Muellm's Latin Lessons

Front 1

agō

Back 1

"I do, I act, I am doing";
"I lead, I am leading"

Front 2

agere

Back 2

"to lead, to do; to act"

Front 3

ēgī

Back 3

"I did, I acted; I have done"
"I led, I have led"

Front 4

āctum

Back 4

"(having been) done, accomplished, led"

Front 5

dīcō

Back 5

"I say, I speak, I am speaking"

Front 6

dīcere

Back 6

"to say, to speak"

Front 7

dīxī

Back 7

"I said, I have said";
"I spoke, I have spoken"

Front 8

dictum

Back 8

"(having been) said, spoken"

Front 9

discō

Back 9

"I learn, I am learning"

Front 10

discere

Back 10

"to learn"

Front 11

didicī

Back 11

"I learned, I have learned"

Front 12

dūcō

Back 12

"I lead, I am leading"

Front 13

dūcere

Back 13

"to lead, to be leading"

Front 14

dūxī

Back 14

"I led, I have led"

Front 15

ductum

Back 15

"(having been) led"

Front 16

eō

Back 16

"I go, I am going"

Front 17

īre

Back 17

"to go"

Front 18

īvī (or: iī)

Back 18

"I went, I have gone"

Front 19

itum

Back 19

"(having been) gone"

Front 20

legō

Back 20

"I read, I am reading"

Front 21

legere

Back 21

"to read"

Front 22

lēgī

Back 22

"I read, I have read"

Front 23

lēctum

Back 23

"(having been) read"

Front 24

scrībō

Back 24

"I write, I am writing"

Front 25

scrībere

Back 25

"to write"

Front 26

scrīpsī

Back 26

"I wrote, I have written"

Front 27

scrīptum

Back 27

"(having been) written"

Front 28

vincō

Back 28

"I conquer, I am conquering"

Front 29

vincere

Back 29

"to conquer"

Front 30

vīcī

Back 30

"I conquered, I have conquered"

Front 31

victum

Back 31

"(having been) conquered"

Front 32

vīvō

Back 32

"I live, I am alive"

Front 33

vīvere

Back 33

"to live, to be alive"

Front 34

vīxī

Back 34

"I lived, I have lived"

Front 35

vīctum

Back 35

"(having been) lived"
eg. the life lived.

Front 36

nōlī, nōlīte

Back 36

"don't..."

Front 37

<div style="color: green; ; ">nihil </div><hr width="10%" /><div style="font-family: ">1. nihil ēgerunt</div>

Back 37

<div style="color: green; font-size: 100%; ">nothing</div><hr width="10%" /><div style="font-family: ">1. they did nothing</div>

Front 38

quid?

Back 38

"what? why?"

Front 39

quō?

Back 39

"where? whither?"

Front 40

dum

Back 40

"while"

Front 41

semper

Back 41

"always"

Front 42

domum

Back 42

(with a verb of motion)
"(to) home; homeward"

Front 43

Rōmam

Back 43

(with a verb of motion)
"(to) Rome"

Front 44

Rōmanī

Back 44

"the Romans"

Front 45

-ne

Back 45

(appended to the first word of a sentence to make a question)

Front 46

et

Back 46

"and; also; even"

Front 47

sed

Back 47

"but"

Front 48

bene

Back 48

"well"

Front 49

nōn

Back 49

"not"

Front 50

bibō

Back 50

"I drink, I am drinking"

Front 51

bibere

Back 51

"to drink"

Front 52

bibī

Back 52

"I drank, I have drunk"

Front 53

capiō

Back 53

"I take; capture; get"

Front 54

capere

Back 54

"to take; capture; get"

Front 55

cēpī

Back 55

"I captured; took; got"

Front 56

captum

Back 56

"(having been) captured; taken; gotten"

Front 57

faciō

Back 57

"I build, make; do, accomplish"

Front 58

facere

Back 58

"to make, build; do, accomplish"

Front 59

fēcī

Back 59

"I made, built; did, accomplished"

Front 60

factum (v.)

Back 60

"(having been) made; accomplished"

Front 61

fugiō

Back 61

"I flee; escape; avoid"

Front 62

fugere

Back 62

"to flee, hurry away; escape; avoid, shun"

Front 63

fūgī

Back 63

"I fled; escaped; avoided"

Front 64

fugitūrum

Back 64

"(having been) fled; escaped; avoided"

Front 65

amīcus

Back 65

"friend"
-i, m.

Front 66

aqua

Back 66

"water"
-ae, f.

Front 67

amīca

Back 67

"(female) friend; girlfriend"
-ae, f.

Front 68

factum (n.)

Back 68

"deed, act, accomplishment"
-i, n.

Front 69

fāma

Back 69

"rumour, report; fame, reputation"
-ae, f.

Front 70

fēmina

Back 70

"woman"
-ae, f.

Front 71

īra

Back 71

"anger; rage; ire"
-ae, f.

Front 72

liber

Back 72

"book"
liber, libri, m.

Front 73

nauta

Back 73

nauta, -ae, m.: "sailor"

Front 74

perīculum

Back 74

-i, n.: "danger, risk"

Front 75

poēta

Back 75

-ae, m.: "poet"

Front 76

puella

Back 76

-ae, f.: "girl"

Front 77

populus

Back 77

-i, m.: "a people, nation"

Front 78

puer

Back 78

puer, pueri, m.: "boy"

Front 79

sapientia

Back 79

-ae, f.: "wisdom; discernment, prudence"

Front 80

verbum

Back 80

-i, n.: "word"

Front 81

sententia

Back 81

-ae, f.: "sentiment; opinion, judgment; a sentence"

Front 82

vīnum

Back 82

-i, n.: "wine"

Front 83

vir

Back 83

vir, viri, m.: "man; hero; husband"

Front 84

vīta

Back 84

-ae, f.: "life; a way of life"

Front 85

mitto

Back 85

"I send, I am sending"

Front 86

mittere

Back 86

"to send"

Front 87

mīsī

Back 87

"I sent, I have sent"

Front 88

missum

Back 88

"(having been) sent"

Front 89

trādo

Back 89

"I give up, hand over; deliver, transmit; surrender"

Front 90

trādere

Back 90

"to give up, hand over; to deliver, transmit; to surrender"

Front 91

trādidī

Back 91

"I gave up, handed over; I delivered, transmitted; I surrendered"

Front 92

trāditum

Back 92

"(having been) given up, handed over; delivered, transmitted; surrendered"

Front 93

arma

Back 93

-orum, n.pl.: "arms; weapons"

Front 94

caelum

Back 94

-i, n.: "sky, heaven"

Front 95

dea

Back 95

-ae, f.:"goddess; female deity"
pl. dat. & abl.: deabus

Front 96

deus

Back 96

-i, m.: "a god, deity; God"
alt. pl. nom.: di

Front 97

dōnum

Back 97

-i, n.: "gift"

Front 98

fīlia

Back 98

-ae, f.: "daughter"
pl. dat. & abl.: filiabus

Front 99

fīlius

Back 99

-i, m.: "son"

Front 100

forma

Back 100

-ae, f.: "form, shape; beauty"

Front 101

fortūna

Back 101

-ae, f.: "fortune, luck"

Front 102

grātia

Back 102

-ae, f.: "favour, esteem; gratitude; partiality"

Front 103

grātias agere (+case)

Back 103

"to thank (someone)"
+ dative

Front 104

littera

Back 104

-ae, f.: "a letter (of the alphabet)"

Front 105

litterae

Back 105

-arum, f.pl.: "letter, epistle; document"

Front 106

numerus

Back 106

-i, m.: "number"

Front 107

oculus

Back 107

-i, m.: "eye"

Front 108

patria

Back 108

-ae, f.: "homeland, fatherland"

Front 109

porta

Back 109

-ae, f.: "gate, city-gate; entrance, portal"

Front 110

rosa

Back 110

-ae, f.: "a rose"

Front 111

templum

Back 111

-i, n.: "temple, shrine, sanctuary"

Front 112

terra

Back 112

-ae, f.: "earth, soil; land; country, region"

Front 113

tyrannus

Back 113

-i, m.: "tyrant"

Front 114

victoria

Back 114

-ae, f.: "victory"

Front 115

ad + (case)

Back 115

(+acc.): "to, towards, up to; against"

Front 116

cum + (case)

Back 116

(+abl): "with"

Front 117

mecum

Back 117

"with me"

Front 118

tecum

Back 118

"with you"

Front 119

dē (+case)

Back 119

(+abl.): "about; down from"

Front 120

ex/ē (+case)

Back 120

(+abl.): "out, out of; from"

Front 121

in (+case)

Back 121

(+acc.): "into"
(+abl.): "in; on"

Front 122

propter (+case)

Back 122

(+acc.): "on account of"/"because of"

Front 123

sine (+case)

Back 123

(+abl.): "without"

Front 124

regō

Back 124

"I rule, I am ruling, I direct"

Front 125

rēgere

Back 125

"to rule, direct"

Front 126

rēxī

Back 126

"I ruled, I directed"

Front 127

rēctum

Back 127

"(having been) ruled, directed"

Front 128

amor

Back 128

amor, amoris, m.: "love"

Front 129

carmen

Back 129

carmen, carminis, n.: "song, poem"

Front 130

cīvitās

Back 130

civitas, civitatis, f.: "state, citizenship"

Front 131

corpus

Back 131

corpus, corporis, n.: "body"

Front 132

frāter

Back 132

frater, fratris, m.: "brother"

Front 133

homō

Back 133

homo, hominis, m.: "human being, man"

Front 134

honor

Back 134

honor, honoris, m.: "honour, mark of honour; office"

Front 135

labor

Back 135

labor, laboris, m.: "labour, work, toil, a work"

Front 136

lēx

Back 136

lex, legis, f.: "a law; statute"

Front 137

lībertās

Back 137

libertas, libertatis, f.: "liberty, freedom"

Front 138

māter

Back 138

mater, matris, f.: "mother"

Front 139

mora

Back 139

-ae, f.: "delay"

Front 140

mōs

Back 140

mos, moris, m.: "habit, custom, manner"

Front 141

mōrēs

Back 141

mores, morum, m.pl.: "habits, morals; character"

Front 142

nōmen

Back 142

nominis, n.: "name"

Front 143

pater

Back 143

pater, patris, f.: "father"

Front 144

pāx

Back 144

pax, pacis, f.: "peace"

Front 145

pecūnia

Back 145

-ae, f.: "money"

Front 146

rēgīna

Back 146

-ae, f.: "queen"

Front 147

rēx

Back 147

rex, regis, m.: "king"

Front 148

scrīptor

Back 148

scriptor, scriptoris, m. "writer"

Front 149

soror

Back 149

soror, sorois, f.: "sister"

Front 150

tempus

Back 150

tempus, temporis, n.: "time, occasion, opportunity"

Front 151

timor

Back 151

timor, timoris, m.: "fear"

Front 152

uxor

Back 152

uxor, uxoris, f. "wife"

Front 153

vēritās

Back 153

veritas, veritatis, f.: "truth"

Front 154

virgō

Back 154

virgo, virginis, f.: "maiden, virgin"

Front 155

virtūs

Back 155

virtus, virtutis, f.: "manliness, courage, excellence, character, worth, virtue"

Front 156

inter (+case)

Back 156

(+acc.): "between, among, amid"

Front 157

nisi

Back 157

"if not; except, unless"

Front 158

sī

Back 158

"if"

Front 159

-que

Back 159

"and" (joining a pair)

Front 160

sum

Back 160

"I am"
sum, esse, fui, futurum

Front 161

esse

Back 161

"to be, to exist"
sum, esse, fui, futurum

Front 162

fuī

Back 162

"I was, I have been, I existed"

Front 163

futurum

Back 163

"that which will be, the future"
sum, esse, fui, futurum: "to be"

Front 164

fallo

Back 164

"I deceive, trick, cheat; I am lying"
fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum

Front 165

fallere

Back 165

"to deceive, trick, cheat; to lie"
fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum

Front 166

falsum

Back 166

"(having been) deceived, tricked, cheated"
fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum

Front 167

fefellī

Back 167

"I deceived, tricked, cheated; I lied"
fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum

Front 168

gerō

Back 168

"I carry; carry on, manage, conduct; I accomplish, perform"
gero, gerere, gessi, gestum

Front 169

gerere

Back 169

"to carry; carry on, manage, conduct; to accomplish, perform"
gero, gerere, gessi, gestum

Front 170

gessī

Back 170

"I carried; carried on, managed, conducted; I accomplished, performed"
gero, gerere, gessi, gestum

Front 171

gestum

Back 171

"(having been) carried; managed, conducted; accomplished, performed"
gero, gerere, gessi, gestum

Front 172

bellum gerere

Back 172

"to wage war"

Front 173

bellum

Back 173

-i, n.: "war"

Front 174

exitium

Back 174

-i, n.: "destruction, death"

Front 175

magister

Back 175

magister, magistri, m.: "master; school-master, teacher"

Front 176

officium

Back 176

-i, n.: "duty; a kindness, a favor"

Front 177

magistra

Back 177

-ae, f.: "mistress; school-mistress, teacher"

Front 178

ōtium

Back 178

-i, n.: "leisure; peace (and quiet)"

Front 179

antiquus

Back 179

"ancient" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 180

avarus

Back 180

"greedy" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 181

beātus

Back 181

"blessed, happy" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 182

bellus

Back 182

"beautiful, pretty" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 183

bonus

Back 183

"good, noble" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 184

hūmānus

Back 184

"human; humane, learned; refined" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 185

magnus

Back 185

"great, large" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 186

malus

Back 186

"bad, evil" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 187

maximus

Back 187

"greatest; very great" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 188

meus

Back 188

"my, mine" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 189

minimus

Back 189

"smallest, very small" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 190

multus

Back 190

"much (sg.), many (pl.)" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 191

optimus

Back 191

"best; very good" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 192

parvus

Back 192

"small" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 193

paucī

Back 193

"few" -ae, -a (adj., 1st/2nd, only plural)

Front 194

pessimus

Back 194

"worst; very bad" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 195

Rōmānus

Back 195

"Roman" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 196

stultus

Back 196

"foolish" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 197

tuus

Back 197

"your, yours" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 198

vērus

Back 198

"true" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 199

nunc

Back 199

"now"

Front 200

ubi

Back 200

"where; where?"

