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autem<i>conj</i>&nbsp;but, however, indeed, on the contrary
inficio, inficere, infeci, infectum&nbsp;<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>dye, stain, infect, imbue, corrupt
belua, beluae<i>f&nbsp;</i>beast, monster, brute, fool
ictus, ictus<i>m&nbsp;</i>blow, stroke, musical beat
merso, mersare, mersavi, mersatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>dip in, immerse, overwhelm, drown
talaria, talarium<i>ntpl&nbsp;</i>skirts, winged sandals
rupes, rupis<i>f&nbsp;</i>cliff, crag, rock
vincio, vincire, vinxi, vinctum<i>4 v</i>&nbsp;tie up, bind, encircle
salus, salutis<i>f&nbsp;</i>health, wellbeing, safety, salutation
depono, deponere, deposui, depositum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>lay down, deposit, commit, resign
exanimo, exanimare, exanimavi, exanimatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>deprive of life, kill, alarm, exhaust
vinculum, vinculi<i>n&nbsp;</i>cord, chain, rope, restraint
ob<i>prep + acc.&nbsp;</i>by reason of, on behalf of, in payment for
gaudium, gaudii<i>n&nbsp;</i>joy, gladness, delight
afficio, afficere, affeci, affectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>affect, move, influence
meritus, -a, -umdeserved, due
apud<i>+ acc.&nbsp;</i>at, by, near, among, before, in
appello, appelere, appuli, appulsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>drive to, bring to land, come ashore
confero, conferre, contuli, collatum<i>ir v </i>bring together, collect, add, lay out, talk together, go
omninoaltogether, utterly, in all
hucto this place, hither, so far
refugio, refugere, refugi, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>run away, flee to, shrink back, recoil from
eoto that place, there, in that place, therefore
atrium, atrii<i>n&nbsp;</i>hall, palace
irrumpo, irrumpere, irrupi, irruptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>break into, interrupt, invade
monstro, monstrare, monstravi, monstratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>show, point out, teach, reveal
frustrain vain, to no purpose
vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatum<i>1</i>&nbsp;<i>v&nbsp;</i>avoid, shun, keep clear of
certamen, certaminis<i>n&nbsp;</i>contest, battle, rivalry
avus, avi<i>m&nbsp;</i>grandfather
validus, -a, -umstrong, healthy, worthy
odi, odisse, ~, ~<i>ir v perfect only&nbsp;</i>to hate, dislike, loathe, be reluctant to
cubiculum, cubiculi&nbsp;<i>n&nbsp;</i>small bedroom
scutum, scuti<i>n&nbsp;</i>shield
appropinquo, appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>approach, draw near
ubiwhere, when, as soon as
cuna, cunae<i>f&nbsp;</i>crib
haudquaquamin no way
parvus, -a, -umsmall, petty, young, cheap
prehendo, prehendere, prehendi, prehensum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>take hold of, seize, catch in the act
collum, colli<i>nt&nbsp;</i>neck
comprimo, comprimere, compressi, compressum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>compress, restrain, withhold
accendo, accendere, accendi, accensum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>kindle, light, inflame
propero, properare, properavi, properatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>hasten, quicken, hurry, repair
mirus, -a, -umwonderful, marvelous, amazing, surprising
consumo, consumere, consumspi, consumptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>use up, eat, consume, squander
disco, discere, didici, discitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>learn
vires, virium<i>fpl&nbsp;</i>&nbsp;strength, control
confirmo, confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>confirm, strengthen, encourage
musica, musicae<i>f&nbsp;</i>music
erudio, erudire, erudivi, eruditum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>educate, instruct, teach
obiurgo, obiurgare, obiurgavi, obiurgatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>chide, rebuke
cithara, citharae<i>f&nbsp;</i>lyre
percutio, percutere, percussi, percussum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>strike, kill, shock
prosterno, prosternere, prostravi, prostratum<i>3 v </i>prostrate, overthrow, lay low
excedo, excedere, excessi, excessum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>go out, overstep, depart, die, go beyond
suscipio, suscipere, suscepi, susceptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>acknowledge, assume, take up, receive
officium, officii<i>n&nbsp;</i>duty, service
nugae, nugarum<i>fpl&nbsp;</i>trifles, nonsense, trash
arripio, arripere, arripui, arreptum<i>3&nbsp;v</i> snatch away, take hold of
suavitersweetly, pleasantly, gladly
nosco, noscere, novi, notum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>get knowledge of, learn, know
ocior, ocius&nbsp;swifter, more speedy, sooner
sudor, sudoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>sweat, perspiration
imus, -a, -uminmost, deepest, bottommost
mano, manare, manavi, manatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>flow, pour, be wet, spring
vicus, vici<i>m&nbsp;</i>street, village, district of Rome
cerebrum, cerebri<i>n&nbsp;</i>brain, understanding, anger
garrio, garrire, garrivi, garritum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>chatter, jabber, talk nonsense
quilibet, quaelibet, quodlibetwhoever or whatever you please
iamdudumjust now, for a long time, long ago
usquecontinuously, constantly, all along, all the way, until
hincfrom this place, henceforth
circumago, circumagere, circumegi, circumactum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>drive in a circle, turn round, wheel
piger, pigra, pigrumslow, sluggish, inactive, lazy
auricula, auriculae<i>f&nbsp;</i>ear
dorsum, dorsi<i>n&nbsp;</i>back, slope of hill, ridge
citus, -a, -umquick, swift, rapid
membrum, membri<i>n&nbsp;</i>limb
mollis, mollesoft, tender, mild, pleasant
interpello, interpellare, interpellavi, interpellatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>interrupt, obstruct
salvus, -a, -umsafe, well, intact
hau, haudnot, by no means (negates individual words)
compono, componere, composui, compositum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>put together, compose, compare, settle
suspensus, -a, -umsuspended, anxious, doubtful
insomnium, insomnii<i>n&nbsp;</i>wakefulness, vision, dream
succedo, succedere, successi, successum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>climb, advance, follow, enter
equidemtruly, indeed, certainly
degener, degenerislow born, inferior, degenerate
arguo, arguere, argui, argutum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>clarify, assert, declare, prove, accuse, blame
fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>deceive, mistake, escape, perjure
iacto, iactare, iactavi, iactatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>throw, scatter, disturb, insult
exhauro, exhaurire, exhausi, exhaustum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>draw out, deplete, remove, fulfill, exhaust
iugalis, iugaleyoked together
pertaedet, pertaedare, pertaesum est, ~<i>2 v semi-dep. </i>(+ acc. + gen.) it wearies, disgusts, bores
thalamus, thalami<i>m&nbsp;</i>bedroom, marriage bed, marriage
taeda, taedae<i>f&nbsp;</i>nuptial torch, marriage
forsanperhaps, perchance, maybe
succumbo, succumbere, succubui, succubitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>sink, collapse, concede, yield
sparsus, -a, -umscattered, strewn, sprinkled, freckled
penates, penatium<i>m pl&nbsp;</i>Roman houshold gods, temple, home
inflecto, inflectere, inflexi, inflectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>bend, turn aside, influence, alter
labo, labare, labavi, labatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>totter, wobble, waver
impello, impellere, impuli, impulsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>push, drive forward, urge, persuade, stimulate
vestigium, vestigii<i>n </i>footprint, trace, moment
tellus, telluris<i>f&nbsp;</i>earth, ground, soil, world, country
dehisco, dehiscere, dehivi, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>gape, yawn, split open
abigo, abigere, abegi, abactum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>drive away, deter, discourage
fulmen, fulminis<i>n&nbsp;</i>lightning, thunderbolt
palleo, pallere, pallui, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>turn pale, grow anxious, fearful
profundus, -a, -umdeep, profound, dense
violo, violare, violavi, violatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>treat with violence, violate, defile, profane
resolvo, resolvere, resolvi, resolutum<i>3 v </i>release, loose, cancel
aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatum<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>take away, carry off, remove, banish
sepulcrum, sepulcri<i>n&nbsp;</i>grave, tomb
effor, effari, effatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>speak, say, utter
sinus, sinus<i>m&nbsp;</i>bent surface, fold, hollow
oborior, oboriri, obortus sum, ~<i>4 v dep&nbsp;</i>arise, appear, occur, well up (tears)
impleo, implere, implevi, impletum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>fill up, satiate, finish
ultrobeyond, beside, conversely, of one's own accord
dextera, dexterae<i>f&nbsp;</i>right hand, pledge, contract
sidus, sideris<i>n&nbsp;</i>star, constellation, night sky, season
molior, moliri, molitus sum, ~<i>4 v dep&nbsp;</i>strive, put in motion, rouse, construct, begin
classis, classis<i>f&nbsp;</i>fleet, army, rank
altum, alti<i>n&nbsp;</i>sea
undosus, -a, -umabounding in waves, flowing water
aequor, aequoris<i>n&nbsp;</i>even surface, sea level, the sea
prex, precis<i>f&nbsp;</i>prayer, request
incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>begin, commence
exuo, exuere, exui, exutum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>extract, free, take off, refuse
idem, eadem, idemthe same
adeo, adire, adii, aditum<i>ir v </i>approach, attend, undertake, attack
desero, deserere, deserui, desertum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>leave, abandon, let down
destruo, destruere, destruxi, destructum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>destroy, ruin
saltemat least, anyhow
suboles, subolis<i>f&nbsp;</i>offspring, race
parvulus, -a, -umlittle, unimportant, slight, young
moror, morari, moratus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>linger, delay, hinder
lis, litis<i>f&nbsp;</i>lawsuit, action, contention
dextereskillfully, dexterously
adiutor, adiutoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>helper, assistant, deputy
dispereo, disperire, disperii, ~<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>be destroyed, perish, go to ruin
summoveo, summovere, summovi, summotum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>send away, banish, sell off
aula, aulae<i>f </i>court, palace
tueor, tueri, tuitus sum<i>2 v dep </i>look at, care for, protect, uphold, maintain
volvo, volvere, volvi, voltum<i>3 v </i>roll, tumble
pererro, pererrare, pererravi, pererratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>wander through, roam
profor, profari, profatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep</i>&nbsp;speak out
auctor, auctoris<i>m </i>author, leader, founder
cautes, cautis<i>f&nbsp;</i>rock
reservo, reservare, reservavi, reservatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>reserve, save, spare
antefero, anteferre, antetuli, antelatum<i>v ir&nbsp;</i>carry before, place before, anticipate, prefer
nusquamnowhere, on no occasion, never
eicio, eicere, eieci, eiectum<i>3 v </i>cast, expel, exit, land, shipwreck
egens, egentisneedy, poor, destitute
augur, auguris<i>c&nbsp;</i>augur, priest, diviner
interpres, interpretis<i>c&nbsp;</i>agent, translator
horridus, -a, -umrough, rude, dreadful, frightful
scilicetof course, naturally, evidently, certainly
sollicito, sollicitare, sollicitavi, sollicitatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>disturb, tempt, rouse
refello, refellere, refelli, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>disprove, rebut, challenge
numen, numinis<i>n&nbsp;</i>nod, divine sway, divine power, divinity
supplicium, supplicii<i>n&nbsp;</i>punishment, suffering, torture
haurio, haurire, hausi, haustum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>drain, drink, absorb, consume, exhaust
scopulus, scopuli<i>m&nbsp;</i>crag, cliff, rock
ater, atra, atrumblack, dark, sad, unlucky
absens, absentisabsent, missing
seduco, seducere, seduxi, seductum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>lead astray, seduce
artus, artus<i>m&nbsp;</i>joint, sinew, strength, power, limbs
manes, manium<i>m pl&nbsp;</i>spirits, corpses, ashes, remains, underworld
loco, locare, locavi, locatum<i>1 v </i>place, put, arrange, establish, lease
illudo, illudere, illusi, illusum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>mock, ridicule, abuse, assault
advena, advenae<i>c&nbsp;</i>outsider, foreigner, stranger
expedio, expedire, expedivi, expeditum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>free, prepare, carry out, send out
diripio, diripere, diripui, direptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>tear apart, plunder, loot
navalis, navalebelonging to ships, naval, (subst. dock, shipyard)
sceptrum, sceptri<i>n&nbsp;</i>sceptre
umerus, umeri<i>m&nbsp;</i>shoulder, back, ridge of mountain
decet, decere, decuit, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>it adorns, it is suitable, proper, right
purus, -a, -umclear, limpid, pure
officio, officere, offeci, offectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>obstruct, hinder, block, oppose
dis, ditisrich, wealthy
tantummodoonly, merely
expugno, expugnare, expugnavi, expugnatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>assault, overcome, conquer, achieve, accomplish, plunder
aditus, aditus<i>m&nbsp;</i>approach, access, attack, entrance, opportunity
corrumpo, corrumpere, corrupi, corruptum<i>3 v</i> pervert, corrupt, bribe, spoil
excludo, excludere, exclusi, exclusum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>remove, separate, shut out, exclude, prevent
deduco, deducere, deduxi, deductum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>lead away, escort, fetch, deduct, stretch out
vello, vellere, vulsi, vulsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>pluck out, pull down, demolish
presso, pressare, presavi, pressatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>press, squeeze
nuto, nutare, nutavi, nutatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>nod, signal, gesture
distorqueo, distorquere, distorsi, distortum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>turn different ways, twist, warp, torment
salsus, -a, -umsalty, sharp, witty
iecur, iecoris<i>n&nbsp;</i>liver
uro, urere, ussi, ustum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>burn, consume, inflame
bilis, bilis<i>f&nbsp;</i>bile, anger
diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>esteem, prize, love, choose, distinguish
intactus, -a, -umuntouched, intact, unharmed, virgin
iugo, iugare, iugavi, iugatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>join, yoke, marry
omen, ominis<i>n&nbsp;</i>omen, sign, token
immanis, immanesavage, brutal
caecus, -a, -umhaving no light, not seing, blind, invisible, concealed
clamsecretly, privately, stealthily
vanus, -a, -umvain, empty, void, unsubstantial, meaningless, empty, deceptive
inhumatus, -a, -umunburied
imago, imaginis<i>f&nbsp;</i>image, likeness, ghost, apparition, shadow, echo, thought
pallidus, -a, -umpale, pallid, frightened
attollo, attollere, ~, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>lift, elevate, sustain
nudo, nudare, nudavi, nudatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>strip, bare, make naked, leave exposed
retego, retegere, retexi, retectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>uncover, reveal, disclose
celero, celerare, celeravi, celeratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>hasten, quicken, accelerate, hurry
suadeo, suadere, suasi, suasum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>recommend, urge, suade, promote
tellus, telleris<i>f&nbsp;</i>earth, ground, land, country
recludo, recludere, reclusi, reclusum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>open, disclose, reveal
thesaurus, thesauri<i>m&nbsp;</i>treasure, hoard, dear friend, treasure vaults, chest, collection
pondus, ponderis<i>n&nbsp;</i>weight, heaviness, burden, multitude, importance
socius, -a, -umsharing, joining in, associated, kindred, ally, united, leagued
odium, odii<i>n&nbsp;</i>hatred, dislike, disgust, unpopularity
metus, metus<i>m&nbsp;</i>fear, dread, anxiety, awe
corripio, corripere, corripui, correptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>snatch up, catch, hasten, plunder, chide, condemn
onero, onerare, oneravi, oneratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>burden, load, overwhelm, cover
avarus, -a, -umcovetous, greedy, avaricious
pelagus, pelagi<i>m</i> sea
ops, opis<i>f&nbsp;</i>power, wealth, support
traicio, traicere, traieci, traiectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>throw, hurl across, transfer, stab
plurimus, -a, -ummost, very many, very large, very tall, very heavy
