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Arbitror, abitrari, arbitratus
to think
fruor, frui, fructus (+ abl.)
to enjoy
fungor, fungi, functus
to perform, finish
hortor, hortari, hortatus
to urge, encourage
loquor, loqui, locutus
to speak
memini, meminisse
to remember
moror, morari, moratus
to delay
morior, moriri, mortuus
to die
orior, oriri, ortus
to rise
patior, pati, passus
to endure, experience; allow
profiscor, profisci, profectus
to set out, depart
progredior, progredi, progressus
to go forward, advance
sequor, sequi, secutus
to follow
utor, uti, usus (+ abl.)
to use
vereor, vereri, veritus
to fear; to stand in awe of
audeo, audere, asus
to dare
gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus
to rejoice
soleo, solere, solitus
to be accustomed to
impedimentum,i,n.
hindrance
milia, milium,n.pl.
thousands
cor,cordis,n.
heart
rus,ruris,n.
country, country place
salus,salutis,f.
health, welfare, safety, salvation
cursus,us,m.
running, course
metus,us,m.
fear, dread
passus,us,m.
pace, step
usus,us,m.
use, usefulness, advatage, habit, practice
versus,us,m.
a turning, a verse
domus,us,f.
house
manus,us,f.
hand, band of men
cornu, cornus,n.
horn; wing (of an enemy)
dies,diei,m.
day
facies,faciei,f.
appearance, face
fides,fidei,f.
faith, trust, belief
res, rei, f.
thing, affair, fact
res publica
the state
species, speciei, f.
sight, show, kind
spes, spei, f.
hope, expectation
ostendo,-ere,ostendi,ostentum
to show, display
verto,-ere,versi,versum
to turn
fero,ferre,tuli,latum
to bear, bring, take, relate
adfero,adferre,attuli,allatum
to bring up, bring to
aufero,auferre,abstuli,ablatum
to carry off, steal
confero,conferre,contuli,collatum
to bring together, collect
infero,inferre,intuli,illatum
to bring upon, inflict
refero,referre,retuli,relatum
to bring back, report back
tollo,tollere,sustuli,sublatum
to lift up, raise, remove
eo,ire,ii/ivi, itum
to go
abeo,-ire,-ii/ivi,-itum
to go away
adeo,-ire,-ii/ivi,-itum
to go to, approach
obeo,-ire,-ii/ivi,-itum
to meet
pereo,-ire,--ii/ivi,-itum
to perish, be lost
redeo,-ire,-ii/ivi,-itum
to go back, return
subeo,-ire,-ii/ivi,-itum
to go under, to go up to
transeo,-ire,-ii/ivi,-itum
to go over, go across
volo,velle,volui
to wish, want, be willing
nolo, nolle, nolui
not want, be unwilling
malo, malle, malui
to prefer
fio,fieri, factum
to happen, become
caput,capitis,n.
head
coniunx,coniugis,m/f
spouse
consul,sonsulis,m.
consul
hospes,hospitis,m/f
stranger, guest
mens,mentis,f.
mind
modus,i,m.
measure,degree,manner,way
moenia,moenium,n.pl.
wall, fortifications
studium,i,n.
zeal,enthusiasm,study,hobby
vestis,is,f.
garment, clothing
vitium,i,n.
crime, fault
alter,altera,alterum
the other of two, second
nullus,a,um
not any, none
ullus,a,um
any
neuter,neutra,neutrum
neither
uter,utra,utrum
which (of two)
plenus,a,um
full
posterus,a,um
following,subsequent
verus,a,um
true, real
aliquis,aliquid
someone,anyone,someting,anything
quidam, quaedam, quoddam
a certain person, a certain thing; someone, something
absum, abesse, afui, afuturm
to be away, absent
ardeo,-ere,arsi,arsum
to burn
claudo,-ere,clausi, clausum
to shut, close
coleo,-ere,-ui
to cultivate; to worship
creo,-are,-avi,-atum
to elect
lego,-ere,legi, lectum
to pick, choose, read
relinquo,-ere,reliqui, relictum
to leave behind, abandon
sedeo, -ere, sedi, sessum
to sit
apud
among, at the house of
deinde
then, next
quidem
in fact, indeed, at any rate
ne...quidem
not even
ubique
everywhere
undique
from everywhere, on all sides
quando
when?