Front 201

ibi

Back 201

"there"

Front 202

amō

Back 202

"I love, I like"

Front 203

amāre

Back 203

"to love, like"

Front 204

amāvī

Back 204

"I loved, I have loved, I liked"

Front 205

amātum

Back 205

"(having been) loved"

Front 206

cenō

Back 206

"I dine, I am dining"

Front 207

cenāre

Back 207

"to dine"

Front 208

cenātum

Back 208

"(having been) eaten"

Front 209

cenāvī

Back 209

"I dined"

Front 210

cōgitō

Back 210

"I think, ponder, consider, plan"

Front 211

cōgitāre

Back 211

"to think, ponder, consider, plan"

Front 212

cōgitāvī

Back 212

"I thought, pondered, considered, planned"

Front 213

cōgitātum

Back 213

"(having been) thought, considered, planned"

Front 214

culpō

Back 214

"I blame, censure; I find fault with"

Front 215

culpāre

Back 215

"to blame, censure; to find fault with"

Front 216

culpāvī

Back 216

"I blamed, censured; I found fault with"

Front 217

culpātum

Back 217

"(having been) blamed, censured"

Front 218

dō

Back 218

"I give, I offer"

Front 219

dare

Back 219

"to give, offer"

Front 220

dedī

Back 220

"I gave, I offered"

Front 221

datum

Back 221

"(having been) given, offered"

Front 222

errō

Back 222

"I wander; I err, I go astray, I am mistaken"

Front 223

errāre

Back 223

"to wander; to err, to go astray, to be mistaken"

Front 224

errāvī

Back 224

"I wandered; I erred, went astray, was mistaken"

Front 225

errātum

Back 225

"(having been) mistaken"

Front 226

iuvō

Back 226

"I help, aid, assist; I please"

Front 227

iuvāre

Back 227

"to help, aid, assist; to please"

Front 228

iūvī

Back 228

"I helped, aided, assisted; I pleased"

Front 229

iūtum

Back 229

"(having been) helped, aided, assisted; (having been) pleased"

Front 230

adiuvō

Back 230

"I help, aid, assist"

Front 231

adiuvāre

Back 231

"to help, aid, assist"

Front 232

adiūvī

Back 232

"I helped, aided, assisted"

Front 233

adiūtum

Back 233

"(having been) helped, aided, assisted"

Front 234

laudō

Back 234

"I praise"

Front 235

laudāre

Back 235

"to praise"

Front 236

laudāvī

Back 236

"I praised"

Front 237

laudātum

Back 237

"(having been) praised"

Front 238

satiō

Back 238

"I satisfy, sate"

Front 239

satiāre

Back 239

"to satisfy, sate"

Front 240

satiāvī

Back 240

"I satisfied, sated"

Front 241

satiātum

Back 241

"(having been) satisfied, sated"

Front 242

servō

Back 242

"I preserve, guard"

Front 243

servāre

Back 243

"to preserve, keep guard"

Front 244

servāvī

Back 244

"I preserved, kept guard"

Front 245

servātum

Back 245

"(having been) preserved, guarded"

Front 246

conservō

Back 246

"I preserve"

Front 247

conservāre

Back 247

"to preserve"

Front 248

conservāvī

Back 248

"I preserved"

Front 249

conservātum

Back 249

"(having been) preserved"

Front 250

superō

Back 250

"I am above, I have the upper hand, I surpass; I overcome, conquer"

Front 251

superāre

Back 251

"to be above, have the upper hand, surpass; overcome, conquer"

Front 252

superāvī

Back 252

"I was above, I had the upper hand, I surpassed; I overcame, I conquered"

Front 253

superātum

Back 253

"(having been) surpassed; overcome, conquered"

Front 254

vocō

Back 254

"I call, I summon"

Front 255

vocāre

Back 255

"to call, summon"

Front 256

vocāvī

Back 256

"I called, summoned"

Front 257

vocātum

Back 257

"(having been) called, summoned"

Front 258

dēbeō

Back 258

"I owe; I ought, I must"

Front 259

dēbēre

Back 259

"to owe; ought, must"

Front 260

dēbuī

Back 260

"I owed; I ought to have, I had to"

Front 261

dēbitum

Back 261

"(having been) owed"

Front 262

habeō

Back 262

"I have, I hold; I possess, I consider"

Front 263

habēre

Back 263

"to have, to hold; to possess, to consider"

Front 264

habuī

Back 264

"I had, I held; I possessed, I considered"

Front 265

habitum

Back 265

"(having been) had, held; possessed, considered"

Front 266

maneō

Back 266

"I remain, I stay"

Front 267

manēre

Back 267

"to remain, stay"

Front 268

mānsī

Back 268

"I remained, I stayed"

Front 269

mānsum

Back 269

"(having been) remained" (?)

Front 270

remaneō

Back 270

"I remain, I stay behind"

Front 271

remanēre

Back 271

"to remain, stay behind"

Front 272

remansī

Back 272

"I remained, stayed behind"

Front 273

remansum

Back 273

"(having been) remained, stayed (left?) behind"

Front 274

moneō

Back 274

"I advise, I warn"

Front 275

monēre

Back 275

"to advise, to warn"

Front 276

monuī

Back 276

"I advised, warned"

Front 277

monitum

Back 277

"(having been) advised, warned"

Front 278

salveō

Back 278

"I am well, I am in good health"

Front 279

salvēre

Back 279

"to be well, be in good health"

Front 280

salvē

Back 280

"hello!"

Front 281

salvēte

Back 281

"hello!" (plural)

Front 282

terreō

Back 282

terreo, terrere, terrui, territum: "I terrify, I frighten"

Front 283

terrēre

Back 283

"to terrify, frighten"

Front 284

terruī

Back 284

"I terrified, frightened"

Front 285

territum

Back 285

"(having been) terrified, frightened"

Front 286

valeō

Back 286

"I am strong; I flourish; I am well"

Front 287

valēre

Back 287

"to be strong; to flourish; to be well"

Front 288

valuī

Back 288

"I was strong; I flourished; I was well"

Front 289

valitūrum

Back 289

"(having been) strengthened"

Front 290

valē

Back 290

"good-bye!"

Front 291

valēte

Back 291

"good-bye!" (plural)

Front 292

videō

Back 292

"I see"

Front 293

vidēre

Back 293

"to see"

Front 294

vīdī

Back 294

"I saw"

Front 295

vīsum

Back 295

"(having been) seen"

Front 296

audeō

Back 296

"I dare"

Front 297

audēre

Back 297

"to dare"

Front 298

ausus sum

Back 298

"I dared"

Front 299

incipiō

Back 299

"I begin"

Front 300

incipere

Back 300

"to begin"

Front 301

incēpī

Back 301

"I began"

Front 302

inceptum

Back 302

"(having been) started"

Front 303

possum

Back 303

"I can, I am able"

Front 304

posse

Back 304

"to be able, can"

Front 305

potuī

Back 305

"I was able, I could"

Front 306

animus

Back 306

-i, m.: "mind, soul"

Front 307

animī (pl.)

Back 307

-orum, m.pl.: "high spirits, courage"

Front 308

bāsium

Back 308

-i, n.: "kiss"

Front 309

cōnsilium

Back 309

-i, n.: "plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgment, wisdom"

Front 310

culpa

Back 310

-ae, f.: "guilt, fault; blame"

Front 311

philosophia

Back 311

-ae, f.: "philosophy"

Front 312

remedium

Back 312

-i, n.: "remedy, cure"

Front 313

glōria

Back 313

-ae, f.: "glory, fame"

Front 314

vitium

Back 314

-i, n.: "fault, crime, vice"

Front 315

līber (adj.)

Back 315

"free" lībera, līberum (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 316

noster

Back 316

"our, ours" nostra, nostrum (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 317

pulcher

Back 317

"beautiful, handsome, fine" pulchra, pulchrum (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 318

sānus

Back 318

"sound, healthy, sane" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 319

Graecus

Back 319

"Greek" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 320

perpetuus

Back 320

"perpetual, lasting, continuous" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 321

plēnus

Back 321

"full; abundunt, generous" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)
(with gen. or abl.) "full of, filled with"

Front 322

salvus

Back 322

-a, -um: "safe, sound"

Front 323

secundus

Back 323

"second; favorable, pleasant" -a, -um (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 324

vester

Back 324

"your, yours (pl.)" vestra, vestrum (adj., 1st/2nd)

Front 325

neque

Back 325

"and not"

Front 326

nec

Back 326

"and not"

Front 327

neque ... neque ...

Back 327

"neither ... nor ..."

Front 328

nec ... nec ...

Back 328

"neither ... nor ..."

Front 329

et ... et ...

Back 329

"both ... and ..."

Front 330

secundum +case

Back 330

"according to, in accordance with; after, next to"
+acc.

Front 331

demonstro

Back 331

demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratum: "I show, demonstrate"

Front 332

demonstrare

Back 332

"to show, demonstrate"

Front 333

demonstravi

Back 333

"I showed, demonstrated"

Front 334

demonstratum

Back 334

"(having been) shown, demonstrated"

Front 335

doceo

Back 335

"I teach"

Front 336

docere

Back 336

"to teach"

Front 337

docui

Back 337

"I taught"

Front 338

doctum

Back 338

"(having been) taught"

Front 339

neco

Back 339

"I murder, kill"

Front 340

necare

Back 340

"to murder, kill"

Front 341

necavi

Back 341

"I murdered, killed"

Front 342

necatum

Back 342

"(having been) murdered, killed"

Front 343

traho

Back 343

"I drag, draw; I get, obtain, derive"

Front 344

trahere

Back 344

"to drag, draw; to get, obtain, derive"

Front 345

traxi

Back 345

"I dragged, I have drawn; I got, obtained, derived"

Front 346

tractum

Back 346

"(having been) dragged, drawn; gotten, obtained, derived"

Front 347

tolero

Back 347

"I bear, endure, tolerate"

Front 348

tolerare

Back 348

"to bear, endure, tolerate"

Front 349

toleravi

Back 349

"I bore, endured, tolerated"

Front 350

toleratum

Back 350

"(having been) borne, endured, tolerated"

Front 351

adulescentia

Back 351

-ae, f.: "youth, adolescence"

Front 352

agricola

Back 352

-ae, m.: "farmer"

Front 353

copia

Back 353

-ae, f.: "abundance; supply"

Front 354

copiae

Back 354

-arum, f.pl.: "supplies; troops, forces"

Front 355

discipulus

Back 355

-i, m.: "pupil, student"

Front 356

discipulus

Back 356

-i, m.: "pupil, student"

Front 357

discipula

Back 357

-ae, f. "(female) pupil, student"

Front 358

insidiae

Back 358

-arum, f.pl. "plots, treachery"

Front 359

laus

Back 359

laus, laudis, f. "praise; glory, distinction"

Front 360

poena

Back 360

-ae, f. "penalty, punishment"

Front 361

poenam dare

Back 361

"to pay the penalty, to be punished"

Front 362

ratio

Back 362

ratio, rationis, f. "reason, judgement, consideration; system; reckoning, account"

Front 363

satis

Back 363

(indeclinable), n. "enough"
* takes a genitive

Front 364

novus

Back 364

-a, -um: "new; young, fresh"

Front 365

post (+case)

Back 365

"after, behind"
(prep. +acc)

Front 366

sub (+case)

Back 366

(+abl.): "(sitting or placed) under"

(+acc.): "(with verb of motion) under"

Front 367

cras

Back 367

"tomorrow"

Front 368

hodie

Back 368

"today"

Front 369

heri

Back 369

"yesterday"

Front 370

numquam

Back 370

"never"

Front 371

nunc

Back 371

"now"

Front 372

saepe

Back 372

"often"

Front 373

semper

Back 373

"always"

Front 374

quando

Back 374

"when"

Front 375

tum

Back 375

"then, at that time"

Front 376

igitur

Back 376

"therefore" (postpositive)

Front 377

quare

Back 377

"because of which; wherefore; why"

Front 378

si

Back 378

"if"

Front 379

tamen

Back 379

"nevertheless, still"

Front 380

locus

Back 380

-i, m.: "place, passage in literature"

Front 381

loca

Back 381

-orum, n.: "places, region"

Front 382

loci

Back 382

-orum, m.: "passages in literature"

Front 383

morbus

Back 383

-i, m. "disease, sickness"

Front 384

studium

Back 384

-i, n. "eagerness, zeal, pursuit, study"

Front 385

hic

Back 385

"this"
m. nom. sg.

Front 386

haec

Back 386

"this, these"
f. nom. sg.
n. nom. pl.
n. acc. pl.

Front 387

hoc

Back 387

"this"
n. nom. sg.
m. abl. sg.
n. acc. sg.
n. abl. sg.

Front 388

huius

Back 388

"this"
m. gen. sg.
f. gen. sg.
n. gen. sg.

