Imperium Complete by Lesson Copy 1 Flashcards
est
is {1, 2}
uxor
uxoris, f. - wife {1, 3}
in
(+abl.) - in, on {1, 1}
Romanus
Romana, Romanum - Roman (referring to Rome [a place]; (as a noun) a Roman {1, 2}
pater
patris, m. - father; (pl.) senators {1, 2}
et
and; even, also {1, 1}
soror
sororis, f. - sister {1, 3}
puer
pueri, m. - boy {1, 2}
habito
habitare, habitavi, habitatum - live, dwell {1, 3}
provincia
provinciae, f. - province {1, 2}
Domitia
Domitiae, f. - Domitia [a person] {1, 4}
sum
esse, fui, futurus - be {1, 1}
Afer
Afri, m. - Afer [a person] {1, 4}
Hispania
Hispaniae, f. - Hispania [a place - Spain] {1, 4}
Roma
Romae, f. - Roma [a place - Rome] {1, 2}
mater
matris, f. - mother {1, 2}
senator
senatoris, m. - senator {1, 4}
Paulina
Paulinae, f. - Paulina [a person] {1, 4}
filius
filii, m. - son {1, 2}
Hadrianus
Hadriani, m. - Hadrianus [a person - Hadrian] {1, 4}
familia
familiae, f. - family {1, 3}
feles
felis, f. - cat {2, 4}
intellego
intellegere, intellexi, intellectum - understand {2, 2}
puella
puellae, f. - girl {2, 4}
liberi
liberorum, m.pl. - children {2, 4}
asinus
asini, m. - donkey {2, 4}
culina
culinae, f. - kitchen {2, 3}
casa
casae, f. - house {2, 4}
Italica
Italicae, f. - Italica [a place] {2, 4}
filia
filiae, f. - daughter {2, 2}
sunt
are {2, 2}
ager
agri, m. - field {2, 1}
cur
why {3, 2}
rideo
ridere, risi, risum - laugh at; smile {3, 4}
sto
stare, steti, statum - stand {3, 2}
fessus
fessa, fessum - tired {3, 3}
voco
vocare, vocavi, vocatum - call {3, 2}
taceo
tacere, tacui, tacitum - be silent {3, 3}
quod
because {3, 1}
mare
maris, n. - sea {3, 2}
desidero
desiderare, desideravi, desideratum - long for, miss {3, 4}
aeger
aegra, aegrum - sick, ill {3, 3}
laetus
laeta, laetum - happy {3, 2}
diu
for a long time {3, 2}
tristis
tristis, triste - sad {3, 3}
non
not {3, 1}
fleo
flere, flevi, fletum - weep {3, 3}
sedeo
sedere, sedi, sessum - sit {3, 3}
rogo
rogare, rogavi, rogatum - ask (for) {3, 3}
optimus
optima, optimum - best, very good {3, 2}
umbra
umbrae, f. - shade, shadow {3, 2}
clamo
clamare, clamavi, clamatum - shout, cry out {3, 3}
visito
visitare, visitavi, visitatum - visit {3, 4}
urgeo
urgere, ursi, —– - urge {3, 4}
Gades
Gadium, f.pl. - Gades [a place - Cadiz] {3, 4}
quis
quis, quid - who?, what? {4, 1}
carus
cara, carum - dear, beloved (+dat.) {4, 3}
solus
sola, solum - alone, only, sole {4, 2}
teneo
tenere, tenui, tentum - hold, keep {4, 1}
terreo
terrere, terrui, territum - scare, frighten {4, 3}
habeo
habere, habui, habitum - have {4, 1}
loco
locare, locavi, locatum - place {4, 3}
video
videre, vidi, visum - see {4, 1}
corpus
corporis, n. - body, corpse {4, 2}
febris
febris, f. - fever {4, 4}
mordeo
mordere, momordi, morsum - bite {4, 4}
si
if, whether {4, 1}
commotus
commota, commotum - moved, upset {4, 4}
mortuus
mortua, mortuum - dead {4, 3}
miser
misera, miserum - sad, miserable {4, 2}
cor
cordis, n. - heart {4, 3}
nemo
{nemo, —–, nemini, neminem, —–}; m./f. - no one {4, 3}
omnis
omnis, omne - every, all {4, 1}
laudo
laudare, laudavi, laudatum - praise {4, 3}
nihil
n. - nothing {4, 2}
iuvo
iuvare, iuvi, iutum - help {4, 3}
via
