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iocus

joke, prank

ipse

himself, herself, itself

ira

anger

iratus

angry

ita

so

itaque

therefore

iter, internis

journey

iter facere

to travel

iterum

again

iubeo

to order

lacrimo

to cry

laudo

praise

lavo, lavare

to wash

lectica

litter

lectus

bed, couch

legatus

envoy

lente

slowly

liber

book

liberi

children

licet

it is allowed

lucet

it is light, it is day

ludi

games

ludo

play

lux

light

prima luce

at dawn

malus

bad

mandatam

order, instruction

mane

early in the day, in the morning

maneo

to remain

manus

hand

maximius

greatest

mecum

with me

melior

better

mercator

merchant

meus

my

mihi

for me, to me

miles

soldier

mirus

wonderful

misera, miser

unhappy, miserable

mitto, mittere

to send

modo

only

moles

mass, huge bulk

molestus

troublesome, annoying

mons, montis

mountain, hill

monstro, monstrare

to show

mors, mortis

death

mortuus

dead

mox

soon

multitudo

crowd

murmur

rumble

murus

wall

musso, mussare

to mutter

name

for

narro, narrare

to tell (a story)

narratus

told

necesse

necessary

neco, necare

to kill

nemo, neminis

no one

neque

and...not

neque...neque

neither...nor

nescio

to be ignorant

nihil

nothing

nisi

unless if...not, except

nobis

for us, to us

nocte

at night

nocturnus

happening during the night

nolo, nolle

not to wish, to not want

olitenoli/n

Dont...~

nomen

name

nomine

by name, named

non

not

non iam

no longer

nondum

not yet

nonne....?

surely?

nos

we us

noster

our

novus

new

novem

nine

noctisnox,

night

illa nocte

that night

nubis, nubes

cloud

nullus

no, not any

numerus

number

numquam

never

nunc

now

nuntius

messanger

O me miseram!

Poor me! Oh dear me!

obdormio

to go to sleep

obesus

fat

observo

to watch

occupatus

busy

occurro

to meet, encounter

oculus

eye

olim

once (upon a time)

omnis

all, the whole, every, each

omnes

all, everyone

onus, oneris

load, burden

oppressus

crushed

optimus

best, very good

paratus

ready, prepared

parens, parentis

parent

paro, parare

to prepare

pars, partis

part

pater

father

patruus

uncle

paulisper

for a short time

pecunia

money

per

through, along

periculosus

dangerous

periculum

danger

pernocto

to spend the night

perterritus

frightened, terrified

pervenio

to arrive, reach

pes, pedis

foot

peto, petere

to look for, seek

pictura

picture

pila

ball

piscina

fishpond

placide

gently, peacefully

plaustrum

wagon

plenus

full

pluit

it rains

pono, ponere

to put, place

pons, pontis

bridge

porta

gate

porto, portare

to carry




possum, posse, potui

to be able

poterat

was ble

potest

is able

post

after

postquam

after

praecipito

to hurl



se praecipitare

to hurl oneself, rush

praeclarus

distinguished

praecurro

to run ahead

praeter

except

praeterea

besides, too, moreover

praetereo, praeterire

to go past

primus

first

prima luce

at dawn

princeps

emperor

procul

in the distance, far off

isepromitto, promittere

to prom

prope

near

pulvis

dust

punio

to punish

purgo, pugare

to clean

quae

who

qualis?


what sort of?

quam

how?

quamquam

although

quando

when

quem

whom

quod, qui, quae,

who, which, that

qui

who

quibuscum

with whom

quid

what

quid agis

how are you

quid facit

what does.... do

quidam, quaedam, quoddam

certain

quies, quietis

rest

se quieti dare

to rest

quiesco

to rest, keep quiet

quis?

who?

quo

where...to

quod

because

quomodo

how

quoque

also

raeda

carriage

raedarius

coachman

ramus

branch

recupero

to recover

redeo, redire

to return

relinquo, relinquere

to leave behind

repello, repellere

to drive off, drive back

reprehendo, reprehendere

to blame, scold, repreove

res, rei

thing, matter, situation

rem explicare

to explain the situation

respondeo, respondere

to reply

revocare, revoco,

to recall, call back

rideo, ridere

to laugh, smile

rimosus

full of cracks, leaky

risus

smile, laugh

rivus

stream

rogo, rogare

to ask

rota

wheel

rusticus

peasant

saepe

often

salto, saltare

to dance

saluto, salutare

to greet, welcome

salvus

safe

satis

enough

scelestus

wicked

scire, scio,

to know

se

himself, herself, oneself

sed

but

semisomnus

half-asleep

semper

always

sepulcrum

tomb

sero

late

servo

to save