Front 389

huic

Back 389

"this"
m. dat. sg.
f. dat. sg.
n. dat. sg.

Front 390

hunc

Back 390

"this"
m. acc. sg.

Front 391

hanc

Back 391

"this"
f. acc. sg.

Front 392

hac

Back 392

"this"
f. abl. sg.

Front 393

hi

Back 393

"these"
m. nom. pl.

Front 394

hae

Back 394

"these"
f. nom. pl.

Front 395

horum

Back 395

"these"
m. gen. pl.
n. gen. pl.

Front 396

harum

Back 396

"these"
f. gen. pl.

Front 397

his

Back 397

"these"
m/f/n dat. & abl. pl.

Front 398

hos

Back 398

"these"
m. acc. pl.

Front 399

has

Back 399

"these"
f. acc. pl.

Front 400

ille

Back 400

"that, those"
illa, illud, (gen. illius)

Front 401

iste

Back 401

"that, that ... of yours"
(sometimes contemptuous)
ista, istud, (gen. istius)

Front 402

alius

Back 402

"other, another"
-a, -ud, (gen. alterius)

Front 403

alter

Back 403

"the other" (of two)
-a, -um, (gen. alterius)

Front 404

neuter

Back 404

"neither"
neutra, neutrum, (gen. neutrius)

Front 405

nullus

Back 405

"not any, no, none"
-a, -um, (gen. nullius)

Front 406

solus

Back 406

"alone, only, the only"
-a, -um, (gen. solius)

Front 407

totus

Back 407

"whole, entire, all"
-a, -um, (gen. totius)

Front 408

ullus

Back 408

"any"
-a, -um, (gen. ullius)

Front 409

uter

Back 409

-tra, -trum, (gen, utrius): "either, which (of two)"

Front 410

enim

Back 410

"for, in fact, truly"

Front 411

nimis

Back 411

"too, too much, excessively"

Front 412

nimium

Back 412

"too, too much, excessively"

Front 413

amicitia

Back 413

-ae, f.: "friendship"

Front 414

cupiditas

Back 414

cupiditas, cupiditatis, f.: "desire, longing, passion; avarice"

Front 415

hora

Back 415

"hour, time"
-ae, f.

Front 416

natura

Back 416

-ae, f.: "nature"

Front 417

senectus

Back 417

senectus, senectutis, f.: "old age"

Front 418

via

Back 418

"way, road, street"
-ae, f.

Front 419

voluptas

Back 419

"pleasure"
voluptatis, f.

Front 420

quoniam

Back 420

"since, inasmuch as"

Front 421

audio

Back 421

"I hear, listen to"

Front 422

audire

Back 422

"to hear, listen to"

Front 423

audivi

Back 423

"I heard, listened to"

Front 424

auditum

Back 424

"(having been) heard"

Front 425

venio

Back 425

"I come, arrive"

Front 426

venire

Back 426

"to come, arrive"

Front 427

ventum

Back 427

"(having been) come (brought?)"

Front 428

invenio

Back 428

"I come upon, find"

Front 429

invenire

Back 429

"to come upon, find"

Front 430

inveni

Back 430

"I came upon, found"

Front 431

inventum

Back 431

"(having been) come upon, found, discovered"

Front 432

caput

Back 432

capitis, n. "head; leader; beginning; life; heading; chapter"

Front 433

consul

Back 433

consul, consulis, m.: "consul"

Front 434

amicus (adj.)

Back 434

-a, -um, "friendly"

Front 435

carus

Back 435

-a, -um, "dear"

Front 436

autem

Back 436

"however; moreover"

Front 437

bene

Back 437

"well, satisfactorily, quite"

Front 438

etiam

Back 438

"even, also"

Front 439

intellego

Back 439

"I understand"

Front 440

intellegere

Back 440

"to understand"

Front 441

intellexi

Back 441

"I understood"

Front 442

intellectum

Back 442

"(having been) understood"

Front 443

sentio

Back 443

"I feel, perceive, think, experience"

Front 444

sentire

Back 444

"to feel, perceive, think, experience"

Front 445

sensi

Back 445

"I felt, perceived, thought, experienced"

Front 446

sensum

Back 446

"(having been) felt, perceived, thought, experienced"

Front 447

ego

Back 447

"I" nom. sg.

Front 448

mei

Back 448

"of me" gen. sg.

Front 449

mihi

Back 449

"to/for me" dat. sg.

Front 450

me

Back 450

"me" acc. & abl. sg.

Front 451

tu

Back 451

"you" nom. sg.

Front 452

tui

Back 452

"of you" gen. sg.

Front 453

tibi

Back 453

"to/for you" dat. sg.

Front 454

te

Back 454

"you" acc. & abl. sg.

Front 455

nos

Back 455

"we, us" nom. & acc. pl.

Front 456

nostrum

Back 456

"of us" gen. pl. partitive usage

Front 457

nostri

Back 457

"of us" gen. pl. objective usage

Front 458

nobis

Back 458

"us" dat. & abl. pl.

Front 459

vos

Back 459

"you" nom. & acc. pl.

Front 460

vestrum

Back 460

"of you" gen. pl. partitive usage

Front 461

vestri

Back 461

"of you" gen. pl. objective usage

Front 462

vobis

Back 462

"you" dat. & abl. pl.

Front 463

is

Back 463

"he, it, that" masc. nom. sg.

Front 464

eius

Back 464

"of him/her/it; his/hers/its"
m. gen. sg.
f. gen. sg.
n. gen. sg.

Front 465

ei

Back 465

"to/for him/her/it"
m. dat. sg.
f. dat. sg.
n. dat. sg.

"they"
m. nom. pl.

Front 466

eum

Back 466

"him"
m. acc. sing.

Front 467

eo (demonstrative adj.)

Back 467

"from/by/with him, it"
m. abl. sg.
n. abl. sg.

Front 468

ea

Back 468

"she; with/from/by her"
f. nom. sg.
f. abl. sg.

"they, them"
n. nom. pl.
n. acc. pl.

Front 469

eam

Back 469

"her"
f. acc. sg.

Front 470

id

Back 470

"it"
n. nom. sg
n. acc. sg.

Front 471

ii (pronoun)

Back 471

"they"
m. nom. pl.

Front 472

eorum

Back 472

"of them, their"
m. gen. pl.
n. gen. pl.

Front 473

eis

Back 473

"(to/for/by/with/from) them"
m. dat. & abl. pl.
f. dat. & abl. pl.
n. dat. & abl. pl.

Front 474

eos

Back 474

"them"
m. acc. pl.

Front 475

eas

Back 475

"them"
f. acc. pl.

Front 476

-dem

Back 476

(attached to 3rd p. pronoun): "the same"

Front 477

nemo

Back 477

"no one, nobody"
nemo
nullius
nemini
neminem
nullo/nulla

Front 478

adulescens

Back 478

"young man/woman"
adulescentis, m. or f.

Front 479

annus

Back 479

"year"
-i, m.

Front 480

Asia

Back 480

"Asia"
-ae, f.

Front 481

Caesar

Back 481

"Caesar"
Caesaris, m.

Front 482

medicus

Back 482

"doctor, physician"
-i, m.

Front 483

medica

Back 483

"doctor, physician"
-ae, f.

Front 484

patientia

Back 484

"patience, endurance; suffering"
-ae, f.

Front 485

principium

Back 485

"beginning"
-ii, n.

Front 486

acerbus

Back 486

"harsh, bitter, grievous"
-a, -um

Front 487

pro (+case)

Back 487

"in front of, before, on behalf of, for the sake of, in return for, instead of, for, as"; also as a prefix
prep. + ablative

Front 488

diu

Back 488

adv., "long, for a long time"

Front 489

nuper

Back 489

adv., "recently"

Front 490

amitto

Back 490

amitto, amittere, amisi, amissum: "to lose, let go"

Front 491

amittere

Back 491

amitto, amittere, amisi, amissum: "to lose, let go"

Front 492

amisi

Back 492

"I lost, let go"

Front 493

amissum

Back 493

"(having been) lost, let go"

Front 494

cado

Back 494

cado, cadere, cecidi, casurum: "to fall"

Front 495

cadere

Back 495

cado, cadere, cecidi, casurum: "to fall"

Front 496

cecidi

Back 496

cado, cadere, cecidi, casurum: "to fall"

Front 497

casurum

Back 497

cado, cader, cecidi, casurum: "to fall"

Front 498

creo

Back 498

"I create"

Front 499

creare

Back 499

"to create"

Front 500

creavi

Back 500

creo, creare, creavi, creatum: "to create"

Front 501

creatum

Back 501

creo, creare, creavi, creatum: "to create"

Front 502

divitae

Back 502

"wealth, riches"
-arum, f. pl.

Front 503

signum

Back 503

"sign, signal, indication; seal"
-i, n.

Front 504

ipse

Back 504

ipse, ipsa, ipsum:
intensive pronoun "-self; the very"

Front 505

quisque

Back 505

"each one, each person, each thing"
quidque (gen. cuiusque; dat. cuique)

Front 506

sui

Back 506

3rd person reflexive pronoun
--, sui, sibi, se, se

Front 507

doctus

Back 507

-a, -um "taught, learned, skilled"

Front 508

fortunatus

Back 508

-a, -um "lucky, fortunate, happy"

Front 509

suus

Back 509

3rd person reflexive possessive adjective ("his own, her own, etc")
-a, -um

Front 510

nam

Back 510

"for" conj.

Front 511

ante (+case)

Back 511

(prep +acc) "before, in front of"
adv. "before, previously"

Front 512

per (+case)

Back 512

(prep +acc) "through"
(with reflexive pronoun) "by (agency)"

Front 513

olim

Back 513

"at that time, once, formerly; in the future"
adv.

Front 514

alo

Back 514

alo, alere, alui, altum:
"to nourish, support, sustain, increase; cherish"

Front 515

alere

Back 515

alo, alere, alui. altum: "to nourish, support, sustain, increase; cherish"

Front 516

alui

Back 516

alo, alere, alui, altum: "to nourish, support, sustain, increase; cherish"

Front 517

altum

Back 517

alo, alere, alui, altum: "to nourish, support, sustain, increase; cherish"

Front 518

diligo

Back 518

"I esteem, love"

Front 519

diligere

Back 519

diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectum: "to esteem, love"

Front 520

dilexi

Back 520

diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectum:: "to esteem, love"

Front 521

dilectum

Back 521

diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectum: "to esteem, love"

Front 522

iungo

Back 522

iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctum: "to join"

Front 523

iungere

Back 523

iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctum: "to join"

Front 524

iunxi

Back 524

iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctum: "to join"

Front 525

iunctum

Back 525

iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctum: "to join"

Front 526

sto

Back 526

sto, stare, steti, statum: "to stand, stand still, stand firm"

Front 527

stare

Back 527

sto, stare, steti, statum: "to stand, stand still, stand firm"

Front 528

steti

Back 528

sto, stare, steti, statum: "I stand, stand still, stand firm"

Front 529

statum

Back 529

sto, stare, steti, statum:
"to stand, stand firm"

Front 530

animal

Back 530

"animal, a living creature"
animalis, n.

Front 531

ars

Back 531

ars, artis, f.: "art, skill"

Front 532

auris

Back 532

auris, auris, f.: "ear"

Front 533

civis

Back 533

"citizen"
civis, m. or f.

Front 534

ius

Back 534

ius, iuris, n.: "right, justice, law"

Front 535

mare

Back 535

mare, maris, n.: "sea"

Front 536

mors

Back 536

mors, mortis, f.: "death"

Front 537

nubes

Back 537

nubes, nubis, f.: "cloud"

Front 538

os

Back 538

"mouth, face"
oris, n.

Front 539

pars

Back 539

pars,partis, f.: "part, share; direction"

Front 540

Roma

Back 540

"Rome"
-ae, f.

Front 541

turba

Back 541

-ae, f.: "uproar, disturbance; mob, crowd, multitude"

Front 542

urbs

Back 542

urbs, urbis, f.: "city"

Front 543

vis

Back 543

vis, vis, f.: "force, power, violence"

Front 544

vires

Back 544

vires, virium, f. pl.: "strength"

Front 545

a, ab (+case)

Back 545

"away from, from; by (personal agent)"
(prep +abl)

Front 546

trans (+case)

Back 546

"across"
(prep +acc)

Front 547

apello

Back 547

apello, apellare, apellavi, apellatum: "to speak to, address (as), call, name"

Front 548

apellare

Back 548

"to speak to, to address (as), to call, name"

Front 549

apellavi

Back 549

apello, apellare, apellavi, apellatum: "to speak to, address (as), call, name"

Front 550

apellatum

Back 550

apello, apellare, apellavi, apellatum: "to speak to, address (as), call, name"

Front 551

curro

Back 551

curro, currere, cucurri, cursum: "to run, rush, move quickly"

Front 552

currere

Back 552

curro, currere, cucurri, cursum: "to run, rush, move quickly"

Front 553

cucurri

Back 553

curro, currere, cucurri, cursum: "to run, rush, move quickly"

Front 554

cursum

Back 554

curro, currere, cucurri, cursum: "to rush, move quickly, run"

Front 555

muto

Back 555

"I change, alter; exchange"

Front 556

mutare

Back 556

muto, mutare, mutavi, mutatum: "to change, alter; exchange"

Front 557

mutavi

Back 557

muto, mutare, mutavi, mutatum: "to change, alter; exchange"

Front 558

mutatum

Back 558

"(having been) changed, altered; exchanged"

Front 559

teneo

Back 559

teneo, tenere, tenui, tentum: "to keep, hold, possess; restrain"

Front 560

tenere

Back 560

"to keep, hold, possess; restrain"

Front 561

tenui

Back 561

teneo, tenere, tenui, tentum: "to keep, hold, possess; restrain"

Front 562

tentum

Back 562

teneo, tenere, tenui, tentum: "to keep, hold, possess; restrain"

Front 563

vito

Back 563

vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatum: "to shun, avoid"

Front 564

vitare

Back 564

vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatum: "to shun, avoid"

Front 565

vitavi

Back 565

"I shunned, avoided"

Front 566

vitatum

Back 566

vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatum: "to shun, avoid"

Front 567

Italia

Back 567

-ae, f.: "Italy"

Front 568

memoria

Back 568

-ae, f.: "memory, recollection, mind"

Front 569

tempestas

Back 569

"period of time, season; weather, storm"
tempestatis, f.