hora,ae,f.
hour
litus,litoris,n.
shore,coast
lux,lucis,f.
light
os,oris,n.
mouth, face
sanguis,sanginis,m.
blood
tempus,temporis,n.
time
alienus,a,um
belonging to another
ceteri,ae,a
the others, the rest (of)
clarus,a,um
clear,bright,famous
fessus,a,um
tired, weary
mirus,a,um
amazing, wonderful
tantus,a,um
so great, so large
vivus,a,um
alive, living
felix, (felicis)
happy, lucky
gravis, e
heavy, serious
omnis, e
all, every
potens, potentis
powerful
talis,e
such, of such a kind
tot-(indeclinable)
so many
ergo
therefore
totiens
so often
adsum,adesse,adfui
to be present
appropinquo,-are,-avi,-atum
to approach
bibo,bibere,bibi,bibitum
to drink
edo,edere,edidi,editum
to eat
vivo, vivere,vixi,victum
to live, be alive
inquam/inquit
I say/he,she,it says
ara,ae,f.
altar
arma,armorum,n.pl.
arms,weapons
avis,is,f.
bird
fatum,i,n.
fate
forma,ae,f.
form, shape, beauty
flumen,fluminis,n.
river,stream
civis,is,m.
citizen
mons, montis, m.
hill, mountain
nemo, neminis, m.
no one, nobody
pes, pedis, m.
foot
senex, senis, m.
an old man
ambo, ambae, ambo
both
aureus,a,um
gold, golden
fortis,e
brave,strong
primus,a,um
first
secundus,a,um
second,favorable
tertiu,a,um
third
unus,a,um
one
duo,duae,duo
two
tres,tria
three
quattouor
four
quinque
five
sex
six
septem
seven
octo
eight
novem
nine
decem
ten
undecim
eleven
duodecim
twelve
tredecim
thirteen
quattuordecim
fourteen
quindecim
fifteen
sedecim
sixteen
septendecim
seventeen
duodeviginti
eighteen
undeviginti
nineteen
viginti
twenty
centum
one hundred
mille
one thousand
coepi,coepisse,coeptum (perf. only)
began
cogo,-ere,coegi,coactum
to collect, compel
constituo,-ere,constitui,constitutum
to establish, decide
cupio,cupere,cupivi,cupitum
to desire
dico,dicere,dixi,dictus
to say
iubeo,-ere,iussi,iussum
to order, bid
nego,-are,-avi,-atum
to deny, refuse, say...not
nosco,-ere,novi,notum
to come to know, find out, learn
propero,-are,-avi,-atum
to hasten
puto,-are,-avi,-atum
to think
scio,scire,scivi,scitum
to know
scribo,scribere,scripsi,scripsi
to write
sentio,-ire,sensi,sensum
to feel, percieve
spero,-are,-avi,-atum
to hope, hope for, expect
salve/salvete
hello (s/pl)
vale/valete
goodbye (s/pl)
dscipulus/discupula
student (m/f)
discipuli/discupulae
students (m/fa)
magister/magistra
teacher (m/f)
quid est nomen tibi?
what is your name?
nomen minhi est
my name is
quid est nomen mihi?
what is my name
nomen tibi est
your name is
quid est nomen sibi?
what is his/her name?
nomen sibi est
his/her name is
quid agis?
how are you doing?
ago bene
I'm doing well
ago male
I'm doing badly
ago multo bene
I'm doing very well
ago multo male
I'm doing very badly
sic
yes
minime
no
nescio
I don't know
quid fit?
what' up?
multa
a lot
nihil
nothing
quaeso
please
gratias
thank you
ille,illa,illud
that (m,f,n)
hic,haec,hoc
this (m,f,n)
agricola,agricolae,m.
farmer
dea,deae,f.
goddess
fabula,fabulae,f.
story
familia,familiae,f.
family
femina,feminae,f.
woman
filia,filiae,f.