viae, f. - road, way, street {4, 2}
specto
spectare, spectavi, spectatum - look at, watch {4, 4}
prope
(+acc.) - near {4, 2}
respondeo
respondere, respondi, responsum - answer, respond {4, 2}
sepulcrum
sepulcri, n. - tomb {4, 4}
timeo
timere, timui, —– - fear, be afraid {4, 3}
fractus
fracta, fractum - broken {4, 4}
terra
terrae, f. - earth, land {4, 1}
maneo
manere, mansi, mansum - remain, stay {4, 2}
diutius
for a longer time, any longer {5, 4}
mitto
mittere, misi, missum - send {5, 1}
dominus
domini, m. - master, lord, owner {5, 3}
quoque
also, too {5, 3}
ad
(+acc.) - to, toward, near, at, for {5, 1}
inquam
{inquam, inquis, inquit; —–, —–, inquiunt} - say {5, 3}
venio
venire, veni, ventum - come {5, 1}
duco
ducere, duxi, ductum - lead, bring, take (as a wife) {5, 2}
curo
curare, curavi, curatum - look after, care for {5, 3}
iubeo
iubere, iussi, iussum - order {5, 1}
intro
intrare, intravi, intratum - enter {5, 4}
noli
nolite (pl.) - don’t (verb) (+infinitive) {5, 3}
audio
audire, audivi, auditum - hear, listen to {5, 2}
benignus
benigna, benignum - kind {5, 4}
reperio
reperire, repperi, repertum - find {5, 3}
femina
feminae, f. - woman {5, 2}
Plotina
Plotinae, f. - Plotina [a person] {5, 4}
Traianus
Traiani, m. - Traianus [a person - Trajan] {5, 4}
ave
avete (pl.) - Hail! Greetings! Farewell! {5, 4}
magnificus
magnifica, magnificum - magnificent {5, 4}
rego
regere, rexi, rectum - rule, guide {5, 3}
nolo
nolle, nolui, —– - not want, not wish {5, 3}
quid agis?
quid agitis? (pl.) - how are you? {5, 4}
huc
here, to this place, hither {5, 4}
ago
agere, egi, actum - do; act, behave; drive {5, 1}
mecum
with me {5, 3}
cupio
cupere, cupivi, cupitum - want, wish, desire {5, 3}
ancilla
ancillae, f. - maidservant {5, 4}
tu
{tu, tui, tibi, te, te} - you (s.) {5, 1}
ianua
ianuae, f. - door {5, 4}
Anna
Annae, f. - Anna [a person] {5, 4}
dico
dicere, dixi, dictum - say, tell {5, 1}
villa
villae, f. - farmhouse, country house, villa {5, 4}
deinde
then, next {5, 2}
frater
fratris, m. - brother {5, 2}
consobrinus
consobrini, m. - cousin {5, 4}
somnium
somnii, n. - dream {6, 4}
populus
populi, m. - people, nation {6, 2}
imperator
imperatoris, m. - emperor; commander, general {6, 3}
avunculus
avunculi, m. - uncle [mother’s brother] {6, 4}
in
(+acc.) - into, onto, against {6, 1}
sella
sellae, f. - chair {6, 4}
memoria
memoriae, f. - memory {6, 3}
ostendo
ostendere, ostendi, ostentum - show, display {6, 3}
ursa
ursae, f. - bear {6, 4}
cibus
cibi, m. - food {6, 3}
amphitheatrum
amphitheatri, n. - amphitheater {6, 4}
panis
panis, m. - bread {6, 3}
placet
placere, placuit - it pleases (+dat.) {6, 4}
debeo
debere, debui, debitum - ought; owe {6, 2}
servus
servi, m. - slave {6, 3}
placeo
placere, placui, placitum - please (+dat.) {6, 4}
stultus
stulta, stultum - stupid {6, 4}
nonne
surely [introduces a yes/no question expecting a ‘yes’] {6, 4}
do
dare, dedi, datum - give {6, 1}
Carthago
Carthaginis, f. - Carthago [a place - Carthage] {6, 4}
meus
mea, meum - my, mine {6, 2}
taurus
tauri, m. - bull {6, 4}
Hannibal
Hannibalis, m. - Hannibal [a person] {6, 4}
fero
ferre, tuli, latum - bear, carry {6, 1}
Aper
