Jenney 1 (L to E) Copy 8 COPY Flashcards
Gallia
Galliae, f., Gaul [ancient France] (1)
memoria
memoriae, f., memory (1)
est
is (1)
insula
insulae, f., island; apartment building (1)
lingua
linguae, f., tongue, language (1)
fortuna
fortunae, f., fortune, luck (1)
Italia
Italiae, f., Italy (1)
littera
litterae, f., letter [a, b, c, etc.]; (pl.) a letter (1)
femina
feminae, f., woman, wife (1)
poeta
poetae, m., poet (1)
vita
vitae, f., life (1)
silva
silvae, f., forest, woods (1)
agricola
agricolae, m., farmer (1)
sunt
are (1)
natura
naturae, f., nature (1)
provincia
provinciae, f., province (1)
puella
puellae, f., girl (1)
aqua
aquae, f., water (1)
voco
vocare, vocavi, vocatus, call (2)
amicitia
amicitiae, f., friendship (2)
non
not (2)
amo
amare, amavi, amatus, love, like (2)
paro
parare, paravi, paratus, get, get ready, prepare (2)
patria
patriae, f., fatherland, (native) country (2)
ad
(+acc) to, toward, near, at, for (2)
navigo
navigare, navigavi, navigatus, sail (2)
pugno
pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus, fight (2)
specto
spectare, spectavi, spectatus, look at, watch (2)
do
dare, dedi, datus, give, grant; surrender (2)
porto
portare, portavi, portatus, carry, bring, bear (2)
laudo
laudare, laudavi, laudatus, praise (2)
cum
(+abl) with (2)
et
and (2)
sed
but (2)
occupo
occupare, occupavi, occupatus, seize, capture (2)
tuba
tubae, f., trumpet (3)
villa
villae, f., farmhouse, country house, villa (3)
terra
terrae, f., earth, land (3)
-que
and (3)
via
viae, f., road, way, street (3)
Roma
Romae, f., Rome (3)
quid
what? (3)
-ne
(introduces a yes/no question) (3)
Germania
Germaniae, f., Germany (3)
porta
portae, f., gate, entrance; door (3)
Europa
Europae, f., Europe (3)
sum
esse, fui, futurus, be (3)
nauta
nautae, m., sailor (3)
ubi
where, when (3)
Hispania
Hispaniae, f., Spain (3)
puer
pueri, m., boy (4)
gladius
gladii, m., sword (4)
amicus
amici, m., friend (4)
filia
filiae, f., daughter (4)
annus
anni, m., year (4)
deus
dei, m., god (4)
ludus
ludi, m., school, game, play (4)
dea
deae, f., goddess (4)
vir
viri, m., man, husband (4)
nuntius
nuntii, m., messenger; message, news, report (4)
legatus
legati, m., envoy, ambassador; lieutenant (4)
servus
servi, m., slave, servant (4)
campus
campi, m., plain, level field (4)
ager
agri, m., field (4)
filius
filii, m., son (4)
equus
equi, m., horse (4)
verbum
verbi, n., word (5)
bellum
belli, n., war (5)
de
(+abl) from, down from; concerning, about (5)
a, ab
(+abl) from, away from; by (5)
oppidum
oppidi, n., town (5)
caelum
caeli, n., sky, heavens (5)
periculum
periculi, n., danger, peril, trial, risk (5)
sub
(+abl) under (5)
donum
doni, n., gift (5)
regnum
regni, n., kingdom, throne; (royal) power, dominion (5)
e, ex
(+abl) from, out of, out from (5)
in
(+acc) into, onto (5)
frumentum
frumenti, n., grain (5)
sub
(+acc) up to (5)
in
(+abl) in, on (5)
parvus
parva, parvum, small (6)
sine
(+abl) without (6)
longus
longa, longum, long (6)
malus
mala, malum, bad; (noun) trouble, evil (6)
latus
lata, latum, wide, broad (6)
tuus
tua, tuum, your, yours [of one person] (6)
bonus
bona, bonum, good (6)
magnus
magna, magnum, great, large, big (6)
multus
multa, multum, much; many (6)
meus
mea, meum, my, mine (6)
ferus
fera, ferum, wild, fierce, savage (6)
altus
alta, altum, high, tall; deep (6)
narro
narrare, narravi, narratus, tell, relate (7)
exspecto
exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus, look out for, await, wait for (7)
volo
volare, volavi, volatus, fly (7)
nuntio
nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatus, announce, report (7)
habito
habitare, habitavi, habitatus, live, dwell (7)
laboro
laborare, laboravi, laboratus, work, suffer (7)
supero
superare, superavi, superatus, conquer, defeat; surpass, overcome, overpower (7)
convoco
convocare, convocavi, convocatus, call together, summon, assemble (7)
appello
appellare, appellavi, appellatus, call, name, address (7)
vulnero
vulnerare, vulneravi, vulneratus, wound, injure, harm (7)
sacer
sacra, sacrum, sacred (8)
vester
vestra, vestrum, your, yours [of more than one person] (8)
trans
(+acc) across, over (8)
contra
(+acc) against (8)
post
(+acc) after, behind (8)
per
(+acc) through, along (8)
inter
(+acc) between, among (8)
noster
nostra, nostrum, our (8)
miser
misera, miserum, sad, poor, wretched, unhappy (8)
propter
(+acc) because of, on account of (8)
ante
(+acc) before, in front of (8)
pulcher
pulchra, pulchrum, beautiful, handsome (8)
ob
(+acc) because of, on account of (8)
liber
libera, liberum, free (8)
interim
meanwhile (9)
bene
well, successfully (9)
semper
always (9)
iam
now, already, soon (9)
diu
for a long time (9)
tum
then (9)
cras
tomorrow (9)
saepe
often (9)
hodie
today (9)
heri
yesterday (9)
nunc
now (9)
postea
afterwards (9)
cur
why (9)
Asia
Asiae, f., Asia, Asia Minor [ancient Turkey] (10)
sto
stare, steti, status, stand; remain (10)
Africa
Africae, f., Africa (10)
num
(introduces a yes/no question; expect “no”) (10)
ambulo
ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus, walk (10)
libero
liberare, liberavi, liberatus, free (10)
tempto
temptare, temptavi, temptatus, try, attempt; tempt (10)
oppugno
oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus, attack, storm (10)
clamo