Front 570

centum

Back 570

100
indeclinable

Front 571

mille

Back 571

1000
indeclinable

Front 572

miser

Back 572

miser, misera, miserum: "wretched, miserable, unfortunate"

Front 573

itaque

Back 573

"and so, therefore"

Front 574

committo

Back 574

"I entrust, commit"

Front 575

committere

Back 575

committo, committere, commisi, committum: "to entrust, commit"

Front 576

commisi

Back 576

committo, committere, commisi, commissum: "I entrusted, committed"

Front 577

commissum

Back 577

committo, committere, commisi, commissum: "(having been) entrusted, committed"

Front 578

exspecto

Back 578

exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum: "I expect, look for, await"

Front 579

exspectare

Back 579

exscpecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum: "to look for, expect, await"

Front 580

exspectavi

Back 580

exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum: "to look for, expect, await"

Front 581

exspectatum

Back 581

exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum: "(having been) looked for, expected, awaited"

Front 582

iacio

Back 582

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum: "to throw, hurl"
-icio, e.g. eicio: "I throw out, drive out"

Front 583

iacere

Back 583

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum: "to throw, hurl"
-icere, e.g. eicere: "to throw out, drive out"

Front 584

ieci

Back 584

"I threw, have thrown, hurled"
-ieci, e.g. eieci: "I threw out, drove out"

Front 585

iactum

Back 585

iacio, iacere, ieci, iactum: "(having been) thrown, hurled"
-iectum, e.g. eiectum: "(having been) thrown out, driven out"

Front 586

timeo

Back 586

timeo, timere, timui, --: "I fear, am afraid (of)"

Front 587

timere

Back 587

timeo, timere, timui, --: "to fear, be afraid (of)"

Front 588

timui

Back 588

timeo, timere, timui, --: "I feared, was afraid (of)"

Front 589

aetas

Back 589

aetas, aetatis, f.: "period of life, life, age, an age, time"

Front 590

auditor

Back 590

auditor, auditoris, m.: "hearer, listener, member of an audience"

Front 591

clementia

Back 591

"mildness, gentleness, mercy, clemency"
-ae, f.

Front 592

mens

Back 592

mens, mentis, f.: "mind, thought, intention"

Front 593

satura

Back 593

-ae, f.: "satire"

Front 594

acer

Back 594

"sharp, keen, eager; severe, fierce"
acer, acris, acre

Front 595

brevis

Back 595

brevis, breve: "short, small, brief"

Front 596

celer

Back 596

celer, celeris, celere: "swift, rapid, swift"

Front 597

difficilis

Back 597

difficilis, difficile: "hard, difficult, troublesome"

Front 598

dulcis

Back 598

dulcis, dulce: "sweet; pleasant, agreeable"

Front 599

facilis

Back 599

facilis, facile: "easy, agreeable"

Front 600

fortis

Back 600

"strong, brave"
fortis, forte

Front 601

ingens

Back 601

"huge"
gen. ingentis

Front 602

iuncundus

Back 602

iucundus, -a, -um: "pleasant, delightful, agreeable, pleasing, jocund"

Front 603

longus

Back 603

longus, -a, -um: "long"

Front 604

omnis

Back 604

omnis, omne: "every, all"

Front 605

potens

Back 605

"able, powerful, mighty, strong"
gen. potentis

Front 606

senex

Back 606

"old, aged; old man"
gen. senis

Front 607

qui

Back 607

"who, which, that";
(relative pronoun)

"which ...?"
(interrogative adjective)

masc. nom. sing.
masc. nom. pl.

"what?" (interrogative pronoun)
masc. nom. pl.

Front 608

cuius

Back 608

"of whom, whose, which, that"
(relative pronoun)

"whose? which thing's?"
(interrogative pronoun)

"which ...?"
(interrogative adjective)

m/f/n gen. sing.

Front 609

cui

Back 609

"to/for whom, which, that" (relative pronoun)

"to whom/which/what?"
(interrogative pronoun)

"to which ...?"
(interrogative adjective)

m/f/n dat. sing.

Front 610

quem

Back 610

"whom, which, that"
(relative pronoun)

"what ...? which ...?"
(interrogative adjective)

masc. acc. sing.

"whom? what?"
(interrogative pronoun)
m/f acc. sing.

Front 611

quo

Back 611

"by/with/from whom, which"
(relative pronoun)

"by/with/from what ...?"; "by which ...?"
(interrogative adjective)

m/n abl. sing.

"by/with/from what?"; "by whom?"
(interrogative pronoun)
m/f/n abl. sing.

Front 612

quae

Back 612

"who/whom, which, that"
(relative pronoun)

"which ...?"; "which ...?"
(interrogative adjective)

fem. nom. sing. & pl.
neut. nom. & acc. pl.

"whom? what?"
(interrogative pronoun)
fem. nom. pl.
neut. nom. & acc. pl.

Front 613

quam

Back 613

"how" (adverb)

"whom, which, that" ; "which ...?"; "what ...?"
(relative pronoun; interrogative adjective)
fem. acc. sing.

(w. comparitive): more ... than ...
(w. superlative): as ... as possible

Front 614

qua

Back 614

"by/with/from whom, which, that"
(relative pronoun)

"by/with/from which/what ...?"
(interrogative adjective)

fem. abl. sing.

Front 615

quod

Back 615

"because" (adverb)

"which, that"
(relative pronoun)

"which ...? what ...?"
(interrogative adjective)

neut. nom. & acc. sing.

Front 616

quorum

Back 616

"of whom, which, that; whose"
(relative pronoun)

"whose? what thing's?"
(interrogative pronoun)

"which ...? what ...?"
(interrogative adjective)

m/n gen. pl.

Front 617

quibus

Back 617

"to/for/by/with/from whom, which, that"
(relative pronoun)
(interrogative pronoun)
(interrogative adjective)

m/f/n dat. & abl. pl.

Front 618

quos

Back 618

whom, which, that
(relative pronoun)
(interrogative pronoun)
(interrogative adjective)

masc. acc. pl.

Front 619

quarum

Back 619

of whom, which, that
(relative pronoun)
(interrogative pronoun)
(interrogative adjective)

fem. gen. pl.

Front 620

quas

Back 620

whom, which, that
(relative pronoun)
(interrogative pronoun)
(interrogative adjective)

fem. acc. pl.

Front 621

flumen

Back 621

flumen, fluminis, n.: "river"

Front 622

genus

Back 622

genus, generis, n.: "origin; kind, type, sort, class"

Front 623

hostis

Back 623

hostis, hostis, m.: "an enemy (of the state)"

Front 624

hostes

Back 624

-ium, m.pl.: "the enemy"

Front 625

ludus

Back 625

-i, m.: "game, sport; school"

Front 626

probitas

Back 626

probitas, probitatis, f.: "uprightness, honesty"

Front 627

scientia

Back 627

-ae, f.: "knowledge"

Front 628

clarus

Back 628

-a, -um: "clear, bright; renowned, famous, illustrious"

Front 629

mortalis

Back 629

mortalis, mortale: "mortal"

Front 630

cur (adv.)

Back 630

"why"

Front 631

deinde

Back 631

"thereupon, next, then"

Front 632

fluo

Back 632

fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum: "to flow"

Front 633

fluere

Back 633

fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum: "to flow"

Front 634

fluxi

Back 634

fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum: "to flow"

Front 635

fluxum

Back 635

fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum: "to flow"

Front 636

misceo

Back 636

misceo, miscere, miscui, mixtum: "to mix, stir (up), disturb"

Front 637

miscere

Back 637

misceo, miscere, miscui, mixtum: "to mix, stir (up), disturb"

Front 638

miscui

Back 638

misceo, miscere, miscui, mixtum: "to mix, stir (up), disturb"

Front 639

mixtum

Back 639

misceo, miscere, miscui, mixtum: "to mix, stir (up), disturb"

Front 640

moveo

Back 640

moveo, movere, movi, motum: "to move; arouse, affect"

Front 641

movere

Back 641

moveo, movere, movi, motum: "to move; arouse, affect"

Front 642

movi

Back 642

moveo, movere, movi, motum: "to move; arouse, affect"

Front 643

motum

Back 643

moveo, movere, movi, motum: "to move; arouse, affect"

Front 644

videor

Back 644

videor, videri, visus sum, --: "to be seen, to seem, appear" (pass. of video)

Front 645

videri

Back 645

videor, videri, visus sum, --: "to be seen, to seem, appear" (pass. of video)

Front 646

visus sum

Back 646

videor, videri, visus sum, --: "to be seen, to seem, appear" (pass. of video)

Front 647

quis

Back 647

"who?"; "what?"
(interrogative pronoun)
m/f. sing. nom.

Front 648

quid

Back 648

"what?"
(interrogative pronoun)
neut. sing. nom.
neut. sing. acc.

Front 649

argumentum

Back 649

-i, n.: "proof, evidence, argument"

Front 650

auctor

Back 650

auctor, auctoris, m.: "increaser, author, originator"

Front 651

beneficium

Back 651

-ii, n.: "benefit, kindness; favour"

Front 652

familia

Back 652

-ae, f.: "household, family"

Front 653

Graecia

Back 653

-ae, f.: "Greece"

Front 654

iudex

Back 654

iudex, iudicis, m.: "judge, juror"

Front 655

iudicium

Back 655

-ii, n.: "judgment, decision, opinion; trial"

Front 656

scelus

Back 656

scelus, sceleris, n.: "evil deed, crime, sin, wickedness"

Front 657

certus

Back 657

-a, -um: "definite, sure, certain, reliable"

Front 658

gravis

Back 658

gravis, grave: "heavy, weighty; serious, important; severe, grievous"

Front 659

immortalis

Back 659

immortalis, immortale: "immortal, not subject to death"

Front 660

at

Back 660

"but; but, mind you; but, you say"
(more emotional than sed)

Front 661

nisi

Back 661

"if not, unless, except"

Front 662

contra (prep + case)

Back 662

(+ acc.): "against"

Front 663

iam

Back 663

"now, already, soon"

Front 664

delecto

Back 664

delecto, delectare, delectavi, delectatum: "to delight, charm, please"

Front 665

libero

Back 665

libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatum: "to free, liberate"

Front 666

paro

Back 666

paro, parare, paravi, paratum: "to prepare, provide; get, obtain"

Front 667

coniurati

Back 667

-orum, m.pl.: "conspirators"

Front 668

cornu

Back 668

cornu, cornus, n.: "horn"

Front 669

fructus

Back 669

-us, m.: "fruit"

Front 670

genu

Back 670

-us, n.: "knee"

Front 671

manus

Back 671

-us, f.: "hand, (-writing), band (e.g. of men)"

Front 672

metus

Back 672

-us, m.: "fear, dread, anxiety"

Front 673

mons

Back 673

mons, montis, m.: "mountain"

Front 674

senatus

Back 674

-us, m.: "senate"

Front 675

sensus

Back 675

-us, m.: "feeling, sense"

Front 676

servitus

Back 676

servitus, servitutis, f.: "servitude, slavery"

Front 677

spiritus

Back 677

-us, m.: "breath, breathing; spirit, soul"

Front 678

versus

Back 678

-us, m.: "verse (e.g. of a song or poem)"

Front 679

communis

Back 679

communis, commune: "common, general, of/for the community"

Front 680

dexter

Back 680

dexter, dextra, dextrum: "right (side, -hand)"

Front 681

sinister

Back 681

sinister, sinistra, sinistrum: "left, (-hand); harmful, ill-omened"

Front 682

careo

Back 682

careo, carere, carui, cariturum (+abl.): "to be without, be deprived of, want, lack; be free from"

Front 683

carere

Back 683

careo, carere, carui, cariturum (+abl.): "to be without, be deprived of, want, lack; be free from"

Front 684

carui

Back 684

careo, carere, carui, cariturum (+abl.): "to be without, be deprived of, want, lack; be free from"

Front 685

cariturum

Back 685

careo, carere, carui, cariturum (+abl.): "to be without, be deprived of, want, lack; be free from"

Front 686

defendo

Back 686

defendo, defendere, defendi, defensum: "to ward off; to defend, protect"

Front 687

defendere

Back 687

defendo, defendere, defendi, defensum: "to ward off; to defend, protect"

Front 688

defendi

Back 688

defendo, defendere, defendi, defensum: "to ward off; to defend, protect"

Front 689

defensum

Back 689

defendo, defendere, defendi, defensum: "to ward off; to defend, protect"

Front 690

discedo

Back 690

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessum: "to go away, to depart"

Front 691

discedere

Back 691

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessum: "to go away, to depart"

Front 692

discessi

Back 692

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessum: "to go away, to depart"

Front 693

discessum

Back 693

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessum: "to go away, to depart"

Front 694

odi

Back 694

odisse, odi, osurum: "to hate" (perfect for present)

Front 695

odisse

Back 695

odisse, odi, osurum: "to hate" (perfect for present)

Front 696

osurum

Back 696

odisse, odi, osurum: "to hate" (perfect for present)

Front 697

prohibeo

Back 697

prohibeo, prohibere, prohibui, prohibitum: "to keep back/away, prevent, hinder, restrain, prohibit"

Front 698

prohibere

Back 698

prohibeo, prohibere, prohibui, prohibitum: "to keep back/away, prevent, hinder, restrain, prohibit"

Front 699

prohibui

Back 699

prohibeo, prohibere, prohibui, prohibitum: "to keep back/away, prevent, hinder, restrain, prohibit"

Front 700

prohibitum

Back 700

prohibeo, prohibere, prohibui, prohibitum: "to keep back/away, prevent, hinder, restrain, prohibit"

Front 701

pronuntio

Back 701

pronuntio, pronuntiare, pronuntiavi, pronuntiatum: "to proclaim, announce; declaim; pronounce"

Front 702

pronuntiare

Back 702

pronuntio, pronuntiare, pronuntiavi, pronuntiatum: "to proclaim, announce; declaim; pronounce"

Front 703

pronuntiavi

Back 703

pronuntio, pronuntiare, pronuntiavi, pronuntiatum: "to proclaim, announce; declaim; pronounce"

Front 704

pronuntiatum

Back 704

pronuntio, pronuntiare, pronuntiavi, pronuntiatum: "to proclaim, announce; declaim; pronounce"

Front 705

casa

Back 705

-ae, f.: "house, cottage, hut"

Front 706

causa

Back 706

-ae, f.: "cause, reason; case, situation"
(in ablative with preceding genitive): "for the sake of ..."