Apri, m. - Aper [a person] {6, 4}
ludus
ludi, m. - school, play; (pl.) games {6, 4}
aperio
aperire, aperui, apertum - open, uncover {6, 3}
praetor
praetoris, m. - praetor; president of games {6, 3}
gladiator
gladiatoris, m. - gladiator {6, 4}
venator
venatoris, m. - hunter {6, 4}
civis
civis, m./f. - citizen {6, 2}
adsum
adesse, adfui, adfuturus - be near, be present {6, 1}
maritus
mariti, m. - husband {6, 4}
gratias (tibi) ago
thank (you) {6, 4}
aqua
aquae, f. - water {6, 3}
tam
so {6, 3}
bene
well, successfully {7, 2}
ex / e
(+abl.) - from, out of {7, 1}
Bucephalus
Bucephali, m. - Bucephalus [a horse] {7, 4}
territus
territa, territum - frightened {7, 4}
periculosus
periculosa, periculosum - dangerous {7, 4}
fluo
fluere, fluxi, fluxum - flow {7, 4}
pessimus
pessima, pessimum - worst, very bad {7, 3}
celeriter
quickly, swiftly {7, 3}
sanguis
sanguinis, m. - blood {7, 2}
fortis
fortis, forte - strong; brave {7, 2}
de
(+abl.) - from, down from; about {7, 1}
memoro
memorare, memoravi, memoratum - recount, remember {7, 4}
dormio
dormire, dormivi, dormitum - sleep {7, 4}
a / ab
(+abl.) - (away) from; by {7, 1}
cubiculum
cubiculi, n. - bedroom {7, 3}
magnus
magna, magnum - great, large, big {7, 1}
Athenae
Athenarum, f.pl. - Athenae [a place - Athens] {7, 4}
vox
vocis, f. - voice {7, 2}
nomen
nominis, n. - name {7, 2}
multus
multa, multum - much; (pl.) many {7, 1}
tandem
finally, at last {7, 2}
tempero
temperare, temperavi, temperatum - control {7, 4}
sed
but {7, 1}
stabulum
stabuli, n. - stable {7, 4}
difficilis
difficilis, difficile - difficult {7, 3}
parvus
parva, parvum - small {7, 2}
conscendo
conscendere, conscendi, conscensum - climb, mount (a horse), go on board (a ship) {7, 3}
frenum
freni, n. - bridle; (pl.) reins {7, 4}
venatio
venationis, f. - hunt {7, 4}
equito
equitare, equitavi, equitatum - ride {7, 4}
equus
equi, m. - horse {7, 2}
difficultas
difficultatis, f. - difficulty {7, 4}
e / ex
(+abl.) - from, out of {7, 1}
descendo
descendere, descendi, descensum - descend, climb down {7, 3}
clamor
clamoris, m. - shouting, noise {7, 2}
semper
always {7, 2}
cado
cadere, cecidi, casum - fall, die, be slain {7, 3}
excito
excitare, excitavi, excitatum - rouse, wake up (someone) {7, 3}
invito
invitare, invitavi, invitatum - invite {8, 4}
iaceo
iacere, iacui, —– - lie, lie dead {8, 3}
Alexander
Alexandri, m. - Alexander [a person] {8, 4}
lego
legere, legi, lectum - gather; read {8, 2}
ferox
ferox, ferox [gen.: ferocis] - wild, fierce {8, 4}
mensa
mensae, f. - table {8, 3}
capio
capere, cepi, captum - take, seize, capture {8, 2}
celer
celeris, celere - quick, swift, fast {8, 3}
silentium
silentii, n. - silence {8, 4}
rursus
again, back {8, 3}
sollicitus
sollicita, sollicitum - worried {8, 4}
o
O {8, 3}
murus
muri, m. - wall {8, 2}
ubi
where, when {8, 2}
urbs
urbis, f. - city {8, 1}
neco
necare, necavi, necatum - kill {8, 4}
bellum
belli, n. - war {8, 1}
post
(+acc.) - after, behind {8, 2}
devoro
devorare, devoravi, devoratum - devour, swallow, eat {9, 4}
Graecus
Graeca, Graecum - Greek [referring to Greece [a place]]; (as a noun) a Greek {9, 4}
iratus
irata, iratum - angry {9, 3}
necesse est