daughter
incola,incolae,m.
inhabitant
patri,patriae,f.
country,nativeland
nauta,nautae,m.
sailor
poeta,poetae,m.
poet
provincia,provinciae,f.
province
puella,puellae,f.
girl
regina,reginae,f.
queen
silva,silvae,f.
forest,woods
terra,terrae,f.
land, earth
via,viae,f.
road,route,way
villa,villae,f.
country house
vita,vitae,f.
life
a,ab
from, away from, by
cum
with
de
about; down from
e,ex
from, out of
in
in,on
sub
under
amo,amare
to love
habeo,habere
to have, hold, consider
habito,habitare
to live, reside
laudo, laudare
to praise
narro,narrare
to tell
salveo,salvere
to be well, strong
valeo,valere
to be well strong
voco,vocare
to call
est
is; there is
sunt
are; there are
et
and
sed
but
non
not
arca,arcae,f.
box, chest
cena,cenae,f.
dinner
fama,famae,f.
rumor, reputation
fuga,fugae,f.
flight,escape
insula,insulae,f.
island
pecunia,pecuniae,f.
money
sapienta,sapientiae,f.
wisdom
bona
good
magna
great, large
mala
bad, evil
parva
little
pulchra
beautiful
ad
to, towards
contra
against
in
into, onto, against
per
through
super
over,above
trans
across
post
after, behind
ubi
where, when
itaque
and so, therefore
quo
where
unde
from where, from which
ambulo, ambulare
to walk
do, dare
to give
erro,errare
to wander, make a mistake
laboro,laborare
to work
navigo,navigare
to sail
nuntio, nuntiare
to announce, report
occupo, occupare
to occupy, seize
paro,parare
to prepare
proto,portare
to bring, carry
pugno, pugnare
to fight
specto,spectare
to watch
supero,superare
to defeat,overcome
sto,stare
to stand
debeo,debere
to owe, ought, should
moneo,monere
to warn, advise
terreo, terrere
to frighten
video, videre
to see
sum,esse
to be
mea culpa
my fault; i'm sorry
quaenam est tempestas hodie?
what's the weather like today?
sol lucet
the sun is shining
bona est
it's nice
mala est
it's not nice
ningit
it's snowing
pluit
it's raining
ager,agri,m.
field
amicus,amici,m.
friend
annus,anni,m.
year
deus,dei,m.
god
equus,equi,m.
horse
filius,filii,m.
son
legatus,legati,m.
legate, ambassador
nuntius, nuntii, m.
messenger; news, report
puer, pueri,m.
boy
servus, servi, m.
slave
somnus, somni, m.
sleep
vir, viri, m.
man
auxilium,auxilii,n.
help,aid
bellum,belli,n.
war
cibum,cibi,n.
food
donum, doni,n.
gift
oppidum,oppidi,n.
town
periculum,periculi,n.
danger
verbum,verbi,n.
word
liberi,liberorum,m. (plural only)
children
altus,a,um
high,tall,deep
amicus,a,um
friendly
bonus,a,um
good
ferus,a,um
wild
inimicus,a,um
unfriendly
laetus,a,um
happoy
latus,a,um
wide
liber,libera,liberum
free
longus,a,um
long
magnus,a,um
large, great
malus,a,um
bad,evil
meus,a,um
my
miser,misera,miserum
wretched,poor,unhappy
multus,a,um
much; many
noster, nostra,nostrum
our
pauci,paucae,pauca
few
pulcher, pulchra,pulchrum
beautiful, handsome
tuus,a,um
your (sing.)
vester, vestra,vestrum
your (plural)
aedifico, aedificare
to build
iuvo,iuvare
to help
neco,necare
to kill
rogo,rogare
to ask
volo, volare
to fly
maneo,manere
to stay, remain
remaneo, remanere
to stay, remain
ago, agere
to do, lead, drive, act
dico, dicere
to say, speak
duco, ducere
to lead
rego, regere
to rule
vivo, vivere
to live
vinco, vincere
to conquer
fugio, fugere
to flee, escpe
venio,venire
to come
invenio, invenire
to find
pervenio,pervenire
to arrive
possum,posse
to be ablew
tum
then
olim
once
saepe
often
post
after,afterward
copia,copiae,f.
