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ad (+ acc.)
to(wards); at; for the purpose of
aul-a ae 1f.
pot
aur-um i 2n.
gold
autem
but, however (2nd word in Latin)
celo 1 celare celaui celatum
I hide
clamo 1 clamare clamaui clamatum
I shout
coqu-us i 2m.
cook
coron-a ae 1f.
garland
cur
why?
deinde
then, next
ego, me mei mihi me
I, me
enim
for, because (2nd word in Latin)
habeo 2 habere habui habitum
I have; hold, regard
igitur
therefore (usually 2nd word in Latin)
in (+ acc.)
into, onto; against
in (+ abl.)
in, on
intro 1 intrare intraui intratum
I enter
nam
for, because (1st word in Latin)
non
not
nunc
now
plen-us a um + gen or abl
full (of)
porto 1 portare portaui portatum
I carry
quoque
also
scaen-a 1f.
stage
sed
but
semper
always
seru-us i 2m.
male slave
si
if
sub (+ abl.)
under, beneath
tu, te tui tibi te
you
timeo 2 timere timui
I fear, am afraid of
uoco 1 uocare uocaui uocatum
I call
aedis aed-is 3f.
temple
aed-es ium 3f pl
house
amo 1 amare amaui amatum
I love, like
clam
secretly
cur-a ae 1f.
care, worry, concern
curo 1 curare curaui curatum
I look after, care for
de-us i 2m.
god
do 1 dare dedi datum
I give
exiti-um i 2n.
death, destruction
explic-o 1 explicare explicaui explicatum
I tell, explain
fur fur-is 3m.
thief
honor honor-is 3m.
respect
ingeni-um i 2n.
talent, ability
mult-us a um
much, many
null-us a um
no, none (gen. s. nullius; dat. s. nulli)
pericul-um i 2n.
danger
possideo 2 possedere possedi possessus
I have, hold, possess
quare
why?
quod
because
senex sen-is 3m.
old man
somni-um i 2n.
dream
supplic-o 1 supplicare supplicaui supplicatum + dat
I offer prayers (to)
tamen
however, but (2nd word in Latin)
tandem
at length
thesaur-us i 2m.
treasure
uideo 2 uidere uidi uisus
I see
unguent-um i, 2n.
ritual ointment
abeo abire abii abitum
I come, go away
adeo adire adii aditum
I go, come to, approach
aqu-a ae 1f.
water
cogito 1 cogitare cogitaui cogitatum
I ponder, reflect, consider
domin-us i 2m.
master, lord
e, ex (+ abl.)
out of, from
eo ire ii itum
I go, come
exeo exire exii exitum
I go out, come out
ignis ign-is 3m.
fire
mal-us a um
bad, evil, wicked
maneo 2 manere mansi mansum
I remain, wait
me-us a um
my, mine
miser miser-a um
miserable, unhappy, wretched
moneo 2 monere monui monitum
I advise, warn
nec/neque
and … not; neither; nor
numquam
never
ocul-us i 2m.
eye
quid
what?; why?
redeo redire redii reditum
I return
rogo 1 rogare rogaui rogatum
I ask
salu-us a um
safe
seruo 1 seruare seruaui seruatum
I keep, save; I keep safe, preserve
statim
at once
sto 1 stare steti statum
I stand
taceo 2 tacere tacui tacitum
I am silent
tu-us a um
your(s) (s.)
uerber-o 1 uerberare uerbaraui uerberatum
I flog, beat
uexo 1 uexare uexaui uexatum
I annoy, trouble, worry
uicin-us i 2m.
neighbour
ut (+ indic.)
how!; as, when
a, ab (+ abl.)
away from; by
audio 4 audire audiui auditum
I hear, listen to
culter cultr-i 2m.
knife
dico 3 dicere dixi dictum
I speak, say
diues diuit-is
rich (as noun 3m. and f. rich (person))
domi
at home
domum
to home, homewards
domum duco 3 ducere duxi ductum
I take home, marry
duco 3 ducere duxi ductum
I lead
femin-a ae 1f.
