mittere
permixtiô -onis f
per-molestus -a -um
per-movére
per-Inulti -ae -a
per-mlinire
per-mfitire
permütitiô -ônisf
perniciës -ëîf
pernlciôsus -a -um
per-ôrire
per-paucï -ae -a
per—pellere
perpetutrs -11 -um
per-rogare
per-saepe
per-seqrrr_
per-severare
per-solvere
persona -aef
per-spicere
per-stire
per-suidére «sisse +dat
per—terrims -a -um
per-timéscere -rnuisse
per-tinére (ad)
per-turbire
per-videre -sisse -sum
per-vistire
per-venire
per-volire
pês pedis m
pessrmus -a -um sup
pessum dare
pesti-fer —era -erum
P°=*i'°'!*i- -=°f
pestrs -15 f
petasus -i m
petere -ivisse -itum
petîtiô —ônisf
phalerae -firum f pl
phantasma -atis n
deserter
take refuge
place of refuge, shelter
wet, drench, imbue, fill
carry through, finish
proceed, go on
very pleasing
report, say
dangerous, perilous
danger, peril
destroy, kill
summary
perish, be lost
peristyle
practiced, expert
very agreeable
very large
remain, continue
mix, blend
allow, permit, leave
disturbance, chaos
very troublesome
move deeply
a great many
fortify thoroughly
exchange
exchange
destruction
destructive, disastrous
conclude
very few
enforce
continuous, permanent
ask in tum
very often
follow, pursue
persist, continue
pay in full, fulfill
character, person
survey, recognize
stand firm, persist
persuade, convince
terrified
be ti-ightened (et)
relate, pertain (to)
upset
spread, pervade
devastate completely
get to, reach
move rapidly, rush, fly
foot
worst
destroy, ruin
disastrous, pemicious
plague, pestilence
plague, disaster
hat
make for, aim at, attack,
seek, ask for, request
pursuit, candidature
military decoration
ghost, apparition
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pharetra -aef
philosophia -aef
philosophus -i m
pietis —âtis f
piger —gra -grum
pigére: prget më (+gen)
prgnus -0115 n
pila -ae f
pilleus -i m
pilum -i n
pingere pinxisse pictum
tabula picta
pîpiâre
pîrâta -ae m
pïrâticus —a -um
pirum -î n
piscâtor —ôris m
piscis -is m
pius -a -um
plaeére +dat
placidus -a -um
placitus -a -um
plânê
plânus -a -um
plaudere -sisse (+dat)
plausus -üs m
plêbëiî -ôrum m pl
plêb(ë)s -is f
plénus -a -um (+gen/abl)
pléri-que’plérae— pléra-
pléruruque adv
plérus-que plëra- plërum-
plôrâre
plüma -ae f
plumbum -î n
plürês -a camp
plürimî -ae -a sup
plürimum -î n, adv
plürimus -a -um
plüs plüris n, adv
pôculum —î n
poêma -atis n
poena ~ae f
poenäs dare
poéta —ae m/f
poêticus -a -um
pollëns —entis adi
pollêre
pollicêrï
pollicitân‘
pollicitâtiô -onis f
polluere -uissc —ütum
pômêrium -î n
pompa -ac f
pond?) indécl
pondus -eris n
pônere posuisse positum
positum esse (in)
pôns pontis m
pontifex -icis m
pontus -î m
28
quiver
philosophy
philosopher
respect, devotion, piety
lazy, torpid
I am displeased, I regret
pledge
ball
felt cap
spear, javelin
paint, embroider
painting
chirp
pirate
of pirates
pear
fisherman
fish
dutiful, devoted, pious
please
quiet, calm, gentle
pleasing, agreeable
plainly, clearly
plain, clear
clap, applaud
applause
plebeians
the (common) people
full (of)
most, most people
mostly
most (of),the greater part
CY)’
feather
lead
more
most, a great many
most, very much
very much, a lot of
more
cup, glass
poem
punishment, penalty
suffer punishment
poet
poetical
strong
be strong
promise
promise
promise
soil, violate, degrade
open space round town
ceremonial procession
in weight, pounds
weight
place, put, pitch, lay
down, take off, give up
be situated, lie, depend
bridge
high priest
sea
populârî
populâris -e
populâris -is m
populus -î m
porcus —î m
por-rigere
porrô
porta -aef
portâre
por-tendere -disse -tum
portentum —i n
porticus -üs f
portuôsus -a -um
portus -üs m
poscere poposcisse
posse potuisse
possessiô -ônis_f
possidêre -sêdisse
post prp +acc, adv
post-eâ
posteâ-quam
posterî —ôrum m pl
posterior -ius camp
posteritâs -âtis f
postems -a -um
posthâc
postîcum -î n
post-quam
postrêmô adv
postrëmum adv
postrêmus -a -um sup
postrî-dië
postulâre
postulâtum -î n
pôtâre
potêns —entis adi
potentia -aef
potestfis -fitisf
pôtiô -ônis f
potior -ius camp
potin‘ +abI/gen
potissimum adv sup
potius adv camp
prae prp +abl
praebêre
prae-cëdere
praeceps -ipitis adi
praeceptum -î n
prae-cipere
praecipitâre
praecipuë
praecipuus -a -um
prae-clärus -a -um
praecô -ônis m
praeda -ae f
praedârî
praedâtôrius «a -um
prae-dicâre
prae-dîcere
praedictum -î n
praedium -î n
prae-dîves -itis adi
ravage, plunder
of the people, popular
fellow citizen
people, nation
P18
stretch out
forward, ahead
gate
carry
portend, presage
portent, prodigy
portico, colonnade
having many harbors
harbor
demand, call for
be able
possession, occupation
possess, own
behind, after, later
afterward, later
after, since
descendants, posterity
back-, hind-, later
future, posterity
next, following
from now on, hereafter
backdoor
after, since
finally
for the last time
last
on the following day
demand, require
demand
drink
powerful, master(mg)
power
power
drinking, drink
preferable, better
take possession of, hold
preferably, especially
rather
before, for
present, offer, show
go on ahead, precede
headlong, precipitous
instruction, order
anticipate, advise, order
throw/fall/rush headlong
especially, above all
outstanding, exceptional
splendid, excellent
crier, announcer, herald
booty, prey
plunder, loot
plundering
declare
foretell, prophesy
prediction, prophecy
estate
very rich

praedo -ônis m
prae-esse (+ dat)
praefectus -i m
prae-ferre
prae-ficere
prae-mittere
praemium —i n
prae-nômen —inis n
prae-occupâre
prae-parñre
prae-pônere (+ dat)
prae-potëns -entis adi
praesêns -entis adi
(tempus) praeséns
prae-sentire
praesertim
praeses -idis m/f
praesidium -1 n
praestâns -antis adi
prae-stâre —stitisse
praestat
prae-siimere
praeter prp +acc
praeter spem
praeter-ea
praeter-ire
praeteritus -a -um
(tempus) praeteritum
praeter-mittere
praeter-quam quod
praeter-vehi
prae-texta: toga p.
