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1
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Coin

A

Nummus (sing.), Nummī (m)

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Divided

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Dīvīsus, -a, -um

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Rhodanus, Rhodanī (m)

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Rhone

(the river)

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Star

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Stēlla, Stēllae (f)

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Gallia, Galliae (f)

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Gaul

(the location)

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Pugnus, Pugnī (m)

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Fist

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In (+ablative), into (+accusative) (accusative implies movement; place to which instead of place where)

A

In (preposition)

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Clārus, -a, -um

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Bright, clear, loud

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Warm/hot

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Calidus, -a, -um

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Lung

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Pulmō, Pulmōnis (m)

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Badly (opposite to bene)

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Male (adverb)

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Cultus, Cultūs (m)

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Culture

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Laetus, -a, -um

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Happy, glad

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Hostis, Hostis

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Enemy

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Merchant

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Mercātor (pl. Mercātorēs), Mercātoris (m)

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Nest

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Nīdus, Nīdī (m)

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Few

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Paucī, -ae, -a (pl.)

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Across (+accustative)

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Trāns (preposition)

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19
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Kiss

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Ōsculum, Ōsculī (n)

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Brother

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Frāter, Frātris (m)

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21
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The setting of the sun

(used to mean West)

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Occāsus sōlis

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Arcus, Arcūs (m)

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Bow

(the weapon, the Bow and Arrow)

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Number

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Numerus, Numerī (m)

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Beginning

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Initium, Initiī (n)

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Heavy

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Gravis, -e

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River

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Flūmen, Flūminis (n)
(alt.) Fluvius, Fluviī (m)

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27
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Lip

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Labrum, Labrī (n)

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Pars (pl. Partēs), Partis (f)

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Part

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29
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Gladius, Gladiī (m)

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Sword

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30
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Ā / ab (preposition)

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From (+ablative)

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31
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Example, model

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Exemplum, Exemplī (n)

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Hūmānitās, Hūmānitātis (f)

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Refinement, or refined culture

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33
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Heart

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Cor, Cordis (n)

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34
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Sword

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Gladius, Gladiī (m)

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35
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Evil

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Malus, -a, -um

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36
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Hōroscopus (unable to be declined)

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Horoscope

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37
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Iam

A

Now, already

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38
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Alius, alia, aliud

A

Another, other

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39
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Gemmātus, -a, -um

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Set with a jewel

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40
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Hasta, Hastae (f)

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Lance

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41
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Neck

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Collum, Collī (n)

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Flūmen, Flūminis (n)

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River

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Albus, -a, -um

A

White

(dead white, rather than glossy white)

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44
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Praenōmen, Praenōminis (n)

A

First name (there are extremely few of these)

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45
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Lake

A

Lacus, Lacūs (m)

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46
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Word

(also verb specifically)

A

Verbum, Verbī (n)

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47
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First

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Prīmus, -a, -um

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48
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Some… others… (such as “some are strong and others are weak”)

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Alius… alius…

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49
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Above (+accusative)

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Suprā (preposition)

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50
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Beside, near, by (+accusative)

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Apud (preposition)

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51
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Autem

A

But, however (synoym with sed. However, it’s …autem
instead of sed…)

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52
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Baculum, Baculī (n)

A

Stick

(such as a walking stick, a staff, or a scepter)

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53
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Probus, -a, um

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Good, proper, honest

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54
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Rising

A

Oriēns

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55
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Saeculum, Saculī (n)

A

Century

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56
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Fear

A

Timor, Timoris (m)

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57
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Īrātus, -a, -um

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Angry

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58
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Fīlius, Fīliī (m)

A

Son

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59
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Bonus, -a, -um

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Good

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60
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Manus, Manūs (f)

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Hand

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61
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Septentriōnēs (m)

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North

(literally the Big/Little Dipper, according to SPQR)

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Pāstor, Pāstoris (m)

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Shepherd

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63
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Many

A

Multī, -ae, -a (pl.)

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64
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Tail

A

Cauda, Caudae (f)

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65
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Therefore

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Itaque/Ergō/Igitur

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66
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Century

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Saeculum, Saculī (n)

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67
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Stammering

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Balbus, -a, -um

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68
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Proelium, Proeliī (n)

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Battle

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69
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Bread

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Pānis, Pānis (m)

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70
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Parvus, -a, -um

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Little, small

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71
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Item

A

Same as etiam

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72
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Family

(including servī et ancillae)

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Familia, Familiae (f)

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Silva, Silvae (f)

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Forest, wood

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74
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Seine

(the river)

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Sēquana, Sēquanae (m)

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75
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German

(person)

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Germānus, Germānī (m)
(possibly fem. Germāna, Germānae)

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76
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Tantum (adverb)

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Only, so much

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77
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Either… or…

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Aut… aut…

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78
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Bene (adverb)

A

Well (opposite to male)

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79
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Villa

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Vīlla, Vīllae (f)

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80
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Pirum, Pirī (n)

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Pear

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81
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Now

A

Iam

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82
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Vēna, Vēnae (f)

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Vein

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83
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Bracchium, Bracchiī (n)

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Arm

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84
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Arbor, Arboris (f)

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Tree

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85
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Alius… alius…

A

Some… others… (such as “some are strong and others are weak”, which [I think] would be aliī potēns sunt et aliī inops sunt)

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86
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The 1st of a month

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Kalendae, Kalendārum (f)

(pl. only)

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Rūrsus (adverb)

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Again, back

(Exemplum: Iūlius rūrsus pecūniam numerat)

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88
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Rōmānus, Rōmānī (m)

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Roman, of Rome

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89
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Āla, Ālae (f)

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Wing

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Gravis, -e

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Heavy, severe, grave

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Pedes, Peditis (m)

A

Footsoldier

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92
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Pāgina, Pāginae (f)

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Page

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93
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Similar

A

Similis, Simile (adjective)

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Too/too much

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Nimis (adverb)

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95
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Sick

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Aeger, -ra, -rum

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Longus, -a, -um

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Long

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97
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Hello

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Salvē / Salvēte

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98
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Stultus, -a, -rum

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Stupid, foolish

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99
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Rain

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Imber, Imbris (m)

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100
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String

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Līnea, Līneae (f)

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101
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Or

(not aut; options not mutually exclusive)

A

Vel

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102
Q

Mirror

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Speculum, Speculī (n)

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103
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Lēctiō, Lēctiōnis (f)

(could be Lēctionis, challenging to tell)

A

Section

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104
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Mother

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Māter, Mātris (f)

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105
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Lovely

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Amoenus, -a, -um

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106
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Similis, Simile (adjective)