clamare, clamavi, clamatus, shout, cry out (10)
servo
servare, servavi, servatus, save, guard, keep (10)
confirmo
confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus, confirm, declare, encourage, strengthen, establish (10)
demonstro
demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus, point out, show, explain (10)
impedimentum
impedimenti, n., hindrance; (pl.) baggage (11)
proelium
proelii, n., battle (11)
telum
teli, n., weapon, dart, missile; spear, javelin (11)
castra
castrorum, n.pl., camp (11)
arma
armorum, n.pl., arms, weapons (11)
fama
famae, f., report, fame, rumor, reputation, renown (11)
auxilium
auxilii, n., aid, help (11)
captivus
captivi, m., prisoner (11)
consilium
consilii, n., plan, advice (11)
signum
signi, n., sign, signal (11)
copia
copiae, f., abundance, supply; (pl.) troops (11)
numerus
numeri, m., number (11)
animus
animi, m., courage, mind, soul (11)
fuga
fugae, f., flight; escape (11)
audacia
audaciae, f., daring, boldness; rashness (12)
socius
socii, m., ally, comrade (12)
liber
libri, m., book (12)
carrus
carri, m., wagon, cart (12)
ira
irae, f., anger, wrath (12)
locus
loci, m. (pl. - loca, locorum, n.), place; (n.pl.) region (12)
cura
curae, f., care, concern; (pl.) anxiety (12)
magister
magistri, m., teacher, master, captain (12)
inopia
inopiae, f., lack, need, scarcity (12)
poena
poenae, f., punishment, penalty (12)
populus
populi, m., people, nation (12)
dominus
domini, m., master, lord, owner (12)
causa
causae, f., cause, reason; case (13)
amicus
amica, amicum, friendly (13)
verus
vera, verum, true (13)
paratus
parata, paratum, prepared, ready (13)
novus
nova, novum, new, strange (13)
pecunia
pecuniae, f., money (13)
inimicus
inimica, inimicum, hostile, unfriendly; (noun) enemy (13)
albus
alba, album, white (13)
regina
reginae, f., queen (13)
niger
nigra, nigrum, black (13)
hora
horae, f., hour (13)
fabula
fabulae, f., story (13)
gratus
grata, gratum, pleasing, wecome; grateful (13)
epistula
epistulae, f., letter (13)
mox
soon (14)
mater
matris, f., mother (14)
celeritas
celeritatis, f., speed, swiftness (14)
dux
ducis, m., leader; commander, general (14)
pater
patris, m., father (14)
delecto
delectare, delectavi, delectatus, delight, please, amuse (14)
frater
fratris, m., brother (14)
soror
sororis, f., sister (14)
rex
regis, m., king (14)
imperator
imperatoris, m., commander, general; emperor (14)
consul
consulis, m., consul (14)
imperium
imperii, n., command, control; empire (14)
miles
militis, m., soldier (14)
tempus
temporis, n., time (15)
corpus
corporis, n., body (15)
carmen
carminis, n., song (15)
flumen
fluminis, n., river, stream (15)
diligentia
diligentiae, f., diligence (15)
iter
itineris, n., journey, march; road, route (15)
Romanus
Romana, Romanum, Roman; (noun) a Roman (15)
nomen
nominis, n., name (15)
Hispanus
Hispana, Hispanum, Spanish; (noun) a Spainard (15)
Germanus
Germana, Germanum, German; (noun) a German (15)
vulnus
vulneris, n., wound (15)
Graecus
Graeca, Graecum, Greek; (noun) a Greek (15)
caput
capitis, n., head (15)
animal
animalis, n., animal (16)
ignis
ignis, m., fire (16)
hostis
hostis, m., enemy; (pl.) the enemy (16)
urbs
urbis, f., city (16)
panis
panis, m., bread (16)
mare
maris, n., sea (16)
navis
navis, f., ship (16)
finis
finis, m., limit, end, boundary; (pl.) territory (16)
mons
montis, m., mountain (16)
pons
pontis, m., bridge (16)
civis
civis, m./f., citizen (16)
gens
gentis, f., clan, tribe, people, nation, family, class (16)
mors
mortis, f., death (16)
timeo
timere, timui, —–, fear, be afraid (17)
moneo
monere, monui, monitus, warn, advise, remind (17)
Helvetius
Helvetia, Helvetium, Helvetian, of the Helvetians (17)
habeo
habere, habui, habitus, have, hold; consider (17)
sedeo
sedere, sedi, sessus, sit (17)
teneo
tenere, tenui, tentus, hold, keep (17)
maneo
manere, mansi, mansus, remain, stay; wait, wait for (17)
moveo
movere, movi, motus, move (17)
video
videre, vidi, visus, see; understand; (pass.) seem (best) (17)
celer
celeris, celere, quick, swift, fast (18)
Gallus
Galla, Gallum, Gallic, from Gaul; (noun) a Gaul (18)
facilis
facile, easy (18)
fortis
forte, strong; brave (18)
acer
acris, acre, sharp, bitter, keen, fierce (18)
audax
audacis, [gen.], daring, bold (18)
similis
simile, like, similar (18)
potens
potentis, [gen.], powerful (18)
Britannus
Britanna, Britannum, British; (noun) a Briton (18)
brevis
breve, short, brief (18)
omnis
omne, every, all (18)
Troianus
Troiana, Troianum, Trojan (18)
gravis
grave, heavy; severe, serious (18)
lux
lucis, f., light, daylight (20)
doceo
docere, docui, doctus, teach, show, point out (20)
prohibeo
prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus, prevent, prohibit, stop, keep?from? (20)
retineo
retinere, retinui, retentus, hold back, restrain, detain; maintain (20)
terreo
terrere, terrui, territus, scare, frighten (20)
vox
vocis, f., voice (20)
pax
pacis, f., peace (20)
debeo
debere, debui, debitus, ought; owe (20)
hiems
hiemis, f., winter (20)
respondeo
respondere, respondi, responsus, answer, reply, respond (20)
aestas
aestatis, f., summer (20)
Helvetia
Helvetiae, f., Helvetia [ancient Switzerland] (21)
decem
ten (21)
Graecia
Graeciae, f., Greece (21)
mille
a thousand (21)
nonus
nona, nonum, ninth (21)
mensa
mensae, f., table (21)
fenestra