praetextâtus -a -um
praetor -6115 m
praetfirium -î n
praetôrius -a -um
praetôrius -î m
praetüra -ae f
praeverbium -i n
pr::It(ul)um -i n
pravus -a -um
preeiri
precés -um f pl
prehendere -disse -ensum
premere pressisse
pressurn
pretiôsus -a -um
pretium -i n
pridem
prî-diê
prîmô adv
pñmôrês -um m pl
prîmum adv
quam prîmum
prïmus -a -um
princeps -ipis adi, m
prîncipium -î n
prior -ius
prïstinus -a -um
prius adv
prius—quam
privitim adv
robber, pirate
be in charge (of)
prefect, commander
prefer
put in charge of
send in advance
reward, prize
first name
preoccupy
prepare
put in charge of
very powerful
present, instant
present
have a presentiment of
especially
guardian
protection, aid, ganison
outstanding
fumish, fulfill, surpass
it is better
take for oneself, assume
past, besides, except
contrary to expectation
besides
pass by, pass, pass over
past
the past
omit, neglect, let pass
apart from the fact that
ride/drive/sail past
toga with purple border
wearing a toga praetexta
praetor, commander
general’s tent
of the commander
ex-praetor
praetorship
prefix
meadow, lawn
faulty, wrong
Pray
prayers _
grasp, seize
press, harass, press hard
on, repress
precious
price, value, reward
long ago
the day before
at first, first
leading men, from ranks
first
as soon as possible
first
first, chief, emperor
beginning, origin, basis
first, former, front-
former, previous
before
before
pnvately, personally
privitum -i n
prîvâtus -a -um
prô prp +abI
prô!
probire
probitus -a -um
probus -a -um
pro-cedere
procella -aef
proeérus «a -um
prô-cidere -disse
prô-clâmâre
prô-cônsul -is m (prôcôs.)
prô-creâre
procul
procul dubiô
prü-cumbere -cubuissc
prô-cürâre
prôcürâtor -ôris m
prô-currere -rrisse -rsum
pro-dere —didisse —ditum
prod-esse pro-fuisse +dat
prôdigium -î n
prôd-ire -eô -iisse -itum
prôditiô -ônis f
prôditor —ôris m
prô-dücere
proelium -î n
profectô
prô-ferre
pro-ficere
proficîscî -fectum
pro-fitêrï -fessum
prô-flîgîre
pro-fugere
profugus —a -um
pro-fundere
prôgeniês -ëîf
prô-gnätus —a -um (+ abI)
prô-gredî -ior -gressum
prôgressiô -<'mîs f
pro-Ilibëre
pro-ieere
pro-Inde (+ imp)
prô-libî
prôlês -is f
prôlêtärfi —ôrum m pl
prômere -mpsisse -mptum
prô-minêre
prômissum -î n
prô-mittere
prô-movêre
prompti: in p.
prômptus -a —um
prô-mulgire
prômunturinln -î n
prô-nüntiire
prônus -11 -um
propatulum -i n
prope pip +acc, adv
properire
private property
private, holding no office
before, on, for, instead of,
as, according to
o!
approve of, prove
acceptable, pleasing
good, honest, proper
advance, go on, succeed
violent wind, gale
tall, long
fall forward, collapse
cry out
proconsul, govemor
engender, beget
far away, far (from)
without doubt
lean forward, bow down
attend to, administer
manager, superintendent
run forward, charge
hand down, betray
be useful, do good
prodigy
come forward, go forth
betrayal
traitor
bring forth, extend
battle
indeed, certainly
fetch, produce, extend
progress, be successful
set out, depart
declare, offer
defeat decisively, crush
run away, flee
fleeing, m fugitive
pour out, shed
offspring, descent
bom, son (of)
go forward, advance
advance
keep off, prevent, forbid
throw (forward)
accordingly
slip, overbalanoe
offspring
lowest class of citizens
take out
project, stick out
promise
promise
push forward, advance
within reach, easy
prompt, keen, ready
announce, publish
headland, promontory
proclaim, announce
leaning forward, inclined
forecourt
near, nearly
hurry
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properë
propinquus -a -um
propior -ius comp
proplus adv camp
prô-pônere
prôpositum -i n
pr6—praetor -ôris m
proprius -a -um
propter prp +acc, adv
propter-eâ
prôra -aef
prô-scrïbere
prô-sequî
prô-silîre -uisse
prosperus -a -um
prô-spicere
prô-stemere
prô-tegere
prôtinus
prô-trahere
prô-vehî -vectum
prôventus -üs m
prô-vldëre
prôvincia -ae f
prô-vocâre
prôvocâtiô -onis f
prô-volâre
proximus -a -um sup
proxlmus -î m
prüdëns -entis adi
prfidentia -aef
prulna -aef
pübês -eris adi
priblicfmus -i m
piblieire
pfiblieum -i n
pfiblicus -a -um
res püblica
pudëns -entis adi
pudëre: pudet më (+ gen)
pudibundus -a -um
pudicitia -ae f
pudicus -a -um
pudor -ôris m
puella -aef
puer -erî m
puerîlis -c
pueritia -aef
puerulus -î m
pugna -aef
pugnire
pugnaitor -Gris m
pugnus —i m
pulcher -chra -chrum
pulchritüdô -inisf
pullus —ï m
pullus -a -um
pulmô -ônis m
pulsire
pulsus -115 m
pulvinar -iris n
pulvis -eris m
30
qmckly
near, close, m relative
nearer, closer
nearer
set up, propose
objective, point
propraetor
own, proper
because of, near
therefore
prow
proscribe, outlaw
accompany, honor
spring forth
successful, favorable
look out, look ahead
knock down, overthrow
protect
at once
pull out, draw out
sail out
growth, crop, harvest
see to it, take care
province, charge
challenge, appeal
appeal
rush forth
nearest, next
close relative
prudent, clever
intelligence, proficiency
hoarfrost, rime
mature, grown-up
tax-gatherer, publican
confiscate
public funds
public, state-
affairs of state, the state
modest, virtuous
I am ashamed (of)
shamefaced
chastity, virtue
chaste
shame, decency
girl
boy, slave, pl children
of children
boyhood
small boy
fight
fight
fighter, combatant
fist
beautiful, fine
beauty
young one, chicken
somber, grey
lung
strike, hit, knock (at)
thrust, impulse
couch for the gods
dust
pünctum -î n
pünîre
puppis -rsfl acc -im, abl -i
purgare
purpura -ae f
pirus -a -um
putâre
Q _
qua
(si/né/num) qua
qui-cumque
quadrigésimus -21 -um
quadriginti
quadritus -13 -um
quadriennium -î n
quadrigae -firumf pl
quadringentéslmus -21 -um
quadringenti -ae -a
quaerere -sivisse -situm
quaesfi
quaestio -onis f
quaestor -oris m
quaestfirius -a -um
quaestüra -aef
quaestus -üs m
quâlis —e
quâlis-cumque
quilfis -atis f
quam
quarn +.rup
quam-din‘:
quam-ob-rem
quamquam
quam-vrs
quandô
(sî/në/num) quandô
quantitis -ätis f
quantô +oomp (tanto...)