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Similar, like

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107
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Urbs, Urbis (f)

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City (magnus oppidum)

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108
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Omnis, -e

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All, every

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109
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Not only… but also…

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Nōn sōlum… sed etiam…

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110
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Short

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Brevis, -e

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111
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Latīnus, -a, -um

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Latin

(as an adjective for all things “Latin”, not as in the Roman people)

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112
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Sad

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Trīstis, -e

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113
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Mountain

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Mōns (pl. Montēs), Montis (m)

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114
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Imperium, Imperiī (n)

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Command, empire

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115
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Fessus, -a, -um

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Tired, weary

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116
Q

The Latin word for week

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Septimāna (cannot find source to decline)

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117
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Ball

A

Pila, Pilae (f)

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118
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Set with a jewel

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Gemmātus, -a, -um

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119
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Bellum, Bellī (n)

A

War

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120
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Arma, Armī (n)

A

Weapons (Mango Languages), arms (LLPSI)

In SPQR: “Arms (pl.); close fighting weapons, armor, shields, equipment”

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121
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Fortissimus, -a, -um

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Bravest, strongest

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122
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Autumnus, Autumnī (m)

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Autumn

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123
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Man

A

Vir, Virī (m)

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124
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Fluvius, Fluviī (m)

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River

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125
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Tree

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Arbor, Arboris (f)

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126
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Oppidum, Oppidī (n)

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Town

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127
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Inter (preposition)

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Among/between (+accusative)

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128
Q

Lord

A

Dominus, Dominī (m)

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129
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Digitus, Digitī (m)

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Finger (digitus medius = middle finger, digitus quārtus = ring finger)

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130
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Animal, Animalis (n)

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Animal, living being

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131
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Vacuus, -a, -um

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Empty

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132
Q

Well

A

Bene (adverb)

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133
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Initium, Initiī (n)

A

Beginning

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134
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Puella, Puellae (f)

A

Girl

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135
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And

A

Et
Atque/ac
-que

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136
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Nūllus, -a, -um

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None, No (no not as an answer to a question, but as in saying you have ‘no pecūniae’)

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Tempus, Temporis (n)

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Time

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Auris, Auris (f)

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Ear

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139
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Food

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Cibus, Cibī (m)

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Magnus, -a, -um

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Big, large, great

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Culter, Cultrī (m)

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Knife

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Noon

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Merīdiēs, Merīdiēī (m)

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143
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Red

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Ruber, -ra, -rum

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Quia

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Because

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145
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Bad

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Improbus, -a, -um

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Knife

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Culter, Cultrī (m)

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Metus, Metūs (m)

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Fear

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Garumna, Garumnae (m)

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Garonne

(the river)

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Girl

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Puella, Puellae (f)

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Mercātor (pl. Mercātorēs), Mercātoris (m)

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Merchant

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Grass

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Herba, Herbae (f)

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Nix, Nivis (f)

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Snow

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Around (+accusative)

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Circum (preposition)

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Mouth

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Ōs, Ōris (n)

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Amita, Amitae (f)

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Aunt (the father’s sister)

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Wild animal

(not like a feral one, but like a lion or a wolf)

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Fera, Ferae (f)

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Ferē (adverb)

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Almost

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158
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Niger, -ra, -rum

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Black (glossy)

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Passus, Passūs (m)

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Pace (a measurement of distance, like pēs; ūnus passus
est quīnque pedēs)

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Stick

(such as a walking stick, a staff, or a scepter)

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Baculum, Baculī (n)

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Lower

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Īnferior, -or, -us

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162
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Shop

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Taberna, Tabernae (f)

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Far

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Longē (adverb)

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Nimis (adverb)

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Too/too much

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Circum (preposition)

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Around (+accusative)

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Ear

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Auris, Auris (f)

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Quoque

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Also

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Dum

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While, as long as

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Rampart

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Vāllum, Vāllī (n)

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Vestīgium, Vestīgiī (n)

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Footprint, trace

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Hill

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Collis, Collis (m)

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172
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Ergō

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Therefore, so

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173
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Page

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Pāgina, Pāginae (f)

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Soldier

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Mīles, Mīlitis (m)

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175
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Institution

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Īnstitūtum, Īnstitūtī (n)

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Dē (preposition)

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Down from, or concerning/about (+ablative)

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177
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Like

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Ut

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Malus, -a, -um

A

Bad, wicked, evil

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179
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Scūtum, Scūtī (n)

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Shield

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Spring (the season)

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Vēr, Vēris (n)

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181
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Sine (preposition)

A

Without (+ablative)

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182
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Both… and…

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Et… et…

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183
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Boundary, limit, end

A

Fīnis, Fīnis

(when used as boundary, means more “border region” than border)

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184
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Female servant

A

Ancilla, Ancillae (f)

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185
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Brave

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Fortis, -e

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Germānus, Germānī (m)
(possibly fem. Germāna, Germānae)

A

German

(person)

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Mountain

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Mōns, Montis (m)

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188
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Barbarian (adjective)

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Barbarus, -a, -um

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189
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Via, Viae (f)

A

Road

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190
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Saepissimē (adverb)

A

Most often

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Prōvincia, Prōvinciae (f)

A

Province

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192
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Cold

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Frīgidus, -a, -um

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Mortuus, -a, -um

A

Dead

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194
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Sed

A

But

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195
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Nummus (sing.), Nummī (m)

A

Coin

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196
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Caelum, Caelī (n)

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Sky

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Footprint

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Vestīgium, Vestīgiī (n)

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Sesterce (coin, like nummus)

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Sēstertius, Sēstertiī (m)

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Sānus, -a, -um

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Healthy, well

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200
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Rose

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Rosa, Rosae (f)

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Battle

A

Proelium, Proeliī (n)

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Līberī (singular Līber) (m)

(I chose to exclude genitive on this one)

A

Children

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Longissimē (adverb)

A

Farthest, most distantly

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Letter

(a, b, c, etc.)