Front 707

fenestra

Back 707

-ae, f.: "window"

Front 708

finis

Back 708

finis, finis, m.: "end, limit, boundary; purpose"

Front 709

fines

Back 709

fines, finium, m.pl.: "boundaries, territory"

Front 710

gens

Back 710

gens, gentis, f.: "clan, race, nation, people"

Front 711

mundus

Back 711

-i, m.: "world, universe"

Front 712

navis

Back 712

navis, navis, f.: "ship, boat"

Front 713

salus

Back 713

salus, salutis, f.: "health, safety; greeting"

Front 714

Troia

Back 714

-ae, f.: "Troy"

Front 715

vicinus

Back 715

-i, m.: "neighbour"

Front 716

vicina

Back 716

-ae, f.: "neighbour"

Front 717

vulgus

Back 717

-i, n.: "the common people, mob, rabble"

Front 718

asper

Back 718

asper, aspera, asperum: "rough, harsh"

Front 719

atque

Back 719

"and, and also, and even"

Front 720

ac

Back 720

"and, and also, and even" (only before consonants)

Front 721

iterum

Back 721

"again, a second time"

Front 722

contineo

Back 722

contineo, continere, continui, contentum: "to hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain"

Front 723

continere

Back 723

contineo, continere, continui, contentum: "to hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain"

Front 724

continui

Back 724

contineo, continere, continui, contentum: "to hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain"

Front 725

contentum

Back 725

contineo, continere, continui, contentum: "to hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain"

Front 726

iubeo

Back 726

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum: "to bid, order, command"

Front 727

iubere

Back 727

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum: "to bid, order, command"

Front 728

iussi

Back 728

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum: "to bid, order, command"

Front 729

iussum

Back 729

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum: "to bid, order, command"

Front 730

rapio

Back 730

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptum: "to seize, snatch, carry away"

Front 731

rapere

Back 731

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptum: "to seize, snatch, carry away"

Front 732

rapui

Back 732

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptum: "to seize, snatch, carry away"

Front 733

raptum

Back 733

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptum: "to seize, snatch, carry away"

Front 734

relinquo

Back 734

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictum: "to leave behind, leave, abandon, desert"

Front 735

relinquere

Back 735

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictum: "to leave behind, leave, abandon, desert"

Front 736

reliqui

Back 736

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictum: "to leave behind, leave, abandon, desert"

Front 737

relictum

Back 737

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictum: "to leave behind, leave, abandon, desert"

Front 738

scio

Back 738

scio, scire, scivi, scitum: "to know"

Front 739

scire

Back 739

scio, scire, scivi, scitum: "to know"

Front 740

scivi

Back 740

scio, scire, scivi, scitum: "to know"

Front 741

scitum

Back 741

scio, scire, scivi, scitum: "to know"

Front 742

tango

Back 742

tango, tangere, tetigi, tactum: "to touch"

Front 743

tangere

Back 743

tango, tangere, tetigi, tactum: "to touch"

Front 744

tetigi

Back 744

tango, tangere, tetigi, tactum: "to touch"

Front 745

tactum

Back 745

tango, tangere, tetigi, tactum: "to touch"

Front 746

laboro

Back 746

laboro, laborare, laboravi, laboratum: "to labor; to be in distress"

Front 747

dies

Back 747

dies, diei, m.: "day"

n. dies
g. diei
d. diei
a. diem
a. die
n. dies
g. dierum
d. diebus
a. dies
a. diebus

Front 748

ferrum

Back 748

-i, n.: "sword, iron"

Front 749

fides

Back 749

fides, fidei, f.: "fidelity, trust, faith; promise, guarantee, protection"

Front 750

ignis

Back 750

ignis, ignis, m.: "fire"

Front 751

modus

Back 751

-i, m.: "measure, bound, limit; manner, method, mode, way"

Front 752

res

Back 752

res, rei, f.: "thing, matter, business, affair"

Front 753

res publica

Back 753

res publica, rei publicae, f.: "state, commonwealth, republic"

Front 754

spes

Back 754

spes, spei, f.: "hope"

Front 755

aequus

Back 755

-a, -um: "level, even; calm, just; favorable"

Front 756

felix

Back 756

gen. felicis: "lucky, fortunate, happy"

Front 757

incertus

Back 757

-a, -um: "uncertain, unsure, doubtful"

Front 758

Latinus

Back 758

-a, -um: Latin (adj.)

Front 759

medius

Back 759

-a, -um: "middle, the middle of"

Front 760

quondam

Back 760

"formerly, once"

Front 761

ultra

Back 761

(adv. & prep. + acc.): "on the other side of, beyond"

Front 762

protinus

Back 762

"immediately"

Front 763

cerno

Back 763

cerno, cernere, crevi, cretum: "to distinguish, discern, perceive"

Front 764

cernere

Back 764

cerno, cernere, crevi, cretum: "to distinguish, discern, perceive"

Front 765

crevi

Back 765

cerno, cernere, crevi, cretum: "to distinguish, discern, perceive"

Front 766

cretum

Back 766

cerno, cernere, crevi, cretum: "to distinguish, discern, perceive"

Front 767

eripio

Back 767

eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptum: "to snatch away, take away, remove, destroy"

Front 768

eripere

Back 768

eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptum: "to snatch away, take away, remove, destroy"

Front 769

eripui

Back 769

eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptum: "to snatch away, take away, remove, destroy"

Front 770

ereptum

Back 770

eripio, eripere, eripui, ereptum: "to snatch away, take away, remove, destroy"

Front 771

inquit

Back 771

"he/she/it says/said"

Front 772

tollo

Back 772

tollo, tollere, sustulli, sublatum: "to raise, to lift; take away, remove, destroy"

Front 773

arx

Back 773

arx, arcis, f.: "citadel, stronghold"

Front 774

dux

Back 774

dux, ducis, m.: "leader, guide; commander, general"

Front 775

equus

Back 775

-i, m.: "horse"

Front 776

hasta

Back 776

-ae, f.: "spear"

Front 777

insula

Back 777

-ae, f.: "island"

Front 778

litus

Back 778

litus, litorus, n.: "shore, coast"

Front 779

miles

Back 779

miles, militis, m.: "soldier; soldiery"

Front 780

orator

Back 780

orator, oratoris, m.: "orator, speaker"

Front 781

sacerdos

Back 781

sacerdos, sacerdotis, m.: "priest"

Front 782

aliquis

Back 782

aliquis, aliquid (gen. alicuius): "someone, somebody, something"

Front 783

quisquis

Back 783

quisquis, quidquid: "whoever, whatever"

Front 784

magnanimus

Back 784

-a, -um: "great-hearted, brave, magnanimous"

Front 785

umquam

Back 785

"ever, at any time"

Front 786

educo

Back 786

educo, educare, educavi, educatum: "to bring up, educate"

Front 787

educare

Back 787

educo, educare, educavi, educatum: "to bring up, educate"

Front 788

educavi

Back 788

educo, educare, educavi, educatum: "to bring up, educate"

Front 789

educatum

Back 789

educo, educare, educavi, educatum: "to bring up, educate"

Front 790

gaudeo

Back 790

gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus sum: "to be glad, rejoice"

Front 791

gaudere

Back 791

gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus sum: "to be glad, rejoice"

Front 792

gavisus sum

Back 792

gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus sum: "to be glad, rejoice"

Front 793

ostendo

Back 793

ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentum: "to exhibit, show, display"

Front 794

ostendere

Back 794

ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentum: "to exhibit, show, display"

Front 795

ostendi

Back 795

ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentum: "to exhibit, show, display"

Front 796

ostentum

Back 796

ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentum: "to exhibit, show, display"

Front 797

peto

Back 797

peto petere, petivi, petitum: "to seek, beseech, aim at, beg"

Front 798

petere

Back 798

peto petere, petivi, petitum: "to seek, beseech, aim at, beg"

Front 799

petivi

Back 799

peto petere, petivi, petitum: "to seek, beseech, aim at, beg"

Front 800

petitum

Back 800

peto petere, petivi, petitum: "to seek, beseech, aim at, beg"

Front 801

premo

Back 801

premo, premere, pressi, pressum: "to press; press hard, pursue"

Front 802

premere

Back 802

premo, premere, pressi, pressum: "to press; press hard, pursue"

Front 803

pressi

Back 803

premo, premere, pressi, pressum: "to press; press hard, pursue"

Front 804

pressum

Back 804

premo, premere, pressi, pressum: "to press; press hard, pursue"

Front 805

opprimo

Back 805

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressum: "to suppress, overwhelm, overpower, check"

Front 806

opprimere

Back 806

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressum: "to suppress, overwhelm, overpower, check"

Front 807

oppressi

Back 807

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressum: "to suppress, overwhelm, overpower, check"

Front 808

oppressum

Back 808

opprimo, opprimere, oppressi, oppressum: "to suppress, overwhelm, overpower, check"

Front 809

verto

Back 809

verto, vertere, verti, versum: "to turn; change"

Front 810

vertere

Back 810

verto, vertere, verti, versum: "to turn; change"

Front 811

verti

Back 811

verto, vertere, verti, versum: "to turn; change"

Front 812

versum

Back 812

verto, vertere, verti, versum: "to turn; change"

Front 813

averto

Back 813

averto, avertere, averti, aversum: "to turn away, avert"

Front 814

reverto

Back 814

reverto, revertere, reverti, reversum: "to turn back; change back"

Front 815

Carthago

Back 815

Carthago, Carthaginis, f.: "Carthage"

Front 816

fabula

Back 816

-ae, f.: "story, tale; play"

Front 817

imperator

Back 817

imperator, imperatoris, m.: "general, commander-in-chief, emperor"

Front 818

imperium

Back 818

-i, n.: "power to command, supreme power, authority, command, control"

Front 819

perfugium

Back 819

-i, n.: "refuge, shelter"

Front 820

servus

Back 820

-i, m.: "slave"

Front 821

serva

Back 821

-ae, f.: "slave(-girl)"

Front 822

solacium

Back 822

-i, n.: "comfort, relief, solace"

Front 823

vulnus

Back 823

vulnus, vulneris, n.: "wound"

Front 824

re-, red-

Back 824

"again, back"

Front 825

ut

Back 825

(+indicative) "as, just as, when"

Front 826

postea

Back 826

"afterwards"

Front 827

accipio

Back 827

accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum: "to take, to receive, accept"

Front 828

excipio

Back 828

excipio, excipere, excepi, exceptum: "to take out, except; take, receive, capture"

Front 829

recipio

Back 829

recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum: "to take back, regain; admit, receive"

Front 830

pello

Back 830

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum: "to strike, push; drive out, banish"

Front 831

pellere

Back 831

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum: "to strike, push; drive out, banish"

Front 832

pepuli

Back 832

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum: "to strike, push; drive out, banish"

Front 833

pulsum

Back 833

pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum: "to strike, push; drive out, banish"

Front 834

expello

Back 834

expello, expellere, expepuli, expulsum: "to drive out, expel, banish"

Front 835

narro

Back 835

narro, narrare, narravi, narratum: "to tell, report, narrate"

Front 836

narrare

Back 836

narro, narrare, narravi, narratum: "to tell, report, narrate"

Front 837

narravi

Back 837

narro, narrare, narravi, narratum: "to tell, report, narrate"

Front 838

narratum

Back 838

narro, narrare, narravi, narratum: "to tell, report, narrate"

Front 839

quaero

Back 839

quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum: "to seek, look for, strive for, ask, inquire (into)"

Front 840

quaerere

Back 840

quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum: "to seek, look for, strive for, ask, inquire (into)"

Front 841

quaesivi

Back 841

quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum: "to seek, look for, strive for, ask, inquire (into)"

Front 842

quaesitum

Back 842

quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum: "to seek, look for, strive for, ask, inquire (into)"

Front 843

rideo

Back 843

rideo, ridere, risi, risum: "to laugh (at)"