quantum -i n, adv
quantî gen pretiï
quantus -a -um
quantus-cumque -21- -um-
qui—propter
quâ-rë
quärtum/quärtô adv
quârtus -a -um
quarta pars
quasi
quassäre
quater
quatere -iô
quaternî —ae -a
quattuor
quattuor-decim
-que
quercus -if
querêlla -aef
querl questum
querimônia —ae_/'
quî quae quod
quî quae quod (...?)
dot, point, speck
punish
stern, poop
clean, purge, excuse
purple
clean, pure
think, suppose
which way, where
by any road, anywhere
wherever
fortieth
forty
square
four years
team of four horses
four hundredth
four hundred
look for, seek, ask (for)
I ask you, please
inquiry, question
quaestor
fit to be a quaestor
quaestorship
income, profit
what sort of, (such) as
of whatever sort
quality
how, as, than
as... as possible
how long, (as long) as
why
although
however, although
when, seeing that
at any time, ever
quantity, size
how much, the... (the...)
how much, (as much) as
of what worth
how large, (as large) as
however great/much
why
why, therefore, hence
for the fourth time
fourth
fourth, quarter
as, like, as if
shake, damage, batter
four times
shake
four (each)
four
fourteen
and
oak
complaint
complain, grumble
complaint, protest
who, which, he who
what, which

qui qua quod (si/né...)
quia
quic-quam —quid v. quid-
quî-cumque quaev quod-
quld (v. quis)
quid adv
qI.Il'-dam quae— quod-/quid-
quidem
né quidem
quidnî
quid-quam/quic-quam
quid-quid/quic-quid
quiës -ëtis f
quiêscere -ëvissc
quiêtus -a -um
quî-libet quac- quod-
quîn
quin (etiam)
(non...) quin +coni
qui-nam v. quis-nam
quin-decirn
quindecim-viri 6mm m pl
quîngentêsimus -21 -um
quin-genti -ae -a
quini -ae -a
quinquigésimus -a -um
quinquiginti
qumque
quinquennium -i n
quinque-rémis (nrivis )
quînquiës
Quîntïlis —is (ménsis)
quintum/quinto adv
quintus -a -um
quippe (_qu_‘t/guae)
quire -eo -rvisse
Quirités -ium m pl
quis quae quid
quis quid (si/nurn/né...)
quis-nam (qut-)qu1d-nam
quis.-quam
quis-que quae- quod-
quls-quls
quî-vîs quae- quod-
quô adv
quô +comp (eô...)
quô + coni
quo-ad
quô-circâ
quo-cumque adv
quod (= quia)
quod sî
quod n
quô-mode
qnondam
quoninm
quoque
quot indêcl
quot-annis
quotiés
quotrés-cumque
quo—fisque
any
because
whoever, whatever, any
what, anything
why
a certain, some(one)
indeed, certainly
not even
why not
anything
whatever, anything that
rest, repose, sleep
rest
quiet
no matter what/which
why not, do...! come!
indeed, even
(but) that
fifieen
board of fifteen priests
five hundredth
five hundred
five (each)
fiftieth
fifly
five
five years
having five banks of cars
five times
July
for the fifth time
fifth
inasmuch as, for
be able to
Roman citizens
who, what
anyone, anything
who/what ever?
anyone
each
anyone who, whoever
no matter what, any
where (to)
the... (the...)
in order that (thereby)
until
hence, therefore
wherever
because, that
if however, but if
what, which, that which
how
once, some day
since, seeing that, as
also, too
how many, (as many) as
every year
how otten, as often as
every time that
how long? till when?
R
rabies -éi f
radius -i m
radix -icis f
rimus -i m
rapere -to -uisse -ptum
rapidus -a -um
rapina -ae f
raptirn
rârô adv
rims -a -um
ratio -onisf
rationem habére +gen
rationilis -e
ratis -is f
ratus -a -um
prô ma parte
re-bellire
re-cédere
recêns -entis adi
re-cldere reccidisse
re-cîdere -disse -sum
reciperâre
recipere
së recipere
recitire
re-cognoscere
re-conellllire
re-cordiri
recorditio -Gnis f
recreire
rêctor -ÔIÎS m
rêctus -a -um
rêctä (vii)
re-cumbere -cubuisse
re-cfisire
reddere -didisse -ditum
red-igere {agisse -âctum
red-imem -émisse-émptum
redimire
red-ire -er‘) —iisse —itum
ad sê redire
reditus -is m
re-dicere
red-undire
re-fellere -lisse
re-ferre rettulisse re-
lätum
referre (dé)
rê-ferre: rê-fert (meä)
re-ficere
re-fugere
rëgâlis -e
regere rëxisse rëctum
rëgia -ae f
rëgîna -ae f
regiô -onis f
rëgius -a -um
rêgnâre
rëgnum -î n
rage, fury
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root, foot, base
branch, bough
carry off, pas: rush off
rushing, rapid
carrying off, plunder
hurriedly
rarely, seldom
rare
account, consideration,
reason, method, affair
take into account
of reasoning
rafl
valid, fixed, certain
in proportion
reopen the war, revolt
go back, retire
fresh
fall back
out off, remove
recover, recapture
receive, admit, accept
retire, retum, recover
read aloud
recognize
win back, reconcile
call to mind, recollect
recollection
restore, revive
ruler, governor
straight, direct, straight-
forward, right, correct
straight
lie down
reject, refuse
give back, render
drive back,bring, reduce
ransom
encircle, surround
go back, retum
retum to one’s senses
retum
lead back, bring back
overflow, be exuberant
refute
bring back, retum, report,
enter, refer
make a proposal
it is important (for me)
restore, repair
flee back, escape, recoil
royal
direct, guide, govern
royal palace
queen
region, district
royal
reign, rule
kingship,kingdorn, reign
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re-gredi -ior -gressum
rëgula -ae f
rëgulus -î m
re-laxâre
religiô -ônis f
rellgiôsus -a -um
re-linquere
reliquiae -ârum f pl
reliquum -i n
reliquus -a -um
re-mandâre
re-manëre
remedium -î n
rêmex -igis m
rêmigâre
re-minîscî +genlacc
remissiñ -ônis f
remissus —a -um
re-mittere
re-rnoriri
remôtus -a -um
re-movëre
rëmus -î m
re-nâscî
re-novâre
re-nüntiâre
re-parâre
re-pellere reppulisse
-pulsum
repêns -entis adi
repente adv
repenfinus -a -um
répere —psisse -ptum
reperîre repperisse
reperturn
re-petere
res repetere
re-pônere
re-portâre
re-prehendere