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Littera, Litterae (f)

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Aeger, -ra, -rum

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Sick, ill

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Rāmus, Rāmī (m)

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Branch, bough

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Moon

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Lūna, Lūnae (f)

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208
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While

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Dum

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209
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Half

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Dīmidius, -a, -um

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210
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Mommy

A

Mamma

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Puer, Puerī (m)

A

Boy

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Belgian

(person)

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Belga, Belgae (f)

(Feminine form, but can refer to either male or female[s])

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Ex / ē (preposition)

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Out of, from (+ablative)

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Cotīdiānus, -a, -um

A

Daily

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Q

Head

A

Caput, Capitis (n)

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Q

The Greek word for week

A

Hebdomas (cannot find source to decline)

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217
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Glaciēs, Glaciēī (f)

A

Ice

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218
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Medicus, Medicī (m)

A

Doctor

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219
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Lingua, Linguae (f)

A

Language, tongue

(same as the literal word for tongue)

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220
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Gemma, Gemmae (f)

A

Precious stone, jewel

(think English gem)

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221
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Another

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Alius, alia, aliud

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Cause

A

Causa, Causae (f)

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Nāsus, Nāsī (m)

A

Nose

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Shadow

A

Umbra, Umbrae (f)

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Pēnsum, Pēnsī (n)

A

Task, quiz

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Deus (pl. Deī/Diī/Dī, voc. Deus), Deī (m)

A

God

(not as in God, but as in a god)

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Daylight

A

Lūx, Lūcis (f)

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228
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Littera, Litterae (f)

A

Letter

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229
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Servus, Servī (m)

A

Slave/servant

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230
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Avē / Avēte

A

Hail! (formal greeting)

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Sack

A

Saccus, Saccī (m)

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Occāsus sōlis

A

The setting of the sun

(used to mean West)

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233
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Hail! (formal greeting)

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Avē / Avēte

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Obscūrus, -a, -um

A

Dark

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235
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Aunt (the mother’s sister)

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Mātertera, Māterterae (f)

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236
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All

A

Omnis, -e

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237
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Fossa, Fossae (f)

A

Ditch, trench

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238
Q

Lātus, -a, -um

A

Wide

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239
Q

Tunc

A

Then (opposite to nunc: now)

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240
Q

Wide

(in terms of mesurement)

A

Lātus, -a, -um

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Q

Day

A

Diēs, Diēī (m)

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242
Q

Latus, Lāteris (n)

(I don’t understand why the A is macronized in secundus yet not prīmus)

A

Side, flank

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Apud (preposition)

A

Beside, near, by (+accusative)

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Contrā (preposition)

A

Against (+accusative)

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Prīmus, -a, -um

A

First, possibly primary (in the same way as Greek Alpha)

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Q

Finger

A

Digitus, Digitī (m)

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High/deep

(in terms of mesurement)

A

Altus, -a, -um

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Q

Ōsculum, Ōsculī (n)

A

Kiss

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Q

Cēra, Cērae (f)

A

Wax

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Q

Camp

A

Castra, Castrōrum (n)

(pl. only when meaning this)

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Down from, or concerning/about (+ablative)

A

Dē (preposition)

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Q

Paucī, -ae, -a (pl.)

A

Few

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Q

Inimīcus, Inimīcī (m)

A

(Personal) enemy

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254
Q

Son

A

Fīlius, Fīliī (m)

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255
Q

Novus, -a, -um

A

New

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256
Q

Kind

A

Benevolus, -a, -um

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Q

Ad (preposition)

A

To (+accusative)

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258
Q

Procul ab (preposition)

A

Far from (+ablative)

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259
Q

Timor, Timoris (m)

A

Fear

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Q

So great

A

Tantus, -a, -um

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Q

Graecus, -a, -um

A

Greek

(as an adjective for all things “Greek”, not as in the Greek people)

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Q

Ugly

A

Foedus, -a, -um

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263
Q

Voice

A

Vōx, Vōcis (f)

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Q

Tired

A

Fessus, -a, -um

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Q

Window

A

Fenestra, Fenestrae (f)

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Q

Numerus, Numerī (m)

A

Number

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Q

Latin

(as an adjective for all things “Latin”, not as in the Roman people)

A

Latīnus, -a, -um

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268
Q

Shoulder

A

Umerus, Umerī (m)

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Q

Vīlla, Vīllae (f)

A

Country house, villa

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Q

Fīnis, Fīnis

A

Boundary, limit, end

(when used as boundary, means more “border region” than border)

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271
Q

Leaf

A

Folium, Foliī (n)

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Ground

A

Terra, Terrae (f)

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Postrēmus, -a, -um

A

Last (think of the Greek letter Omega)

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Leg

A

Crūs, Crūris (n)

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275
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Oriēns

A

Rising

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276
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Pace

(a measurement of distance)

A

Passus, Passūs (m)

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277
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Celt

(person)

A

Celta, Celtae (f)

(Feminine form, but can refer to either male or female[s])

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278
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War

A

Bellum, Bellī (n)

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279
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Rhēnus, Rhēnī (m)

A

Rhine

(the river)

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280
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God

(not as in God, but as in a god)

A

Deus (pl. Deī/Diī/Dī, voc. Deus), Deī (m)

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Ōvum, Ōvī (n)

A

Egg

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282
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Hebdomas (cannot find source to decline)

A

The Greek word for week

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283
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Bēstia, Bēstiae (f)

A

Beast, animal

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Q

That is why

A

Quā dē causā

(literally: by which cause)

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285
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Sister

A

Soror, Sororis (f)

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286
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Mid/Middle

A

Medius, -a, -um

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287
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Extrēmus, -a, -um

A

Outermost

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288
Q

Proper

A

Probus, -a, um

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289
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Place

A

Locus, Locī (m)

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290
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Tabernārius, Tabernāriī (m)

A

Shopkeeper

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291
Q

Surname

A

Cognōmen, Cognōminis (n)

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292
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Face

A

Faciēs, Faciēī (f)

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293
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Young (of an animal)

A

Pullus, Pullī (m)

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Avunculus, Avunculī (m)

A

Uncle (the mother’s brother). Associated with “behavior in a kind or generous way toward a young person or someone with less power”

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295
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Arrow

(the weapon, the Bow and Arrow)

A

Sagitta, Sagittae (f)

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Capillus, Capillī (m)

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Hair

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297
Q

Aut… aut…

A

Either… or…

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298
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Aquītānus, Aquītānī (m)
(likely fem. Aquītāna, Aquītānae)

A

Aquitanian

(person)

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299
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First name

A

Praenōmen, Praenōminis (n)

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300
Q

Air

A

Āēr, Āēris

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Vocābulum, Vocābulī (n)

A

Word

(and/or noun specifically)

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Diēs, Diēī (m)

A

Day/date

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Q

Sēstertius, Sēstertiī (m)

A

Sesterce (coin, like nummus)

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304
Q

Morning

A

Māne (indeclinable)

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Nīdus, Nīdī (m)

A

Nest

306
Q

Fist

A

Pugnus, Pugnī (m)

307
Q

Thin

A

Tenuis, Tenue (adjective)