Front 844

ridere

Back 844

rideo, ridere, risi, risum: "to laugh (at)"

Front 845

risi

Back 845

rideo, ridere, risi, risum: "to laugh (at)"

Front 846

risum

Back 846

rideo, ridere, risi, risum: "to laugh (at)"

Front 847

lingua

Back 847

-ae, f.: "tongue; language"

Front 848

ferox

Back 848

gen. ferocis: "fierce, savage"

Front 849

fidelis

Back 849

fidelis, fidele: "faithful, loyal"

Front 850

geminus

Back 850

-a, -um: "twin, identical"

Front 851

sapiens

Back 851

gen. sapientis
(adj.): "wise, judicious"
(noun): "a wise man, philosopher"

Front 852

ultimus

Back 852

-a, -um: "farthest, extreme; last, final"

Front 853

dehinc

Back 853

"then, next"

Front 854

ait, aiunt

Back 854

"he says, they say"

Front 855

credo

Back 855

credo, credere, credidi, creditum (+acc. or dat.): "to believe, trust"

Front 856

credere

Back 856

credo, credere, credidi, creditum (+acc. or dat.): "to believe, trust"

Front 857

credidi

Back 857

credo, credere, credidi, creditum (+acc. or dat.): "to believe, trust"

Front 858

creditum

Back 858

credo, credere, credidi, creditum (+acc. or dat.): "to believe, trust"

Front 859

iaceo

Back 859

iaceo, iacere, iacui, --: "to lie (down); lie prostrate; lie dead"

Front 860

iacere

Back 860

iaceo, iacere, iacui, --: "to lie (down); lie prostrate; lie dead"

Front 861

iacui

Back 861

iaceo, iacere, iacui, --: "to lie (down); lie prostrate; lie dead"

Front 862

nego

Back 862

nego, negare, negavi, negatum: "to deny, say that ... not"

Front 863

negare

Back 863

nego, negare, negavi, negatum: "to deny, say that ... not"

Front 864

negavi

Back 864

nego, negare, negavi, negatum: "to deny, say that ... not"

Front 865

negatum

Back 865

nego, negare, negavi, negatum: "to deny, say that ... not"

Front 866

nescio

Back 866

nescio, nescire, nescivi, nescitum: "not to know, be ignorant"

Front 867

nescire

Back 867

nescio, nescire, nescivi, nescitum: "not to know, be ignorant"

Front 868

nescivi

Back 868

nescio, nescire, nescivi, nescitum: "not to know, be ignorant"

Front 869

nescitum

Back 869

nescio, nescire, nescivi, nescitum: "not to know, be ignorant"

Front 870

nuntio

Back 870

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatum: "to announce, report, relate"

Front 871

nuntiare

Back 871

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatum: "to announce, report, relate"

Front 872

nuntiavi

Back 872

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatum: "to announce, report, relate"

Front 873

nuntiatum

Back 873

nuntio, nuntiare, nuntiavi, nuntiatum: "to announce, report, relate"

Front 874

patefacio

Back 874

patefacio, patefacere, patefeci, patefactum: "to make open, to open; to disclose, expose"

Front 875

patefacere

Back 875

patefacio, patefacere, patefeci, patefactum: "to make open, to open; to disclose, expose"

Front 876

patefeci

Back 876

patefacio, patefacere, patefeci, patefactum: "to make open, to open; to disclose, expose"

Front 877

patefactum

Back 877

patefacio, patefacere, patefeci, patefactum: "to make open, to open; to disclose, expose"

Front 878

puto

Back 878

puto, putare, putavi, putatum: "to reckon, suppose, think, judge, imagine"

Front 879

putare

Back 879

puto, putare, putavi, putatum: "to reckon, suppose, think, judge, imagine"

Front 880

putavi

Back 880

puto, putare, putavi, putatum: "to reckon, suppose, think, judge, imagine"

Front 881

putatum

Back 881

puto, putare, putavi, putatum: "to reckon, suppose, think, judge, imagine"

Front 882

spero

Back 882

spero, sperare, speravi, speratum: "to hope (for)"

Front 883

sperare

Back 883

spero, sperare, speravi, speratum: "to hope (for)"

Front 884

speravi

Back 884

spero, sperare, speravi, speratum: "to hope (for)"

Front 885

speratum

Back 885

spero, sperare, speravi, speratum: "to hope (for)"

Front 886

suscipio

Back 886

suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptum: "to undertake"

Front 887

suscipere

Back 887

suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptum: "to undertake"

Front 888

suscepi

Back 888

suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptum: "to undertake"

Front 889

susceptum

Back 889

suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptum: "to undertake"

Front 890

cena

Back 890

-ae, f.: "dinner"

Front 891

forum

Back 891

-i, n.: "marketplace, forum"

Front 892

limen

Back 892

limen, liminis, n.: "threshold"

Front 893

lux

Back 893

lux, lucis, f.: "light"

Front 894

mensa

Back 894

-ae, f.: "table; dining; dish, course"

Front 895

nox

Back 895

nox, noctis, f.: "night"

Front 896

somnus

Back 896

-i, m.: "sleep"

Front 897

quidam

Back 897

quidam, quaedam, quiddam (pron.) or quoddam (adj.): "a certain ..., some ...; someone, something"

Front 898

pudicus

Back 898

-a, -um: "modest, chaste"

Front 899

mensa secunda

Back 899

"dessert"

Front 900

superbus

Back 900

-a, -um: "arrogant, overbearing, haughty, proud"

Front 901

tristis

Back 901

tristis, triste: "sad, sorrowful; joyless, grim, severe"

Front 902

turpis

Back 902

turpis, turpe: "ugly; shameful, base, disgraceful"

Front 903

urbanus

Back 903

-a, -um: "of the city, urban; urbane, elegant"

Front 904

prae

Back 904

(+abl.): "in front of, before"
(prefix): "especially"

Front 905

tantum

Back 905

"only"

Front 906

invito

Back 906

invito, invitare, invitavi, invitatum: "to entertain, invite, summon"

Front 907

facillimus

Back 907

-a, -um: "easiest"

Front 908

difficillimus

Back 908

-a, -um: "most difficult, very difficult"

Front 909

simillimus

Back 909

-a, -um: "most similar, very similar"

Front 910

melior

Back 910

melior, -ius: "better"

Front 911

maior

Back 911

maior, maius: "greater, bigger"

Front 912

peior

Back 912

peior, peius: "worse"

Front 913

plus

Back 913

"more"
n. nom. & acc. sing.

Front 914

plurimus

Back 914

-a, -um: "most"

Front 915

minor

Back 915

minor, minus: "smaller, lesser"

Front 916

prior

Back 916

prior, prius: "earlier, former"

Front 917

superus

Back 917

-a, -um: "that above"

Front 918

superior

Back 918

superior, -ius: "higher"

Front 919

summus

Back 919

-a, -um: "highest, furthest"

Front 920

supremus

Back 920

-a, -um: "highest, last"

Front 921

delectatio

Back 921

delectatio, delectationis, f.: "delight, pleasure, enjoyment"

Front 922

nepos

Back 922

nepos, nepotis, m.: "grandson, descendent"

Front 923

sol

Back 923

sol, solis, m.: "sun"

Front 924

diligens

Back 924

gen. diligentis: "diligent, careful"

Front 925

dissimilis

Back 925

dissimilis, dissimile: "unlike, different, dissimilar"

Front 926

gracilis

Back 926

gracilis, gracile: "slender, graceful"

Front 927

humilis

Back 927

humilis, humile: "lowly, humble"

Front 928

quot

Back 928

"how many, as many as"

Front 929

similis

Back 929

similis, simile +gen. or dat.: "similar (to), like, resembling"

Front 930

superus

Back 930

-a, -um: "above, upper"

Front 931

superi

Back 931

superi, -orum, m.pl.: "those above, the gods"

Front 932

utilis

Back 932

utilis, utile: "useful, advantageous"

Front 933

pono

Back 933

pono, ponere, posui, positum: "to put, place, set"

Front 934

ponere

Back 934

pono, ponere, posui, positum: "to put, place, set"

Front 935

posui

Back 935

pono, ponere, posui, positum: "to put, place, set"

Front 936

positum

Back 936

pono, ponere, posui, positum: "to put, place, set"

Front 937

probo

Back 937

probo, probare, probavi, probatum: "to approve, recommend; test"

Front 938

cursus

Back 938

cursus, cursus, m.: "running, race; course"

Front 939

luna

Back 939

-ae, f.: "moon"

Front 940

occasio

Back 940

occasio, occasionis, f.: "occasion, opportunity"

Front 941

parens

Back 941

parens, parentis, m/f.: "parent"

Front 942

stella

Back 942

-ae, f.: "star, planet"

Front 943

vesper

Back 943

vesper, vesperis or vesperi, m.: "evening, evening star"

Front 944

mortuus

Back 944

-a, -um: "dead; lifeless"

Front 945

princeps

Back 945

gen. principis: "chief, foremost"

Front 946

ut

Back 946

(conj. +subj.): "in order that, so that, that, in order to, to"

(conj. + ind.): "just as, as, when"

Front 947

ne

Back 947

(adv. and conj. with subj.): "not; in order that ... not, that ... not, in order not to"

Front 948

cedo

Back 948

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum: "to go, withdraw; yield to, grant, submit"

Front 949

cedere

Back 949

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum: "to go, withdraw; yield to, grant, submit"

Front 950

cessi

Back 950

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum: "to go, withdraw; yield to, grant, submit"

Front 951

cessum

Back 951

cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum: "to go, withdraw; yield to, grant, submit"

Front 952

dedico

Back 952

dedico, dedicare, dedicavi, dedicatum: "to dedicate"

Front 953

dedicare

Back 953

dedico, dedicare, dedicavi, dedicatum: "to dedicate"

Front 954

dedicavi

Back 954

dedico, dedicare, dedicavi, dedicatum: "to dedicate"

Front 955

dedicatum

Back 955

dedico, dedicare, dedicavi, dedicatum: "to dedicate"

Front 956

egeo

Back 956

egeo, egere, egui, -- (+ abl. or gen.): "to need, lack, want, have need"

Front 957

egere

Back 957

egeo, egere, egui, -- (+ abl. or gen.): "to have need, lack, want"

Front 958

egui

Back 958

egeo, egere, egui, -- (+ abl. or gen.): "to have need, lack, want"

Front 959

expleo

Back 959

expleo, explere, explevi, expletum: "to fill, fill up, complete"

Front 960

explere

Back 960

expleo, explere, explevi, expletum: "to fill, fill up, complete"

Front 961

explevi

Back 961

expleo, explere, explevi, expletum: "to fill, fill up, complete"

Front 962

expletum

Back 962

expleo, explere, explevi, expletum: "to fill, fill up, complete"

Front 963

praesto

Back 963

praesto, praestare, praestiti, praestitum: "to excel; exhibit, show, offer, supply, furnish"

Front 964

praestare

Back 964

praesto, praestare, praestiti, praestitum: "to excel; exhibit, show, offer, supply, furnish"

Front 965

praestiti

Back 965

praesto, praestare, praestiti, praestitum: "to excel; exhibit, show, offer, supply, furnish"

Front 966

praestitum

Back 966

praesto, praestare, praestiti, praestitum: "to excel; exhibit, show, offer, supply, furnish"

Front 967

taceo

Back 967

taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitum: "to be silent, to leave unmentioned"

Front 968

tacere

Back 968

taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitum: "to be silent, to leave unmentioned"

Front 969

tacui

Back 969

taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitum: "to be silent, to leave unmentioned"

Front 970

tacitum

Back 970

taceo, tacere, tacui, tacitum: "to be silent, to leave unmentioned"

Front 971

pluris

Back 971

"more"
n. gen. sing.

Front 972

plure

Back 972

"more"
n. abl. sing.

Front 973

plures

Back 973

"more"
m/f. nom. & acc. pl.

Front 974

plurium

Back 974

"more"
m/f/n. gen. pl

Front 975

pluribus

Back 975

"more"
m/f/n. dat. & abl. pl.

Front 976

fatum

Back 976

-i, n.: "fate; death"

Front 977

ingenium

Back 977

-i, n.: "nature, innate talent"

Front 978

moenia

Back 978

-ium, n.pl.: "city walls"

Front 979

nata

Back 979

-ae, f.: "daughter"

Front 980

osculum

Back 980

-i, n.: "kiss"

Front 981

sidus

Back 981

sidus, sideris, n.: "constellation, star"

Front 982

dignus

Back 982

-a, -um: "worthy, worthy of" (+abl.)