plenty, supply
copiae,copiarum,f.
troops
ira,irae,f.
anger
umbra,umbrae,f.
shadow,shade, ghost
campus,campi,m.
madow, plain
populus,populi,m.
people
socius,socii,m.
ally
caelum,caeli,n.
sky, heaven
consilium,i,n.
plan, advice
regnum,regni,n.
kingdom,kingship
dux,dcis,m.
leader
frater,fratris,m.
brother
ignis,ignis,m.
fire
mare,maris,n.
sea
mater,matris,f.
mother
navis,navis,f.
ship
pater,patris,m.
father
rex,regis,m.
king
urbs,urbis,f.
city
uxor,uxoris,f.
wife
parvus,a,um
small, little
celeriter
quickly
cras
tomorrow
cur
why?
diu
for a long time
heri
yesterday
hodie
today
iam
now, already
igitur
therefore
interim
meanwhile
iterum
again
modo
only, just now
nunc
now
semper
always
ibi
there, in that place
ante (+acc.)
before, in front of
circum (+acc.)
around
post (+acc.)
after, behind
etiam
and,also,even
-que
and
-ne
?
num
surely...not?
nonne
surely...yes?
clamo,clamare,clamavi
to shout
cogito,cogitare,cogitavi
to think
convocomconvocare,convocavi
to call together, assemble
desidero,desiderare,desideravi
to desire
do, dare, dedi
to give
exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi
to wait for, wait
sto, stare, steti
to stand, stand still
supero, superare, superavi
to defeat, overcome, surpass
volo, volare, volavi
to fly
habeo, habere, habui
to have, hold, consider
doceo, docere, docui
to teach
maneo, manere, mansi
to stay, remain
moveo, movere, movi
to move
placeo, placere, placui
to please
taceo, tacere, tacui
to be silent
timeo, timere, timui
to fear, be afraid
video, videre, vidi
to see
ago, agere, egi
to do, lead, drive, act
credo, credere, credidi
to believe, trust
dico, dicere, dixi
to say, speak
duco, ducere, duxi
to lead
mitto, mittere, misi
to send
rego, regere, rexi
to rule
capio, capere, cepi
to take, capture, seize
facio, facere, feci
to make, do
rapio, rapere, rapui
to take, grab
audio, audire, audivi
to hear
scio, scire, scivi
to know
sum, esse, fui
to be
possum, posse, potui
to be able
quot habes annos?
how old are you?
gratias tibi ago
thank you
mihi ignosce
excuse me
posssumne ire ad latrinam?
may I go to the bathroom?
si tibi placet
If it pleases you/if you like it
amicitia,ae,f.
friendship
anima,ae,f.
breath, life, soul
inopia,ae,f.
need, lack
castra,castrorum,n.pl.
camp
animus,i,m.
heart
dominus,i,m.
lord, master
locus,i,m.
place
frumentum,i,n.
grain
monstrum,i,n.
monster
telum,i,n.
weapon, spear
amor, amoris, m.
love
corpus, corporis, n.
body
iuvenis, iuvenis,m.
youth
mors, mortis, f.
death
nepos, nepotis, m/f
grandson/granddaughter
nox, noctis
night
pax, pacis, f.
peace
captivus,a,um
captive
carus,a,um
dear, expensive
dirus,a,um
dire, cruel
foedus,a,um
foul, filthy, horrible
gratus,a,um
pleasing, welcome
iratus,a,um
angry, irate
notus,a,um
known, famous
sacer,sacra,sacrum
sacred, holy
verus,a,um
true, real
inter (+acc.)
among, between
prope (+acc.)
near
sine (+abl.)
without
pro (+abl.)
