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Euclio
Euclio
famili-a
household
fili-a
daughter
Phaedr-a
Phaedra
seru-a
slave-woman
Staphyl-a
Staphyla
aul-a -ae 1f.
pot
aur-um -i 2n
gold
coqu-us -i 2m
cook
coron-a -ae
garland
ego
I
Lar, Lar-
Lar (household god)
me
me
scaen-a -ae 1f
stage
seru-us -i 2m
male slave
te
you (s)
tu
you (s)
cur-a -ae 1f
care, worry, concern
de-us -i 2m
god
thesaur-us -i 2m
treasure
unguent-um -i 2n
ointment
aedis aed-is 3f
temple
aed-es -ium 3fpl
house
fur fur-is 3m
thief
honor honor-is 3m
respect
senex sen-is 3m
old man
aqu-a -ae 1f
water
domin-us -i 2m
master, lord
ocul-us -i 2m
eye
uicin-us -i 2m
neighbour(ing)
ignis ign-is 3m
fie
femin-a -ae 1f
woman
pecuni-a -ae 1f
money
puell-a -ae 1f
girl
fili-us -i 2m
son
uir uir-i 2m
man, husband
diues diuit-is 3mf
rich (person)
frater fratr-is 3m
brother
pater patr-is 3m
father
pauper pauper-is 3mf
poor (person)
soror soror-is 3f
sister
uxor uxor-is 3f
wife
nomen nomen-is 3n
name
domum
home
domi
at home
plen-us -a -um
full (of) + gen
mult-us -a -um
much, many
null-us -a -um
no, none
mal-us -a -um
bad, evil, wicked
me-us -a -um
me, mine
(voc. mi 'O my')
salu-us -a -um
safe
tu-us -a -um
your(s)
miser miser-a miser-um
miserable, unhappy, wretched
magn-us -a -um
great, large
optim-us -a -um
best, very good
pulcher pulchr-a -um
beautiful
habit-o
I dwell
cel-o
I hide
clam-o
I shout
intr-o
I enter
port-o
I carry
uoc-o
I call
habe-o
I have
I hold, regard
time-o
I fear, am afraid (of)
am-o
I love
cur-o
I look after, care for
d-o
I give
explic-o
I tell, explain
supplic-o
I make prayers (to)
posside-o 2
I have, hold, possess
uide-o 2
I see
cogit-o 1
I ponder, reflect, consider
rog-o 1
I ask
seru-o 1
I save, keep
st-o 1
I stand
uerber-o 1
I flog, beat
uex-o 1
I annoy, trouble, worry
mane-o 2
I remain, wait
mone-o 2
I advise, warn
tace-o 2
I am silent
eo
I go, come out
exeo
I come, go out
abeo
I come, go away
adeo
I go, come to, approach
redeo
I return
habeo 2
I have
I hold, regard
iube-o 2 iuss-
I order, command, tell
uale
goodbye!
duc-o 3 dux- duct-
I lead
domum, duco
I take home, marry
dic-o 3 dix- dict-
I speak, say
audi-o 4
I hear, listen to
et
and, also, too, even
ad (+acc)
to(wards), at
autem
but
(2nd word in Latin, to be translated first word in English)
cur
why?
deinde
next
enim
for, because
(2nd word)
igitur
therefore
(usually 2nd word)
in (+acc)
into, onto
in (+abl)
in, on
nam
for, because
(1st word)
non
no(t)
nunc
now
quoque
also
sed
but
semper
always
si
if
sub (+abl)
under, beneath
clam
secretly
quare
why?
quod
because
tamen
however, but
tandem
at length
e, ex (+abl)
out of, from
neque
neither, and...not, nor
numquam
never
quid?
what?
statim
at once
ut
how!
a, ab (+abl)
away from
ita
so, thus, yes
nec
and...not, neither; nor
nimis
too much (of) + gen
-que
and
satis
enough (of) + gen
tum
then
ut
as, when (how!)
quoque
also
exiti-um -i 2n
death, destruction
explic-o 1
I tell, explain
ingeni-u i 2n
talent, ability
pericul-um -i 2n
danger
quare
why?
quod
because
somni-um -i 2n
dream
abeo abire abii abitum
I come, go away
adeo adire adii aditum
I go, come to, approach
aqu-a -ae 1f
water
eo ire ii itum
I go, come
exeo exire exii exitum
I go out, come out
ignis ign-is 3m
fire
maneo 2 mansi mansum
I remain, wait
ocul-us -i 2m
eye
quid
what? why?
culter cultr-i 2m
knife
puer puer-i 2m
boy
qui quae quod
which? what? who, which
quis quid
what
tum
then
anim-us -i 2m
mind, spirit, heart
bene
well, thoroughly, rightly, good! fine!