Front 983

durus

Back 983

-a, -um: "hard, harsh, rough, stern, unfeeling, hardy, difficult, dour"

Front 984

tantus

Back 984

-a, -um: "so great, so large, of such size"

Front 985

denique

Back 985

"finally, at last, lastly"

Front 986

ita

Back 986

"so, so very, thus"

Front 987

quidem

Back 987

"indeed, certainly, at least, even"

Front 988

ne ... quidem

Back 988

"not ... even"

Front 989

sic

Back 989

"so, thus, thusly"

Front 990

tam

Back 990

"so, so very, to such a degree"

Front 991

vero

Back 991

"in truth, truly, verily, indeed, to be sure"

Front 992

condo

Back 992

condo, condere, condidi, conditum: "to put together, to put into, store; found, establish"

Front 993

condere

Back 993

condo, condere, condidi, conditum: "to put together, to put into, store; found, establish"

Front 994

condidi

Back 994

condo, condere, condidi, conditum: "to put together, to put into, store; found, establish"

Front 995

conditum

Back 995

condo, condere, condidi, conditum: "to put together, to put into, store; found, establish"

Front 996

contendo

Back 996

contendo, contendere, contendi, contentum: "to strive, struggle, contend; hasten"

Front 997

contendere

Back 997

contendo, contendere, contendi, contentum: "to strive, struggle, contend; hasten"

Front 998

contendi

Back 998

contendo, contendere, contendi, contentum: "to strive, struggle, contend; hasten"

Front 999

contentum

Back 999

contendo, contendere, contendi, contentum: "to strive, struggle, contend; hasten"

Front 1000

mollio

Back 1000

mollio, mollire, mollivi, mollitum: "to soften; make calm, less hostile"

Front 1001

mollire

Back 1001

mollio, mollire, mollivi, mollitum: "to soften; make calm, less hostile"

Front 1002

mollivi

Back 1002

mollio, mollire, mollivi, mollitum: "to soften; make calm, less hostile"

Front 1003

mollitum

Back 1003

mollio, mollire, mollivi, mollitum: "to soften; make calm, less hostile"

Front 1004

pugno

Back 1004

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum: "to fight"

Front 1005

pugnare

Back 1005

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum: "to fight"

Front 1006

pugnavi

Back 1006

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum: "to fight"

Front 1007

pugnatum

Back 1007

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum: "to fight"

Front 1008

respondeo

Back 1008

respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsum: "to answer"

Front 1009

respondere

Back 1009

respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsum: "to answer"

Front 1010

respondi

Back 1010

respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsum: "to answer"

Front 1011

responsum

Back 1011

respondeo, respondere, respondi, responsum: "to answer"

Front 1012

surgo

Back 1012

surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectum: "to get up, to rise up, to arise"

Front 1013

surgere

Back 1013

surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectum: "to get up, to rise up, to arise"

Front 1014

surrexi

Back 1014

surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectum: "to get up, to rise up, to arise"

Front 1015

surrectum

Back 1015

surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectum: "to get up, to rise up, to arise"

Front 1016

ceteri

Back 1016

-ae, -a (pl. adj.): "the remaining, the rest, the other, all the others"

Front 1017

quantus

Back 1017

-a, -um: "how large, how great, how much"

Front 1018

ridiculus

Back 1018

-a, -um: "laughable, ridiculous"

Front 1019

vivus

Back 1019

-a, -um: "alive, living; lively"

Front 1020

furtim

Back 1020

"stealthily, secretly"

Front 1021

mox

Back 1021

"soon"

Front 1022

primo

Back 1022

"at first, at the beginning"

Front 1023

repente

Back 1023

"suddenly"

Front 1024

unde

Back 1024

"whence, from what or which place, from which, from whom"

Front 1025

utrum ... an

Back 1025

"whether ... or"

Front 1026

cognosco

Back 1026

cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum: "to become acquainted with, learn, recognize"

Front 1027

cognoscere

Back 1027

cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum: "to become acquainted with, learn, recognize"

Front 1028

cognovi

Back 1028

cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum: "to become acquainted with, learn, recognize"

Front 1029

cognitum

Back 1029

cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum: "to become acquainted with, learn, recognize"

Front 1030

comprehendo

Back 1030

comprehendo, comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensum: "to grasp, seize, arrest; comprehend, understand"

Front 1031

comprehendere

Back 1031

comprehendo, comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensum: "to grasp, seize, arrest; comprehend, understand"

Front 1032

comprehendi

Back 1032

comprehendo, comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensum: "to grasp, seize, arrest; comprehend, understand"

Front 1033

comprehensum

Back 1033

comprehendo, comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensum: "to grasp, seize, arrest; comprehend, understand"

Front 1034

consumo

Back 1034

consumo, consumere, consumpsi, consumptum: "to consume, use up"

Front 1035

consumere

Back 1035

consumo, consumere, consumpsi, consumptum: "to consume, use up"

Front 1036

consumpsi

Back 1036

consumo, consumere, consumpsi, consumptum: "to consume, use up"

Front 1037

consumptum

Back 1037

consumo, consumere, consumpsi, consumptum: "to consume, use up"

Front 1038

dubito

Back 1038

dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatum: "to doubt, hesitate"

Front 1039

dubitare

Back 1039

dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatum: "to doubt, hesitate"

Front 1040

dubitavi

Back 1040

dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatum: "to doubt, hesitate"

Front 1041

dubitatum

Back 1041

dubito, dubitare, dubitavi, dubitatum: "to doubt, hesitate"

Front 1042

expono

Back 1042

expono, exponere, exposui, expositum: "to set forth, explain, expose"

Front 1043

exponere

Back 1043

expono, exponere, exposui, expositum: "to set forth, explain, expose"

Front 1044

exposui

Back 1044

expono, exponere, exposui, expositum: "to set forth, explain, expose"

Front 1045

expositum

Back 1045

expono, exponere, exposui, expositum: "to set forth, explain, expose"

Front 1046

minuo

Back 1046

minuo, minuere, minui, minutum: "to lessen, diminish"

Front 1047

minuere

Back 1047

minuo, minuere, minui, minutum: "to lessen, diminish"

Front 1048

minui

Back 1048

minuo, minuere, minui, minutum: "to lessen, diminish"

Front 1049

minutum

Back 1049

minuo, minuere, minui, minutum: "to lessen, diminish"

Front 1050

rogo

Back 1050

rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatum: "to ask"

Front 1051

rogare

Back 1051

rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatum: "to ask"

Front 1052

rogavi

Back 1052

rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatum: "to ask"

Front 1053

rogatum

Back 1053

rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatum: "to ask"

Front 1054

penny

Back 1054

as, assis, m.: "as, (a small copper coin: penny)"

Front 1055

auxilium

Back 1055

-i, n.: "aid, help"

Front 1056

digitus

Back 1056

-i, m.: "finger, toe"

Front 1057

elephantus

Back 1057

-i, m. or f.: "elephant"

Front 1058

exsilium

Back 1058

-i, n.: "exile"

Front 1059

invidia

Back 1059

-ae, f.: "envy, jealousy, hatred"

Front 1060

mediocris

Back 1060

mediocris, mediocre: "ordinary, moderate, mediocre"

Front 1061

apud

Back 1061

(+acc.): "among, in the presence of, at the house of"

Front 1062

semel

Back 1062

"a single time, once, once and for all, simultaneously"

Front 1063

usque

Back 1063

"all the way (to), up (to), even (to), continuously, always"

Front 1064

doleo

Back 1064

doleo, dolere, dolui, doliturum: "to grieve, suffer, hurt, give pain"

Front 1065

dolere

Back 1065

doleo, dolere, dolui, doliturum: "to grieve, suffer, hurt, give pain"

Front 1066

dolui

Back 1066

doleo, dolere, dolui, doliturum: "to grieve, suffer, hurt, give pain"

Front 1067

doliturum

Back 1067

doleo, dolere, dolui, doliturum: "to grieve, suffer, hurt, give pain"

Front 1068

dormio

Back 1068

dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitum: "to sleep"

Front 1069

dormire

Back 1069

dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitum: "to sleep"

Front 1070

dormivi

Back 1070

dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitum: "to sleep"

Front 1071

dormitum

Back 1071

dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitum: "to sleep"

Front 1072

fero

Back 1072

fero, ferre, tuli, latum: "to bear, carry, bring; suffer, endure, tolerate; say, report"

Front 1073

ferre

Back 1073

fero, ferre, tuli, latum: "to bear, carry, bring; suffer, endure, tolerate; say, report"

Front 1074

tuli

Back 1074

fero, ferre, tuli, latum: "to bear, carry, bring; suffer, endure, tolerate; say, report"

Front 1075

latum

Back 1075

fero, ferre, tuli, latum: "to bear, carry, bring; suffer, endure, tolerate; say, report"

Front 1076

adfero

Back 1076

adfero, adferre, attuli, allatum: "to bring to"

Front 1077

adferre

Back 1077

adfero, adferre, attuli, allatum: "to bring to"

Front 1078

attuli

Back 1078

adfero, adferre, attuli, allatum: "to bring to"

Front 1079

allatum

Back 1079

adfero, adferre, attuli, allatum: "to bring to"

Front 1080

confero

Back 1080

confero, conferre, contuli, collatum: "to bring together, compare; confer, bestow"

Front 1081

conferre

Back 1081

confero, conferre, contuli, collatum: "to bring together, compare; confer, bestow"

Front 1082

contuli

Back 1082

confero, conferre, contuli, collatum: "to bring together, compare; confer, bestow"

Front 1083

collatum

Back 1083

confero, conferre, contuli, collatum: "to bring together, compare; confer, bestow"

Front 1084

offero

Back 1084

offero, offerre, obtuli, oblatum: "to offer"

Front 1085

offerre

Back 1085

offero, offerre, obtuli, oblatum: "to offer"

Front 1086

obtuli

Back 1086

offero, offerre, obtuli, oblatum: "to offer"

Front 1087

oblatum

Back 1087

offero, offerre, obtuli, oblatum: "to offer"

Front 1088

refero

Back 1088

refero, referre, rettuli, relatum: "to carry back, bring back; repeat, answer, report"

Front 1089

referre

Back 1089

refero, referre, rettuli, relatum: "to carry back, bring back; repeat, answer, report"

Front 1090

rettuli

Back 1090

refero, referre, rettuli, relatum: "to carry back, bring back; repeat, answer, report"

Front 1091

relatum

Back 1091

refero, referre, rettuli, relatum: "to carry back, bring back; repeat, answer, report"

Front 1092

invideo

Back 1092

invideo, invidere, invidi, invisum: "to be envious, to hate; (+dat.) to look at (dat.) w. envy, to be jealous of (dat.)"

Front 1093

occido

Back 1093

occido, occidere, occidi, occasum: "to fall down; die; set"

Front 1094

fers

Back 1094

2nd sg. pr. ind. act. fero
"you bear, carry; you suffer; you report"

Front 1095

fert

Back 1095

3rd sg. pr. ind. act. fero
"he bears, carries; he suffers; he reports"

Front 1096

invidere

Back 1096

invideo, invidere, invidi, invisum: "to be envious, to hate; (+dat.) to look at (dat.) w. envy, to be jealous of (dat.)"

Front 1097

invidi

Back 1097

invideo, invidere, invidi, invisum: "to be envious, to hate; (+dat.) to look at (dat.) w. envy, to be jealous of (dat.)"

Front 1098

invisum

Back 1098

invideo, invidere, invidi, invisum: "to be envious, to hate; (+dat.) to look at (dat.) w. envy, to be jealous of (dat.)"

Front 1099

occidere

Back 1099

occido, occidere, occidi, occasum: "to fall down; die; set"

Front 1100

occidi

Back 1100

occido, occidere, occidi, occasum: "to fall down; die; set"

Front 1101

occasum

Back 1101

occido, occidere, occidi, occasum: "to fall down; die; set"

Front 1102

quam primum

Back 1102

as soon as possible

Front 1103

longe

Back 1103

longe, longius, longissime (adv): far, further, furthest

Front 1104

liberrime

Back 1104

libere, liberius, liberrime (adv.): freely, more freely, most freely

Front 1105

pulchrius

Back 1105

pulchre, pulchrius, pulcherrime: beautifully, more b., most b.

Front 1106

fortiter

Back 1106

fortiter, fortius, fortissime (adv.): bravely, more bravely, most bravely

Front 1107

celerius

Back 1107

celeriter, celerius, celerrime (adv.): quickly, more quickly, most quickly

Front 1108

acerrime

Back 1108

acriter, acrius, acerrime (adv.): keenly, more keenly, most keenly

Front 1109

feliciter

Back 1109

feliciter, felicius, felicissime (adv.): happily, more h., most h.

Front 1110

sapientius

Back 1110

sapienter, sapientius, sapientissime (adv.): wisely, more w., most w.

Front 1111

facillime

Back 1111

facile, facilius, facillime (adv.): easily, more e., most e.