fenestrae, f., window (21)
novem
nine (21)
viginti
twenty (21)
quinque
five (21)
Troia
Troiae, f., Troy (21)
quintus
quinta, quintum, fifth (21)
quod
because (21)
duo
duae, duo, two (21)
Sicilia
Siciliae, f., Sicily (21)
cena
cenae, f., dinner (21)
sextus
sexta, sextum, sixth (21)
tertius
tertia, tertium, third (21)
secundus
secunda, secundum, second (21)
iniuria
iniuriae, f., injustice, wrong, injury (21)
si
if, whether [si vis - if you wish, please] (21)
sex
six (21)
quartus
quarta, quartum, fourth (21)
decimus
decima, decimum, tenth (21)
victoria
victoriae, f., victory (21)
octavus
octava, octavum, eighth (21)
octo
eight (21)
sella
sellae, f., seat, chair (21)
septem
seven (21)
atque
(sometimes spelled ac) and, and also, and even (21)
primus
prima, primum, first; earliest; foremost [prima luce - at dawn] (21)
septimus
septima, septimum, seventh (21)
aut
or; (aut?aut) either?or (21)
Britannia
Britanniae, f., Britain, England (21)
unus
una, unum, one, sole, single, only (21)
centum
a hundred (21)
tres
tria, three (21)
pugna
pugnae, f., fight, battle (21)
quattuor
four (21)
duco
ducere, duxi, ductus, lead, guide, take, bring; think, consider (22)
trado
tradere, tradidi, traditus, hand over; hand down; relate; surrender (22)
cogo
cogere, coegi, coactus, collect, drive together; compel, force (22)
rego
regere, rexi, rectus, rule, reign, guide, direct (22)
vinco
vincere, vici, victus, conquer, win; defeat, surpass (22)
defendo
defendere, defendi, defensus, defend (22)
pono
ponere, posui, positus, put, place (22)
relinquo
relinquere, reliqui, relictus, leave, abandon (22)
mitto
mittere, misi, missus, let go, send (22)
gero
gerere, gessi, gestus, wear, bear, carry (on); wage (22)
surgo
surgere, surrexi, surrectus, rise, get up, stand up; lift; grow (22)
ago
agere, egi, actus, do, drive, discuss, live, spend (time) (22)
deligo
deligere, delegi, delectus, select, pick out, choose (23)
antiquus
antiqua, antiquum, old, ancient (23)
discedo
discedere, discessi, discessus, go away, depart, leave, withdraw (23)
finitimus
finitima, finitimum, neighboring; (noun) neighbor (23)
excedo
excedere, excessi, excessus, depart, leave, go out (23)
reduco
reducere, reduxi, reductus, lead back, reduce (23)
cedo
cedere, cessi, cessus, move; yield, give way (23)
clarus
clara, clarum, clear; famous; bright (23)
constituo
constituere, constitui, constitutus, decide; establish, set up, determine (23)
pauci
paucae, pauca, few, a few (23)
contendo
contendere, contendi, contentus, struggle, fight, strive; hasten, hurry (23)
reliquus
reliqua, reliquum, rest (of), remaining (23)
fugio
fugere, fugi, fugitus, flee (from), run away; escape (24)
facio
facere, feci, factus, do, make (24)
iacio
iacere, ieci, iactus, throw, hurl (24)
cupio
cupere, cupivi, cupitus, want, wish, desire (24)
accipio
accipere, accepi, acceptus, receive, accept, welcome (24)
conicio
conicere, conieci, coniectus, throw (together), hurl; drive (24)
capio
capere, cepi, captus, take, seize, capture (24)
conficio
conficere, confeci, confectus, do thoroughly, finish, complete, accomplish; exhaust (24)
incipio
incipere, incepi, inceptus, begin, take to (24)
interficio
interficere, interfeci, interfectus, kill; destroy (24)
olim
once, formerly, sometime (25)
edo
edere (esse), edi, esus, eat (25)
curro
currere, cucurri, cursus, run (25)
bibo
bibere, bibi, —–, drink (25)
hic
haec, hoc, this, these; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the latter (25)
scribo
scribere, scripsi, scriptus, write (25)
is
ea, id, this, that, these, those, the; (pn.) he, she, it, they (25)
peto
petere, petivi, petitus, seek, look for; ask (for), beg; attack; aim at (25)
pedes
peditis, m., foot soldier; (pl.) infantry (25)
eques
equitis, m., horseman, knight; (pl.) cavalry (25)
dico
dicere, dixi, dictus, say, tell; set, appoint (25)
ille
illa, illud, that, those; (pn.) he, she, it, they; the former (25)
nos
{nostrum, nobis, nos, nobis} we (26)
libertas
libertatis, f., freedom, liberty (26)
vos
{vestrum, vobis, vos, vobis} you (pl.) (26)
lapis
lapidis, m., stone (26)
avis
avis, f., bird; sign, omen (26)
nox
noctis, f., night (26)
princeps
principis, m., leading man, chief, prince, emperor (26)
auctoritas
auctoritatis, f., authority, power, influence, prestige (26)
ego
{mei, mihi, me, me} I (26)
canis
canis, m./f., dog (26)
clamor
clamoris, m., shout, din, clamor, noise (26)
tu
{tui, tibi, te, te} you (s.) (26)
timor
timoris, m., fear, dread (26)
legio
legionis, f., legion (26)
iudex
iudicis, m., juror, judge (26)
hortus
horti, m., garden (27)
labor
laboris, m., labor, work; suffering (27)
virtus
virtutis, f., manliness, courage, bravery, virtue (27)
civitas
civitatis, f., state, citizenry; citizenship (27)
lex
legis, f., law, rule (27)
multitudo
multitudinis, f., crowd, multitude, great number (27)
pes
pedis, m., foot, paw (27)
pars
partis, f., part (27)
homo
hominis, m., man, human, human being (27)
qui
quae, quod, who, whose, whom, which, that (28)
committo
committere, commisi, commissus, commit, entrust, join together; [proelium/pugnam committo] begin battle/a fight (28)
vinum
vini, n., wine (28)
amitto
amittere, amisi, amissus, lose, let go, send away (28)
cibus
cibi, m., food (28)
nihil
(sometimes spelled nil) nothing (28)
expello