re-primere -essisse -essum
repudiire
re-pugnâre
repulsa -ae_f'
re-putâre
re-quiêscere
re-quîrere —sîvisse -sîtum
rën’ ratum
rës reî f
rës (püblica)
re-scindere
re-sidere -sédisse
re-sistere -stitisse +dat
re-sonâre
re-spergere -sisse -sum
re-spicere
re-spondëre -disse -sum
respônsum -î n
re-stâre -stitisse
restat (ut)
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go back, reuum
ruler
petty king, prince
relax, relieve
fear of the gods, religion
sacred
leave
remnants, remains
remainder, future
remaining, left
send back word
remain, stay behind
remedy
oarsman, rower
row
recollect
relaxation
gentle, relaxed
send back, relax
delay
remote, distant
remove
oar
be reborn, be re-created
renew, resume
report, renounce
repair, restore, renew
drive back, repel, rebuff
sudden, unexpected
suddenly
sudden
crawl
find, discover, devise,
invent
retum to. repeat, claim
back, recall
claim retum of property
put back
carry back, bring home
blame, censure
check, repress, restrain
reject, refuse to accept
fight back, resist
defeat (in an election)
think over, reflect on
rest
seek, ask
reckon, think, believe
thing, matter, affair
affairs of state, the state
demolish, mmcel, annul
sink back, subside
halt, resist
resound
sprinkle, splatter
look back (at), heed, re-
gard, have regard for
answer
answer
remain, be left
it remains
re-stinguere -stinxisse
-sfinctum
restis —is f
re-stituere -uisse -fitum
re-surgere
re-tardire
rête -is n
re-ticëre
re-tinére -uisse -tentum
re-trahere
retrô
reus -î m
re-velnere
re-venïre
revertî -tisse -sum
re-vincere
re-vîsere
re-vocäre
rêx régis m
rlnêtor -oris m
rîdêre -sisse -sum
ridieulus -a -um
rigaire
rigêre
rîpa —aef
-ripere -iô -uisse -reptum
risus -its m
rite adv
ritus —t’1s m
rivus -i m
rixa -ae f
rôbur -oris n
rôbustus —a -um
rogire
rogâtiô -onis f
rogitâre
rogus -i m
Rômânus -a -um
rosa -ae f
rôstra -ôrum n pl
rôstrâtus -a -um
rostrum -i n
rota -aef
rotundus -21 -um
ruber -bra -brum
rubére
rudis -e
ruere ruisse
ruina -aef
rümor -ôris m
rumpere rüpisse rup_tum
rüpës -is_ f
ruptor -ôris m
rürî lac
rürsus adv
rüs rüris n
rüsticus -a -um
rutilus -a -um
S
sacculus —î m
saccus -i m
put out, extinguish
rope
rebuild, restore, reinstate
rise again, be restored
delay, hold up
net
keep silent
hold back
pull back, bring back
back
defendant, accused
bring back
come back
retum, come back
conquer
revisit, visit
call back, recall, revoke
king
teacher of rhetoric
laugh, make fun of
ridiculous
inigate
be stiff
bank
laughter, laugh
with due rites, properly
rites, ceremonies
brook, channel
quarrel, brawl
oak, strength, force
strong, robust
ask, ask for
proposed law, bill
ask (repeatedly)
funeral pyre
Roman
rose
speakers’ platfonn
having a beaked prow
beak, beaked prow
wheel
round
red
be red, blush
crude, rude
rush, tumble down
collapse, ruin
rumor
burst, break, break off
crag, rock
one who breaks
in the country
again
the country
rural, rustic, farm-
red
purse
sack

sacer -cra -crum
sacerdôs -ôtis m/f’
sacrâre
sacrârium -î n
sacrificâre
sacrificium -î n
sacrum -i n
saeculum -i n
saepe -ius -issimé
saepire
saevitia -ae f
saevus -21 -um
sagitta -aef
sagittirius -i m
sâl salis m
salînae -ärumfpl
snlîre -uisse
saltaire
saltem
saltus —üs m
salüber -bris -bre
salüs -ütis_f
salütem dicere +dat
salütâre
salütâris -e
salvâre
salve -éte
salvére iubëre
salvus -a —um
sânâre
sânctus —a —um
sânë
sanguineus -a —um
sanguinulentus -a —um
sanguis -inis m
sänus —a —um
sapere —iô —iisse
sapiëns -entis adi
sapientia -aef
sarcina -aef
sarmentum -î n
satelles -itis m
satis
satius camp < satis
saucîus -a —um
saxum -î n
scaena -aef
scaenicus -a —um
scälae -arumfpl
scalpellum -i n
scamnum -î n
scandere -disse -ansum
scelerfitus -a —um
scelestus —a —um
scelus —eris n
scëptrum -î n
sciêns -entis adi +gen
scientia -aef
scïlicet
scindere ~idisse —issum
scire
scîscitârï
holy, sacred
priest, priestess
consecrate
sanctuary
make a sacrifice
sacrifice
sacred object, sacrifice
generation, age, century
often
surround
savageness, cruelty
fierce, cruel
arrow
archer, bowman
salt, wit
salt-pans,
Jump
dance
at least, anyhow
wooded hills
healthy, salutary
health, salvation, safety
greet
greet
wholesome, salutary
save
hallo, good morning
greet
safe, unharmed
heal, cure
holy
certainly, quite
blood-stained, bloodshot
blood-stained
blood, race, relationship
healthy, well
be wise, have sense
wise
wisdom
pack, kit
brushwood, branch
henchman, attendant
enough, rather
better, preferable
wounded
rock
scene, stage
theatrical
ladder
scalpel, surgical knife
stool
climb, mount
accursed, criminal
criminal, wicked
crime
sceptre
having knowledge of
knowledge
of course
tear, tear up
know
inquire, ask
scopulus -i m
seortum -i n
scribere -psisse —ptum
scrîptor -ôris m
scrïptum -î n
scrïptüra -aef
scrütârî
scütum -î n
sê/sësê ace/abl, dat sibi
secâre -uisse -ctum
sê-cernere
sêcrêtô adv
sëcrëtum -î n
secundô adv
secundum prp +acc
secundus -a —um
secüris -isj”, acc -im, abl -î
secus adv
sed
sëdâre
sé-decim
sedëre sëdisse
sêdês -isf
sêditiô -ônisf
sëdijiôsus -a —um
sëgnis -e
së-îungere
sella -aef
semel
sêmen -inis n
sê-met
sêmi-animis -e
sêmi-ermis -e
sëmi-somnus -a —um
semper
sempiternus —a vum
senâtor -ôris m
senâtus —üs m
senecta -aef
senectüs -ütis_/'
senêscere -nuisse
senex senis m
sênî —ac —a
senior -Gris comp
sênsim
sênsus —üs m
sententia -aef
sentïre sënsisse —sum
sepelîre -îvisse —u1tum
septem
September -bris (mensis)
septen-decim
septênî -ae —a
septentriônâlis —e
septentriônês —um m p!