it is necessary (+dat.) {9, 3}
Homerus
Homeri, m. - Homerus [a person - Homer] {9, 4}
poeta
poetae, m. - poet {9, 4}
milito
militare, militavi, militatum - serve in the army {9, 4}
narro
narrare, narravi, narratum - tell, relate {9, 4}
littera
litterae, f. - letter [a,b,c, etc.]; (pl.) a letter, literature {9, 3}
bonus
bona, bonum - good {9, 1}
magister
magistri, m. - teacher, master {9, 3}
disco
discere, didici, —– - learn {9, 3}
difficile est
it is difficult (+dat.) {9, 4}
Marciana
Marcianae, f. - Marciana [a person] {10, 4}
bellus
bella, bellum - pretty {10, 4}
Sabina
Sabinae, f. - Sabina [a person] {10, 4}
igitur
therefore {10, 3}
magnopere
greatly, much {10, 2}
Matidia
Matidiae, f. - Matidia [a person] {10, 4}
vulneratus
vulnerata, vulneratum - wounded {10, 4}
Sabinus
Sabini, m. - Sabinus [a person] {10, 4}
novus
nova, novum - new {10, 2}
Vibia
Vibiae, f. - Vibia [a person] {10, 4}
eo
ire, ii, itum - go {10, 1}
amo
amare, amavi, amatum - love {10, 2}
exspecto
exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum - await, wait for {10, 2}
amicus
amici, m. - friend {10, 2}
nos
{nos, nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis} - we {10, 2}
vos
{vos, vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis} - you (pl.) {10, 2}
Vibius
Vibii, m. - Vibius [a person] {10, 4}
ego
{ego, mei, mihi, me, me} - I, me {10, 1}
Lucius
Lucii, m. - Lucius [a person] {10, 4}
iam
now, already, soon {10, 1}
modestus
modesta, modestum - shy {10, 4}
primum
first, at first {11, 3}
iter
itineris, n. - journey, march; road, route, way {11, 1}
consilium
consilii, n. - plan, advice {11, 2}
navigo
navigare, navigavi, navigatum - sail {11, 3}
Italia
Italiae, f. - Italia [a place - Italy] {11, 4}
navis
navis, f. - ship {11, 1}
Domitianus
Domitiani, m. - Domitianus [a person - Domitian] {11, 4}
facilis
facilis, facile - easy {11, 2}
per
(+acc.) - through, along {11, 1}
absum
abesse, afui, afuturus - be absent, be distant, be away {11, 2}
longe
far, by far {11, 3}
facio
facere, feci, factum - do, make {11, 1}
apertus
aperta, apertum - open, uncovered {11, 3}
hic
haec, hoc - this, (pl.) these; the latter {11, 1}
longus
longa, longum - long {11, 1}
ut
(+subjunctive) - so that, in order that {11, 1}
invenio
invenire, inveni, inventum - find {11, 3}
cras
tomorrow {11, 3}
Tiberis
Tiberis, m. - Tiburis [a place - the Tiber River, which runs through Rome] {acc.: Tiberim} {12, 4}
centum
a hundred {12, 3}
quam
how; than; as…as possible {12, 2}
templum
templi, n. - temple {12, 2}
pax
pacis, f. - peace {12, 2}
attonitus
attonita, attonitum - astonished, astounded, thunderstruck {12, 3}
palatium
palatii, n. - palace {12, 4}
Fabricius
Fabricii, m. - Fabricius [a person] {12, 4}
Vespasianus
Vespasiani, m. - Vespasianus [a person - Vespasian] {12, 4}
Tiberinus
Tiberina, Tiberinum - of the Tiber [referring to the Tiber River] {12, 4}
quinque
five {12, 3}
aedifico
aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatum - build {12, 4}
ecce
look {12, 4}
Augustus
Augusti, m. - Augustus [a person]; August [the month] {12, 4}
eheu
alas; oh dear {12, 4}
se
(comes from sui) - himself, herself, itself; themselves {12, 2}