expellere, expuli, expulsus, drive out, drive away, expel (28)
murus
muri, m., wall (28)
modus
modi, m., method, manner, way; measure, degree (28)
quis
who? (28)
reddo
reddere, reddidi, reditus, give back, return, restore, repay, render (28)
occasus
occasus, m., setting, downfall (29)
impetus
impetus, m., attack, charge (29)
usus
usus, m., use, skill, advantage; experience, practice (29)
adventus
adventus, m., coming, arrival, approach (29)
portus
portus, m., harbor, port (29)
manus
manus, f., hand; band of men (29)
exitus
exitus, m., end; departure; way out; outcome (29)
cornu
cornus, n., horn; wing (of an army) (29)
passus
passus, m., pace, step (29)
domus
domus, f., house, home (29)
cursus
cursus, m., course (29)
exercitus
exercitus, m., army (29)
senatus
senatus, m., senate (29)
fluctus
fluctus, m., wave, flood (29)
convenio
convenire, conveni, conventus, come together, assemble (30)
impedio
impedire, impedivi, impeditus, hinder, impede, obstruct, prevent (30)
munio
munire, munivi, munitus, fortify; build (30)
dormio
dormire, dormivi, dormitus, sleep (30)
venio
venire, veni, ventus, come (30)
tamen
nevertheless, however, but, still, yet (30)
audio
audire, audivi, auditus, hear, listen to (30)
etiam
even, also (30)
pervenio
pervenire, perveni, perventus, arrive, reach (30)
milia
milium, n.pl., thousands (30)
nam
for, indeed (30)
invenio
invenire, inveni, inventus, find, come upon (30)
spes
spei, f., hope, expectation (31)
publicus
publica, publicum, public (31)
itaque
and so, therefore (31)
lectus
lecti, m., couch, bed (31)
acies
aciei, f., battle line, edge, straight line (31)
dies
diei, m./f., day (31)
neque
(sometimes spelled nec) and not; (neque?neque) neither?nor (31)
ianua
ianuae, f., door, entrance (31)
meridies
meridiei, m., midday, noon (31)
res
rei, f., thing, matter, affair, object, event, situation (31)
frumentarius
frumentaria, frumentarium, having to do with grain (31)
contineo
continere, continui, contentus, hold (together), contain (32)
praemium
praemii, n., reward (32)
sustineo
sustinere, sustinui, sustentus, hold up, maintain, support, withstand, endure (32)
possum
posse, potui, be able, can (32)
tergum
tergi, n., back, rear (32)
absum
abesse, afui, afuturus, be absent, be distant, be away, be free from (32)
gaudium
gaudii, n., joy, gladness (32)
inquam
{inquam, inquis, inquit; —–, —–, inquiunt} say (32)
adsum
adesse, adfui, adfuturus, be near, be present (32)
iubeo
iubere, iussi, iussus, order, command, bid (32)
officium
officii, n., office, duty, service, ceremony (32)
praesidium
praesidii, n., guard, protection, garrison (32)
barbarus
barbara, barbarum, foreign, barbarous, strange; (noun) foreigner, barbarian (33)
iniquus
iniqua, iniquum, uneven; unfair; unfavorable (33)
tristis
triste, sad, sorrowful, grim (33)
aequus
aequa, aequum, even, level, equal; just, calm, fair (33)
felix
felicis [gen.], happy, lucky (33)
iustus
iusta, iustum, right, just, proper (33)
quam
how; as, than (33)
utilis
utile, useful; advantageous, profitable (33)
notus
nota, notum, (well) known, famous, familiar (33)
diligens
diligentis [gen.], careful, diligent, industrious (33)
laetus
laeta, laetum, happy, glad, joyful (33)
certus
certa, certum, certain, definite, fixed, sure (33)
amplus
ampla, amplum, great, large, ample, distinguished (33)
sinister
sinistra, sinistrum, left (34)
validus
valida, validum, strong (34)
propior
propius, nearer (34)
nisi
unless, if…not, except (34)
idoneus
idonea, idoneum, suitable, fit, fitting, convenient (34)
durus
dura, durum, hard, harsh (34)
dissimilis
dissimile, unlike, dissimilar (34)
magnopere
greatly (34)
fidelis
fidele, faithful, loyal (34)
magis
more, more greatly (34)
plures
plura, more (34)
nobilis
nobile, noble, of high rank; noted, renowned, illustrious (34)
posterus
postera, posterum, following, next (34)
difficilis
difficile, hard, difficult (34)
par
paris [gen.], equal, like (34)
propinquus
propinqua, propinquum, near, nearby; (noun) relative, kinsman (34)
proximus
proxima, proximum, nearest, next (34)
maxime
most, most greatly, especially (34)
aureus
aurea, aureum, golden, gold (34)
cupidus
cupida, cupidum, eager, desirous (+gen) (34)
dexter
dextra, dextrum, right; skillful (34)
maior
maius, greater (35)
exterior
exterius, outer (35)
extremus
extrema, extremum, outermost, farthest, last, end of (35)
optimus
optima, optimum, best, very good (35)
inferior
inferius, lower, inferior (35)
prior
prius, former, earlier (35)
imus
ima, imum, lowest, bottom of (35)
ulterior
ulterius, farther (35)
superior
superius, higher, former; superior (35)
minor
minus, smaller (35)
maximus
maxima, maximum, greatest, very great, very large (35)
intimus
intima, intimum, inmost (35)
senex
senis [gen.], old; (noun) old man (35)
plurimi
plurimae, plurima, most (35)
plurimus
plurima, plurimum, most (35)
minimus
minima, minimum, smallest, very small (35)
summus
summa, summum, highest, top of, greatest (35)
senior
senius, older (35)
pessimus
pessima, pessimum, worst, very bad (35)
ultimus
ultima, ultimum, farthest, last (35)
prope
nearly, almost (35)
prope
(+acc) near (35)
medius
media, medium, middle (of), mid (35)
plus
pluris, n., more, a larger amount (35)
infimus
infima, infimum, lowest, bottom of (35)
interior
interius, inner (35)
peior
peius, worse (35)