Front 1112

bene

Back 1112

bene, melius, optime (adv.): well, better, best

Front 1113

male

Back 1113

male, peius, pessime (adv.): badly, worse, worst

Front 1114

multum

Back 1114

multum, plus, plurimum (adv.): much, more (quantity), most

Front 1115

magnopere

Back 1115

magnopere, magis, maxime (adv.): greatly, more (quality), most/especially

Front 1116

parum

Back 1116

parum, minus, minime (adv.): little, less, least

Front 1117

prius

Back 1117

before, earlier

Front 1118

primo

Back 1118

first, at first

Front 1119

primum

Back 1119

in the first place, first (in a series)

Front 1120

diutius

Back 1120

adv.: a longer time

Front 1121

diutissime

Back 1121

adv.: the longest time, a very long time

Front 1122

custodia

Back 1122

-ae, f.: protection, custody; pl. guards

Front 1123

exercitus

Back 1123

-us, m.: army

Front 1124

paupertas

Back 1124

-tatis, f.: poverty, humble circumstances

Front 1125

dives

Back 1125

gen. divitis or ditis: rich

Front 1126

par

Back 1126

gen. paris (+dat.): equal, like

Front 1127

dummodo

Back 1127

(conj. + subj.): provided that, so long as

Front 1128

malo

Back 1128

malo, malle, malui: to want (sth.) more/instead; to prefer

Front 1129

malle

Back 1129

malo, malle, malui: to want (sth.) more/instead; to prefer

Front 1130

malui

Back 1130

malo, malle, malui: to want (sth.) more/instead; to prefer

Front 1131

nolo

Back 1131

nolo, nolle, nolui: to not wish, to be unwilling

Front 1132

nolle

Back 1132

nolo, nolle, nolui: to not wish, to be unwilling

Front 1133

nolui

Back 1133

nolo, nolle, nolui: to not wish, to be unwilling

Front 1134

pateo

Back 1134

pateo, patere, patui: to be open, lie open; be accessible; be evident

Front 1135

patere

Back 1135

pateo, patere, patui: to be open, lie open; be accessible; be evident

Front 1136

patui

Back 1136

pateo, patere, patui: to be open, lie open; be accessible; be evident

Front 1137

praebeo

Back 1137

praebeo, praebere, praebui, praebitum: to offer, provide

Front 1138

praebere

Back 1138

praebeo, praebere, praebui, praebitum: to offer, provide

Front 1139

praebui

Back 1139

praebeo, praebere, praebui, praebitum: to offer, provide

Front 1140

promitto

Back 1140

promitto, promittere, promisi, promissum: to send forth; to promise

Front 1141

promittere

Back 1141

promitto, promittere, promisi, promissum: to send forth; to promise

Front 1142

promisi

Back 1142

promitto, promittere, promisi, promissum: to send forth; to promise

Front 1143

promissum

Back 1143

promitto, promittere, promisi, promissum: to send forth; to promise

Front 1144

volo

Back 1144

volo, velle, volui: to wish, want, be willing

Front 1145

velle

Back 1145

volo, velle, volui: to wish, want, be willing

Front 1146

volui

Back 1146

volo, velle, volui: to wish, want, be willing

Front 1147

initium

Back 1147

-ii, n.: "beginning, commencement"

Front 1148

ops

Back 1148

ops, opis, f.: "help, aid"

Front 1149

philosophus

Back 1149

-i, m.: "philosopher"

Front 1150

opes

Back 1150

opes, opum, f.pl.: "power, resources, wealth"

Front 1151

plebs

Back 1151

plebs, plebis, f.: "the common people, the populace"

Front 1152

sal

Back 1152

sal, salis, m.: "salt; wit"

Front 1153

speculum

Back 1153

-i, n.: "mirror"

Front 1154

si quis/quid; nisi ..., ne ..., num ...

Back 1154

anyone, anything, someone, something

Front 1155

candidus

Back 1155

-a, -um: "shining, bright, white; beautiful"

Front 1156

merus

Back 1156

-a, -um: "undiluted, pure"

Front 1157

suavis

Back 1157

suavis, suave: "sweet"

Front 1158

-ve

Back 1158

"or"

Front 1159

heu

Back 1159

"ah! alas!"

Front 1160

subito

Back 1160

"suddenly"

Front 1161

recuso

Back 1161

recuso, -are, -avi, -atum: "to refuse"

Front 1162

anima

Back 1162

-ae, f.: "soul, spirit"

Front 1163

remissio

Back 1163

remissio, remissionis, f.: "a letting go, release; relaxation"

Front 1164

vox

Back 1164

vox, vocis, f.: "voice, word"

Front 1165

adversus

Back 1165

-a, -um: "opposite, adverse"

Front 1166

talis

Back 1166

talis, tale: "such, of such a sort"

Front 1167

vae

Back 1167

"alas! woe!" (often +dat.)

Front 1168

arbitror

Back 1168

arbitror, arbitrari, arbitratus sum: "to judge, think"

Front 1169

arbitrari

Back 1169

arbitror, arbitrari, arbitratus sum: "to judge, think"

Front 1170

arbitratus sum

Back 1170

arbitror, arbitrari, arbitratus sum: "to judge, think"

Front 1171

conor

Back 1171

conor, conari, conatus sum: "to try, attempt"

Front 1172

conari

Back 1172

conor, conari, conatus sum: "to try, attempt"

Front 1173

conatus sum

Back 1173

conor, conari, conatus sum: "to try, attempt"

Front 1174

cresco

Back 1174

cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum: "to increase"

Front 1175

crescere

Back 1175

cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum: "to increase"

Front 1176

crevi

Back 1176

cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum: "to increase"

Front 1177

cretum

Back 1177

cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum: "to increase"

Front 1178

egredior

Back 1178

egredior, egredi, egressus sum: "to go out"

Front 1179

egredi

Back 1179

egredior, egredi, egressus sum: "to go out"

Front 1180

egressus sum

Back 1180

egredior, egredi, egressus sum: "to go out"

Front 1181

fateor

Back 1181

fateor, fateri, fassus sum: "to confess, admit"

Front 1182

fateri

Back 1182

fateor, fateri, fassus sum: "to confess, admit"

Front 1183

fassus sum

Back 1183

fateor, fateri, fassus sum: "to confess, admit"

Front 1184

hortor

Back 1184

hortor, hortari, hortatus sum: "to encourage, urge"

Front 1185

hortari

Back 1185

hortor, hortari, hortatus sum: "to encourage, urge"

Front 1186

hortatus sum

Back 1186

hortor, hortari, hortatus sum: "to encourage, urge"

Front 1187

loquor

Back 1187

loquor, loqui, locutus sum: "to say, speak"

Front 1188

loqui

Back 1188

loquor, loqui, locutus sum: "to say, speak"

Front 1189

locutus sum

Back 1189

loquor, loqui, locutus sum: "to say, speak"

Front 1190

molior

Back 1190

molior, moliri, molitus sum: "to work at, to build, undertake, plan"

Front 1191

moliri

Back 1191

molior, moliri, molitus sum: "to work at, to build, undertake, plan"

Front 1192

molitus sum

Back 1192

molior, moliri, molitus sum: "to work at, to build, undertake, plan"

Front 1193

morior

Back 1193

morior, mori, mortuus sum (fut. act. part. moriturus): "to die"

Front 1194

mori

Back 1194

morior, mori, mortuus sum (fut. act. part. moriturus): "to die"

Front 1195

mortuus sum

Back 1195

morior, mori, mortuus sum (fut. act. part. moriturus): "to die"

Front 1196

nascor

Back 1196

nascor, nasci, natus sum: "to be born; to spring forth; arise"

Front 1197

nasci

Back 1197

nascor, nasci, natus sum: "to be born; to spring forth; arise"

Front 1198

natus sum

Back 1198

nascor, nasci, natus sum: "to be born; to spring forth; arise"

Front 1199

patior

Back 1199

patior, pati, passus sum: "to suffer, endure permit"

Front 1200

pati

Back 1200

patior, pati, passus sum: "to suffer, endure permit"

Front 1201

passus sum

Back 1201

patior, pati, passus sum: "to suffer, endure; permit"

Front 1202

proficiscor

Back 1202

proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum: "to set out, to start"

Front 1203

proficisci

Back 1203

proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum: "to set out, to start"

Front 1204

profectus sum

Back 1204

proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum: "to set out, to start"

Front 1205

rusticor

Back 1205

rusticor, rusticari, rusticatus sum: "to live in the country"

Front 1206

rusticari

Back 1206

rusticor, rusticari, rusticatus sum: "to live in the country"

Front 1207

rusticatus sum

Back 1207

rusticor, rusticari, rusticatus sum: "to live in the country"

Front 1208

sedeo

Back 1208

sedeo, sedere, sedi, sessum: "to sit"

Front 1209

sequor

Back 1209

sequor, sequi, secutus sum: "to follow"

Front 1210

sequi

Back 1210

sequor, sequi, secutus sum: "to follow"

Front 1211

secutus sum

Back 1211

sequor, sequi, secutus sum: "to follow"

Front 1212

specto

Back 1212

specto, -are, -avi, -atum: "to look at, to see"

Front 1213

spectare

Back 1213

specto, -are, -avi, -atum: "to look at, to see"

Front 1214

spectavi

Back 1214

specto, -are, -avi, -atum: "to look at, to see"

Front 1215

spectatum

Back 1215

specto, -are, -avi, -atum: "to look at, to see"

Front 1216

utor

Back 1216

utor, uti, usus sum (+abl.): "to use; enjoy; experience"

Front 1217

aestas

Back 1217

aestas, aestatis, f.: "summer"

Front 1218

ianua

Back 1218

-ae, f.: "door"

Front 1219

pectus

Back 1219

pectus, pectoris, n.: "breast, heart"

Front 1220

praemium

Back 1220

-ii, n.: "reward, prize"

Front 1221

iratus

Back 1221

-a, -um: "angry"

Front 1222

antepono

Back 1222

antepono, anteponere, anteposui, antepositum: "to put before; to prefer"

Front 1223

foveo

Back 1223

foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum: to comfort, nurture, cherish

Front 1224

fovere

Back 1224

foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum: to comfort, nurture, cherish

Front 1225

fovi

Back 1225

foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum: to comfort, nurture, cherish

Front 1226

fotum

Back 1226

foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum: to comfort, nurture, cherish

Front 1227

ignosco

Back 1227

ignosco, ignoscere, ignovi, ignotum (+dat.): "to grant pardon, to forgive"

Front 1228

impero

Back 1228

impero, -are, -avi, -atum (+dat.): "to give orders, command"

Front 1229

imperare

Back 1229

impero, -are, -avi, -atum (+dat.): "to give orders, command"

Front 1230

imperavi

Back 1230

impero, -are, -avi, -atum (+dat.): "to give orders, command"

Front 1231

imperatum

Back 1231

impero, -are, -avi, -atum (+dat.): "to give orders, command"

Front 1232

noceo

Back 1232

noceo, nocere, nocui, nocitum (+dat.): "to do harm, hurt, injure"

Front 1233

nocere

Back 1233

noceo, nocere, nocui, nocitum (+dat.): "to do harm, hurt, injure"

Front 1234

nocui

Back 1234

noceo, nocere, nocui, nocitum (+dat.): "to do harm, hurt, injure"

Front 1235

nocitum

Back 1235

noceo, nocere, nocui, nocitum (+dat.): "to do harm, hurt, injure"

Front 1236

nubo

Back 1236

nubo, nubere, nupsi, nupitum (+dat.): "to cover, veil; to marry, be married to"

Front 1237

nubere

Back 1237

nubo, nubere, nupsi, nupitum (+dat.): "to cover, veil; to marry, be married to"

Front 1238

nupsi

Back 1238

nubo, nubere, nupsi, nupitum (+dat.): "to cover, veil; to marry, be married to"

Front 1239

nupitum

Back 1239

nubo, nubere, nupsi, nupitum (+dat.): "to cover, veil; to marry, be married to"

Front 1240

parco

Back 1240

parco, parcere, peperci, parsurum (+dat.): "to be lenient to, to spare"

Front 1241

parcere

Back 1241

parco, parcere, peperci, parsurum (+dat.): "to be lenient to, to spare"

Front 1242

peperci

Back 1242

parco, parcere, peperci, parsurum (+dat.): "to be lenient to, to spare"

Front 1243

parsurum

Back 1243

parco, parcere, peperci, parsurum (+dat.): "to be lenient to, to spare"

Front 1244

pareo

Back 1244

pareo, parere, parui (+dat.): "to be obedient to, to obey"

Front 1245

parere

Back 1245

pareo, parere, parui (+dat.): "to be obedient to, to obey"

Front 1246

parui

Back 1246

pareo, parere, parui (+dat.): "to be obedient to, to obey"

Front 1247

persuadeo

Back 1247

persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasum (+dat.): "to persuade, convince"

Front 1248

persuadere

Back 1248

persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasum (+dat.): "to persuade, convince"

Front 1249

persuasi

Back 1249

persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasum (+dat.): "to persuade, convince"

Front 1250

persuasum

Back 1250

persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuaum (+dat.): "to persuade, convince"

Front 1251

placeo

Back 1251

placeo, placere, placui, placitum (+dat.): "to be pleasing to, to please"

Front 1252

placere

Back 1252

placeo, placere, placui, placitum (+dat.): "to be pleasing to, to please"

Front 1253

placui

Back 1253

placeo, placere, placui, placitum (+dat.): "to be pleasing to, to please"

Front 1254

placitum

Back 1254

placeo, placere, placui, placitum (+dat.): "to be pleasing to, to please"

Front 1255

sapio

Back 1255

sapio, sapere, sapivi: "to have good taste; to have good sense, to be wise"

Front 1256

sapere

Back 1256

sapio, sapere, sapivi: "to have good taste; to have good sense, to be wise"

Front 1257

sapivi

Back 1257

sapio, sapere, sapivi: "to have good taste; to have good sense, to be wise"

Front 1258

servio

Back 1258

servio, servire, servivi, servitum (+dat.): to be a slave to, to serve"

Front 1259

servire

Back 1259

servio, servire, servivi, servitum (+dat.): to be a slave to, to serve"

Front 1260

servivi

Back 1260

servio, servire, servivi, servitum (+dat.): to be a slave to, to serve"

Front 1261

servitum

Back 1261

servio, servire, servivi, servitum (+dat.): to be a slave to, to serve"

Front 1262

studeo

Back 1262

studeo, studere, studui (+dat.): "to be zealous for, to study"

Front 1263

studere

Back 1263

studeo, studere, studui (+dat.): "to be zealous for, to study"

Front 1264

studui

Back 1264

studeo, studere, studui (+dat.): "to be zealous for, to study"

Front 1265

subrideo

Back 1265

subrideo, subridere, subrisi, subrisum: "to smile (down) upon"

Front 1266

miror

Back 1266

miror, mirari, miratus sum: "to marvel at, admire, wonder"

Front 1267

mirari

Back 1267

miror, mirari, miratus sum: "to marvel at, admire, wonder"

Front 1268

miratus sum

Back 1268

miror, mirari, miratus sum: "to marvel at, admire, wonder"