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Down from, about, concerning
Dē (abl)
cultivated fields, countryside
ager , agrī m .
friend
amīcus , amīcī m .
mind, body, soul
animus , animi m .
war
bellum , belli n .
house, hut
casa , casae f.
plan, advice
consilium , consiliī n .
master, lord
dominus , dominī m .
gift
dõnum , dōnī n .
place, location
locus , locī m .
Kingdom, royal power
rēgnum , rēgnī n .
to dare
audeō , audēre , ausus sum
to be accustomed
soleō , solēre , solitus sum
to laugh
rīdeō , rīdēre , rīsī , rīsus
to hesitate, doubt
dubitō , dubitāre , dubitāvī , dubitātus
and
et
and
que
but
sed
sky , heavens
caelum , caelī n .
dinner
cēna , cenae f .
goddess
dea , deae f . dat . pl . and abl . pl . = deābus deus ,
god
deī m . nom . pl . = dī ; dat . pl . and abl . pl . = dīs
story
fabula , fabulae f .
son
filius , fīliī m . ( voc . sg . = fīlī )
command , (military) power
imperium , imperiī n .
book
liber , librī m .
no one
nēmō m .
acc . sg . = nēminem
ocean, sea
pontus , ponti m .
temple
templum , templī n .
crowd
turba , turbae f .
wind, breeze
ventus , venti m .
to give
dō , dare , dedī , datus
to fill, fill up, complete
impleō , implēre , implēvī , implētus
to show, demonstrate
mōnstrō , mōnstrāre , mōnstrāvī , mōnstrātus
to tell (a story)
nārrō , nārrāre , nārrāvī , nārrātus
to prepare
parō , parāre , parāvī , parātus
to carry, bring
portō , portare , portāvī , portātus
to fight
pugnō , pugnare , pugnāvī , pugnātus
deed, act, exploit, achievement
factum , facti n .
eye
oculus , oculi m .
stone
saxum , saxī n .
word
verbum , verbi n .
road, way
via , viae f .
to walk
ambulō , ambulāre , ambulāvī , ambulātūrus
to wander
errō , errāre , errāvī , errātus
to hurry, hasten
festīnō , festīnāre , festīnāvī , festīnātus
to navigate, to sail, sail over
nāvigō , nāvigāre , nāvigāvī , nāvigātus
to sit
sedeō , sedēre , sēdī , sessūrus
care, anxiety
cūra , cūrae f .
example, model
exemplum , exemplī n .
wisdom
sapientia , sapientiae f .
land
terra , terrae f .
my, mine
meus , mea , meum
adjective
much, many
multus , multa , multum
adjective
our, ours
noster , nostra , nostrum
adjective
first
prīmus , prīma , prīmum
adjective
Your, yours, your own (sg)
tuus , tua , tuum
Your, yours (pl)
vester , vestra , vestrum
fame, report, reputation, rumour
fāma , famae f .
daughter
filia , filiae f .
dat . pl . and abl . pl . = filiābus
anger
īra , īrae f .
Italy
Italia , Italiae f .
the people, people, nation
populus , populi m .
queen
rēgīna , rēgīnae f .
life
vīta , vitae f .
to grieve, mourn, suffer pain
doleō , dolēre , doluī , dolitūrus
to remain, stay
maneō , manēre , mānsī , mānsūrus
to move, excite, affect
moveō , movēre , mōvī , mōtus
to announce, report
nūntiō , nūntiāre , nūntiāvī , nūntiātus
to pray, beg, beg for
ōrō , ōrāre , ōrāvī , ōrātus
to hold, possess, keep, restrain
teneō , tenēre , tenui , tentus
happy, fertile
laetus, laeta, laetum
miserable, unhappy
miser, misera, miserum
new, strange
novus, nova, novum
Roman
Rōmānus, Rōmāna, Rōmānum;
the romans
Rōmānī, Rōmānōrum m. (pl.) (as a noun)
da
give
mea
laeta
propter
para
aeger, aegro
forms of give dare, dant