308
Q

Fortis, -e

A

Brave, strong

309
Q

Task

A

Pēnsum, Pēnsī (n)

310
Q

Super (preposition)

A

On (top of), above (+accusative)

311
Q

Dēns, Dentis (m)

A

Tooth

312
Q

Ocean

A

Ōceanus, Ōceanī (m)

313
Q

Kalendae, Kalendārum (f)

(pl. only)

A

The 1st of a month (e.g., kalendae Iānuāriae is the first of January)

314
Q

Āter, -ra, -rum

A

Black (coalblack, lustreless black)

315
Q

Aquitanian

(person)

A

Aquītānus, Aquītānī (m)
(likely fem. Aquītāna, Aquītānae)

316
Q

Gem

A

Gemma, Gemmae (f)

317
Q

(As large) as

A

Quantus, -a, -um

318
Q

Paulus, -a, -um

A

Small, little (similar to parvus)

319
Q

Forehead

A

Frōns, Frontis (f)

320
Q

Mistress

A

Domina, Dominae (f)

321
Q

Form

A

Fōrma, Fōrmae (f)

322
Q

Evening

A

Vesper, Vesperī (m)

(2nd Declension)

323
Q

The 5th on every month except for Mārtius, Māius, Iūlius, and Octōber (March, May, July, and April), for which it is the 7th (always it is the 9th day before īdūs, when counting inclusively)

A

Nōnae, Nōnārum (f)

(pl. only)

324
Q

Annus, Annī (m)

A

Year

325
Q

Nōn sōlum… sed etiam…

A

Not only… but also…

326
Q

Alone

A

Sōlus, -a, -um

327
Q

Rēgula, Rēgulae (f)

A

Ruler

(as in the object used for measuring, not a leader)

328
Q

Native country/town

A

Patria, Patriae (f)

329
Q

Now (opposite to then)

A

Nunc

330
Q

Margarīta, Margarītae (f)

A

Pearl

331
Q

Chapter

A

Capitulum, Capitulī (n)

332
Q

Also

A

I. Quoque
II. Etiam (more like “and even”)
III. Item (identical to etiam)

333
Q

The whole of

A

Tōtus, -a, -um

334
Q

Hair

A

Capillus, Capillī (m)

335
Q

Quantus, -a, -um

A

(As large) as

336
Q

Sub (preposition)

A

Under, at the foot of (+ablative)

337
Q

Sōl, Sōlis (m)

A

Sun / The Sun

338
Q

Gena, Genae (f)

A

Cheek

339
Q

Armed

A

Armātus, -a, -um

340
Q

Garonne

(the river)

A

Garumna, Garumnae (m)

341
Q

Section

A

Lēctiō, Lēctiōnis (f)

(could be Lēctionis, challenging to tell)

342
Q

Oriēns sol

A

The rising sun

(used to mean East)

343
Q

Eye

A

Oculus, Oculī (m)

344
Q

Far (from)

A

Procul (adverb)

345
Q

Fear

A

Metus, Metūs (m)

346
Q

Law

A

Lēx, Lēgis (f)

347
Q

Wealthy

A

Pecūniōsus, -a, -um

348
Q

Neque… neque…

A

Neither… nor…

349
Q

The rising sun

(used to mean East)

A

Oriēns sol

350
Q

Castra, Castrōrum (n)

(pl. only when meaning this)

A

Camp

351
Q

Name

More specifically, middle name

A

Nōmen, Nōminis (n)

352
Q

Bright/Loud

A

Clārus, -a, -um

353
Q

Ditch

A

Fossa, Fossae (f)

354
Q

Hispānia, Hispāniae (f)

A

Spain

355
Q

Hand

A

Manus, Manūs (f)

356
Q

Sky

A

Caelum, Caelī (n)

357
Q

Mūrus, Mūrī (m)

A

Wall

358
Q

Horse

A

Equus, Equī (m)

359
Q

Attack

A

Impetus, Impetūs (m)

360
Q

Healthy, well

A

Sānus, -a, -um

361
Q

Sagitta, Sagittae (f)

A

Arrow

(the weapon, the Bow and Arrow)

362
Q

Fōrma, Fōrmae (f)

A

Form, shape, figure

363
Q

Male (adverb)

A

Badly, ill (opposite to bene)

364
Q

Corpus, Corporis (n)

A

Body

365
Q

Bravest

A

Fortissimus, -a, -um

366
Q

Light (as in not heavy)

A

Levis, -e

367
Q

Book

A

Liber, Librī (m)

(the second word is for both plural and genitive)

368
Q

Against (+accusative)

A

Contrā (preposition)

369
Q

Patria, Patriae (f)

A

Native country/town

370
Q

Behind (+accusative)

A

Post (preposition)

371
Q

To (+accusative)

A

Ad (preposition)

372
Q

Mīles, Mīlitis (m)

A

Soldier

373
Q

Dīmidius, -a, -um

A

Half

374
Q

“In addition to the Kalends, Ides, and Nones (the English words for Kalendae, Īdūs, et Nōnae), every ninth day was a market day, called ________”

A

Nūndinae, Nūndinārum (f)

(pl. only)

375
Q

Īdūs, Īduum (f)

(pl. only)

A

The 13th on every month except for Mārtius, Māius, Iūlius, and Octōber (March, May, July, and April), for which it is the 15th

376
Q

Continuously

A

Continenter (adverb)

377
Q

Beautiful

A

Pulcher, -ra, -rum
Fōrmōsus, -a, -um

378
Q

Āēr, Āēris

A

Air

379
Q

Prope (preposition)

A

Near (+accusative)

380
Q

Animal

A

Animal, Animalis (n)

381
Q

Road

A

Via, Viae (f)

382
Q

Snow

A

Nix, Nivis (f)

383
Q

Ruber, -ra, -rum

A

Red

384
Q

Ruler

(as in the object used for measuring, not a leader)

A

Rēgula, Rēgulae (f)

385
Q

Nūbēs, Nūbis (f)

A

Cloud

386
Q

Alive

A

Vīvus, -a, -um

387
Q

Caput, Capitis (n)

A

Head

388
Q

Nearest (+dative)

A

Proximus (preposition)

389
Q

Frāter, Frātris (m)

A

Brother

390
Q

Antīquus, -a, -um

A

Old, ancient, former

391
Q

Amīcus, Amīcī

A

Friend

392
Q

Aequus, -a, -um

A

Equal, or calm

393
Q

Full (of)

A

Plēnus, -a, -um

394
Q

With/when (+ablative)

A

Cum (preposition)

395
Q

Terrified

A

Perterritus, -a, -um

396
Q

Liver

A

Iecur, Iecoris (n)