melior
melius, better (35)
paulum
pauli, n., a little (36)
numquam
never (36)
illuc
there, to that place, thither (36)
diutius
for a longer time, any longer (36)
paene
almost, nearly (36)
saepissime
most often (36)
deinde
then, next (36)
nondum
not yet (36)
tandem
finally, at last (36)
ut
(with indicative verbs) as, how, when, since (36)
cotidie
daily, every day (36)
simul
together, at the same time (36)
statim
immediately, at once (36)
huc
here, to this place, hither (36)
eo
there, to that place (36)
postquam
after (36)
quo
to what place, where, whither (36)
diutissime
for the longest time (36)
saepius
more often (36)
undique
on all sides, from all side, from everywhere (37)
victor
victoris, m., conqueror, victor (37)
herba
herbae, f., grass (37)
alter
altera, alterum, the other, another, second; (alter?alter) the one?the other (37)
alienus
aliena, alienum, another’s, belonging to another; unfavorable (37)
uter
utra, utrum, which (of two) (37)
totus
tota, totum, whole (of), all (of), entire (37)
unde
from where, from which, whence (37)
neuter
neutra, neutrum, neither (37)
uterque
utraque, utrumque, each, both (37)
solus
sola, solum, alone, only, sole (37)
ipse
ipsa, ipsum, myself; yourself; himself, herself, itself; ourselves; themselves (37)
nullus
nulla, nullum, not any, no, none (37)
ullus
ulla, ullum, any (37)
subsidium
subsidii, n., help, relief, support; reinforcements (37)
quisque
quidque, each one, every one, each (37)
toga
togae, f., toga (37)
idem
eadem, idem, the same (37)
premo
premere, pressi, pressus, press; oppress; overwhelm, overpower (38)
valeo
valere, valui, valitus, be strong, be well (38)
instruo
instruere, instruxi, instructus, build, construct, arrange (38)
lavo
lavare, lavi, lautus, wash, bathe (38)
recipio
recipere, recepi, receptus, take back, receive, accept; recover, regain (38)
remitto
remittere, remisi, remissus, send back, let go; relax (38)
frango
frangere, fregi, fractus, break, shatter, wreck (38)
cresco
crescere, crevi, cretus, grow, increase (38)
probo
probare, probavi, probatus, test, prove, approve (of) (38)
dubito
dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatus, doubt; hesitate (38)
desisto
desistere, destiti, destitus, stop, desist, cease, give up, leave off (38)
claudo
claudere, clausi, clausus, shut, close (38)
removeo
removere, removi, remotus, remove, move back, move aside (38)
traho
trahere, traxi, tractus, draw, drag, pull, lead (38)
iungo
iungere, iunxi, iunctus, join (to), connect, yoke (38)
ludo
ludere, lusi, lusus, play; mock (38)
cognosco
cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus, learn, find out; (perf.) know (39)
iudico
iudicare, iudicavi, iudicatus, judge, decide, think, consider (39)
credo
credere, credidi, creditus, trust, believe (+dat.) (39)
puto
putare, putavi, putatus, think, consider, believe (39)
nescio
nescire, nescivi (or nescii), —–, not know, be ignorant (39)
pertineo
pertinere, pertinui, —–, pertain, concern; extend, reach (39)
accedo
accedere, accessi, accessus, approach, go to, draw near (39)
nego
negare, negavi, negatus, deny, say?not (39)
obtineo
obtinere, obtinui, obtentus, hold; obtain (39)
sentio
sentire, sensi, sensus, feel, think, realize; see, understand (39)
scio
scire, scivi, scitus, know, understand; perceive (39)
apud
(+acc) among, in the presence of, at the house of, with (39)
circum
(+acc) around (39)
pro
(+abl) for, in behalf of, in front of, before, instead of (39)
intellego
intellegere, intellexi, intellectus, understand, be aware, perceive, realize (39)
existimo
existimare, existimavi, existimatus, think, suppose, consider; estimate (39)
spero
sperare, speravi, speratus, hope, hope for (39)
praeter
(+acc) beyond; except, besides (39)
lego
legere, legi, lectus, gather, collect; choose, pick; read (39)
luna
lunae, f., moon (40)
mora
morae, f., delay (40)
ventus
venti, m., wind (40)
senator
senatoris, m., senator (40)
sol
solis, m., sun (40)
sui
{—–, sui, sibi, se(se), se(se)} himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves (40)
turris
turris, f., tower (40)
negotium
negotii, n., business, task, affair, matter; trouble, concern (40)
stella
stellae, f., star (40)
arbor
arboris, f., tree (40)
collis
collis, m., hill (40)
cupiditas
cupiditatis, f., desire, greed (40)
suus
sua, suum, his, her, its; their [belongs to the subject] (40)
liberi
liberorum, m.pl., children (40)
gloria
gloriae, f., glory, fame (40)
adduco
adducere, adduxi, adductus, lead to/on, bring; influence (41)
deficio
deficere, defeci, defectus, fail, be lacking (41)
enuntio
enuntiare, enuntiavi, enuntiatus, report, announce (41)
commoveo
commovere, commovi, commotus, disturb, alarm, upset, move thoroughly (41)
conspicio
conspicere, conspexi, conspectus, look at (attentively), observe (closely), see, catch sight of (41)
traduco
traducere, traduxi, traductus, lead across (41)
expono
exponere, exposui, expositus, set forth; explain (41)
compleo
complere, complevi, completus, fill up, complete (41)
dimitto
dimittere, dimisi, dimissus, let go, send away, dismiss (41)
circumvenio
circumvenire, circumveni, circumventus, surround, come around (41)
opprimo
opprimere, oppressi, oppressus, press against; overwhelm, crush, overpower; overcome, surprise (41)
incito
