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fluvius
river
insula
island
oppidum
town
imperium
power
provincia
province, command
numerus
number
littera
letter
exemplum
example
magnus
great, large
parvus
small
Graecus
Greek
Romanus
Roman
multi
many
pauci
few
unus
one
duo
two
tres
three
sex
six
mille
thousand
primus
first
secundus
second
tertius
third
est
he/she/it is
sunt
they are
in
in, on
et
and
sed
but
non
not
quoque
also
-ne
(introduces a question)
ubi
where
num
(expects a "no" answer)
quid
what
vir
man
femina
woman
puer
boy
puella
girl
familia
family
pater
father
mater
mother
filius
son
filia
daughter
liberi
children
servus
slave
dominus
master
ancilla
female slave
domina
female master
liber
book
antiquus
old
novus
new
ceteri
other, rest
meus
my, mine
tuus
your
centum
hundred
duae
two
tria
three
-que
and
quis
who
qui, quae
who
cuius
whose
quot
how many
laetus
happy
iratus
angry
probus
good
improbus
bad
cantat
he/she/it sings
pulsat
he/she/it strikes
plorat
he/she/it cries
ridet
he/she/it laughs
videt
he/she/it sees
vocat
he/she/it calls
venit
he/she/it comes
interrogat
he/she/it asks
respondet
he/she/it answers
dormit
he/she/it sleeps
audit
he/she/it hears
verberat
he/she/it lashes
me
me
te
you
eum
him
eam
her
neque
and not
iam
now
cur
why
quia
because
hīc
here
qui, quae
who
quem, quam
whom
sacculus
small bag
pecunia
money
nummus
coin
mensa
table
baculum
cane
vacuus
empty
bonus
good
quattuor
four
quinque
five
septem
seven
octo
eight
novem
nine
decem
ten
habet
he/she/it has
numerat
he/she/it counts
adest
he/she/it is present
abest
he/she/it is away, absent
salutat
he/she/it greets
tacet
he/she/it is silent
accusat
he/she/it blames
ponit
he/she/it puts, places
sumit
he/she/it takes
discedit
he/she/it departs, goes away
imperat
he/she/it orders, commands
paret
he/she/it obeys
nullus
no, none
eius
his, her, its
suus
his own, her own, its own
is
he
quod
because
rursus
again
tantum
only
salve
hello
villa
country-house
hortus
garden
rosa
rose
lilium
lily
nasus
nose
ostium
door
fenestra
window
atrium
hall, reception hall
impluvium
bath
aqua
water
peristylum
courtyard
cubiculum
room
pulcher
beautiful
foedus
ugly
solus
alone, only
habitat
he/she/it lives
amat
he/she/it loves
carpit
he/she/it plucks
delectat
he/she/it is delighted
agit
he/she/it does, drives
etiam
also
cum
with
sine
without
ab
from, by
ex
out of, from
via
road, way
murus
wall
porta
gate
lectica
litter
saccus
bag
umerus
shoulder
amicus
friend
inimicus
enemy
equus
horse
longus
long
malus
bad, evil
fessus
tired
duodecim
twelve
it
he/she/it goes
eunt
they go
portat
he/she/it carries
ambulat
he/she/it walks
vehit
he/she/it carries
timet
he/she/it is afraid, fears
intrat
he/she/it enters
tam…quam
as…as
inter (+acc.)
between, among
prope (+acc.)
near
procul
far, at a distance
circum (+acc.)
around
ad (+acc.)
to, toward
ante (+acc.)
before, in front of
post (+acc.)
after, behind
a, ab (+abl.)
away from, by
apud (+acc.)
at, near
per (+acc.)
through
nam
for
itaque
and so, therefore
autem
however, moreover
unde
from where
quo
to where
oculus
eye
lacrima
tear
speculum
mirror
ostiarius
door-keeper
malum
apple
pirum
pear
osculum
kiss
formosus
beautiful
plenus
full
exspectat
he/she/it awaits
tenet
he/she/it holds
lacrimat
he/she/it cries
aperit
he/she/it opens
claudit
he/she/it closes
vertit
he/she/it turns
terget
he/she/it wipes
advenit
he/she/it arrives
inest
he/she/it is in
dat
he/she/it gives
adit
he/she/it goes toward, approaches
currit
he/she/it runs
exit
he/she/it goes out, leaves
es
be!
se
himself, herself, itself
hic, haec, hoc
this
immo
on the contrary
nonne
(expects a "yes" answer)
et…et
both…and
neque…neque
neither…nor
solum
alone, only
illic
there
e, ex
out of, from
ei
to him/her/it
iis
to them
cui
to whom
taberna
shop
gemma
gem
margarita
pearl
tabernarius
shopkeeper
ornamentum
ornament
anulus
ring
linea
thread, string
digitus
finger
collum
neck
pretium
price
sestertius
sesterce (a coin)
pecuniosus
wealthy, rich
gemmatus
adorned with gems
medius
middle
quartus
fourth
viginti
twenty
octaginta
eighty
nonaginta
ninety
vendit
he/she/it sells
consistit
he/she/it stands still
emit
he/she/it buys
aspicit
he/she/it looks at
abit
he/she/it goes away
accipit
he/she/it accepts, receives
ornat
he/she/it adorns
clamat
he/she/it shouts
monstrat
he/she/it shows, points out
ostendit
he/she/it shows
constat (+abl.)