imminero, imminere, imminui, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>project, overhang, border upon, threaten (+ dat.), long for, impend
adversus, -a, -umadverse, evil, hostile, opposite
adspecto, adspectare, adspectavi, adspectatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>look, gaze upon, observe, watch, face&nbsp;
desuperfrom above, overhead
arx, arcis<i>f&nbsp;</i>stronghold, protection, summit
miror, mirari, miratus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>be astonished at, marvel at, admire, wonder at
moles, molis<i>f&nbsp;</i>multitude, size, rock, cliff, effort, army
magalia, magaliorum<i>npl&nbsp;</i>huts
porta, portae<i>f&nbsp;</i>gate, entrance, door, way, means
strepitus, strepitus<i>m&nbsp;</i>noise, racket, crash
stratus, -a, -umspread, stretched out, covered, paved
insto, instare, institi, ~<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>stand upon, harass, urge, threaten
ardens, ardentisburning, fiery, shining, passionate
subvolvo, subvolvere, ~, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>roll up, roll uphill
opto, optare, optavi, optatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>choose, prefer, desire
tectum, tecti<i>n&nbsp;</i>roof, ceiling, shelter, house
concludo, concludere, conclusi, conclusum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>conclude, finish, define, contain, deduce, imply
sulcus, sulci<i>m&nbsp;</i>trench, ditch, track
ius, iuris<i>n&nbsp;</i>law, right, court of law OR gravy, soup, sauce
lego, legere, legi, lectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>choose, appoint, collect, read, plunder
sanctus, -a, -umsacred, divine, blessed
effodio, effodere, effodi, effossum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>dig up, excavate, mine, hollow out
portus, portus<i>m&nbsp;</i>harbor, port, refuge, asylum, warehouse
theatrum, theatri<i>n&nbsp;</i>theatre, stage
fundamentum, fundamenti<i>n&nbsp;</i>foundation, beginning, basis
columna, columnae<i>f&nbsp;</i>column, pillar, waterspout
excido, excidere, excidi, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>fall out, escape, disappear, forfeit
scaena, scaenae<i>f&nbsp;</i>stage, scene, theatre, publicity
decus, decoris<i>n&nbsp;</i>honor, glory, pride
futurus, -a, -umabout to be, about to exist, future
abripio, abripere, abripui, abreptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>take away, snatch, carry off
divello, divellere, divelli, divulsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>tear apart, remove, estrange
spargo, spargere, sparsi, sparsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>scatter, sprinkle
absumo, absumere, absumpsi, absumptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>diminish, take away, ruin, destroy, kill
epulor, epulari, epulatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>feast, dine sumptuously
mensa, mensae<i>f&nbsp;</i>table, meal, altar
anceps, ancipitisdouble-headed, double-edged, divided in two, uncertain, dangerous
fax, facis<i>f&nbsp;</i>torch, fireball, comet
forus, fori<i>m&nbsp;</i>gangway, deck, row of seats
exstinguo, exstinguere, exstinxi, exstinctum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>extinguish, quench, kill, destroy
lustro, lustrare, lustravi, lustratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>purify, wander over, review, illuminate
cura, curae<i>f&nbsp;</i>care, concern, pains, attention
conscius, -a, -umconscious, aware of, guilty, accomplic
trivium, trivii<i>n&nbsp;</i>crossroads, fork
ululo, ululare, ululavi, ululatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>howl
ultrix, ultricis<i>f&nbsp;</i>avenger, punisher (female)
moriens, morientisdying, decaying, withering
infandus, -a, -umunspeakable, unnatural, shocking
adno, adnare, adnavi, adnatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>swim to, sail to, approach
terminus, termini<i>m&nbsp;</i>boundary, end
haereo, haerere, haesi, haesum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>stick, adhere, continue, persist
extorris, extorredriven out of the country, banished
avello, avellere, avulsi, avulsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>tear away, wrestle, pluck off
imploro, implorare, imploravi, imploratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>implore, beseech, appeal to, pray to
indignus, -a, -umunworthy of, shameful
fruor, frui, fructus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>enjoy, engage in
fundo, fundere, fudi, fusum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>pour out, overthrow
stirps, stirpis<i>f&nbsp;</i>root, plant, family, offspring, origin
cinis, cineris<i>c&nbsp;</i>ashes, ruins
exorior, exoriri, exortus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>come forth, appear, become, begin
os, ossis<i>n&nbsp;</i>bone, framework
ultor, ultoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>avenger, punisher
colonus, coloni<i>m&nbsp;</i>farmer, colonist, inhabitant
olimat that time, one day, often, for some time
contrarius, -a, -umopposite, contrary, conflicting
fluctus, fluctus<i>m&nbsp;</i>willow
imprecor, imprecari, imprecatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>wish to, curse, beseech, pray to
priscus, -a, -umformer, old, ancient
describo, describere, descripsi, descriptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>copy down, describe, draw out, represent
fur, furis<i>c&nbsp;</i>thief
moechus, moechi<i>m&nbsp;</i>adulterer, fornicator
sicarius, sicarii<i>m&nbsp;</i>assassin, murderer
facetus, -a, -umelegant, clever, witty
emungo, emungere, emunxi, emunctum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>wipe or blow nose, cheat
naris, naris<i>f&nbsp;</i>nostril, nose, opening, vent
vitiosus, -a, -umcorrupt, wicked, depraved
lutulentus, -a, -ummuddy, dirty, vile
garrulus, -a, -umtalkative, garrrulous
posterus, -a, -umfollowing, next, after
orior, oriri, ortus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>rise, appear, be born
qualis, qualeof what kind, sort, description, nature
devinctus, -a, -umbound, obliged, attached, tied, devoted
complexus, complexus<i>m&nbsp;</i>clasp, grasp, embrace, inclusion
sanus, -a, -umsane, healthy, whole, well, sensible
pons, pontis<i>m&nbsp;</i>bridge
villula, villulae<i>f&nbsp;</i>small villa
parochus, parochi<i>m&nbsp;</i>host, delegate
lignum, ligni<i>n&nbsp;</i>firewood, tree
sal, salis<i>m/n&nbsp;</i>salt, wit, the sea
obnitor, obniti, obnixus sum, ~<i>3 v dep</i>&nbsp;press, struggle, resist, oppose
premo, premere, pressi, pressum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>press, push, compress, conceal, defeat, pursue, diminish
fandus, -a, -umto be spoken
enumero, enumerare, enumeravi, enumeratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>count out, reckon, enumerate
promeritus, -a, -umdeserved
pigeo, pigere, pigui, pigitum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>pain, afflict (+acc person, +gen cause)
memor, memorismindful of, remembering (+ genitive), prudent
spiritus, spiritus<i>m&nbsp;</i>air, breath, breeze, spirit, mind, courage
abscondo, abscondere, abscondi, absconditum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>hide, conceal, store, put away
furtum, furti<i>n&nbsp;</i>theft, robbery
fingo, fingere, finxi, fictum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>shape, touch, arrange, deceive
praetendo, praetendere, praetendi, praetensum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>stretch forth, extend, pretend
auspicium, auspicii<i>n&nbsp;</i>divination, augury, auspices, sign
spons, spontis<i>f sg&nbsp;</i>free will, accord, impulse
reliquia, reliquias<i>fpl&nbsp;</i>relic, heirloom, remains
colo, colere, colui, cultum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>cultivate, inhabit, worship
recidivus, -a, -umreturning, recurring, falling back, restored, rebuilt
capesso, capessere, capessivi, capessitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>seize, snatch, pursue&nbsp;
aspectus, aspectus<i>m&nbsp;</i>sight, vision, visibility, appearance
detineo, detinere, detinui, detentum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>hold off, detain, delay, occupy
consido, considere, consedi, consessum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>sit down, settle down, lodge
fas, ~<i>nsg indecl.&nbsp;</i>dictates of religion, divine will, right
exter, -a, -umon the outside, external, foreign, strange
umens, umentismoist, wet
operio, operire, operui, opertum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>cover, close, hide, burden, atone for
igneus, -a, -umfiery, burning, ardent
turbidus, -a, -umwild, stormy, muddy, foggy, troubled