incitare, incitavi, incitatus, stir up, urge on, arouse, spur, drive (41)
occido
occidere, occidi, occisus, kill, slay, cut down (41)
intermitto
intermittere, intermisi, intermissus, stop, pause, cease; interrupt (41)
valles
vallis, f., valley (42)
tribunus
tribuni, m., tribune (42)
ferrum
ferri, n., iron; sword (42)
autem
but, however; and, moreover (42)
consisto
consistere, constiti, —–, stop, stand (still), halt; stay, remain (42)
aurum
auri, n., gold (42)
ne
not (42)
erro
errare, erravi, erratus, wander; be mistaken, make a mistake (42)
perterreo
perterrere, perterrui, perterritus, frighten thoroughly, terrify (42)
vel
or, or even, indeed; (vel?vel) either?or (42)
scutum
scuti, n., shield (42)
vero
truly, in truth, indeed; but; [ita vero] yes (42)
armo
armare, armavi, armatus, arm, equip (42)
perficio
perficere, perfeci, perfectus, do thoroughly, finish, accomplish (42)
enim
for, indeed (42)
pilum
pili, n., javelin (42)
potestas
potestatis, f., power (43)
regio
regionis, f., district, region; direction (43)
sententia
sententiae, f., saying, motto, feeling, opinion (43)
consuetudo
consuetudinis, f., habit, custom (43)
iudicium
iudicii, n., judgment, trial (43)
vadum
vadi, n., ford, shallow place (43)
calidus
calida, calidum, warm, hot (43)
orbis
orbis, m., circle, wheel, ring (43)
subito
suddenly (43)
insidiae
insidiarum, f.pl., ambush, trap, plot, treachery (43)
frigidus
frigida, frigidum, cold, frigid (43)
umquam
ever, at any time (43)
condicio
condicionis, f., condition, situation; terms, aggrement (43)
difficultas
difficultatis, f., difficulty, distress (43)
calamitas
calamitatis, f., disaster, misfortune (43)
mens
mentis, f., mind (44)
flos
floris, m., flower (44)
dolor
doloris, m., grief, pain, sorrow, suffering (44)
hiberna
hibernorum, n.pl., winter camp, winter quarters (44)
vallum
valli, n., wall, rampart, entrenchment (44)
ius
iuris, n., right, justice; law (44)
ut
(with subjunctive verbs) so that, in order that, that (44)
oratio
orationis, f., oration, speech [orationem habere - to deliver a speech] (44)
latitudo
latitudinis, f., width, breadth (44)
onus
oneris, n., load, burden, weight; work, deed, labor, task (44)
centurio
centurionis, m., centurion (44)
genus
generis, n., race, birth, class; kind, sort (44)
altitudo
altitudinis, f., height, altitude, depth (44)
magnitudo
magnitudinis, f., size, greatness (44)
mercator
mercatoris, m., trader, merchant (44)
fossa
fossae, f., ditch, trench (44)
praeterea
besides, too, moreover (45)
oro
orare, oravi, oratus, beg, beseech, plead (45)
quaero
quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus, seek, ask, inquire (45)
rogo
rogare, rogavi, rogatus, ask (for) (45)
an
or [used in double questions when both questions cannot be true] (45)
annon
or not (45)
persuadeo
persuadere, persuasi, persuasus, persuade (+dat) (45)
ergo
therefore (45)
postulo
postulare, postulavi, postulatus, demand (45)
procul
at a distance, far off (45)
impero
imperare, imperavi, imperatus, command, order, give orders, demand (+dat) (45)
auris
auris, f., ear (46)
vigilia
vigiliae, f., watch (one quarter of the night); vigilence, wakefulness (46)
vis
vis, f., force, violence, power; (vires, virium, pl.) strength (46)
nemo
neminis, m./f., no one (46)
species
speciei, f., sight, appearance (46)
forum
fori, n., forum, marketplace (46)
vestis
vestis, f., garment, clothes (46)
oculus
oculi, m., eye (46)
fides
fidei, f., belief, faith, loyalty; confidence; pledge (46)
aedificium
aedificii, n., building, house (46)
septendecim
seventeen (47)
quattuordecim
fourteen (47)
tredecim
thirteen (47)
undeviginti
nineteen (47)
sedecim
sixteen (47)
quantus
quanta, quantum, how much, how great (47)
num
if, whether (47)
quot
how many? (47)
privatus
privata, privatum, private (47)
duodeviginti
eighteen (47)
immortalis
immortale, immortal (47)
utrum
[utrum?an] whether?or; [utrum?necne] whether?or not (47)
communis
commune, (in) common, general (47)
quindecim
fifteen (47)
tot
so many (48)
accido
accidere, accidi, —–, happen, befall; fall upon, fall to (+dat) (48)
sic
thus, so, in this way; yes (48)
necesse
necessary (48)
satis
enough (48)
efficio
efficere, effeci, effectus, bring about, accomplish, effect, build; complete (48)
tantus
tanta, tantum, so great, so much, such a big (48)
ita
so, in this way, thus (48)
talis
tale, such, of such a kind, like this (48)
tam
so, so much, to such a degree (48)
renuntio
renuntiare, renuntiavi, renuntiatus, report, bring back word (of) (49)
propono
proponere, proposui, propositus, put forward, set forth, propose, offer (49)
defessus
defessa, defessum, tired (49)
pello
pellere, pepuli, pulsus, drive, push; defeat, rout (49)
impeditus
impedita, impeditum, hindered, handicapped, in difficulty (49)
spatium
spatii, n., space, time, distance, interval (of space or time) (49)
produco
producere, produxi, productus, lead out, lead forth (49)
mirus
mira, mirum, wonderful, strange, remarkable, marvelous (49)
vasto
vastare, vastavi, vastatus, devastate, lay waste, ravage (49)
conservo
conservare, conservavi, conservatus, preserve, spare, keep (49)
cum
when, since, although (49)
permoveo
permovere, permovi, permotus, move (deeply), upset (49)
tempestas
tempestatis, f., storm, weather; season (49)
sagitta
sagittae, f., arrow (49)
incendo