he/she/it costs
convenit
he/she/it is fitting, suitable
alius
another, other
ille
that
tantus
so great
quantus
how great
satis
enough
nimis
too much
aut
or
campus
field
pastor
shepherd
canis
dog
ovis
sheep
cibus
food
herba
grass
rivus
river
mons
mountain
vallis
valley
collis
hill
arbor
tree
silva
forest
lupus
wolf
sol
sun
caelum
sky
terra
land
nubes
cloud
umbra
shade
vestigium
footprint, track
timor
fear
dens
tooth
clamor
a shout
modus
manner, way
albus
white
undecentum
99
ēst, edunt
he/she/it eats
bibit
he/she/it drinks
lucet
he/she/it shines
petit
he/she/it seeks, attacks
ducit
he/she/it leads
iacet
he/she/it lies down
relinquit
he/she/it leaves behind
latrat
he/she/it barks
errat
he/she/it wanders off, makes a mistake
quaerit
he/she/it seeks
reperit
he/she/it finds
ululat
he/she/it howls
balat
he/she/it baas, bleats
accurrit
he/she/it runs to
imponit
he/she/it puts on
ipse
--self, the very
procul
at a distance, far away
supra
above
sub
under, beneath
aer
air
ala
wing
pes
foot
cauda
tail
deus
god
mercator
merchant
nuntius
messenger
mare
sea
flumen
river
anima
breath, spirit
ramus
branch
folium
leaf
vox
voice
lectus
couch
ferus
wild
vivus
living
mortuus
dead
crassus
fat
tenuis
skinny
perterritus
terrified
capere
to take
volare
to fly
natare
to swim
movere
to move
facere
to do, make
vivere
to live
spirare
to breath
parere
to bring forth
ludere
to play
canere
to sing
audēre
to dare
occultare
to hide
ascendere
to climb
sustinere
to hold up, support
cadere
to fall
potest, possunt
he/she/it is able, they are able
vult, volunt
he/she/it wishes, they wish
necesse est
it is necessary
nemo
no one
cum
with (+abl.); when
quod
because
enim
for, because
ergo
therefore
corpus
body
membrum
limb
bracchium
arm
crus
leg
manus
hand
caput
head
auris
ear
os
mouth
capillus
hair
frons
forehead
gena
cheek
cerebrum
brain
labrum
lip
lingua
tongue
pectus
chest
cor
heart
sanguis
blood
vena
vein
iecur
liver
venter
stomach
viscera
organs, entrails
medicus
doctor
poculum
cup
culter
knife
humanus
human
stultus
stupid
ruber
red
sanus
healthy
aeger
sick
noster
our
bene
well
male
badly
fluere
to flow
sanare
to cure
sedere
to sit
stare
to stand
tangere
to touch
arcessere
to summon
iubere
to order
revenire
to return
aegrotare
to be sick
dicere
to say
spectare
to look at
dolere
to suffer pain
apponere
to place near
sentire
to feel
horrere
to dread, stand on end
palpitare
to beat rapidly
putare
to think
gaudere
to rejoice
detergere
to wipe off
posse
to be able
modo
only
super
over, above
infra
below, under
de
down from
atque
and
nec
and not
frater
brother
soror
sister
nomen
name
praenomen
first name
cognomen
surname, family name
avunculus
uncle
miles
soldier
scutum
shield
gladius
sword
pilum
throwing spear, javelin
arma
weapons, arms
arcus
bow
sagitta
arrow
pugnus
fist
hasta
spear
pedes
foot soldier
eques
horseman
pars
part
finis
end, boundary
patria
country, fatherland
hostis
enemy
bellum
war
exercitus
army
dux
leader
castra
camp
passus
step, pace
fossa
ditch
vallum
rampart, fence
equitatus
calvary
impetus
attack
metus
fear
milia
thousands
tristis
sad
armatus
armed, equipped
brevis
short
levis
light
barbarus
foreign
altus
high, deep
latus
wide
fortis
brave, strong
vester
your, yours
ferre
to carry, bear
pugnare
to fight
incolere
to inhabit
dividere
to divide
oppugnare
to attack
metuere
to fear
militare
to be a soldier
defendere
to defend
iacere
to throw
expugnare
to overcome
fugere
to flee, escape
contra (+acc.)
against
ac
and
annus
year
mensis
month
dies
day
saeculum
age, a hundred years
tempus
time
facies
appearance, face
mane
morning
vesper
evening
nox
night
initium
beginning
hora
hour
meridies
midday, noon
luna
moon
stella
star
lux
light
forma
shape
kalendae
first day of a month
idus
thirteenth or fifteenth day of a month
nonae
fifth or seventh day of a month
aequinoctium
equinox
aestas
summer
hiems
winter
ver
spring
autumnus
autumn
imber
rain
nix
snow
lacus
lake
glacies
icy
urbs
city
postremus
last
dimidius
half
aequus
equal
clarus
clear
totus
whole, entire
obscurus
dark, obscure
exiguus
small
calidus
warm
frigidus
cold
undecim
eleven
triginta
thirty
sexaginta
sixty
ducenti
two hundred
trecenti
three hundred
quintus
fifth
sextus
sixth
septimus
seventh
octavus
eighth
nonus
ninth
decimus
tenth
undecimus
eleventh
duodecimus
twelfth
nominare
to name
illustrare
to light up, illuminate
incipere
to begin
operire
to cover
velle
to wish, want
erat, erant
he/she/it was, they were
vel
or
tunc
then
nunc
now
igitur
therefore
item
likewise
quando
when