fraudo, fraudare, fraudavi, fraudatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>cheat, defraud, deprive of, steal
fatalis, fataledestined, fatal, deadly
testor, testare, testatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>be a witness, testify, attest, make a will
mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>command, deliver, commit, confide in, send
manifestus, -a, -umplainly guilty, obvious, unmistakeable
querela, querelae<i>f&nbsp;</i>complaint, grievance, illness, lament
monitum, moniti<i>n&nbsp;</i>admonition, advice, prophecy, prediction
eruditus, -a, -uminstructed, educated, cultivated, learned
studium, studii<i>n&nbsp;</i>study, eagerness, desire, endeavour, pursuit
doctrina, doctrinae<i>f&nbsp;</i>teaching, instruction, doctrine, learning
praeceptum, praecepti<i>n&nbsp;</i>teaching, lesson, precept, order
consto, constare, constiti, constatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>stand together, agree, be composed of, consist, cost
natura, naturae<i>f&nbsp;</i>nature, quality, character, natural world
quasias if, like
inflo, inflare, inflavi, inflatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>inflate, blow into
munus, muneris<i>n&nbsp;</i>service, office, duty, service, gift
commendo, commendare, commendavi, commendatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>commend, entrust to, commit, recommend
humanus, -a, -umhuman, humane, cultured, refined
barbaria, barbariae<i>f&nbsp;</i>foreign country, barbarism, brutality
solitudo, solitudinis<i>f&nbsp;</i>loneliness, solitude, privacy, desert, wilderness, destitution, deprivation
flecto, flectere, flexi, flexum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>bend, deviate, distract, turn, persuade
instituo, instituere, institui, institutum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>set up, establish, train, educate, construct, undertake
linter, lintris<i>c&nbsp;</i>tank, tub, boat, canoe
cerebrosus, -a, -umhot tempered, mad in the head
prosilio, prosilire, prosilui, prosultum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>leap, jump, break forth, hasten
mula, mulae<i>f&nbsp;</i>female mule
lumbus, lumbi<i>m&nbsp;</i>loin, genitals
salignus, -a, -umwillow
fustis, fustis<i>m&nbsp;</i>stick, cudgel, staff
dolo, dolare, dolavi, dolatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>chop, cudgel
demumat length, in the end, eventually, at last
pransus, -a, -umbreakfasted, eaten
repo, repere, repsi, reptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>creep, crawl
candens, candentisshining, glittering, bright, clear
legatus, legati<i>m&nbsp;</i>deputy, officer, diplomat
aversus, -a, -umhostile, against each other
consuesco, consuescere, consuevi, consuetum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>accustom, habituate, tend to
immolo, immolare, immolavi, immolatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>immolate, sacrifice
appeto, appetere, appetivi, appetitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>reach, attack, approach, desire
riteaccording to religious usage, with proper cermonies, ceremonially, solemnly
culter, cultri<i>m&nbsp;</i>knife, razor
perrumpo, perrumpere, perrupi, perruptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>break through, force through, overcome
ignavus, -a, -umlazy, cowardly
stipendium, stipendii<i>n&nbsp;</i>pay, wages, military service
finitimi, finitimorum<i>mpl&nbsp;</i>neighbours
quotannisevery year, yearly
bos, bovis<i>c&nbsp;</i>cow, bull, ox
supero, superare, superavi, superatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>go over, exceed, overflow, overcome
pendo, pendere, pependi, pensum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>hang down, weigh, pay, ponder
abscindo, abscindere, abscidi, abscissum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>tear, separate, cut off, alienate
vehementerviolently, strongly, forcefully, exceedingly
cognosco, cognoscere, cognovi, cognitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>learn, get to know, recognize, know, understand
explorator, exploratoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>scout, spy
cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>collect, assemble, confine, force
idoneus, -a, -umsuitable, fit, convenient, sufficient
pulso, pulsare, pulsavi, pulsatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>push, strike, urge on, accuse, remove
decoro, decorare, decoravi, decoratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>decorate, adorn, embellish, grace, honour
beatus, -a, -umblessed
incido, incidere, incidi, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>fall upon, attack, arise, befall
liberi, liberorum<i>mpl&nbsp;</i>children, offspring
expio, expiare, expiavi, expiatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>atone for, purge, punish, avenge
praecipueespecially, chiefly
vallis, vallis<i>f&nbsp;</i>valley, vale, hollow
arcus, arcus<i>m&nbsp;</i>arc, arch, bow, rainbow
incolo, incolere, incolui, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>cultivate, inhabit, reside
pauloby a little, somewhat, slightly
palus, paludis<i>f&nbsp;</i>swamp, marsh, pool
succido, succidere, succidi, succisum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>cut off, mow down, fell
comprehendo, comprehendere, comprehendi, comprehensum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>seize, discover, contain, catch fire
aduro, adurere, adussi, adustum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>kindle, set fire to, singe, scorch, burn
cancer, cancri<i>m&nbsp;</i>crab, tumour, grid
audeo, audere, ausi, ausum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>dare, venture, risk
praesidium, praesidii<i>n&nbsp;</i>defence, protection, help, guard, garrison
obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>sit, remain, besiege, occupy, watch closely
coeptus, coeptus<i>m&nbsp;</i>beginning, undertaking
contineo, continere, continui, contentum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>hold, keep, maintain, surround, stop
muto, mutare, mutavi, mutatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>move, change, exchange, abandon
obliviscor, oblivisci, oblitus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>forget, disregard, omit (+gen.)
sabbatum, sabbati<i>n&nbsp;</i>Sabbath, Saturday
oppedo, oppedere, ~, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>fart at, deride, mock, insult (+dat.)
infirmus, -a, -umweak, feeble, unhealthy, sick
antestor, antestari, antestatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep</i>&nbsp;call as a witness
aliasat another time, on another occasion, elsewhere
digressus, digressus<i>m&nbsp;</i>parting, separating, departure
confusus, -a, -umconfused, troubled, embarrassed, blushing
figo, figere, fixi, fixum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>fasten, pierce, set up, assert
amoenus, -a, -umpleasant, delightful, beautiful
secessus, secessus<i>m&nbsp;</i>withdrawal, retreat, recess, solitude
praepono, praeponere, praeposui, praepositum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>place over, place at the head, prefer
assiduus, -a, -umconstant, regular, perpetual, incessant
crus, cruris<i>n&nbsp;</i>leg
mordeo, mordere, momordi, morsum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>bite into, nibble, sting, hurt
sagitta, sagittae<i>f&nbsp;</i>arrow, shaft, bolt, arrowhead
mortifer, -a, -umdeadly, fatal, lethal
satelles, satellitis<i>c&nbsp;</i>attendent, guard, accomplice, follower
administer, administri<i>m&nbsp;</i>assistant, helper, supporter, attendent
atrox, atrocisfierce, savage, cruel, terrible, frightening
infitior, infitiari, infitiatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>deny, contradict, disown
circumcludo, circumcludere, circumclusi, circumclusum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>suround, encircle, shut in
remaneo, remanere, remansi, remansum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>remain, stay behind, endure, persist
munio, munire, munivi, munitum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>fortify, guard, defend, strengthen, secure, protect
acritersharply, strongly, vehemently, zealously
pernicies, perniciei<i>f&nbsp;</i>ruin, destruction, disaster, execution
falcarius, falcarii<i>m&nbsp;</i>scythe-maker
coetus, coetus<i>m&nbsp;</i>coming together, assembly, crowd
firmo, firmare, firmavi, firmatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>make firm, strengthen, fortify, assert, say
taeter, taetra, taetrumfoul, disgusting, offensive, shocking
infestus, -a, -umhostile, antagonistic, dangerous to (+ dat.), infested with (+ abl.)