incendere, incendi, incensus, set fire to, burn; rouse (49)
studium
studii, n., eagerness, interest, enthusiam, zeal; (pl.) studies (49)
moror
morari, moratus sum, delay; wait, stay (50)
conor
conari, conatus sum, try, attempt, undertake (50)
Corinthus
Corinthi, f., Corinth (50)
Athenae
Athenarum, f.pl., Athens (50)
polliceor
polliceri, pollicitus sum, promise (50)
proficiscor
proficisci, profectus sum, set out, start, depart; proceed (50)
permitto
permittere, permisi, permissus, allow, permit, let go through; entrust (+dat) (50)
rus
ruris, n., country, countryside (50)
Carthago
Carthaginis, f., Carthage (50)
patior
pati, passus sum, suffer, endure; allow, permit (50)
hortor
hortari, hortatus sum, urge, encourage, exhort (50)
arbitror
arbitrari, arbitratus sum, think, consider, believe, judge (50)
loquor
loqui, locutus sum, speak, talk; say, tell (50)
consequor
consequi, consecutus sum, overtake, pursue; obtain, gain (51)
egredior
egredi, egressus sum, go forth, leave, depart, go out; disembark (51)
aggredior
aggredi, aggressus sum, approach, attack (51)
colloquium
colloquii, n., conversation, conference (51)
Rhenus
Rheni, m., the Rhine (51)
sequor
sequi, secutus sum, follow (51)
initium
initii, n., beginning (51)
tutus
tuta, tutum, safe, protected (51)
vereor
vereri, veritus sum, fear, dread; respect, revere (51)
rursus
again, back (51)
quidam
quaedam, quidam, a certain (one), one, some (51)
congredior
congredi, congressus sum, meet, come together (51)
progredior
progredi, progressus sum, go forward, progress, proceed, advance (51)
adfero
adferre, attuli, allatus, bring to, bring up, report (52)
eo
ire, ii, itus, go (52)
adeo
adire, adii, aditus, go to, approach (52)
refero
referre, retuli, relatus, carry back; pay back; report, relate (52)
tollo
tollere, sustuli, sublatus, lift, carry up; remove, steal (52)
redeo
redire, redii, reditus, go back, return (52)
transeo
transire, transii, transitus, go over, cross (52)
infero
inferre, intuli, illatus, bring in, import; carry onward; bring upon, inflict (52)
confero
conferre, contuli, collatus, bring together, collect; compare (52)
fero
ferre, tuli, latus, bear, carry, bring; take; relate (52)
hospes
hospitis, m., guest; host; friend, stranger (53)
disco
discere, didici, —–, learn (53)
veho
vehere, vexi, vectus, bear, carry, convey, transport (53)
classis
classis, f., fleet, ship (53)
instituo
instituere, institui, institutus, build, establish, set up (53)
conscribo
conscribere, conscripsi, conscriptus, write, enroll, enlist (53)
volo
velle, volui, wish, want, be willing (53)
ostendo
ostendere, ostendi, ostentus, show, point out, display; stretch out; declare (53)
aetas
aetatis, f., age (53)
comparo
comparare, comparavi, comparatus, prepare, get; compare (53)
appropinquo
appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatus, come near, draw near, approach (+dat) (53)
quoque
also, too (53)
facultas
facultatis, f., ability, means; opportunity, chance (53)
ordo
ordinis, m., order, rank, row (53)
exerceo
exercere, exercui, exercitus, exercise, train, practice; keep busy (53)
nolo
nolle, nolui, be unwilling, not want, not wish (53)
quidem
at least, at any rate; as a matter of fact, to be sure, indeed; [ne?quidem] not even (53)
mensis
mensis, m., month (53)
interea
meanwhile (53)
malo
malle, malui, prefer; wish more (53)
maritimus
maritima, maritimum, of the sea (54)
prudens
prudentis [gen.], wise, prudent; foresighted (54)
integer
integra, integrum, untouched, fresh, undiminished; whole, entire (54)
aeger
aegra, aegrum, sick, ill (54)
vendo
vendere, vendidi, venditus, sell (54)
munitio
munitionis, f., fortification (54)
necessarius
necessaria, necessarium, necessary; (noun) relative (54)
recens
recentis [gen.], recent, fresh, new (54)
levis
leve, light, slight (54)
obses
obsidis, m./f., hostage (54)
egregius
egregia, egregium, excellent, distinguished, outstanding (54)
ripa
ripae, f., (river)bank (54)
apertus
aperta, apertum, open, uncovered, exposed, clear (54)
caedes
caedis, f., murder, slaughter, killing (54)
aedes
aedis, f., building, temple; (pl.) house (54)
fio
fieri, factus sum, be made, become; happen (54)
ratio
rationis, f., account; plan; manner; reason (54)
vetus
veteris [gen.], old, former, ancient (54)
militaris
militare, of a soldier, military (54)
item
likewise (55)
audeo
audere, ausus sum, dare (semideponent) (55)
emo
emere, emi, emptus, buy (55)
omnino
entirely, completely, wholly, altogether, in all, at all (55)
caedo
caedere, cecidi, casus, cut (down/to pieces), kill (55)
repente
suddenly (55)
hiemo
hiemare, hiemavi, hiematus, (spend the) winter (55)
cado
cadere, cecidi, casus, fall, die, be slain (55)
potior
potiri, potitus sum, gain possession of, acquire, obtain (+abl) (55)
supra
above, on top (55)
vix
hardly, scarcely, with difficulty (55)
circiter
about, approximately (with numbers) (55)
frustra
in vain (55)
tango
tangere, tetigi, tactus, touch (55)
orior
oriri, ortus sum, rise, arise; spring from (55)
fere
almost, about, nearly (with numbers and quantities); generally (55)
utor
uti, usus sum, use (+abl) (55)
vivo
vivere, vixi, victus, live, be alive (56)
oportet
oportere, oportuit, it is necessary; it is proper, it is fitting; ought, must (impersonal) (56)
suscipio
suscipere, suscepi, susceptus, undertake, begin; suffer (56)