Palatium
Palatii, n. - the Palatine Hill [a place] {12, 4}
vir
viri, m. - man {12, 2}
Iulius
Iulii, m. - Julius [a person] {12, 4}
flumen
fluminis, n. - river {12, 2}
Remus
Remi, m. - Remus [a person] {12, 4}
stadium
stadii, n. - stadium {12, 4}
opus
operis, n. - work, task {12, 3}
Caesar
Caesaris, m. - Caesar [a person] {12, 4}
pons
pontis, m. - bridge {12, 3}
annus
anni, m. - year {12, 2}
etiam
even, also {12, 2}
sui
{—–, sui, sibi, se, se} - himself, herself, itself; themselves [no nominative form] {12, 1}
primus
prima, primum - first {12, 2}
cremo
cremare, cremavi, crematum - cremate {12, 4}
insula
insulae, f. - island; apartment building {12, 2}
imperium
imperii, n. - command, power; empire {12, 2}
Romulus
Romuli, m. - Romulus [a person] {12, 4}
forum
fori, n. - forum, marketplace {12, 3}
curo ut
see to it that (+subjunctive) {12, 4}
pugna
pugnae, f. - fight {12, 2}
qui
quae, quod - who, whose, whom, which, that {12, 1}
Livia
Liviae, f. - Livia [a person] {12, 4}
ille
illa, illud - that, (pl.) those; the former {12, 1}
herba
herbae, f. - grass {12, 4}
ne
so that…not (+subjunctive) {12, 1}
dictator
dictatoris, m. - dictator {12, 3}
rex
regis, m. - king {12, 2}
deus
dei, m. - god {12, 2}
diligenter
carefully {13, 3}
callidus
callida, callidum - clever, smart {13, 4}
orator
oratoris, m. - orator, speaker {13, 4}
oratio
orationis, f. - speech {13, 4}
rhetor
rhetoris, m. - teacher of rhetoric {13, 4}
laboro
laborare, laboravi, laboratum - work, suffer {13, 3}
scio
scire, scivi, scitum - know {13, 2}
moneo
monere, monui, monitum - warn, advise {13, 3}
Hispanus
Hispana, Hispanum - Spanish [referring to Spain [a place]]; (as a noun) a Spainard {13, 4}
Marcus
Marci, m. - Marcus [a person] {13, 4}
Quintilianus
Quintiliani, m. - Quintilianus [a person - Quintilian] {13, 4}
medius
media, medium - middle (of), mid {13, 2}
grammaticus
grammatici, m. - school teacher {13, 4}
appello
appellare, appellavi, appellatum - call, name, address {13, 3}
lingua
linguae, f. - tongue, language {13, 3}
nisi
unless, if…not, except {13, 2}
quomodo
how, in what manner, in what way {13, 3}
aula
aulae, f. - hall {13, 4}
senex
senex, senex [gen.: senis] - old; (as a noun) old man {13, 3}
Curia
Curiae, f. - Curia [a place - Senate House] {13, 3}
orationem habere
make a speech {13, 4}
certe
certainly {13, 3}
discipulus
discipuli, m. - student {13, 4}
doceo
docere, docui, doctum - teach, show {13, 2}
Graeculus
Graeculi, m. - “Little Greek” [a nickname for Hadrian] {14, 4}
scribo
scribere, scripsi, scriptum - write {14, 3}
gladius
gladii, m. - sword {14, 3}
epistula
epistulae, f. - letter {14, 4}
limax
limacis, f. - slug {14, 4}
tuus
tua, tuum - your, yours [of one person] {14, 2}
studeo
studere, studui, —– - be eager (for), study (+dat.) {14, 4}
tollo
tollere, sustuli, sublatum - lift, raise {14, 2}
Scaurus
Scauri, m. - Scaurus [a person] {14, 4}
Fabius
Fabii, m. - Fabius [a person] {14, 4}
neglego
neglegere, neglexi, neglectum - neglect {14, 4}
radix
radicis, f. - root, radish {14, 4}
Terentius
Terentii, m. - Terentius [a person - Terence] {14, 4}
Quintus
Quinti, m. - Quintus [a person] {14, 4}
liber