periclitor, periclitari, periclitatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep</i>&nbsp;try, prove, attempt, risk
comitium, comitii<i>n&nbsp;</i>elections
nefarius, -a, -umnefarious, abominable
quotienscumquewhenever, however often
obsto, obstare, obstiti, ~<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>stand before, obstruct, oppose
vastitas, vastitatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>waste, desert, desolation, devastation, vastness
quarehow, why, therefore, because
proprius, -a, -umappropriate, belonging to oneself, particular, private, proper, strict
severitas, severitatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>seriousness, gravity, strictness, severity
lenis, lenesoft, smooth, gentle, mild, calm
sinif however, but if
coniuratus, coniurati<i>m&nbsp;</i>conspirator, plotter
sentina, sentinae<i>f&nbsp;</i>bilgewater, dregs
vesper, vesperi/vesperis<i>m&nbsp;</i>evening, supper, evening star, the West
verotruly, in particular, but
aper, apri<i>m&nbsp;</i>wild boar
fossa, fossae<i>f&nbsp;</i>ditch, trench, gutter, furrow, grave, boundary
laqueus, laquei<i>m&nbsp;</i>noose, trap, chains
etsithough, although, even if, yet
spelunca, speluncae<i>f&nbsp;</i>cave, cavern, chasm
praeterbesides, beyond, more than, contrary (+ acc.)
poculum, poculi<i>n&nbsp;</i>drinking cup
amphora, amphorae<i>f&nbsp;</i>large vessel (for wine or oil)
simulatqueas soon as
reliquus, -a, -umremaining, surviving
diffundo, diffundere, diffudi, diffusum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>diffuse, scater, decant, spread, pour out
suavis, suavesweet, pleasant, delicious
venenum, veneni<i>n&nbsp;</i>potion, juice, poison, venom
sive... sive...whether... or...
extemploimmediately
obtineo, obtinere, obtinui, obtentum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>have, occupy, keep, gain
illuvies, illuviei<i>f&nbsp;</i>dirt, filth
squalor, squaloris<i>m&nbsp;</i>stiffness, roughness, dirtiness
obsitus, -a, -umovergrown, covered with
opera, operae<i>f&nbsp;</i>work, effort, service, care
negotium, negotii<i>n&nbsp;</i>business, occupation, difficulty, matter
rostrum, rostri<i>n&nbsp;</i>beak, snout, prow of ship, platform
aeneus, -a, -umcopper, bronze, brazen
vescor, vesci, ~, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>eat, feed on, make use of, enjoy
caro, carnis<i>f&nbsp;</i>flesh, meat, pulp
lacus, lacus<i>m&nbsp;</i>lake, pond, basin, tank, tub
limus, limi<i>m&nbsp;</i>mud, slime, muck, filth, pollution
faber, fabri<i>m&nbsp;</i>artisan, craftsman
crepundia, crepundiorum<i>npl&nbsp;</i>rattle, toy, plaything
crepitus, crepitus<i>m&nbsp;</i>rattling, creaking, rustling, clattering
transfigo, transfigere, transfixi, transfixum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>thrust through, transfix
praeda, praedae<i>f&nbsp;</i>booty, loot, spoils, plunder, prey
coorior, cooriri, coortus sum, ~<i>4 v dep</i>&nbsp;appear, originate, arise, be born, spring forth
recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>take back, recapture, receive, accept, undertake, retreat
appello, appellere, appuli, appulsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>drive, move to, land, put ashore
imperitus, -a, -umunskilled, unfamiliar, inexperienced
peregrinus, -a, -umforeign, alien, exotic
obicio, obicere, obieci, obiectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>throw towards, expose, oppose, taunt
commutatio, commutationis<i>f&nbsp;</i>change, exchange, reversal
nanciscor, nancisci, nactus sum, ~<i>3 v dep</i>&nbsp;meet, encounter, acquire, possess
mulier, mulieris<i>f&nbsp;</i>woman, female, wife
adhibeo, adhibere, adhibui, adhibitum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>extend, hold out, look after, apply, invite
balteus, baltei<i>m&nbsp;</i>belt, girdle
deligo, deligere, delegi, delectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>pluck off, select, choose
usus, usus<i>m&nbsp;</i>use, employment, exercise, practice, experience, skill
pervetus, perveterisvery old
perpetuus, -a, -umperpetual, continuous, constant
societas, societatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>union, society, association, company
cognatio, cognationis<i>f&nbsp;</i>kindred, affinity, blood-related
arbitror, arbitrari, arbitratus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>judge, observe, believe, consider
quondamsometimes, at one time, once, formerly
bello, bellare, bellavi, bellatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>wage war, fight, contend
deleo, delere, delevi, deletum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>destroy, raze, annihilate, finish, terminate
praeditus, -a, -umendowed, gifted, provided, possessed of
singularis, singularesingular, unique, alone
artificium, artificii<i>n&nbsp;</i>art, craft, skill, talent, trade
pristinus, -a, -umformer, old, early, primitive, pristine, previous, traditional
eximius, -a, -umspecial, particular, remarkable
oppidum, oppidi<i>n&nbsp;</i>town
religio, religionis<i>f&nbsp;</i>piety, conscientiousness, sanctity
ostium, ostii<i>n&nbsp;</i>door, entrance, estuary, mouth of river
fortuna, fortunae<i>f&nbsp;</i>fortune, luck, destiny, fate, possessions
intervallum, intervalli<i>n&nbsp;</i>space between camp palisades/ramparts, interval, difference
neuter, neutra, neutrumneither, neuter
praesto, praestare, praestavi, praestatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>stand before, excel, exhibit, show
despero, desperare, desperavi, desperatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>have no hope of, despair of
dedecus, dedecoris<i>n&nbsp;</i>disgrace, dishonour, shame, vice
redintegro, redintegrare, redintegravi, redintegratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>restore, renew, refresh, revive
maturo, maturare, maturavi, maturatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>ripen, mature, hasten, accelerate, rush
satus, satus<i>m&nbsp;</i>sowing, planting
latus, -a, -umwide, broad, spacious, expansive
sacro, sacrare, sacravi, sacratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>consecrate, dedicate, doom, condemn
vigil, vigilisawake, watching, alert
excubia, excubiae<i>f</i> watch, guard
serta, sertae<i>f&nbsp;</i>garland, wreath
pinguis, pinguefat, thick, dull, oily, fertile, rich
cruor, cruoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>blood, gore, murder
amarus, -a, -umbitter, harsh, shrill
torus, tori<i>m&nbsp;</i>bulge, knot, embankment
libo, libare, libavi, libatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>taste, sip, sprinkle, consecrate, graze
pictus, -a, -umdecorated, painted, coloured, portrayed
epulatus, -a, -umfeasted
nequiquamin vain, to no purpose, pointlessly, without reason
inanis, inaneempty, hollow, vain, worthless, foolish
misceo, miscere, miscui, mixtum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>mix, mingle, disturb, confuse, confound
solum, soli<i>n&nbsp;</i>bottom, base, foundation, floor, land
regius, -a, -umkingly, royal, magnificent, splendid
oblitus, -a, -umforgotten, oblivious, disregarded
pretium, pretii<i>n&nbsp;</i>price, value, pay, reward, ransom, bribe, punishment
aro, arare, aravi, aratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>plough, till, cultivate, farm, wrinkle
semivir, semiviri<i>m&nbsp;</i>half-man
mitra, mitrae<i>f&nbsp;</i>turban, headdress
madens, madentisdripping, flowing, overflowing, abounding
crinis, crinis<em>m</em> hair, plume, tail of comet
subnecto, subnectere, subnexui, subnexum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>bind, tie under, add
mentum, menti<i>n&nbsp;</i>chin, beard
comitatus, comitatus<i>m&nbsp;</i>company, troop of soldiers, escort, association, county
foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>warm, nurture, favour, encourage
quippeseeing as, since, after all
vado, vadere, vasi, vasum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>go, walk, rush
genetrix, genetricis<i>f&nbsp;</i>mother
bistwice
fremo, fremere, fremui, fremitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>murmur, mutter, grumble, complain
ideofor that reason, therefore, thus
persolvo, persolvere, persolvi, persolutum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>release, pay, perform, accomplish
voro, vorare, voravi, voratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>devour, eat greedily, swallow up, destroy
pecus, pecudis<i>n&nbsp;</i>herd animal, single beast, brute
attingo, attingere, attigi, attactum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>touch, assault, taste, approach, reach, border upon, affect, mention
punctum, puncti<i>n&nbsp;</i>point, puncture, moment, portion, ballot, applause
concedo, concedere, concessi, concessum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>depart, disappear, concede, give up, allow
arcesso, arcessere, arcessivi, arcessitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>send for, call, invite, summon
praebeo, praebere, praebui, praebitum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>offer, provide, show, display
quantus, -a, -umhow much, how many, how big
fretum, freti<i>n&nbsp;</i>strait, channel, sea, turmoil
molior, moliri, molitus sum<i>4 v dep&nbsp;</i>strive, put in motion, rouse, undertake, construct
struo, struere, struxi, structum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>pile up, join together, construct, build, ready, prepare, place, arrange
proles, prolis<i>f&nbsp;</i>offspring, children, progeny
necto, nectare, nexi, nexum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>connect, weave, relate, fasten
flamen, flaminis<i>m&nbsp;</i>priest, gust of wind, breeze
pariterequally, likewise, together
sublimus, -a, -umhigh, lofty
virga, virgae<i>f&nbsp;</i>twig, rod, wand
adimo, adimere, ademi, ademptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>take away, deprive of, steal, remove
resigno, resignare, resignavi, resignatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>unseal, open, cancel, invalidate
fretus, -a, -umtrusting, relying on, depending on (+abl./+dat.)
