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aureus -a -um
golden
defessus -a -um
tired, worn out, weary
medius -a -um
middle of
motus -a -um
moved, influenced
remoratus -a -um
delayed again, hindered
summus -a -um
top of, highest
tertius -a -um
third
deterritus -a -um
deterred
durus -a -um
hard, harsh
innubus -a -um
unwed
tantus -a -um
such a great, so great
tardus -a -um
late, slow
victus -a -um
conquered, beaten
incertus -a -um
uncertain, unsure
mortuus -a -um
dead
cruentus -a -um
bloody
dignus -a -um +abl
worthy (of)
prior, prius (comparative)
before, earlier
purpureus -a -um
purple
vicinus -a -um
neighboring, near (to)
acutus -a -um
sharp
alter -era -erum;

alter... alter
the other; the one... the other
contentus -a -um
satisfied
hic, haec, hoc
this; he she it;

the latter
ille, illa, illud
that; he she it;

the former
obtusus -a -um
dull, blunt
tuus -a -um
your (sing.)
alius -ia -iud
other, another
obscurus -a -um
dark
vester -tra -trum
your (pl.)
impius -a -ium
wicked, impious
ipse, ipssa, ipsum
self, himself, herself, itself, themselves, myself, yourself
iustus -a -um
just, upright, true
receptus -a -um
received
timidus -a -um
timid
apertus -a -um
open
clausus -a -um
closed
duo, duae, duo
two
factus -a -um
done, made
immensus -a -um
immense
maeiorem
greater
noster -tra -trum
our
pius -a -um
pious, reverent
plenus -a -um
full
verus -a -um
true
benignus -a -um
kind (to)
feus -a -um
wild
natus -a -um
born
pronus -a -um
bent over, prone
raucus -a -um
hoarse
supplex -cis
as a suppliant, pleading
territus -a -um
terrified
carus -a -um
dear (to)
formosus -a -um
beautiful, shapely
gratus -a -um +dat.
pleasing (to)
herbosus -a -um
grassy
neglectus -a -um
neglected
notus -a -um
familiar, well-known
pretiosus -a -um
costly
solus -a -um
alone lone, only
ceterus -a -um
other, rest of
densus -a -um
thick, dense
miser -era -erum
wretched, unhappy, miserable
nullus -a -um
no, none
umbrosus -a -um
shady
planus -a -um
equal, level, even, flat
ultimus -a -um
last
beatus -a -um
blessed
clarus -a -um
famous, illustriuos, bright, shinning, clear
multus -a -um
much, many (pl.)
sanctus -a -um
sacred
longus -a -um
long
bonus -a -um
good
malus -a -um
bad, evil
minimus -a -um
very small, little
minor
smaller
optimus -a -um
very good, excellent