septimus »a —um
septingentésimus -a —um
septin-genti -ae -a
septuâgêsimus —a —um
septuägintä
sepulcrum -î n
sequî secfitum
rock
prostitute, whore
write, describe, enroll
writer
writing, book
tax on grazing rights
examine, search
shield
himself, each other
cut
separate, detach
in private
seclusion, privacy
for the second time
along, after, according to
second, favorable
axe
otherwise
but
allay, appease, calm
sixteen
sit
seat, abode, dwelling
discord, insurrection
seditious
slothful, inactive
separate
stool, chair
once
seed, offspring
himself, themselves
half-alive
half-arrned
half-asleep
always
everlasting, etemal
senator
senate, assembly, sitting
old age
old age
grow old, weaken
old man
six (each)
older
gradually, little by little
sense, sensation
opinion, sentence
feel, sense, think
bury
seven
September
seventeen
seven (each)
northem
north
seventh
seven hundredth
seven hundred
seventieth
seventy
tomb, grave
follow
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serenus -a -um
serere sevisse satum
sérius comp adv < sëtô
sêrius -a —um
sermô -ônis m
serô adv, comp sérius
serpéns -entis m
sérus -a —um
serva -ae f
servire
servitor -oris m
servilis -e
servire +dat
servitium -i n
servîtüs -ütis_/
servus —î m
sescentêsimus -a -um
ses-cenfi -ae -a
sêsë v. së
sêstertius -î m
sëtius: nihilô sëtius
sen v. sî-ve/seu
sevêrus -a —um
sex
sexâgêsius -a -um
sexiginti
sexiés
Sextilis -is (ménsis)
sextus -a —um
sî
sic
siccire
siccus -a —um
sic-ut/-uti
sidere sédisse sessurn
sîdus -eris n
signâre
significâre
signiflcâtiô —ônisf
signum -i n
silentium -i n
silere
silva -ae f
silvestris -e
similis -e (+gen/dat),
sup -illimus
vërî similis
simplex -icis adi
simul
simul (atque) +perf
simulicrum -i n
slmulñre
simultis -atisf
sin
sine prp +abl
sinere sivisse situm
singuliris -e
singulî -ae -a
sinister —tra -trum
sinus —üs m
sï-quidem
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clear, cloudless, calm
sow, plant
later, too late
serious
talk, language
late
snake, serpent
late
female slave
preserve, save
savior
of a slave, servile
be a slave, serve
slavery
slavery
slave, servant
six hundredth
six hundred
sesterce (coin)
none the less
stem, severe
six
sixtieth
sixty
six times
August
sixth
if
in this way, so, thus
dry, drain
dry
just as, as
sit down, settle
star, heavenly body
mark, seal, stamp
indicate, mean
intimation, meaning
sign, seal, signal, statue,
ensign
silence
be silent
wood, forest
of the woods, wild
similar, like
probable, convincing
simple, single, plain
together, at the same time
as soon as
image, statue
pretend
enmity, quarrel
but if
without
let, allow
single, singular, unique
one (each), each
left, f the lefi (hand)
bay, fold (of toga),breast
seeing that, since
sistere
sitîre
sitis -isf
sitns -a -um
situs -üs m
sï-ve/seu
s. �� s.
socer —erî m
sociâlis -e
sociâre
societäs -atisf
socius -i m
socordia -aef
sôl -is m
sôlâfi
snlêre -iurm esse
sôlitüdô -inis f
solitus -a —um
solium -i n
sollicitâre
solum -î n
sñlum adv
sôlus -a —um
solütus -a -um: ôrätiô s.a
solvere -visse solütum
nävem solvere
somnium —î n
somnus -î m
sonire -uisse
sonitus -fis m
sonus -i m
sôpîre
sôpîtus
sordës -iumfpl
sordldus -a -um
soror -ôris f
sors -rtis f
sortiri
sospes -itis adi
spargere -sisse -sum
spatium -i n
species -éî f
specticulum -i n
spectire
spectire ad
spectitor -Gris m
spectitus -23 -um
speculiri
speculitor -oris m
speculum -i n
specus -üs m
spêlunca -aef
spërire
spernere sprëvisse -ëtum
spes -eî f
sphaera -aef
-splcere -io -spexisse
-spectum
spirite
halt, stop
he thirsty
thirst
situated, based,dependent
position, situation
or, or if
whether... or
father-in-law
of allies, social
join, unite
partnership, alliance
companion, partner, ally
sluggishness, indolence
sun
comfort
be accustomed
loneliness, lonely place
usual
throne
solicit, incite
soil, ground, floor
only
alone, lonely
prose
untie, loosen, dissolve,
abolish, discharge, pay
cast oh“, set sail
dream
sleep
sormd
noise, sound
sound
cause to sleep, stun
sleeping, asleep
dirt
dirty, mean, base
sister
lot, drawing lots, fortune
draw lots
safe and sound
scatter
space, distance, interval,
walk, time, period
sight, appearance, shape,
semblance, sort, species
sight, spectacle, pl seats
watch, look at
face, tend to, aim at
spectator
manifest, undisputed
spy, reconnorter
50?“: SPY
mirror
cave, grotto
cave, grotto
hope (for)
disdain, scom
hope
globe, sphere
breathe, blow

splendêre
splendidus -a -um
splendor —ôris m
spolia -ôrum n pl
spoliire
spondére spopondisse
spônsum
spondêus -î m
spônsus -î m
sponte (mcä/suä)
stabilis -e
stabulum -i n
stadium -i n
stägnum -î n
stare stetisse
statim
static’) -Emisf
stativa —6rum n pl
statua -aef
statuere -uisse -fitum
status -üs m
stëlla —ae f
stëllifer -era -erum
sterilis -e
sternere strävisse strâtum
viam stemere
sfillâre
stilus -î m
stimulâre
stipendium -i n
stïpes -itis m
stirps -pisf
strigës -isf
strimentum -i n
strënuus -a -um
strepere -uisse
strepitus -üs m
stringere -înxisse -ictum
strophë -ae f
struere -fixisse -ictum
studére +dat
studifisus -a -um (+gen)
studium «î n
stultitia -ae f
stultus -a -um
stupe-foetus -a -um
stupére
stuprire
stuprum -î n
suädêre -sisse —sum +dat
sub prp +abl/ace
sub-agrestis -e
sub-dere -didisse -ditum
sub-dficere
sub-icere
sub-lectus -a -um +dat
sub-igere -égisse -ictum
sub-inde
sub-ire -ed -iisse -iulm
subitô adv
subitus -a -um
sub-legere
shine
shining, splendid
brightness, splendor
spoils, booty
strip (of am1s), rob
pledge, promise, betroth
spondee (——)
fiancé
of my/his own accord
firm, stable
stable
running-track
pool, pond
stand, endure, cost
at once
post, guard, anchorage
permanent camp
statue
fix, determine, decide
state, condition, order
star
star-bearing
barren, sterile
spread, knock down
pave a road
drip
stylus, writing
spur on, stimulate
soldier’s pay, service
stake, stick
origin, stock, offspring
slaughter
straw
active, vigorous
make a noise
noise, din
draw, unsheathe
verse, stanza
arrange, contrive, devise
devote oneself to
interested (in)
interest, study
stupidity, folly
stupid, foolish
amazed, stupefied
be aghast
violate, rape
rape
advise
under, near
somewhat boorish
set (spurs to)
draw up, beach, lead off
put under, subject, add
situated under
subdue, drive, force
immediately afterward
go under, undergo
suddenly
sudden
appoint
sublimis -e
sub-mergere
sub-mittere
sub-movere
sub-nixus -a -um +abl
sub-scrtbere
subsellium -i n
subsidium -I n
subter adv
sub-terrâneus -a -um
sub-urbinus -a -um
sub-venlre +dat
sue-cedere (+dat)
successor -oris m
suceessus -üs m
suc-cingere
suc-clämâre
suc-eumbere -eubuisse
+dat
suc-currere -rrisse +dat
südor -ôris m
suf-ficere
suffixurn -i n
suf-frâgirî
suffriglum -i n
sümere -mpsisse -mptum
summa -aef
summus -a -um sup
simptus -üs m
su-ove-tnurilia —ium n p1
super pm +acc, adv
prp -tab!