397
Q

Forest

A

Silva, Silvae (f)

398
Q

Fenestra, Fenestrae (f)

A

Window

399
Q

Post (preposition)

A

Behind (+accusative)

400
Q

Shield

A

Scūtum, Scūtī (n)

401
Q

Rhone

(the river)

A

Rhodanus, Rhodanī (m)

402
Q

Scaena, Scaenae (f)

A

Scene, stage

403
Q

Aqua, Aquae (f)

A

Water

404
Q

Small

A

Parvus, -a, -um
(alt.) Paulus, -a, -um

405
Q

Ut

A

Like, as (is fortis ut Liam est; that should be ‘he is as strong/brave as Liam’)

406
Q

Through (+accusative)

A

Per (preposition)

407
Q

Soror, Sororis (f)

A

Sister

408
Q

Viscera, Viscerum (n)

(pl. only)

A

Internal organs

409
Q

Familia, Familiae (f)

A

Family

(including servī et ancillae)

410
Q

Money/property

A

Pecūnia (sing.), Pecūniae (f)

411
Q

Pectus, Pectoris (n)

A

Chest

412
Q

Door

A

Ōstium, Ōstiī (n)

413
Q

Exemplum, Exemplī (n)

A

Example, model

414
Q

Exercitus, Exercitūs (m)

A

Army

415
Q

Autumn

A

Autumnus, Autumnī (m)

416
Q

Balbus, -a, -um

A

Stammering

417
Q

Below (+accusative)

A

Īnfrā (preposition)

418
Q

Often

A

Saepe (adverb)

419
Q

Melee weapons, arms, armor, shields, equipment

A

Arma, Armī (n)

420
Q

Vāllum, Vāllī (n)

A

Rampart

421
Q

Aut

A

Or, sometimes

422
Q

Eques, Equitis (m)

A

Horseman

423
Q

Command/empire

A

Imperium, Imperiī (n)

424
Q

Pōculum, Pōculī (n)

A

Cup

425
Q

Trāns (preposition)

A

Across (+accustative)

426
Q

Most often

A

Saepissimē (adverb)

427
Q

Campus, Campī (m)

A

Plain

(as in the landscape, plains)

428
Q

Faciēs, Faciēī (f)

A

Face

429
Q

Gaul

(person)

A

Gallus, Gallī (m)
(fem. Galla, Gallae)

430
Q

As… as… (example: “The Via Latina is not as long as the Via Appia”)

A

Tam… quam…

431
Q

Ante (preposition)

A

In front of (+accusative)

432
Q

None

A

Nūllus, -a, -um

433
Q

Saepe (adverb)

A

Often

434
Q

Līlium, Līliī (n)

A

Lily

435
Q

Angry

A

Īrātus, -a, -um

436
Q

Apple

A

Mālum, Malī (n)

437
Q

Occāsus

A

Setting, or going down

438
Q

Ancilla, Ancillae (f)

A

Female slave/servant

439
Q

Neque/nec

A

And/but not, nor, not

440
Q

Ferus, -a, -um

A

Wild

441
Q

Locus, Locī (m)

A

Place

442
Q

Good

A

Bonus, -a, -um

443
Q

Vein

A

Vēna, Vēnae (f)

444
Q

Shopkeeper

A

Tabernārius, Tabernāriī (m)

445
Q

Water

A

Aqua, Aquae (f)

446
Q

Word

(and/or noun specifically)

A

Vocābulum, Vocābulī (n)

447
Q

Stupid

A

Stultus, -a, -rum

448
Q

Shepherd

A

Pāstor, Pāstoris (m)

449
Q

Īnsula, Īnsulae (f)

A

Island

450
Q

Hōrologium, Hōrologiī (n)

A

Sundial

451
Q

Cloud

A

Nūbēs, Nūbis (f)

452
Q

Ānulus, Ānulī (m)

A

Ring

453
Q

Venter, Ventris (m)

A

Stomach

454
Q

Last

A

Postrēmus, -a, -um

455
Q

Leader

A

Dux, Ducis (m)

456
Q

Syllable

A

Syllaba, Syllabae (f)

457
Q

Title

A

Titulus, Titulī (m)

458
Q

Ice

A

Glaciēs, Glaciēī (f)

459
Q

Great

A

Magnus, -a, -um

460
Q

Porta, Portae (f)

A

Gate

461
Q

Limb

A

Membrum, Membrī (n)

462
Q

Lectīca, Lectīcae (f)

A

Litter, sedan

463
Q

Ōrnāmentum, Ōrnāmentī (n)

A

Ornament, piece of jewelry

464
Q

Pātruus, Pātruī (m)

A

Uncle (the father’s brother). Associated with severity, being
very stern

465
Q

Celta, Celtae (f)

(Feminine form, but can refer to either male or female[s])

A

Celt

(person)

466
Q

Culture

A

Cultus, Cultūs (m)

467
Q

Capitulum, Capitulī (n)

A

Chapter

468
Q

Dark

A

Obscūrus, -a, -um

469
Q

Igitur

A

Same as ergō (therefore, so)

470
Q

Children

A

Līberī (singular Līber) (m)

(I chose to exclude genitive on this one)

471
Q

Liber, Librī (m)

(the second word is for both plural and genitive)

A

Book

472
Q

Vīvus, -a, -um

A

Living, alive

473
Q

Stēlla, Stēllae (f)

A

Star

474
Q

Lacus, Lacūs (m)

A

Lake

475
Q

Spear

A

Pīlum, Pīlī (n)

476
Q

Ōstium, Ōstiī (n)

A

Door, entrance

477
Q

Horoscope

A

Hōroscopus (unable to be declined)

478
Q

Pear

A

Pirum, Pirī (n)

479
Q

Enough

A

Satis (both adverb and adjective)

480
Q

Noster, -ra, -rum

A

Our

481
Q

Nōnae, Nōnārum (f)

(pl. only)

A

The 5th on every month except for Mārtius, Māius, Iūlius, and Octōber (March, May, July, and April), for which it is the 7th (always it is the 9th day before īdūs, when counting inclusively)

482
Q

White (dead)

A

Albus, -a, -um

483
Q

Lacrima, Lacrimae (f)

A

Tear

484
Q

Language

A

Lingua, Linguae (f)

485
Q

Aequinoctium, Aequinoctiī (n)

A

Equinox

486
Q

Almost

A

Ferē (adverb)

487
Q

Pearl

A

Margarīta, Margarītae (f)

488
Q

Hiems, Hiemis (f)

A

Winter

489
Q

Summer

A

Aestās, Aestātis (f)

490
Q

Character

A

Persōna, Persōnae (f)

491
Q

Least

A

Minimē (adverb)

492
Q

Without (+ablative)

A

Sine (preposition)

493
Q

Setting

A

Occāsus

494
Q

Chest

A

Pectus, Pectoris (n)

495
Q

Fōrmōsus, -a, -um

A

Beautiful

(synonym with pulcher)

496
Q

Avia, Aviae (f)

A

Grandmother

497
Q

The others

A

Cēterī (pl.)