bon-us -a -um
good, brave, fit, honest
consili-um -i 2n
plan, advice, judgement
dos, dot-is 3f
dowry
fac
imperative s. of facio
facinus facinor-is 3n
deed, crime, endeavour
fer
imperative s. of fero
hodie
today
homo homin-is 3m
man, fellow
i
imperative s. of eo
irrideo irrisi irrisus
I laugh at, mock
-ne
added to the first word of a sentence to make a question
nupti-ae -arum 1f. pl.
marriage-rites
occidi
I'm done for
onus oner-is 3n
load, burden
perii
I'm lost
posco 3 poposci
I demand
promitto 3 promisi promissus
I promise
quasi
as if, like
quid consili
what (of) plan?
salue
welcome!
scelus sceler-is 3n
crime, villainy; criminal, villain
secum
with/to himself/herself
ubi
where (at)? when?
uolo uelle uolui
I wish, want
amitto 3 amisi amissus
I lose
apud (+acc)
at the house of, in the hands of, in the works of; among
audax audac-is
brave, bold, resolute
aufero auferre abstuli ablatus
I take away (x acc. from y dat.)
aut
or
aut...aut
either...or
cen-a ae 1f
dinner
ciuis ciu-is 3m and f
citizen
coquo 3 coxi coctus
I cook
dormio 4
I sleep
facil-is e
easy
fugio 3/4 fugi fugiturus
I escape, run off, flee
ineo inire inii initum
I enter, go in
ingens ingent-is
huge, large, lavish
inuenio inuenire 4 inuentum
I find
mitto 3 misi missus
I send
nihil (nil) (indecl. n)
nothing
nos
we
omn-is e
all, every
quid negoti
whar (of) business, problem, trouble?
scio 4
I know
trist-is e
sad, gloomy, unhappy
turb-a ae 1f
crown, mob
ubi
where (at)? when?
uos
you (pl)
aequ-us a um
fair, balanced, equal
age!
come!
audaci-a ae 1f.
boldness, cockiness
certe
without doubt
certo
for a fact
continentia-a ae 1f.
self-control, restraint
credo 3 credidi creditum
I believe (+dat); I entrust (X acc. to Y dat.)
fan-um i 2n.
shrine
iuuenis iuuen-is is 3m.
young man
ostendo 3 ostendi ostensus (or ostentus)
I show, reveal
reddo 3 reddidi redditus
I return, give back
summ-us a um
highest, top of
tango 3 tetigi tactus
I touch, lay hand on
uirtus uirtut-is 3f.
manliness, courage; goodness
ac, atque
and
acer acr-is e
keen, sharp
adiuuo 1 adiuui adiutus
I help
alter alter-a alter-um
one (or other) of two (gen. s. alterius; dat. s. alteri)
bene
well; thoroughly; rightly; good! fine!
capio 3/4 cepi captus
I take, capture
celer celer-is celer-e
swift
centum
100
cum (+abl.)
(in company) with
de (+abl.)
about, concerning; from, down from
decem
ten
decipio 3/4 decipi deceptus
I deceive
difficil-is e
difficult
dom-us us 4f. (irr.)
home
dum
while
duo duae duo
two
iterum
again
lun-a ae 1f.
moon
malo malle malui
I prefer (X quam Y)
man-us us 4f.
hand; band
mendax mendac-is
lying, untruthful
milia mil-ium 3n. pl.
thousands
mille
1,000
modo
now; only
nolo nolle nolui
I refuse, am unwilling (+inf.)
nosternostr-a nostrum
our
nouem
nine
nox noct-is 3f.
night
octo
eight
offici-um i 2n.
duty, job
oppid-um i 2n.
town
possum posse potui
I am able, can; (+adv. I am powerful, have power)
quattuor
four
quinque
five
scribo 3 scripsi scriptus
I write
septem
seven
sex
six
sol sol-is 3m.
sun
sumpt-us us 4m.
expense(s)
tres tri-a
three
uester uestr-a uestr-um
your(s) (pl.)
ui-a ae 1f.
way, road
un-us a um (gen. s. unius; dat. s. uni)
one
adgredior (aggredior) dep. 3/4 adgressus (aggressus)
I approach, go up to; attack
ago 3 egi actus
I do, act; drive, lead, direct
at
but (often introduces a supposed objection)
caput caput-is 3n.
head; source, fount
cognosco 3 cognoui cognitus
I get to know, examine (perf. tense = I know, plup. = I knew)
dies die-i 5m. and f.
day
diligo 3 dilexi dilexctus
I love
domo
from home
ecce
look!
egredior 3/4 dep. egressus
I go/come out
inspicio 3/4 inspexi inspectus
I look into, inspect, examine
lego 3 legi lectus
I read
loquor 3 dep. locutus
I am speaking, say, talk
mecum
with/to myself
mentior 4 dep.