superare
superbia -ae f
superbus -a -um
super-éminére
super-esse
super-fundere
superior -ius comp
superus -a -um
super-venire (+dat)
suppeditire
supplémentum -i n
sup-plére -évisse —étum
supplex -icis adi
supplieitid -ônis f
supplieium -î n
supri pip +acc
adv
suprémus —a -um sup
surdns -a -um
surgere sur-réxisse
sur-ripere
sürsum adv
süs suis f
sus-cipere
suscitire
suspectus -a -um
sus-pendere disse —énsum
suspiciri
high (up), alofi
sink
lower
remove, drive off
resting on, relying on
write undemeath
bench
support, help, resource
below, undemeath
underground
near the city
come to help
enter, succeed, follow
successor
success
surround
shout in response
yield, submit
(run to) help
sweat
appoint, substitute
suffix
vote for, support
vote
take, take up, adopt,
assume
total, sum, main part
highest, greatest, top of
expenditure, expense
purificatory sacrifice
on , on top (of), above
on, about
cross, surpass, overcome,
defeat, remain
arrogance, pride
haughty, proud
stand out above
be left, be over, survive
pour over, spread
higher, superior, former
upper
appear, surprise
supply
reinforcement
fill up, reinforce
suppliant
thanksgiving
(capital) punishment
above, on, over
above, further back
highest, sovereign
deaf
rise, get up
steal
up, upwards
P18 _
take up, receive, adopt
wake up, rouse
suspected, suspect
hang, suspend
guess, suspect
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su-spicere
suspiciô -Gnis f
sustentâre
sus-tinêre -uisse -tentum
suus —a -um
syllaba -aef
synônymum -î n
T
tabella -aef
tabellârius «î m
taberna -aef
tabernficulum -i n
tabernirius -i m
täbêscere -buisse
tabula -aef
tabulârium -î n
tacëre
tacitus -a -um
taedére: taedet më (+gen)
taeter -tra -trum
talentum —i n
tâlis -e
tam
tam-dii
tamen
tam-etsi
tam-quam
tandem
tangere tetigisse täctum
tantum -i n
tanti gen pretiï
alterum tantum
tantum adv
tantum-modo
tantun-dem
tantus —a -um
tardâre
tardus -a -um
tata -ae m
taurus -î m
tëctum —î n
têctus -a -um
tegere téxisse tëctum
tellüs -ürisf
tëlum -î n
temerärius -a -um
temere adv
temeritâs —ätisf
temperantia -aef
temperfire
temperâtiô —ônis_/'
temperätus -a -um
tempestäs -ätis_f
tempestîvus -a -um
templum -i n
temptâre
tempus -oris n
tendere tetendisse
tentum/ténsum
tenebrae -irumfpl
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look up (at)
suspicion
sustain, maintain, endure
support, sustain, main-
tain, endure
his/her/their (own)
syllable
synonym
(writing-)tablet
letter-carrier
shop, stall
tent
shopkeeper
waste away, decay
(writing-)tablet, painting
record-office
be silent (about)
silent
I am tired/sick of
foul, horrible
talent
such
so, as
so long, as long
nevertheless, yet
although
as, like, as though
at last, do...! then (...?)
touch
so much
of such worth
twice as much
so much, only
only, merely
just as much
so big, so great
delay
slow, late
daddy
bull
roof, house
covered, decked
cover, conceal
earth
spear, weapon
reckless
heedlessly
recklessness
self—control, moderation
moderate, temper, refrain
organizing power
moderate, restrained
storm, period
timely, suitable
temple, (sacred) space
try (to influence), attack
time, opportunity
stretch,spread,lay, make
one’s way, insist
darkness
tenebricfisus -a -um
tener -era -erum
tenêre -uisse -ntum
tenuis -e
ter
terere trivisse tritum
tergére -sisse -sum
tergum -i n
terminus -î m
terni -ae -a
terra -ae_/'
terrëre
terrestris -e
terribilis -e
terror -ôris m
tertium/tertiô adv
tertius -a -um
testämentum —î n
testârï
testis -is m_/f
thalamus -i m
theâtrum -î n
thema -atis n
thermae -ärum_fpl
thésaurus -ï m
tïbiae -arumf pl
tïbïcen —inis m
tigris -isf
timêre
timidus -a -um
timor -ôris m
tingere tînxisse tînctum
tîrô -ônis m
titulus -î m
toga -aef
togfitus -a -um
tolerâbilis -e
tolerâre
tollere sus-tulisse sub-
lätum
tonâre -uisse
tonitrus -üs m
torquâtus -a -um
torquis -is m
torrêre -uisse tôstum
torridus -a -um
torus -i m
tot indécl
tot-idem indëcl
totiês
tôtus -a -um
trabs -bisf
tractâre
trâ-dere -didisse -ditum
trä-dücere
tragicus -a -um
tragoedia -aef
trägula —aef
trahere -äxisse -actum
trä-icere
dark‘
tender, delicate
hold, keep (back), reach,
hold one’s course, sail
thin
three times
wear out, use up, spend
wipe
back
boundary(-stone)
three (each)
earth, ground, country
frighten
earthly, terrestrial
terrible
fright, terror
for the third time
third
will, testament
call to witness
witness
bedroom
theater
stem, theme
public baths
treasure
flute
flute-player
tiger
fear, be afraid (of)
fearful, timid
fear
wet, soak
recruit
title
toga
wearing the toga
tolerable
bear, endure
raise, pick up, remove,
abolish, put an end to
thunder
thunder
wearing a collar
collar
scorch, parch
scorched, parched
bed
so many
as many
so many times
the whole of, all
beam, ship
handle, treat, manage
hand over, deliver, tell
move (across), pass
tragic
tragedy
spear, javelin
drag, pull, draw, derive,
draw out, protract
take across, cross, pierce

tri-natire
trunquillitis -atisf
tranquillus -a -um
trins prp +acc
trin-scendere -disse
trins-ferre
trins-figere
trins-fuga -ac m
trinspfugere
trân-gredî —ior -gressum
träns-Igere égisse -actum
trin-silire -uisse
trins-ire -er‘) -iisse -itum
trânsitiô -onis f
trinsitus -is m
trins-marinus -a -um
trins-mittere
trfins-portire
trans-vehere
trains-versus -a -um
trecentésimus -a -um
tre-centi me -a
trê-decim
tremere -uisse
trepidârc
trepidâtiô —6nis f
trepidus —a -um
très tria
tribuere -uisse -fitum
tribünal «älis n
tribünâtus —üs m
tribünus —î m
tribus -ûsf
tribütum —î n
trïcêsimus -a -um
trïclînium -î n
tridêns -entis m
trïduum -î n
triennium -î n
triêns -entis m
trigeminus -a -um
triginti
trini -ae -a
trirëmis -e
trîstis -e
trîstitia -aef
trîticum -î n
triumphilis -e
triumplrire
triulnplrus -i m
triurn-viri -orum m pl
trium-virilis «e
troclneus -i m
trucidire
trux —ucis adi
tü tê tibi (gen tui)
tuba -ae f
tubicen -inis m
tuêrï tütum
tugurium -i n
tum
cum...