498
Q

Altus, -a, -um

A

High, tall, deep

(in terms of mesurement)

499
Q

Et

A

And, also

500
Q

Pulmō, Pulmōnis (m)

A

Lung

501
Q

Bow

(the weapon, the Bow and Arrow)

A

Arcus, Arcūs (m)

502
Q

Roman

A

Rōmānus, Rōmānī (m)

503
Q

Purse

A

Sacculus, Sacculī (m)

504
Q

Tam… quam…

A

As… as… (example: “The Via Latina is not as long as the Via Appia” - “Via Latīna nōn tam longa est quam via Appia”)

505
Q

Collum, Collī (n)

A

Neck

506
Q

Ring

A

Ānulus, Ānulī (m)

507
Q

Mātrōna, Mātrōnae (f)

A

A married woman

508
Q

Rhine

(the river)

A

Rhēnus, Rhēnī (m)

509
Q

Uncle (the father’s brother)

A

Pātruus, Pātruī (m)

510
Q

Body

A

Corpus, Corporis (n)

511
Q

Nūntius, Nūntiī (m)

A

Message, messenger

512
Q

Barbarus, -a, -um

A

Barbarian, foreign

513
Q

Branch

A

Rāmus, Rāmī (m)

514
Q

Benevolus, -a, -um

A

Kind, friendly

515
Q

Fēmina, Fēminae (f)

A

Woman

516
Q

Animus, Animī (m)

A

Your spirit (as in your drive, your heart, your soul), your character, your pride. Similar to personality, but not quite that.

517
Q

Because

A

Proptereā quod

(literally: on that account, that)

518
Q

Mamma

A

Mommy

519
Q

Beast

A

Bēstia, Bēstiae (f)

520
Q

Relīquus, -a, -um

A

Remaining

521
Q

Long

(in terms of mesurement)

A

Longus, -a, -um

522
Q

Part

A

Pars (pl. Partēs), Partis (f)

523
Q

Stomach

A

Venter, Ventris (m)

524
Q

Proximus (preposition)

A

Nearest (+dative)

525
Q

Ōceanus, Ōceanī (m)

A

Ocean

526
Q

Among/between (+accusative)

A

Inter (preposition)

527
Q

Wax

A

Cēra, Cērae (f)

528
Q

Titulus, Titulī (m)

A

Title

529
Q

Īnferior, -or, -us

A

Lower

530
Q

Equitātus, Equitātūs (m)

A

Cavalry

531
Q

Enemy

A

Hostis, Hostis

532
Q

Et… et…

A

Both… and…

533
Q

City

A

Urbs, Urbis (f)

534
Q

Pullus, Pullī (m)

A

Young (of an animal)

535
Q

Equal, or calm

A

Aequus, -a, -um

536
Q

Versus, Versūs (m)

A

Line, verse

537
Q

Virtūs, Virtūtis (f)

A

Manliness

538
Q

Frīgidus, -a, -um

A

Cold, chilly, cool

539
Q

Avus, Avī (m)

A

Grandfather

540
Q

Domina, Dominae (f)

A

Mistress (fem. of Dominus)

541
Q

Sanguis, Sanguinis (m)

A

Blood

542
Q

Exiguus, -a, -um

A

Small

543
Q

The 13th on every month except for Mārtius, Māius, Iūlius, and Octōber (March, May, July, and April), for which it is the 15th

A

Īdūs, Īduum (f)

(pl. only)

544
Q

Under, at the foot of (+ablative)

A

Sub (preposition)

545
Q

Messenger

A

Nūntius, Nūntiī (m)

546
Q

On (top of), above (+accusative)

A

Super (preposition)

547
Q

Father

A

Pater, Patris (m)

548
Q

Tōtus, -a, -um

A

The whole of, all

549
Q

Immō

A

No; on the contrary (exemplum: Syra: “Nōnne fōrmōsus est nāsus meus?” Iūlia: “Immō foedus est!”)

550
Q

Oculus, Oculī (m)

A

Eye

551
Q

Cum (preposition)

A

With/when (+ablative)

552
Q

Nam

A

For (exemplum: “Mēdus ambulat, nam is servus est neque
equum habet”)

553
Q

Saccus, Saccī (m)

A

Sack

554
Q

Gate

A

Porta, Portae (f)

555
Q

Mātrona, Mātronae (m)

A

Marne

(the river)

556
Q

Clāmor, Clāmoris (m)

A

Shout, shouting

557
Q

Shout

A

Clāmor, Clāmoris (m)

558
Q

Crūs, Crūris (n)

A

Leg

559
Q

Daughter

A

Fīlia, Fīliae (f)

560
Q

Cognōmen, Cognōminis (n)

A

Surname (“often descriptive of the founder of the family, e.g., Longus, Pulcher, Crassus; sometimes it is added as an honorific or particular marker”)

561
Q

Satis (both adverb and adjective)

A

Enough

562
Q

Mātertera, Māterterae (f)

A

Aunt (the mother’s sister)

563
Q

Helvetian

(person)

A

Helvētius, Helvētiī (m)
(possibly fem. Helvētia, Helvētiae)

564
Q

Humane

A

Hūmānus, -a, -um

565
Q

Horseman

A

Eques, Equitis (m)

566
Q

Pīlum, Pīlī (n)

A

Spear, javelin

567
Q

Year

A

Annus, Annī (m)

568
Q

Or

A

Aut

569
Q

Helvētius, Helvētiī (m)
(possibly fem. Helvētia, Helvētiae)

A

Helvetian

(person)

570
Q

Internal organs

A

Viscera, Viscerum (n)

(pl. only)

571
Q

Quā dē causā

A

That is why

(literally: by which cause)

572
Q

Juvenis, Juvenis (m)

A

Young man

573
Q

Cerebrum, Cerebrī (n)

A

Brain

574
Q

Nox, Noctis (f)

A

Night

575
Q

Tantus, -a, -um

A

So big, so great

576
Q

Proptereā quod

A

Because

(literally: on that account, that)