nubilum, nubili<i>n&nbsp;</i>cloud, mist
apex, apicis<i>m&nbsp;</i>summit, point, crown
arduus, -a, -umlofty, steep, tall, difficult, arduous
cerno, cernere, crevi, cretum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>distinguish, divide, separate, perceive, decide
durus, -a, -umhard, rough, harsh
fulcio, fulcire, fulsi, fultum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>support, strengthen, secure
imber, imbri<i>m&nbsp;</i>rain, storm, stormcloud
infusus, -a, -umpoured in, poured on
pinifer, -a, -umpine bearing
praecipito, praecipitare, praecipitavi, praecipitatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>cast down, throw headfirst
barba, barbae<i>f&nbsp;</i>beard, wool
glacies, glaciei<i>f&nbsp;</i>ice, hardness
nix, nivis<i>f&nbsp;</i>snow, white hair
ala, alae<i>f&nbsp;</i>wing, armpit, shoulder blade
par, pariseven, equal, like, suitable
praeceps, praecipitisheadfirst, headlong, steep, hasty, rash
avis, avis<i>f&nbsp;</i>bird, omen
humilis, humilelow, lowly, small, humble, poor, needy, short
iuxtanear, next to, close to, adjoining, like (+acc.)
piscosus, -a, -umfull of fish
aliterotherwise, differently, badly
seco, secare, secui, sectum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>cut, divide, operate, castrate, wound
harenosus, -a, -umfull of sand, sandy
alatus, -a, -umhaving wings, winged
planta, plantae<i>f&nbsp;</i>vegetable, sprout, tree, shrub, sole of foot
fundans, fundantifounding, establishing, securing
novans, novantisrenewing, refreshing, changing
iaspis, iaspidis<i>f&nbsp;</i>jasper
fulvus, -a, -umreddish-yellow, amber
murex, muricis<i>m&nbsp;</i>Tyrian purple dye, shellfish, pointed rock, iron spike
laena, laenae<i>f&nbsp;</i>thick wool cloak
ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>burn, glow, be eager, be in love
demissus, -a, -umdowncast, humble, poor, descended
tenuis, tenuethin, weak, delicate
tela, telae<i>f&nbsp;</i>web, loom
discerno, discernere, discrevi, discretum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>separate, set apart, discern, determine, except, omit
fundans, fundantisfounding, establishing, securing, making firm
nitor, niti, nisus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>lean on, mount, fly, rely upon
uxorius, -a, -umbelonging to a wife, devoted to a wife, characteristic of a wife
exstruo, exstruere, exstruxi, exstructum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>pile, build up, construct
clarus, -a, -umclear, bright, famous, distinct
regnator, regnatoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>king, ruler
torqueo, torquere, torsi, tortum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>twist, spin, whirl, distort, torment
tero, terere, trivi, tritum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>rub, wear out, consume, pass
heres, heredis<i>c&nbsp;</i>heir, heiress
evanesco, evanescere, evanui, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>vanish, disappear, die out
semelonce, a single time
dummodoprovided that, on the condition that (+ subj.)
illino, illinere, illevi, illitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>anoint, appoint, paint, besmear
parco, parcere, peperci, parsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>spare, save up, forgive, omit, avoid
gestio, gestire, gestivi, gestitum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>be eager, exult, gesticulate
anus, anus<i>f&nbsp;</i>old woman, crone
excerpo, excerpere, excerpsi, excerptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>take out, select, gather, omit
puto, putare, putavi, putatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>clean, trim, value, judge, think
incommodum, incommodi<i>n&nbsp;</i>setback, disaster, defeat, ailment
calor, caloris<i>m&nbsp;</i>warmth, heat, glow, zeal, ardour, fire
peto, petere, petivi, petitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>ask, beg, seek, attack
nactus, -a, -umencountered, reached, contracted, caught
lapis, lapidis<i>m&nbsp;</i>stone, milestone, gravestone, statue
tego, tegere, texi, tectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>cover, clothe, protect
pabulum, pabuli<i>n&nbsp;</i>food, sustenance, pasture
commeatus, commeatus<i>m&nbsp;</i>supplies, goods
recreo, recreare, recreavi, recreatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>restore, recreate, revive, refresh
cauda, caudae<i>f&nbsp;</i>tail
animadverto, animadvertere, animadverti, animadversum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>notice, focus, judge, blame, punish
reperio, reperire, repperi, repertum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>find out, learn, realise, discover
mugio, mugire, mugivi, mugitum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>moo, bellow, roar, rumble
introitus, introitus<i>m&nbsp;</i>entrance, passage, mouth of river, beginning
patefacio, patefecere, patefeci, patefactum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>open, disclose, uncover, reveal
inusitatus, -a, -umunusual, uncommon, extraordinary
haesito, haesitare, haesitavi, haesitatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>remain fixed in place, hesitate, be uncertain
pomum, pomi<i>n&nbsp;</i>fruit, fruit tree
praestans, praestantisexcelling, providing, supplying
longinquus, -a, -umlong, extensive, distant, foreign, prolonged
inductus, -a, -umled, conducted, exhibited, introduced
ultrabeyond (+ acc.)