swim across
calrrmess
calm, still
across, over, beyond
climb across, cross
transfer, convey, carry
pierce
deserter
go over, desert
cross
carry through, finish
Jump over
cross, pass, go over
crossing over, defection
crossing, passage
fi'om beyond the seas
» send over, cross
carry across, transport
carry (pas: sa1_l) across
placed crosswise
three hundredth
three hundred
thirteen
tremble
be in panic, tremble
alarm, panic
alarmed, in panic
three
grant, attribute
dais, platform
office of tribune
tribune
tribe (division ofcitizens)
tax
thirtieth
dining-room
trident
three days
three years
third of an as
triplet
thirty
three
trireme
sad
sadness
wheat
triumphal
celebrate a triumph
triumph
commission of three
of the triumvirs
trochee (— u)
slaughter
savage, grim
you, yourself
trumpet
trumpeter
guard, protect, look at
but
then
not only... but also...
tumére
tulnidus -a -um
tumulosus -a -um
tumultuirt
tumultuirius -a -um
tumultus —üs m
tumulus -î m
tunc
tunica -ae f
turbo -ae f
turbire
turbidus -31 -um
turgid(ul)us -a -um
turma -aef
turmitim
turpls -e
turrls -is, acc -im, abI -î
tütârï
tütü adv
tütor -ôris m
tütus -a -um
tuus -a -um
tyrnnnls -idis f
tyrannus -i m
U
über -eris n
über -eris adi
übertâs -àtis f
ubi
ubi (prîmum) +perf
ubi-cumque
ubî-que
üdus -21 -um
ulcisci ultum
üllus -a -um
ulterior -ius comp
ultimus -a -um sup
ad ultimurn
ultor -ôris m
ultri prp +acc, adv
ultrix -icis adi f
ultrô
ultrô citrô(que)
ululire
Illulitus —üs m
umbn -a f
umerus -î m
ümidus -a -um
umquam
ünâ adv
unda -ae f
unde
ün-dë-centum
ün-decim
ündecimus -a -um
ün-dë-trîgintâ
ün-dë-vîcêsimus -a -um
ün-dê-vîgintî
undique
unguis -is m
ünï —ae -a
swell
swollen
hilly
make an uproar
casual, unplanned
uproar
hillock, burial-mound
then
tunic
disorder, throng, crowd
stir up, disturb, upset
agitated, stom1y
swollen
squadron
in squadrons
ugly, foul, shameful
tower
protect
safely
guardian
safe
your, yours
tyranny
tyrant
udder
fertile
fruitfulness
where
as soon as
wherever
everywhere
wet
revenge, avenge
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farther, more distant
most distant, last
finally
avenger
beyond, further
avenging
spontaneously
back and forth
howl
howling
shade, shadow
shoulder
wet, moist
ever
together
wave
from where
ninety-nine
eleven
eleventh
twenty-nine
nineteenth
nineteen
from all sides
nail, claw
one
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ünicê
inicus -a —um
üniversus -a —um
inns -a -um
ad ünum
ünus-quisque
urbinns -a -um
urhs -bis f
ürere ussisse ustum
urgêre -sisse
nsqnanr
risque
üsus -üs m
üsü venïre
üsuï/ex üsü esse
ut/utî
ut +coni
ut (prïmum) +perf
ut-cumque
uter utra utrum
uter—que utra- utrum-
utî v. ut
ütî üsum +abI
ütilis -e
ütilitâs —ätis_f
utinam
utpote
utrimque
utrobîque
utrum... an
ûva —aef
uxor -6ris_/'
uxôrius —a —um
V
vacuus -a —um
vâdere
vadum -i n
vagârî
vâgîna -ae f
vägîre
vâgîtus -fis f
vagus -a -um
valdê
vale -éte
valéns -entis adi
valëre
valêtüdô -inis f
validus -a -um
vâllâre
vallis -is f
vâllum -î n
villus -î m
vânus -a —um
varietâs -ätis_f'
varius -a —um
vis vâsis n, pl —a -orum
vistire
vâstus -a —um
vitës -is mA/l’
-ve
vectïgal -älis n
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particularly
one and only, sole
the whole of, entire
one, only
without exception
each one
of the city, urban
city
bum
press, oppress
anywhere
up (to), all the time
use, practice, usage
occur
be of use
like, as, how
that, in order that, to
as soon as
no matter how, however
which (of the two)
each of the two, both
use, enjoy
useful
interest, advantage
I wish that, if only...!
namely
on/from both sides
in both places
и� or...? whether... or
grape
wife
attached to one’s wife
empty
advance, go
ford, pl shallows
wander, roam
sheath
wail, squall
wail, squall
wandering, roaming
strongly, very (much)
farewell, goodbye
strong
be sirong, be well
health, illness
strong
fortify, defend
valley
rampart
stake (for a palisade)
empty, useless, vain
variety, diversity
varied, different
vessel, bowl
lay waste, ravage
desolate,vast, huge
prophet(ess), seer
or
(indirect) tax
vectigilis -e
veheméns -entis adi
velrere véxisse vectum
vehiculum -i n
vel
vëlâre
velle volô voluisse
vêlôx -ôcis adi
vëlum —î n
vel-ut
véna -aef
vênâlis -e
vënärî
vënâtor -ôn's m
vën-dere -didisse
venénitus -a -um
venénunr -i n
venin -ae f
venîre vënisse ventum
vên-îre -eô -iisse
venter -Iris m
ventitâre
ventus -î m
vënun-dare
venustus -a —um
vêr vêris n
verbera —um n pl
verberaire
verbum -î n
verêrî
vergere
vêrô
neque/nec vërô
versâre
versârl
versiculus -î m
versus -üs m
versus: ad... v.