on behalf of
confirmo, confirmare, confirmavi
to strengthen, establish, encourage
demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi
to point out, show
iuvo, iuvare, iuvi
to help, delight
libero, liberare, liberavi
to free, set free
muto, mutare, mutavi
to change
occupo, occupare, occupavi
to occupy, size
servo, servare, servavi
to save, keep, guard
audo, audere
to dare
rideo, ridere, risi
to laugh, mock
peto, petere, petivi
to seek, attack
pono, ponere, posui
to put, place
dormio, dormire, dormivi
to sleep
autem
however
mox
soon
nam
for (in the sense of "because")
non solum...sed etiam
not only...but also
numquam
never
quam
how
rursus
back, again
statim
immediately
ut
as
denique
finally, at last
paene
almost
fortiter
bravely
quoque
also
tandem
finally
aperio, aperire, aperui, apertus
to open, uncover, make known
iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus
to throw
teneo, tenere, tenui, entus
to hold, grasp
amo, amare, amavi, amatus/a/um
to love
do, dare, dedi, datus
to give
supero, superare, superavi, superatus
to defeat, overcome, surpass
habeo, habere, habui, habitus
to have, hold, consider
moveo, movere, movi, motus
to move
video,videre, vidi, visus
to see
ago, agere, egi, actus
to do, lead, drive, act
dico, decere, dixi, dictus
to say, speak
duco, ducere, duxi, ductus
to lead
mitto, mittere, misi, missus
to send
peto, petere, petivi, petitus
to seek, attack
pono, ponere, posui, positus
to put, place
rego, regere, rexi, rectus
to rule
vincovincere, vici, victus
to conquer
capio, capere, cepi, captus
to take, capture
facio, facere, feci, factus
to make, do
interficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectus
to kill
audio, audire, audivi, auditus
to hear, listen
Tu es fessus/fessa?
Are you tired?
Est calida/calidissima
It's warm/very warm
Licetne mihi ire ad latrinam?
Can I go to the bathroom?
Intelligisne hoc?
Do you understand this?
quid dicit?
What is he/she saying?
cura,ae,f.
care, anxiety
flamma, ae, f.
flame
herba,ae,f.
grass
aurum,i,n.
gold
gaudium,i,n.
joy
imperium,i,n.
command, power
carmen, carminis, n.
song, poem
dolor, doloris,m.
grief pain
gens, gentis,f.
family , clan; nation
homo, hominis, m/f
human being; person
hostis,is,m.
enemy
iter,itineris,n.
journey; route, way
lex, legis, f.
law
pars, partis, f.
part, share; role
pectus, pectoris, n.
breast, heart
timor, timoris,m.
fear
dignus, a,um
worthy
idoneus,a,um
suitable
pius,a,um
loyal, dutiful
acer, acris, acre
sharp, fierce, keen
celer, celeris, celere
quick, swift
ingens, (genitive=ingentis)
HUGE
omnis, e
all;every
par, (paris)
equal
similis,e
like, alike
tristis,e
sad
vetus, (veteris)
old
aceis,aciei,f.
sharp edge; line of battle
carcer, carceris,m.
prison
casus,us,.
fall, accident,event,occasion,chance,fate
certamen,certaminis,n.
struggle, contest, competition
exercitus,us,m.
army
genus,generis,n.
birth; offspring; kind
iudex,iudicis,m.
judge
ius,iuris,n.
right, law
maritus,i,m.
husband
miles,militis,m.
soldier
opus, operis,n.
work, task
princeps,principis,m.
chief, leading man, prince, emperor
proelium,i,n.
battle
turba,ae,f.
crowd; disturbance
ventus,i,m.
wind
aequus,a,um
level; equal; fair, just
caecus,a,um
blind
dexter,dextera,dexterum
on the right; handy, skillful
inferus,a,um
below
sinister,sinistra,sinistrum
on the left
superus,a,um
above
varius,a,um
various, varying, varied
dissimilis,e
unlike
gracilis,e
thin, slim, scrawny
humilis,e
low, humble
nobilis,e
well-known, noble
senex,senis
old
umquam
ever
numquam
never
quamquam
although
quam
than
haud
by no means, not at all
procul
at a distance
simul
at the same time
vix
scarcely, barely
adversus (+acc.)
against
ob (+acc.)
on account of, in front of
propter (+acc.)
because of
nascor, nasci,natus sum
to be born