nimistoo, too much, excessively
acer, acrissharp, sour, bitter, eager, severe
quidquidwhatever, whoever it be, everything, anything
nervus, nervi<i>m&nbsp;</i>sinew, muscle, string, power, strength
quiesco, quiescere, quievi, quietum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>rest, sleep, cease, pause, permit
nequeo, nequire, nequii, nequitum<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>be unable, cannot
terthrice, three times
unctus, -a, -umanointed, greasy, oily
irriguus, -a, -umirrigated, watered
merum, meri<i>n&nbsp;</i>pure wine, neat wine
gavisus, -a, -umrejoiced, taken pleasure in
vis, vis<i>f&nbsp;</i>force, power, strength, violence, assault
continuus, -a, -umcontinuous, uninterrupted, successive
aliquandosometimes, at some time, ever, finally, once
decedo, decedere, decessi, decessum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>leave, desert, abandon, yield, die, disappear
ripa, ripae<i>f&nbsp;</i>bank, shore
scapha, scaphae<i>f&nbsp;</i>light boat, skiff
merces, mercedis<i>f&nbsp;</i>wages, reward, punishment, rent, bribe
quisquam, quidquamanyone, anything
nummus, nummi<i>m&nbsp;</i>coin, piece of money
traiectus, traiectus<i>m&nbsp;</i>crossing, passage
sepultus, -a, -umburied, burned, cremated, destroyed, ruined
gesta, gestorum<i>n pl&nbsp;</i>deeds, acts, achievements
vestitus, vestitus<i>m&nbsp;</i>clothing, apparel, cover
solium, solii<i>n&nbsp;</i>chair, throne, rule, tub
inferi, inferorum<i>m pl&nbsp;</i>souls of the dead
excrucio, excruciare, excruciavi, excruciatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>torture, plague, distress
mergo, mergere, mersi, mersum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>immerse, plunge, drown, overwhelm, engulf
minae, minarum<i>f pl&nbsp;</i>pinnacles, parapets, threats
facultas, facultatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>skill, means, opportunity, chance
polliceor, polliceri, pollicitus sum, ~<i>2 v dep&nbsp;</i>promise, guarantee, offer
obsecro, obsecrare, obsecravi, obsecratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>entreat, implore, beseech, supplicate
praeclarus, -a, -umclear, bright, famous, beautiful
provectus, -a, -umcarried, conducted, advanced, developed
quonamto whatever place, whither
humion the ground, to the ground
occasio, occasionis<i>f&nbsp;</i>occasion, opportunity, the right time
ulciscor, ulcisci, ultus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>avenge, punish, take vengence on
sumo, sumere, sumpsi, sumptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>take up, claim, begin, punish, choose, borrow, use, buy, put on
repono, reponere, reposui, repositum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>put back, restore, store
efflo, efflare, efflavi, efflatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>breathe out, exhale
amor, amoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>love, affection, longing, beloved
precor, precari, precatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>beg, pray, request
inexpertus, -a, -umuntried, inexperienced in, unaccustomed to&nbsp;
carbasus, carbasi<i>f&nbsp;</i>fine linen, sail, awning
puppis, puppis<i>f&nbsp;</i>stern, ship, backside
corona, coronae<i>f&nbsp;</i>laurel, crown, garland, circle of people
perfero, perferre, pertuli, perlatum<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>bear, carry, support, endure, suffer, finish
arcanus, -a, -umhidden, secret, private, personal, trustworthy
exsequor, exsequi, exsecutus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>follow, pursue, carry out investigate
promunturium, promunturii<i>n&nbsp;</i>peak, ridge, cape, headland
albus, -a, -umwhite, clear, bright, pale, fair, fortunate
veritas, veritatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>truth, truthfulness, verity, reality
ergaover, opposite, towards, for, against, from
priusquambefore, until
veritus, -a, -umrespected, revered, feared, dreaded
exanimatus, -a, -umweakened, exhausted, killed, unconscious
rogus, rogi<i>m&nbsp;</i>funeral pyre, grave
succendo, succendere, succendi, succensum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>kindle, inflame, set on fire
recuso, recusare, recusavi, recusatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>refuse, decline, reject, protest, object
misericordia, misericordiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>pity, compassion, mercy, misery
subdo, subdere, subdidi, subditum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>put under, bring under, substitute, counterfeit
densus, -a, -umdense, compact, crowded, close, frequent
amitto, amittere, amisi, amissum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>let go, let slip, pardon, lose
calceus, calceifootwear, shoe, boot
vellus, velleris<i>n&nbsp;</i>wool, fleece, hide
potior, potiri, potitus sum, ~<i>4 v dep&nbsp;</i>take possession of, have, possess
armandus, -a, -umto be armed, to be mobilized
comporto, comportare, comportavi, comportatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>carry, transport, convey, amass, collect
circiter<i>+ acc. </i>near, close, roundabout, about
praesum, praeesse, praefui, praefuturum<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>be before, preside, rule over, lead, command
intermitto, intermittere, intermisi, intermissum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>interrupt, stop, omit
robur, roboris<i>n&nbsp;</i>oak, hardness, strength, stronghold
novitas, novitatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>newness, novelty, rareness, strangeness
citharoedus, citharoedi<i>m&nbsp;</i>singer who accompanies himself on the cithara
subeo, subire, subivi, subitum<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>enter, go under, approach, occur, submit to
subeundus, -a, -umto be approached
subsidium, subsidii<i>n&nbsp;</i>help, support, aid, reinforcement, reserve
comparo, comparare, comparavi, comparatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>prepare, make ready, arrange, procure, obtain, purchase
veho, vehere, vexi, vectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>carry, bear, convey, transport, ride, be borne
diluceo, dilucere, diluxi, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>be clear or evident
ancora, ancorae<i>f&nbsp;</i>anchor, refuge, hope
iuro, iurare, iuravi, iuratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>confirm formally, pronounce, swear, vow
exscindo, exscindere, exscidi, exscissum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>demolish, destroy
prodo, prodere, prodidi, proditum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>bring forth, announce, surrender, permit, betray
extremus, -a, -umat the very edge, tip, last, extreme
careo, carere, carui, caritum<i>2 v</i>&nbsp;lack, be without, be deprived of
volucris, volucris<i>f&nbsp;</i>bird
molestia, molestiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>trouble, annoyance, molestation, disgust
quotienshow often, as often as, whenever
accumbo, accumbere, accubui, accubitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>recline, lie on bed, take place at table
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fames, famis<i>f&nbsp;</i>hunger
remedium, remedii<i>n&nbsp;</i>remedy, cure, medicine, aid, assistance
reperi, reperire, repperi, repertum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>find, find out, learn, realise, discover
sublevo, sublevare, sublevavi, sublevatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>lift up, raise, support, sustain, assist, encourage
evenio, evenire, eveni, eventum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>happen, occur, come forth, befall, happen to
prora, prorae<i>f&nbsp;</i>prow
columba, columbae<i>f&nbsp;</i>dove, pigeon
tantumso much, to such a degree, only, alone, merely
utrimqueon both sides, from both ends
sententia, sententiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>opinion, purpose, vote, decision
edo, edere, edidi, editum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>give out, discharge, produce, publish
arandus, -a, -umto be ploughed, tilled, cultivated, farmed
sero, serere, sevi, satum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>sow, plant, produce, establish, scatter
adamo, adamare, adamavi, adamatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>love, crave, desire, be captivated
aegrescarcely, painfully, reluctantly, uncomfortably
sucus, suci<i>m&nbsp;</i>juice, moisture, strength, vitality
alo, alere, alui, alitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>encourage, sustain
oblino, oblinere, oblevi, oblitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>daub over, besmear
praecipio, praecipere, praecepi, praeceptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>take, anticipate, order, instruct, warn
antecello, antecellere, ~, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>surpass, excel
censeo, censere, censui, censum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>think, judge, recommend, vote
venatio, venationis<i>f&nbsp;</i>hunting, chase, hunt
aspiciens, aspicientisbeholding, observing, inspecting
gigno, gignere, genui, genitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>bear, beget, produce, cause, yield