perturbo
perturbare, perturbavi, perturbatus, alarm, upset, disturb; confuse, throw into confusion (56)
ceteri
ceterae, cetera, the rest (of), the others (56)
ancora
ancorae, f., anchor (56)
augeo
augere, auxi, auctus, increase, strengthen (56)
auctor
auctoris, m., author, originator, founder, sponsor, writer (56)
agmen
agminis, n., line, battle line, army on the march (56)
complures
complura, several, many; (noun) several, a great many (56)
consido
considere, consedi, consessus, sit down; settle, encamp (56)
tego
tegere, texi, tectus, cover, hide; protect, defend (56)
os
oris, n., mouth, face, expression (56)
praeda
praedae, f., loot, booty, treasure (56)
latus
lateris, n., side, flank (56)
convenit
convenire, convenit, it is convenient (impersonal) (56)
doleo
dolere, dolui, dolitus, suffer, hurt; grieve (for), be sorry (for) (56)
palus
paludis, f., swamp, marsh (56)
exploro
explorare, exploravi, exploratus, explore, search out, reconnoiter (56)
casus
casus, m., fall, accident; misfortune, fate, chance (56)
licet
licere, licuit, lictum, it is allowed, it is permitted (impersonal) (56)
solvo
solvere, solvi, solutus, loose, untie; release, set free; pay (57)
consulo
consulere, consului, consultus, consult, ask the advice of; consult the interests of, take counsel for (+dat) (57)
pareo
parere, parui, paritus, obey (+dat) (57)
resisto
resistere, restiti, —–, resist (+dat) (57)
turpis
turpe, shameful, disgraceful, base; ugly (57)
praesum
praeesse, praefui, praefuturus, be in command of, be at the head of, be in charge of (57)
noceo
nocere, nocui, nocitus, harm, injure (+dat) (57)
placeo
placere, placui, placitus, please (+dat) (57)
vehemens
vehementis [gen.], violent, forceful, severe; vehement (57)
praeficio
praeficere, praefeci, praefectus, place over, place in command of, place in charge of (57)
provideo
providere, providi, provisus, foresee, see ahead; provide for (57)
eripio
eripere, eripui, ereptus, snatch away, remove, rescue, escape (57)
studeo
studere, studui, —–, be eager (for) (+dat), desire; study; strive (57)
parco
parcere, peperci, parsus, spare (+dat) (57)
desum
deesse, defui, defuturus, be lacking (57)
confido
confidere, confisus sum, trust, have confidence in, rely on (+dat.) (semideponent) (57)
rapio
rapere, rapui, raptus, seize, snatch, carry off, steal (57)
incolo
incolere, incolui, —–, live in, dwell, inhabit (58)
quisquam
quidquam, anyone, anything (58)
aliquis
aliquid, someone, something; anyone, anything (58)
voluntas
voluntatis, f., will, wish, desire, consent (58)
mos
moris, m., custom, habit, tradition (58)
quies
quietis, f., rest, sleep (58)
coepi
coepisse, coeptus, begin (58)
gratia
gratiae, f., favor, influence, good will; gratitude, thanks (58)
adulescens
adulescentis [gen.], young; (noun) youth, young man (58)
iaceo
iacere, iacui, —–, lie, lie dead (58)
consuesco
consuescere, consuevi, consuetus, become accustomed (58)
rumpo
rumpere, rupi, ruptus, break, burst; destroy (58)
rumor
rumoris, m., rumor, murmur (58)
sanguis
sanguinis, m., blood (58)
rideo
ridere, risi, risus, laugh at, mock, deride; smile, laugh (58)
aliqui
aliqua, aliquod, some (58)
aperio
aperire, aperui, apertus, open, uncover, disclose, reveal, expose (58)
sumo
sumere, sumpsi, sumptus, take, take up, assume, pick out (58)
iuvo
iuvare, iuvi, iutus, help, assist, aid (58)
remus
remi, m., oar (59)
uxor
uxoris, f., wife (59)
infans
infantis, m./f., infant, baby (59)
laus
laudis, f., praise, glory (59)
mulier
mulieris, f., woman, wife (59)
inde
then; from there, from that place, thence (59)
beneficium
beneficii, n., kindness, favor, benefit (59)
litus
litoris, n., shore, coast (59)
lacrima
lacrimae, f., tear (59)
cohors
cohortis, f., cohort (59)
plebs
plebis, f., the common people, plebeians (59)
custos
custodis, m./f., guard, guardian, keeper, watchman; watch (59)
equitatus
equitatus, m., cavalry (59)
explorator
exploratoris, m., spy, scout (59)
saxum
saxi, n., rock, crag (59)
opinio
opinionis, f., belief, idea, opinion; expectation; reputation (59)
magistratus
magistratus, m., magistracy, public office; magistrate (59)
miror
mirari, miratus sum, wonder at, admire; marvel, be surprised (60)
mereor
mereri, meritus sum, deserve, earn (60)
descendo
descendere, descendi, descensus, come down, go down, climb down, descend (60)
ineo
inire, inii, initus, go in, enter, begin (60)
reficio
reficere, refeci, refectus, repair, restore (60)
deduco
deducere, deduxi, deductus, lead down, lead away; escort; launch (60)
nascor
nasci, natus sum, be born, arise, begin; be found (60)
conscendo
conscendere, conscendi, conscensus, climb, ascend; embark; go on board (60)
ascendo
ascendere, ascendi, ascensus, ascend, climb (up); embark (60)
taceo
tacere, tacui, tacitus, be silent (60)
defero
deferre, detuli, delatus, carry, bring; report (60)
morior
moriri, mortuus sum, die (60)
reicio
reicere, reieci, reiectus, throw back, repulse (60)
coniungo
coniungere, coniunxi, coniunctus, join (together), unite (60)
verto
vertere, verti, versus, turn (60)
repello
repellere, reppuli, repulsus, drive off, drive back, repulse (60)
revertor
reverti, reversus, go back, return (60)
reperio
reperire, reperui, repertus, find, learn; discover (60)
tribuo
tribuere, tribui, tributus, assign, grant (60)