I lie
minor 1 dep.
I threaten (+dat.)
mox
soon
nescio 4
I do not know
nesci-us a um
ignorant (of +gen)
noli (+inf)
do not
obliuiscor 3 dep. oblitus
I forget
opinor 1 dep.
I think
opus oper-is 3n.
job, work, task
polliceor 2 dep.
I promise
precor 1 dep.
I pray, beg
progeredior 3/4 dep. progressus
I advance
quia
because
recordor 1 dep.
I remember
res re-i 5f.
thing, matter, business; property; affair
respondeo 2 respondi responsum
I reply
saeu-us a um
wild, angry
sapienti-a ae 1f.
wisdom
sequor 3 dep. secutus
I follow
sic
thus, in this way, so
stult-us a um
stupid
tam
so
uerb-um 2n.
word
conor 1 dep.
I try
defendo 3 defendi defensus
I defend
haud
not
hic haec hoc
this; this person/thing; (pl.) these
hinc
from here
iam
now, by now, already; presently
ille ill-a illud
that; that person/thing; (pl.) those
illuc
to there
irascor 3 dep. iratus
I grow angry (with X: dat.)
irat-us a um
angry
miles milit-is 3m.
soldier
mos mor-is 3m.
way, habit, custom; (pl.) character
mulier mulier-is 3f.
woman; wife
neco 1
I kill
opprimo 3 oppressi oppressus
I surprise, catch; crush
per (+acc.)
through, by; in the name of
quam
how! (+adj. or adv.); than
scelest-us a um
criminal, wicked
uideor 2 dep. uisus
I seem; I am seen
adsum adesse adfui
I am present, am at hand
ann-us i 2m.
year
ante (+acc.)
before, in front of
debeo 2
I ought (+infin.); owe
deleo 2 deleui deletus
I destroy
equ-us i 2m.
horse
exercit-us us 4m.
army
fio fieri factus
I become, am done, am made (passive of facio)
for-um i 2n.
forum (main business centre)
gero 3 gessi gestus
I do, conduct (bellum gero -- I wage war)
hic
here
hor-a ae 1f.
hour
in (+acc.)
against (into,onto)
post, postea
later, afterwards
praed-a ae 1f.
booty
pugno 1
I fight
sign-um i 2n.
seal; signal, sign; statue
sine (+abl.)
without
soluo 3 solui solutus
I release, undo
suspicor 1 dep.
I suspect
tacit-us a um
silent
tempum tempor-is 3n.
time
uero
indeed
uinco 3 uici uictus
I conquer
urbs urb-is 3f.
city
accipio 3/4 accepi acceptus
I receive, welcome; learn; obtain; I sustain, meet with
ambo ambae ambo
both (declined as duo)
audeo 2 semi-dep ausus
I dare
castigo
I rebuke
conspicor 1 dep.
I catch sight of
huc
(to) here
ibi
there
ingredior 3/4 dep. ingressus
I enter
mors mort-is 3f.
death
nisi
unless, if...not; except
patior 3/4 dep. passus
I endure, suffer; allow
pro (+abl.)
for, in return for; on behalf of; in front of
propter (+acc.)
on account of
quamquam
although
simil-is e
alike, similar; like X (+ gen.)
uit-a ae 1f.
life
uox uoc-is 3f.
voice; word
ambulo
I walk
bell-um i 2n.
war, conflict
bellum gero 3 gessi gestus
I wage war
dux duc-is 3m.
leader, general
fort-is e
brave, courageous; strong
imperi-um i 2n.
order, command
is e-a id
that; he, she, it
Iuppiter Iou-is 3m.
Jupiter, Jove
liber liber-a um
free
long-us a um
long
maior maior-is
greater, bigger
maxim-us a um
smallest, fewest, least
melior melior-is
better
minim-us a um
smallest, fewest, least
minor minor-is
smaller, fewer, less
niger nigr-a um
black
nuntio 1
I announce, proclaim
ob (+acc.)
on account of, because of
paru-us a um
small
peior peior-is
worse
pessim-us a um
worst
plures plur-ium
more
plurim-us a um
most, very much
plus plur-is 3n.
more; (adv.) more
quam
how! (+adj. or adv.); than
rex reg-is 3m.
king, monarch
uenio 4 ueni uentum
I come arrive
uictori-a ae 1f.
victory, triumph
umquam
ever
adipiscor dep. 3 adeptus
I get, gain, acquire
ager agr-i 2m.
land, field, territory
castr-a orum 2n. pl.
camp
celeriter
quickly
copi-ae arum 1f. pll.
troops
dedo 3 dedidi dedius
I hand over, surrender
eques equit-is 3m.
horseman; (pl.) cavalry; 'knight' (member of Roman business class)
ferociter
fiercely
fortiter
bravely
hortor 1 dep.
