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ācer
ācris, ācre - sharp, bitter, pointed
afficiō
-ere, affēcī, affectus - affect, afflict with, move (3rd conjugation)
agō
agere, egī, āctus - do, drive, lead
appellō
-āre, -āvī, -ātus - call, call upon, address, name
capiō
-ere, cēpī, captus - take, seize
cīvis
cīvis (m/f) citizen
cīvitās
cīvitātis (f) - state, community, city, collection of citizens
cōgō
-ere, coēgī, coactus - collect, gather; force, compel
condiciō
condiciōnis (f) - contract, agreement
cōnsilium
-iī (n) plan
corpus
corporis (n) body
dare, dedī, datus - give
doceō
-ēre, docuī, doctus - teach
dūrus
-a, -um - hard, stern, durable
dux
ducis (m) leader, guide; general
ēgregius
-a, -um - distinguished, outstanding, excellent
facilis
facile - easy, easy to do
faciō
facere, fēcī, factus - do, make
fīlia
fīliae (f) daughter
fīlius
-iī (m) son
fortis
forte - strong, powerful, mighty
frāter
frātris (m) brother
fuga
-ae (f) flight, escape
fugiō
fugere, fūgī, fugitūrus - run away, flee, escape
gerō
gerere, gessī, gestus - carry on
habeō
-ēre, habuī, habitus - have, hold, consider, think
humilis
humile - low, humble, obscure, insignificant
iubeō
-ēre, iussī, iussus - order, command
lēx
lēgis (f) law
līber
-era, -erum - free
lūx
lucis (f) light
magnus
-a, -um - large
mare
maris (n) sea
māter
mātris (f) mother
mīles
mīlitis (m) soldier
miser
misera, miserum - unhappy, miserable, poor
mūnio
-īre, -īvī, -ītus - build
nāvigō
-āre, -āvī, -ātus - sail
negōtium
-iī (n) business
nōbilis
nōbile - noble, respected
nōmen
nōminis (n) name
noster
-tra, -trum - our
obtineō
-ēre, obtinuī, obtentus - get, get hold of, maintain, obtain
occupō
-āre, -āvī, -ātus - seize, gain, capture
officium
-iī (n) duty
omnis
omne(gen. singular) - each, every; all (pl)
pār
pāris - equal, equal to, like
pater
patris (m) father
paucī
-ae, -a - few (can't be singular)
pāx
pācis (f) peace, calm
pāx
pācis (f) peace, calm
plūs
plūris(gen. singular) - more (comparative of multus)
ponō
-ere, posuī, positus - put, place
populus
-ī (m) - people population
portō
-āre, -āvī, -ātus - carry
potestās
potestātis (f) - power, rule, force, strength
puer
-ī (m) - boy
respondeō
-ēre, respondī, responsus - reply, answer
rogō
-āre, -āvī, ātus - ask
salūs
salūtis (f) - health, prosperity; greeting, salutation
servō
-āre, āvī, ātus - save, preserve, protect, guard
servus
-ī (m) - slave
signum
-ī (n) - sign, signal
soror
sororis (f) - sister
sum
esse, fuī, futūrus - be
teneō
-ēre, tenuī, tentus - hold, keep, comprehend
toga
-ae (f) - toga
veniō
venīre, vēnī, ventūrus - come
vester
-tra, -trum - your
via
viae (f) - road, way
vir
virī (m) - man