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Ā, Ab
from, away from
preposition
Accidô
-cidere
-cidī
to fall to, happen, occur
verb
Ad
to, towards
preposition
Adventus
-ūs
(masc.)
arrival approach
noun
Ager
-rī
(masc.)
field, district
noun
Aliquis
-quid
Alum
-quality
-quod
someone, something, anyone, any
noun
Alius
-a
-ud
(gen. Alius)
another, other
adjective
Alter
-era
-erum
the other of two or a second
adjective
Ambriorīx
-īgis
(masc.)
the king of Euberones
noun
Annus

(masc.)
year
noun
Ante
before, previously
adverb
Apud
at, among, at the home of
preposition
Arbitror
to decide, think, believe
verb
Arma
-ôrum
(neut.)
arms, weapons
noun
At
but, at least
adverb
Atque
ac
And also, even, and
conjunction
Aut
or
conjunction
Aut... aut
either...or
conjunction
Autem
but, however
conjunction
Belgae
-ārum
(masc.)
the Belgae
noun
Bellum

(neut.)
war
noun
Brittania
-ae
(fem.)
Britain
noun
Caesar
-Caesaris
(masc.)
Gaius Julius Caesar, a lieutenant
noun
Capiô
-ere
cēpī
captum
to take, capture
verb
Castra
-ôrum
(neut. pl)
camp
noun
Causa
-ae
(feminine)
cause, reason, motive
noun
Causā
(takes genitive)
for the purpose or sake of
adverb
Celeritās,
-tātis
(fem.)
Swiftness, speed
noun
Certus,
-a
-um
Certain, sure, fixed
adjective
Cicerô
- ônis
( masc. )
Quintus Tullius Cicero, lieutenant
noun
Circiter
About, around
Adverb
Circumveniô,
-venire
-venī
-ventum
To surround, cutoff, betray
Verb
Civitās,
-tātis
State, citizenship
Noun
Coepī, coepisse, coeptus
Began, undertook
Adjective
Cognôscô,
-nôscere,
-nôvī,
nitum
To learn, study, know
verb
Côgô,
côgere,
coēgī,
coāctum
To assemble, force, compel
Verb
Cohors,
-tis
(fem. )
Cohort
Noun
Collocô,
(1st declension)
To place, set
Verb
Colloquor,
-loquī,
-locūtus sum
To speak with, have a conference with
Verb
Commūnis,
-e
Common, general
Adjective
Cônsilium,

(neut. )
Deliberation, Council, advice
Noun
Constituô,
-stituere,
-stuī,
-stitutum
To set up, construct, appoint
Verb
Cônsuēscô,
-suēscere,
-suēvī,
-suētum
To become used to, accustomed to
Verb
Cônsuētus,
-a,
-um
Accustomed, usual
Adjective
Contineô,
-tinēre,
-tinuī,
-tentum
To hold, keep, restrain
Contrôversia,
-ae
( fem. )
Dispute, argument
noun
Conveniô,
-venīre,
-venī,
-ventum
To come together, assemble, meet
verb
Côpia,
-ae
( fem. )
Supply, plenty, number
Noun
Cum
When, as, while, after, soon as
Conjunction
Cum...tum
Not only... But also
Conjunction