I urge, encourage
hostis host-is 3m.
enemy
legat-us i 2m.
ambassador
legio legion-is 3f.
legion
longe
far
magnopere
greatly
manus -us us 4f.
hand; band
multum (adv.)
much
nauis nau-is 3f.
ship
oppugno 1
I attack
oti-um i 2n.
cessation of conflict; leisure, inactivity
paulum
a little, slightly
pax pac-is 3f.
peace
proeli-um i 2n.
battle
proficiscor 3 dep. profectus
I set out
reduco 3 reduxi reductus
I lead back
se
himself, herself, itself, themselves
supero 1
I conquer, overcome; get the upper hand
su-us a um
his, her(s), their(s)
terr-a ae 1f.
land
dol-us 1 2m.
trick
etiam
still, even, as well; yes indeed
form-a ae 1f.
shape, looks; beauty
fort-is e
brave, courageous; strong
idem eadem idem
the same
magis
more
maxime
very much; most; yes
melius (adv.)
better
minus (adv.)
less
nemo nemin-is 3m. and f.
no one, nobody
nonne
surely?
pes ped-is 3m.
foot
placet 2 placuit/placitum est
it is pleasing (to X dat. to Y inf.); X (dat.) votes (to Y inf.)
pugn-us 2m.
fist
quando
since, when
sino 3 siui situs
I allow
tecum
with you, yourself
uer-us a um
true
auxili-um i 2n.
help
breu-is e
short, brief
faueo 2 faui fautum (+dat.)
I am favourable to, do service to
grati-a ae 1f.
thanks, recompense
gratias ago (+dat.)
I thank
impero 1 (+ dat.)
I give orders (to), command
inquit
(he) says (1st s. inquam. 2nd s. inquis, 3rd ppl. inquiunt)
licet 2 licuit/licitum est
it is permitted (to X dat. to Y infin.)
necesse est
it is necessary (for X dat. to Y inf.)
pareo 2 (+ dat.)
I obey
praesum praesse praefui praefuturus (+ dat.)
I am in charge of, at the head of
subito
suddenly
teneo 2
I hold
accuso 1
I accuse (X acc. of Y gen.)
amic-us i 2m.
friend, ally
apud (+ acc.)
at the house of, in the hands of, in the works of; among
clamor clamor-is 3m.
shout; outcry; noise
conicio 3/4 conieci coniectus
I throw
custos custod-is 3m. and f.
guard
fama fam-ae 1f.
rumour, report; reputation
impet-us us 4m.
attack
impetum facio
I make an attack
innocens innocent-is
guiltless
interea
meanwhile
iudex iudic-is 3m.
judge
iudico 1
I judge
laet-us a um
happy
lex leg-is 3f.
law
loc-us i 2m.
place (pl. loc-a orum 2n.)
magistrat-us us 4m.
magistrate, state official
nego 1
I deny, say that X is not the case (acc. + inf.)
negoti-um 1 2n.
business, work, duty
negotium habeo 2
I conduct business
num
surely ... not
nunti-us i 2m.
messenger
peruenio 4 perueni peruentum (ad + acc.)
I reach, arrive at, come to
pono 3 posui positus
I place, position, put
post, postea
later, afterwards
praeterea
besides, moreover
primo
at first
puto 1
I think
quid
what? why?
quidam quaedam quid-/quod-dam
a, a certain, some
relinquo 3 reliqui relictus
I leave, abandon
repello 3 reppuli repulsus
I drive back, drive out
repente
suddenly
reperio 4 repperi repertus
I find
sacer sacr-a um
holy, sacred
sacerdos sacerdot-is 3m. and f.
priest, priestess
sacr-a orum 2n. pl.
rites
senat-us us 4m.
senate
sentio 4 sensi sensus
I feel; understand; perceive, realise
sign-um i 2n.
seal; signal, sign; statue
soleo 2 (semi-dep) solitus
I am accustomed, am used (+ inf.)
templ-um i 2n.
temple
tollo 3 sustuli sublatus
I lift; remove, take away
tot-us a um
whole, complete (gen. s. totius; dat. s. toti)
ueto 1 uetui uetitus
I forbid
uirgo uirgin-is 3f.
young girl, virgin
uis (irr.) f.
force, violence (acc. uim, abl. ui)
pl. uires, uirium 3f.
strength; military forces