libri, m. - book {14, 4}
orthographia
orthographiae, f. - art of correct writing {14, 4}
duo
duae, duo - two {15, 2}
is
ea, id - the; he, she, it, (pl.) they; this, that, (pl.) these, those {15, 1}
fabula
fabulae, f. - story {15, 3}
gigas
gigantis, m. - giant {15, 4}
caput
capitis, n. - head; capital {15, 3}
nox
noctis, f. - night {15, 2}
mane
early in the day, in the morning {15, 4}
periculum
periculi, n. - danger {15, 2}
decem
ten {15, 3}
deleo
delere, delevi, deletum - destroy {15, 4}
Polyphemus
Polyphemi, m. - Polyphemus [a cyclops] {15, 4}
sicut
just as {15, 3}
nimium
too much {15, 4}
ructo
ructare, ructavi, ructatum - belch {15, 4}
premo
premere, pressi, pressum - press (hard); weigh upon {15, 2}
ligneus
lignea, ligneum - wooden {15, 4}
mirabilis
mirabilis, mirabile - wonderful {15, 4}
verbum
verbi, n. - word {15, 3}
consilium capio
make a plan {15, 3}
sic
thus, so, in this way; yes {15, 1}
Ulixes
Ulixis, m. - Ulysses [a person; Greek Name - Odysseus] {acc.: Ulixen} {15, 4}
Cyclops
Cyclopis, m. - Cyclops [a monster] {15, 4}
casus
casus, m. - fall, accident; chance; case {15, 3}
Odyssea
Odysseae, f. - Odyssea [an epic poem - The Odyssey] {15, 4}
Latinus
Latina, Latinum - Latin; (as a plural noun) the Latins {15, 4}
nescio
nescire, nescivi, —– - not know, be ignorant {15, 3}
unus
una, unum - one {15, 1}
declino
declinare, declinavi, declinatum - decline, create the forms of a noun {15, 4}
antrum
antri, n. - cave {15, 3}
tempus
temporis, n. - time {15, 1}
peto
petere, petivi, petitum - seek, ask (for); attack {15, 1}
domum
home [= to home] {15, 3}
vehementer
very much, vigorously {15, 3}
Latine
in Latin {15, 4}
Troia
Troiae, f. - Troia [a place - Troy] {15, 4}
frango
frangere, fregi, fractum - break {15, 3}
nonnumquam
sometimes [lit.: not never] {15, 4}
accusativus
accusativa, accusativum - accusative {15, 4}
oculus
oculi, m. - eye {15, 2}
solum
only {15, 4}
tenebrae
tenebrarum, f.pl. - darkness {16, 4}
acuo
acuere, acui, acutum - sharpen {16, 4}
idem
eadem, idem - the same {16, 2}
moveo
movere, movi, motum - move {16, 2}
novem
nine {16, 4}
cuspis
cuspidis, f. - point {16, 4}
oliva
olivae, f. - olive tree {16, 4}
ovis
ovis, m./f. - sheep {16, 4}
alius
alia, aliud - other {16, 1}
ingens
ingens, ingens [gen.: ingentis] - huge {16, 2}
demitto
demittere, demisi, demissum - let down, lower {16, 3}
tres
tres, tria - three {16, 2}
Laertes
Laertis, m. - Laertes [a person] {16, 4}
deletor
deletoris, m. - destroyer {16, 4}
fio
fieri, factus sum - be made, become; happen {16, 2}
ramus
rami, m. - branch {16, 3}
tuto
safely {16, 4}
pro
(+abl.) - for, on behalf of, in front of {16, 2}
sentio
sentire, sensi, sensum - feel {16, 3}
quattuor
four {16, 3}
hasta
hastae, f. - spear {16, 4}
Neptunus
Neptuni, m. - Neptune [the god of the sea; Greek name - Poseidon] {16, 4}
viginti
twenty {16, 3}
saxum
saxi, n. - rock, crag {16, 2}
flamma
flammae, f. - flame {16, 2}
septem
seven {16, 3}
rapio
rapere, rapui, raptum - seize, snatch {16, 3}
antea
before, previously {16, 4}
ebrius
ebria, ebrium - drunk {16, 4}
fugio
fugere, fugi, fugitum - flee (from), run away; escape {16, 2}
tango
tangere, tetigi, tactum - touch {16, 3}