577
Q

Pulcher, -ra, -rum

A

Beautiful, fine

578
Q

Lance

A

Hasta, Hastae (f)

579
Q

Uncle (the mother’s brother)

A

Avunculus, Avunculī (m)

580
Q

Vōx, Vōcis (f)

A

Voice

581
Q

Dux, Ducis (m)

A

Leader, chief, general

582
Q

Grandfather

A

Avus, Avī (m)

583
Q

Equus, Equī (m)

A

Horse

584
Q

Scene

A

Scaena, Scaenae (f)

585
Q

(Personal) enemy

A

Inimīcus, Inimīcī (m)

586
Q

Trīstis, -e

A

Sad

587
Q

Lūx, Lūcis (f)

A

Light, daylight

588
Q

Terra, Terrae (f)

A

Earth, ground; also country

589
Q

Sacculus, Sacculī (m)

A

Purse

590
Q

Medius, -a, -um

A

Mid, middle

591
Q

Pecūniōsus, -a, -um

A

Wealthy

592
Q

Sōlus, -a, -um

A

Alone

593
Q

Cibus, Cibī (m)

A

Food

594
Q

Lēx, Lēgis (f)

A

Law

595
Q

Fera, Ferae (f)

A

Wild animal

(not like a feral one, but like a lion or a wolf)

596
Q

Calidus, -a, -um

A

Warm, hot (feminine calida used as a noun means calida
aqua: hot water)

597
Q

Price

A

Pretium, Pretiī (n)

598
Q

Lūna, Lūnae (f)

A

Moon

599
Q

Herba, Herbae (f)

A

Grass, herb

600
Q

Gaul

(the location)

A

Gallia, Galliae (f)

601
Q

Daily

A

Cotīdiānus, -a, -um

602
Q

But

A

Sed… / …Autem

603
Q

Aunt (the father’s sister)

A

Amita, Amitae (f)

604
Q

Tear

A

Lacrima, Lacrimae (f)

605
Q

Army

A

Exercitus, Exercitūs (m)

606
Q

Longē (adverb)

A

Far, distantly

607
Q

Friend

A

Amīcus, Amīcī

608
Q

Because

A

Quia

609
Q

Young man

A

Juvenis, Juvenis (m)

610
Q

Nose

A

Nāsus, Nāsī (m)

611
Q

Cēterī (pl.)

A

The other(s), the rest

612
Q

Brevis, -e

A

Short

613
Q

Far from (+ablative)

A

Procul ab (preposition)

614
Q

Amoenus, -a, -um

A

Lovely

615
Q

Sun / The Sun

A

Sōl, Sōlis (m)

616
Q

Mōns, Montis (m)

A

Mountain

617
Q

Pānis, Pānis (m)

A

Bread

618
Q

Foot

A

Pēs, Pedis (m)

619
Q

Month

A

Mēnsis, Mēnsis (m)

620
Q

Aestās, Aestātis (f)

A

Summer

621
Q

Thick

A

Crassus, -a, -um

622
Q

Spīritus, Spīritūs (m)

A

The soul itself (the detached animator of the human form); also breath, air

623
Q

Salvē / Salvēte

A

Hello/Greetings, good morning

624
Q

Pēs, Pedis (m)

A

Foot

625
Q

Hour

A

Hōra, Hōrae (f)

626
Q

Footsoldier

A

Pedes, Peditis (m)

627
Q

Sea

A

Mare, Maris (n)

628
Q

Pretium, Pretiī (n)

A

Price

629
Q

Farewell

A

Valē / Valēte

630
Q

Enim

A

… enim is identical to nam… (reminder of nam description: For; exemplum: “Mēdus ambulat, nam is servus est neque equum habet”)

631
Q

Atque/ac

A

And

632
Q

Īnstitūtum, Īnstitūtī (n)

A

Institution

633
Q

Anima, Animae (f)

A

Life force, spirit/soul, the vital principle (the thing vegan’s have trouble eating). Also breath and wind

634
Q

Small

(more like a meager amount of instead of a small object; poor, scanty)

A

Exiguus, -a, -um

635
Q

Side

A

Latus, Lāteris (n)

(I don’t understand why the A is macronized in secundus yet not prīmus)

636
Q

Levis, -e

A

Light (as in not heavy)

637
Q

Continenter (adverb)

A

Continuously

638
Q

Egg

A

Ōvum, Ōvī (n)

639
Q

Causa, Causae (f)

A

Cause, reason

640
Q

Our

A

Noster, -ra, -rum

641
Q

Nōmen, Nōminis (n)

A

Name; more specifically, middle name

642
Q

Piece of jewelry

A

Ōrnāmentum, Ōrnāmentī (n)

643
Q

Refinement

A

Hūmānitās, Hūmānitātis (f)

644
Q

Province

A

Prōvincia, Prōvinciae (f)

645
Q

Winter

A

Hiems, Hiemis (f)

646
Q

Pax, Pacis (f)

A

Peace

647
Q

Empty

A

Vacuus, -a, -um

648
Q

From (+ablative)

A

Ā / ab (preposition)

649
Q

Umbra, Umbrae (f)

A

Shade, shadow

650
Q

Verbum, Verbī (n)

A

Word

(also verb specifically)

651
Q

Vel

A

Or (when you can pick or choose which you prefer, different from aut which presents two mutually exclusive options; an example of vel would be “100 years vel a century” versus aut which would be “February has (either) 28 aut 29 days”)

652
Q

Woman

A

Fēmina, Fēminae (f)

653
Q

Dominus, Dominī (m)

A

Lord, master

654
Q

Dīvīsus, -a, -um

A

Divided

655
Q

Town

A

Oppidum, Oppidī (n)

656
Q

Gallus, Gallī (m)
(fem. Galla, Gallae)

A

Gaul

(person)

657
Q

Persōna, Persōnae (f)

A

Character, person

658
Q

Merīdiēs, Merīdiēī (m)

A

Midday, noon; also south

659
Q

Island

A

Īnsula, Īnsulae (f)

660
Q

Suprā (preposition)

A

Above (+accusative)

661
Q

Itaque

A

Therefore, and thus

662
Q

Mālum, Malī (n)

A

Apple

663
Q

New

A

Novus, -a, -um

664
Q

Out of, from (+ablative)

A

Ex / ē (preposition)

665
Q

Male servant

A

Servus, Servī (m)

666
Q

Improbus, -a, -um

A

Bad, wicked

667
Q

Vesper, Vesperī (m)

(2nd Declension)

A

Evening

668
Q

Boy

A

Puer, Puerī (m)

669
Q

Taberna, Tabernae (f)