woman
fili-us i 2m.
son
frater fratr-is 3m.
brother
ita
so, thus; yes
iubeo 2 iubere iussi iussum
I order, command, tell
magn-us a um
great, large
nimis + gen
too much (of)
nomen nomin-is 3n.
name
optim-us a um
best, very good
pater patr-is 3m.
father
pauper pauper-is 3m. and f.
poor (person); (adj.) poor
pecuni-a ae 1f.
money
puell-a ae 1f.
girl
puer puer-i 2m.
boy
pulcher pulchr-a um
beautiful;
pulchrior pulchrior-is;
more beautiful
pulcherrim-us a um
most beautiful
-que
and (added to the end of the word)
qui quae quod
which? what?; who, which; (+ subj.) since
quis quid
what
satis + gen
enough (of)
soror soror-is 3f.
sister
tum
then
uale
goodbye!
uir uir-i 2m.
man, husband
uxor uxor-is 3f.
wife
anim-us i 2m.
mind, spirit, heart
bene
well; thoroughly; rightly; good! fine!
bon-us a um
good; brave; fit; honest
consili-um i 2n.
plan; advice; judgement
dos dot-is 3f.
dowry
facinus facinor-is 3n.
deed; crime; endeavour
facio 3/4 facere feci factum
I make, do
fero ferre tuli latum
I bear, lead
me fero
I go, take myself, I charge, attack
hodie
today
homo homin-is 3m.
man, fellow
irrideo 2 irridere irrisi irrisum
I laugh at, mock
-ne
(added to the first word of a sentence) = ?
nupti-ae arum 1f. pl.
marriage-rites
occidi
I’m done for
onus oner-is 3n.
load, burden
perii
I’m lost
posco 3 poscere poposci
I demand
promitto 3 promittere promisi promissum
I promise
quasi
as if, like
quid consili
what (of) plan?
quo
(to) where? whither?
salue
welcome!
scelus sceler-is 3n.
crime, villainy; criminal, villain
secum
with/to himself/herself
ubi
where (at)? when?
uolo uelle uolui
I wish, want
amitto 3 amittere amisi amissum
I lose
apud (+ acc.)
at the house of, in the hands of, among
audax audac-is
brave, bold, resolute
aufero auferre abstuli ablatum
I take away (X acc. from Y dat.) aut
aut … aut
either … or
cen-a ae 1f.
dinner
ciuis ciu-is 3m. and f.
citizen
coquo 3 coquere coxi coctum
I cook
dormio 4 dormire dormiui dormitum
I sleep
facil-is e
easy
fugio 3/4 fugere fugi fugiturus
I escape, run off, flee
ineo inire inii initum
I enter, go in
ingens ingent-is
huge, large, lavish
inuenio 4 inuenire inueni inuentum
I find
mitto 3 mittere misi missum
I send
nihil (nil)
nothing
nos nos nostrum/nostri nobis nobis
we, us
omn-is e
all, every
quid negoti
what (of) business, problem, trouble?
scio 4 scire sciui scitum
I know
trist-is e
sad, gloomy, unhappy
turb-a ae 1f.
crowd, mob
ubi
where (at)? when?
uos uos uestrum/uestri uobis uobis
you (pl.)
aequ-us a um
fair, balanced, equal
age!
come!
audaci-a ae 1f.
boldness, cockiness
certe
without doubt
certo
for a fact
continenti-a ae 1f.
self-control, restraint
credo 3 credere credidi creditum + dat
I believe.; I entrust X acc to Y dat.)
fan-um i 2n.
shrine
iuuenis iuuen-is is 3m.
young man
ostendo 3 ostendere ostendi ostensum
I show, reveal
reddo 3 reddere reddidi redditus
I return, give back
summ-us a um
highest, top of
tango 3 tangere tetigi tactum
I touch, lay hand on
uirtus uirtut-is 3f.
manliness, courage; goodness