octo
eight {16, 4}
tergum
tergi, n. - back {16, 2}
numquam
never {16, 3}
durus
dura, durum - hard, harsh {16, 2}
triginta
thirty {16, 4}
iterum
again {16, 3}
tego
tegere, texi, tectum - cover {16, 2}
vinum
vini, n. - wine {16, 3}
exeo
exire, exii, exitum - go out, leave {16, 3}
sex
six {16, 3}
securis
securis, f. - axe {16, 4}
seco
secare, secui, sectum - cut {16, 3}
ac
and, but, [after idem] as {16, 2}
sub
(+acc. / +abl.) - under {16, 2}
aut
or {16, 1}
ferrarius
ferrarii, m. - blacksmith {16, 4}
iste
ista, istud - that (awful) {16, 3}
nunc
now {16, 1}
vulnero
vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratum - wound {16, 3}
Ithaca
Ithacae, f. - Ithaca [a place] {16, 4}
sibilo
sibilare, sibilavi, sibilatum - hiss {16, 4}
celo
celare, celavi, celatum - hide {16, 4}
surgo
surgere, surrexi, surrectum - rise {16, 3}
caecus
caeca, caecum - blind; dark {16, 3}
aut…aut
either…or {16, 2}
donum
doni, n. - gift {16, 2}
ultimus
ultima, ultimum - last {16, 4}
fragor
fragoris, m. - crash, noise, din {16, 4}
ipse
ipsa, ipsum - himself, herself, itself; themselves {16, 1}
hodie
today {17, 2}
aliquis
aliquis, aliquid - someone, something {17, 2}
lepus
leporis, m - hare, rabbit {17, 4}
pugno
pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum - fight {17, 2}
dens
dentis, m. - tooth {17, 4}
cervus
cervi, m. - deer, stag {17, 4}
animal
animalis, n. - animal {17, 3}
leo
leonis, m. - lion {17, 4}
spectaculum
spectaculi, n. - show, spectacle {17, 4}
lente
slowly {17, 4}
plaudo
plaudere, plausi, plausum - applaud {17, 4}
denarius
denarii, m. - denarius [a silver coin] {17, 4}
Flavius
Flavia, Flavium - Flavian [referring to the Flavian household] {17, 4}
saeve
savagely {17, 4}
traho
trahere, traxi, tractum - draw, drag {17, 2}
edo
edere, edidi, editum - put forth, organize {17, 3}
ferociter
fiercely {17, 4}
multum
much {17, 3}
trans
(+acc.) - across {17, 3}
arena
arenae, f. - sand, arena {17, 3}
proboscis
proboscidis, f. - trunk {17, 4}
nam
for, indeed {17, 2}
ordo
ordinis, m. - order, line, row (of seats) {17, 2}
curro
currere, cucurri, cursum - run {17, 3}
quidam
quaedam, quidam - a certain (one); (pl.) some {17, 3}
saluto
salutare, salutavi, salutatum - greet {17, 4}
agito
agitare, agitavi, agitatum - chase, hunt {17, 4}
Megalensis
Megalensis, Megalense - of the Earth Mother {17, 4}
oppugno
oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatum - attack, storm {17, 3}
elephantus
elephanti, m. - elephant {17, 4}
tigris
tigris, m./f. - tiger {17, 4}
pompa
pompae, f. - parade, procession {17, 4}
virgatus
virgata, virgatum - striped {17, 4}
cum
(+abl.) - with {17, 1}
ambulo
ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatum - walk {17, 3}
posco
poscere, poposci, —– - demand {17, 3}
struthiocamelus
struthiocameli, m. - ostrich {17, 4}
Africa
Africae, f. - Africa [a place] {17, 4}
canis
canis, m./f. - dog {not an i-stem} {17, 3}
reddo
reddere, reddidi, reditum - give back, repay, render {17, 3}
spectator
spectatoris, m. - spectator {17, 4}
miles
militis, m. - soldier {18, 1}
Decebalus
Decebali, m. - Decebalus [a person] {18, 4}
Legio
Legionis, f. - Legio [a place - Lyon] {18, 4}