A

Shop, stall

670
Q

Nunc

A

Now (opposite to tunc: then)

671
Q

Lily

A

Līlium, Līliī (n)

672
Q

Greek

A

Graecus, -a, -um

673
Q

Wild

A

Ferus, -a, -um

674
Q

Collis, Collis (m)

A

Hill

675
Q

Rīvus, Rīvī (m)

A

Brook (small river)

(SPQR called it “stream”, but same just, really)

676
Q

Near (+accusative)

A

Prope (preposition)

677
Q

Then (opposite to now)

A

Tunc

678
Q

Vēr, Vēris (n)

A

Spring (the season)

679
Q

Perterritus, -a, -um

A

Terrified

680
Q

Speculum, Speculī (n)

A

Mirror

681
Q

Time

A

Tempus, Temporis (n)

682
Q

Brain

A

Cerebrum, Cerebrī (n)

683
Q

Imber, Imbris (m)

A

Rain

684
Q

Procul (adverb)

A

Far (from), far away

685
Q

Multī, -ae, -a (pl.)

A

Many / a great many

686
Q

Labrum, Labrī (n)

A

Lip

687
Q

Spain

A

Hispānia, Hispāniae (f)

688
Q

Fīlia, Fīliae (f)

A

Daughter

689
Q

Plain

(as in the landscape, plains)

A

Campus, Campī (m)

690
Q

Cheek

A

Gena, Genae (f)

691
Q

Nūndinae, Nūndinārum (f)

(pl. only)

A

“In addition to the Kalends, Ides, and Nones (the English words for Kalendae, Īdūs, et Nōnae), every ninth day was a market day, called nūndinae”

692
Q

Minimē (adverb)

A

Least

693
Q

Candidus, -a, -um

A

White

(shining, dazzling, clear, bright white)

694
Q

Per (preposition)

A

Through (+accusative)

695
Q

In (preposition)

A

In (+ablative), into (+accusative) (accusative implies movement; place to which instead of place where)

696
Q

Etiam

A

Also

(more like “and even” than quoque)

697
Q

Old

A

Antīquus, -a, -um

698
Q

Brook (small river)

A

Rīvus, Rīvī (m)

699
Q

Mōns (pl. Montēs), Montis (m)

A

Mountain

700
Q

Equinox

A

Aequinoctium, Aequinoctiī (n)

701
Q

Cor, Cordis (n)

A

Heart

702
Q

Farthest

A

Longissimē (adverb)

703
Q

Marne

(the river)

A

Mātrona, Mātronae (m)

704
Q

Cavalry

A

Equitātus, Equitātūs (m)

705
Q

Plēnus, -a, -um

A

Full (of)

706
Q

On the contrary

A

Immō

707
Q

Hōra, Hōrae (f)

A

Hour

708
Q

Pila, Pilae (f)

A

Ball

709
Q

Mēnsis, Mēnsis (m)

A

Month

710
Q

Septimāna (cannot find source to decline)

A

The Latin word for week, although the concept of a “week” didn’t come into common use until 3rd century AD

711
Q

In front of (+accusative)

A

Ante (preposition)

712
Q

Verse

A

Versus, Versūs (m)

713
Q

Līnea, Līneae (f)

A

String, line

714
Q

Iecur, Iecoris (n)

A

Liver

715
Q

Mare, Maris (n)

A

Sea

716
Q

Īnfrā (preposition)

A

Below (+accusative)

717
Q

Sēquana, Sēquanae (m)

A

Seine

(the river)

718
Q

Wall

A

Mūrus, Mūrī (m)

719
Q

White (bright)

A

Candidus, -a, -um

720
Q

Arm

A

Bracchium, Bracchiī (n)

721
Q

Belga, Belgae (f)

(Feminine form, but can refer to either male or female[s])

A

Belgian

(person)

722
Q

Valē / Valēte

A

Farewell/Goodbye

723
Q

Doctor

A

Medicus, Medicī (m)

724
Q

Only

A

Tantum (adverb)

725
Q

Frōns, Frontis (f)

A

Forehead

726
Q

Dead

A

Mortuus, -a, -um

727
Q

Wing

(as in of a bird)

A

Āla, Ālae (f)

728
Q

Manliness

A

Virtūs, Virtūtis (f)

729
Q

Neither… nor…

A

Neque… neque…

730
Q

Armātus, -a, -um

A

Armed

731
Q

Grandmother

A

Avia, Aviae (f)

732
Q

Ōs, Ōris (n)

A

Mouth

733
Q

North

A

Septentriōnēs (m)

(literally the Big/Little Dipper, according to SPQR)

734
Q

Membrum, Membrī (n)

A

Limb

735
Q

Sundial

A

Hōrologium, Hōrologiī (n)

736
Q

Crassus, -a, -um

A

Thick, fat

737
Q

Cup

A

Pōculum, Pōculī (n)

738
Q

Remaining

A

Relīquus, -a, -um

739
Q

Māne (indeclinable)

A

Morning (indeclineable noun), in the morning (adverb)

740
Q

Outermost

A

Extrēmus, -a, -um

741
Q

Cauda, Caudae (f)

A

Tail

742
Q

Māter, Mātris (f)

A

Mother

743
Q

Pater, Patris (m)

A

Father

744
Q

Rosa, Rosae (f)

A

Rose

745
Q

Black (glossy)

A

Niger, -ra, -rum

746
Q

Night

A

Nox, Noctis (f)

747
Q

Happy

A

Laetus, -a, -um

748
Q

Folium, Foliī (n)

A

Leaf

749
Q

Hūmānus, -a, -um

A

Human, kind, humane, civilized, refined

750
Q

A married woman

A

Mātrōna, Mātrōnae (f)

751
Q

Tooth

A

Dēns, Dentis (m)

752
Q

Impetus, Impetūs (m)

A

Attack, charge

753
Q

Pecūnia (sing.), Pecūniae (f)

A

Money/property (seperate from nummus and other words like that in that nummus is a coin; sort of like the difference between the English words money and dollar, although pecūnia can also mean property, as this was similar to money in Roman times)

754
Q

Black (coalblack)

A

Āter, -ra, -rum

755
Q

Tenuis, Tenue (adjective)

A

Thin, slender

756
Q

Peace

A

Pax, Pacis (f)

757
Q

Blood

A

Sanguis, Sanguinis (m)

758
Q

Syllaba, Syllabae (f)

A

Syllable

759
Q

Vir, Virī (m)

A

Man, husband

760
Q

Umerus, Umerī (m)

A

Shoulder

761
Q

Foedus, -a, -um

A

Ugly, hideous