vertere —tisse -sum
vertex -icis m
vërum
vërum -î n
vërî similis
vêrus -a —um
vescï +abl
vesper —erî m
vesperï adv
vester -tra -tmm
vestibulum -i n
vestigium -i n
vestimentum -i n
vestîre
vestis -isf
vestrum gen
vetäre
vetus -eris,.rup -errimus
vetustis -atisf
vetustus -a -um
vexâre
vexillum -î n
via -ae_/'
tax-paying, tributary
violent
carry, convey, pass ride,
sail, travel
Waggon, vehicle
or, even
cover
want, be willing
swift, rapid
sail
like, as
vein
for sale
go hunting, hunt
hunter
sell
poisoned, poisonous
poison
favor, leave, pardon
come
be sold
belly, stomach
come fiequently
wind
put up for sale
charming
SPWIS
lashes, flogging
beat, flog
word, verb
fear
slope, point, tum
really, however, but
but not
tum over, ponder
tum, move about, be
short verse
line, verse
toward
tum, change
whirlpool, peak, pole
but
truth
probable, convincing
true, real, proper
feed on, eat
evening
in the evening
your, yours
forecourt
footprint, trace
garment, clothing
dress
clothes, cloth
of you
forbid
old
age
ancient, old
harass, trouble, ravage
standard, ensign
road, way, street

vllitlcum -i n
vicem: in/per vicem
vîcësimus -a -um
vîcînitâs -atis f
vîcînus -a -um
vicissim
victim: -ae f
victor -éris m, adi
Victoria -aef
victrlx -leis adif
vlcus -i m
vldélicet
vidëre vîdisse visum
vidua -ae f
vigêrc
vigll -is adi
vigilins -antis adi
vigilire
vigilia -ae f
vîgintî
vigor -ôris m
vïlis -e
vilitis -étis f
villa -ae f
vincere vicisse victum
vincire -nxissc -nctum
vinc(u)Ium -i n
vindicate
vines -aef
vînum -î n
violäre
violentus -a -um, adv -nter
vir -i m
vîrês -iumf pl
virga -ae f
virginitäs -âtisf
virgô -inisf
virïlis -e
viritim
virtüs -fitis f
vïs, acc vim, abl vî
viscera -um n pl
provision for a joumey
in tum, mutually
twentieth
neighborhood, vicinity
neighboring
in turn
victim
conqueror, victorious
victory
victorious
street, village
evidently, of course
see, pass seem
widow
be vigorous
wakeful, watchful
waking, wakeful
be awake
night watch, vigil
twenty
vigor
cheap
cheapness, low price
country house, villa
defeat, overcome, win
tic
bond, chain
claim, avenge
vineyard, mantlet
wine
violate
violent, irrrpetuous
man, husband
strength
rod
virginity
maiden, young girl
male
man by man, evenly
valor, courage
force, violence, power,
value, quantity, number
internal organs
viscre -sisse
vîsum -î n
vîsus -üs m
vita -ae f
vltire
vitis -is f
vitium -i n
vituperiire
vivere vixisse
vtvus -a -um
vix
vix-dnm
vocibulum -i n
vôcâlis -isf
vocire
vocäre in +acc
volire
volitâre
volucrls -is f
voluntirlus -a -um
voluntâs -itis f
voluptis -âtisf
volütäre
volvere -visse volütum
vorâgô —inisf
vorire
vôs vôbîs
vôs-met
vovêre vôvisse vôtum
vôx vôcis f
vulgiris —e
vlllgô adv
vulgus —î n
vulnerire
vulnus -eris n
vultur -is m
vultus -üs m
Z
zephyrus -î m
zôna —ae f
go and see, visit
sight
sight
life
avoid
vine, centurion-rs staff
defect, fault, vice
criticize, blame
live, be alive
living, alive, live
hardly
scarcely yet, only just
word
vowel
call, sumn1on, invite
bring into, expose to
fly
fly about, flutter
bird
voluntary
will
pleasure, delight
roll, pass whirl
roll, tum (over), ponder,
pass tum, revolve
abyss, whirlpool
swallow, devour
you, yourselves
you, yourselves
promise, vow
voice
common, everyday
commonly
the (common) people
wound
wound
vulture
countenance, face
west wind
girdle, zone
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GRAMMATICAL TERMS
LATIN
ablätîvus (cäsus)
accüsätîvus (cäsus)
âctïvum (genus)
adiectivum (nômen)
adverbium -î n
appellâtîvum (nômen)
câsus -üs m
comparâtiô -ônis f
comparâtîvus (gradus)
coniugätiô -ônisf
coniünctiô —ônisf
coniünctîvus (modus)
datîvus (cäsus)
dêclïnätiô -ônisf
dêmônstrâfivum (prônômen)
dëpônentia (verba)
fëminînum (genus)
futürum (tempus)
futürum perfectum (tempus)
genetîvus (cäsus)
genus (nominis/verbi)
gerundium -i n/ gerundivum -i n
imperätîvus (modus)
imperfectum (tempus praeteritum)
indëclinâbile (Vocâbulum)
indêfinîtum (prônômen)
indicätïvus (modus)
înfinîtîvus (modus)
interiectiô —ônisf
interrogâtîvum (prônômen)
locâtïvus (cäsus)
masculînum (genus)
modus (verbî)
neutrum (genus)
nôminätîvus (cäsus)
optätîvus (modus)
pars ôrâtiônis
participium -i n
passivum (genus)
perfectum (tempus praeteritum)
persona -ae f
persônäle (prônômen)
plürälis (numerus)
plüsquamperfectum (tempus praet.)
positîvus (gradus)
possessïvum (prônômen)
praepositiô -onis f
praesêns (tempus)
praeteritum (tempus)
prônômen -inis n
proprium (nômen)
relâtîvum (prônômen)
singulâris (numerus)
superlâtîvus (gradus)
supînum
tempus (verbî)
verbum
vocâtïvus (câsus)
ABBREVIATIONS
abl
acc
äct
adi
adv
comp
coni
conî
dat
dêcl
dêp
.1’. 1?"!
fut
/ittperf
gen
imp, imper
imperf
indêcl
ind
înf
Ioc
m, masc
n, neutr
nôm
part
pass
perf
pers
pI,_pl12r
plusqu
pas
prp, praep
praes
praet
prôn
rel
sg. sing
Sup
vb
vac
ENGLISH
ablative
accusative
active
adjective
adverb
appellative
case
comparison
comparative
conjugation
conjunction
subjunctive
dative
declension
demonstrative
deponent
feminine
future
future perfect
genitive
gender/voice
gerund/genmdive
imperative
imperfect
indeclinable
indefinite
indicative
infinitive
interjection
interrogative
locative
masculine
mode
neuter
nominative
optative
part of speech
participle
passive
perfect
person
personal
plural
pluperfect
positive
possessive
preposition
present
preterite, past tense
pronoun
proper name
relative
singular
superlative
supine
tense
verb
vocative

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notes.
The series itself consists of a first year book, Part I: Pamilia
Romand covering the essentials of Latin grammar and 1500 vocabu-
lary words through a story of a Latin family in the 2nd Century
A.D. The second book, Part II, Rama Aeterna, covers Roman His-
tory and the city of Rome, including a prose version of Vergil’s
Aeneid I-IV, adapted texts from Livy, and unadapted texts from
Livy, Aulus Gellius, Nepos, Sallust, Cicero and Horace. Fur-
ther information can be found on this widely adopted series at
www.pullins.com/ txt/LinguaLatina.htm.
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