consumo
consumere, consumpsi, consumptum - eat; consume {18, 3}
relinquo
relinquere, reliqui, relictum - leave, abandon {18, 2}
revoco
revocare, revocavi, revocatum - call back, recall {18, 4}
Dacia
Daciae, f. - Dacia [a place - Romania] {18, 4}
Dacus
Daca, Dacum - Dacian [referring to Dacia [a place]]; (as a noun) a Dacian {18, 4}
nuntius
nuntii, m. - messenger; message {18, 2}
Attianus
Attiani, m. - Attianus [a person] {18, 4}
supero
superare, superavi, superatum - conquer; surpass {18, 2}
alter
altera, alterum - the other {18, 2}
Tarraconensis
Tarraconensis, Tarraconense - of Tarragon [referring to a place] {18, 4}
Acilius
Acilii, m. - Acilius [a person] {18, 4}
dux
ducis, m. - leader; commander, general {18, 2}
Cornelius
Cornelii, m. - Cornelius [a person] {18, 4}
custos
custodis, m./f. - guard, guardian {18, 3}
Fuscus
Fusci, m. - Fuscus [a person] {18, 4}
legio
legionis, f. - legion {18, 2}
itaque
and so, therefore {18, 2}
ita vero
yes indeed, true dat {18, 4}
exercitus
exercitus, m. - army {18, 2}
geminus
gemina, geminum - twin {18, 3}
adeo
adire, adii, aditum - go to {18, 2}
valeo
valere, valui, valitum - be strong, be well {18, 3}
Publius
Publii, m. - Publius [a person] {18, 4}
septimus
septima, septimum - seventh {18, 3}
absentia
absentiae, f. - absence {18, 4}
Britannia
Britanniae, f. - Britannia [a place - Britain, England] {18, 4}
princeps
principis, m. - chief, emperor {19, 2}
momentum
momenti, n. - importance {19, 4}
genu
genus, n. - knee {19, 4}
niger
nigra, nigrum - black {19, 4}
potens
potens, potens [gen.: potentis] - powerful {19, 3}
spes
spei, f. - hope {19, 2}
dies
diei, m./f. - day {19, 1}
versus
versus, m. - line, verse {19, 4}
nec
and not {19, 1}
species
speciei, f. - appearance {19, 4}
consul
consulis, m. - consul {19, 3}
infelix
infelix, infelix [gen.: infelicis] - unlucky, unhappy {19, 3}
manus
manus, f. - hand; band of men {19, 1}
quattuordecim
fourteen {19, 4}
saepe
often {19, 2}
quadraginta
forty {19, 4}
sensus
sensus, m. - feeling; sense {19, 4}
res
rei, f. - thing, matter, affair {19, 1}
dives
dives, dives [gen.: divitis] - rich {19, 4}
nec…nec
neither…nor {19, 3}
fides
fidei, f. - trust, faith, loyalty {19, 2}
suffectus
suffecta, suffectum - suffect, replacing {19, 4}
Servianus
Serviani, m. - Servianus [a person] {19, 4}
matrimonium
matrimonii, n. - marriage {19, 4}
cornu
cornus, n. - horn; wing (of an army) {19, 3}
gravis
gravis, grave - heavy, serious, excessive {19, 2}
gradus
gradus, m. - step {19, 3}
spiritus
spiritus, m. - spirit {19, 4}
impetus
impetus, m. - attack, charge {19, 2}
facies
faciei, f. - appearance, face {19, 3}
ut
(+indicative) - as {19, 4}
senatus
senatus, m. - senate {19, 3}
scurrilis
scurrilis, scurrile - obscene, rude {20, 4}
pulcherrimus
pulcherrima, pulcherrimum - most beautiful {20, 4}
plenus
plena, plenum - full (of) (+gen. or +abl.) {20, 3}
peius
worse, in a worse way {20, 4}
gero
gerere, gessi, gestum - wear, bear, carry (on), wage (war) {20, 2}
nubo
nubere, nupsi, nuptum - marry (+dat.) {20, 4}
breviter
briefly {20, 3}
densior
densior, densius - thicker {20, 4}
facillimus
facillima, facillimum - easiest {20, 4}