lassitudo, lassitudinis<i>f&nbsp;</i>faintness, exhaustion, tiredness
quies, quietis<i>f&nbsp;</i>repose, sleep, quiet, calm, lull, dream
galea, galeae<i>f&nbsp;</i>helmet
stringo, stringere, strinxi, strictum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>draw tight, cut off, unsheath, wound
dolus, doli<i>m&nbsp;</i>deceit, fraud, trap, deception
subductus, -a, -umdrawn, lifted, pulled from under
discrimen, discriminis<i>n&nbsp;</i>distinction, difference, division, decision, crisis
prosum, prodesse, profui, profuturus<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>be useful, help, benefit, profit, serve
egregieexcellently, exceedingly
fauces, faucium<i>fpl&nbsp;</i>throat, entrance
vigilia, vigiliae<i>f&nbsp;</i>watch, vigil, wakefulness
tutus, -a, -umsafe, secure, protected
insequor, insequi, insecutus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>attack, pursue, come after
intersum, interesse, interfui, interfuturus<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>lie between, be apart, differ, take part
remigo, remigare, remigavi, remigatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>row
adduco, adducere, adduxi, adductum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>lead, bring, cause, persuade, move
aries, arietis<i>m&nbsp;</i>male sheep, battering ram, beam
suppono, supponere, supposui, suppositum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>put under, falsify, substitute
exsilio, exsilire, exsilui, ~<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>spring, bound, leap forth
intueor, intueri, intuitus sum, ~<i>2 v dep&nbsp;</i>look at, consider, admire
stupens, stupentisstopping, stunning, astounding
ulturus, -a, -umabout to avenge
textus, -a, -umwoven
obsessus, -a, -uminhabited, besieged, obsessed
insidia, insidiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>ambush, plot
profectio, profectionis<i>f&nbsp;</i>departure, journey
excogito, excogitare, excogitavi, excogitatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>devise, invent, create
exsilium, exsilii<i>n&nbsp;</i>exile, banishment, retreat
disicio, disicere, disieci, disiectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>scatter, disperse, destroy, overthrow
qualisof what kind, what sort, just like
hospitium, hospitii<i>n&nbsp;</i>entertainment, hospitality, friendship
fructus, fructus<i>m&nbsp;</i>enjoyment, fruit, profit, reward
gusto, gustare, gustavi, gustatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>taste, sample, snack
versor, versari, versatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>live, be in a certain condition, be occupied with
defendo, defendere, defendi, defensum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>drive away, defend, protect
clamito, clamitare, clamitavi, clamitatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>yell, bawl, clamour
lactis, lactis<i>c&nbsp;</i>milk
conditus, -a, -umcollected, built, completed, hidden
praeses, praesidis<i>m&nbsp;</i>guardian, ruler
repertor, repertoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>originator, inventor, discoverer
officina, officinae<i>f&nbsp;</i>workshop
abdo, abdere, abdidi, abditum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>conceal, remove, hide oneself
perlustro, perlustrare, perlustrare, perlustratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>go over, visit, consider, purify
latro, latronis<i>m&nbsp;</i>mercenary, robber
praedor, praedari, praedatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>acquire loot, plunder, rob
praecaveo, praecavere, praecavi, praecautum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>guard against, beware
praesens, praesentispresent, prompt, immediate
humus, humi<i>f&nbsp;</i>floor, earth, soil
temereby chance, without design, casually
oblatus, -a, -umshown, unexpected
laturus, -a, -umabout to carry, report, consider
anteabefore, previously
hesternus, -a, -umyesterday's
pecus, pecoris<i>n&nbsp;</i>group of animals, herd, flock
lamentum, lamenti<i>n&nbsp;</i>wailing, weeping, lament
palus, pali<i>m&nbsp;</i>stake, post
praeacutus, -a, -umsharpened, pointed
promo, promere, prompsi, promptum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>bring out, produce, bring to light
uter, utris<i>m&nbsp;</i>wine bottle, hide bag
voluptas, voluptatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>pleasure, delight, joy
calefacio, calefacere, calefeci, calefactum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>heat, rouse
perfodio, perfodere, perfodi, perfossum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>dig, stab, break into
fervens, ferventisburning, boiling, zealous
tracto, tractare, tractavi, tractatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>drag, manage, practise, discuss
vimen, viminis<i>n&nbsp;</i>twig, shoot
sperno, spernere, sprevi, spretum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>move aside, separate, despise
damno, damni<i>n&nbsp;</i>damage, loss, penalty
luctor, luctari, luctatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>struggle, fight
freno, frenare, frenavi, frenatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>fit bridle, restrain, brake
carcer, carceris<i>m&nbsp;</i>prison, beginning
commoror, commorari, commoratus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>remain, delay, detain
statuo, statuere, statui, statutum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>set up, determine, stop
annus, anni<i>m&nbsp;</i>year, time, season
cupidus, -a, -umeager, passionate (+ abl., + gen.), greedy, biased
corium, corii<i>n&nbsp;</i>skin, belt, shell
alligo, alligare, alligavi, alligatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>tie, detain, oblige
guberno, gubernare, gubernavi, gubernatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>pilot, steer, manage
duduma short time ago, before
lucrum, lucri<i>n&nbsp;</i>profit, advantage
velutjust as, like, namely
agmen, agminis<i>n&nbsp;</i>crowd, army, stream
perflo, perflare, perflavi, perflatum<i>1 v</i>&nbsp;blow through, blow across
turbo, turbinis<i>m&nbsp;</i>whirlwind, wheel, spinning
frumentor, frumentari, frumentatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>obtain grain, forage
consensus, consensus<i>m&nbsp;</i>agreement, accordance, plot
ius iurandum, iuris iurandi<i>n&nbsp;</i>oath
aliquantum, aliquanti<i>n&nbsp;</i>some, a little, something
dulcedo, dulcedinis<i>f&nbsp;</i>sweetness, charm
forasoutside, outdoors
medicamentum, medicamenti<i>n&nbsp;</i>drug, medicine, remedy
baculum, baculi<i>n&nbsp;</i>staff, rod, stick
porcus, porci<i>m&nbsp;</i>pig, hog
ignarus, -a, -umignorant, unaware, incompetent
sollicitudo, sollicitudinis<i>f&nbsp;</i>anxiety, concern
dilucideplainly, evidently, distinctly
adulescens, adulescentis<i>c&nbsp;</i>youth, young man/woman
deterreo, deterrere, deterrui, deterritum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>frighten, deter, repress
patefactus, -a, -umopened, disclosed
foris, foris<i>f&nbsp;</i>door, gate, entrance
minitor, minitari, minitatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>threaten
debitus, -a, -umowed
sumpturus, -a, -umabout to undertake
universi, universorum<i>mpl&nbsp;</i>all
obtestor, obtestari, obtestatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>call as a witness, beseech
desiderium, desiderii<i>n&nbsp;</i>desire, grief, need
abutor, abuti, abusus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>use up, waste, abuse
effrenatus, -a, -umunbridled, unrestrained
pateo, patere, patui, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>be open, exposed, clear
constrictus, -a, -umbound together, tied, inhibited
imperans, imperantiscommanding, demanding, ruling
delecto, delectare, delectavi, delectatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>delight, charm, please
inustus, -a, -umburned
flagitium, flagitii<i>n&nbsp;</i>shame, disgrace, crime
irretio, irretire, irretivi, irretitum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>entangle, ensnare
vacuefacio, vacuefacere, vacuefeci, vacuefactum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>empty, evacuate
praetermitto, praetermittere, praetermisi, praetermissum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>allow, neglect, overlook
sileo, silere, silui, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>be silent, quiet, inactive
immanitas, immanitatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>immensity, excess, cruelty
ignominia, ignominiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>dishonour, disgrace
extorqueo, extorquere, extorsi, extortum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>tear away, extort
sica, sicae<i>f&nbsp;</i>curved dagger
initiatus, -a, -umbegun, originated, consecrated
defigo, defigere, defixi, defixum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>thrust, fix, attach
frequentia, frequentiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>crowd, multitude
necessaria, necessariae<i>f&nbsp;</i>connection
contumelia, contumeliae<i>f&nbsp;</i>insult, humiliation, assault
taciturnitas, taciturnitatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>silence
subsellium, subsellii<i>n&nbsp;</i>bench
persaepevery often
assideo, assidere, assedi, assessum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>sit near, stand by
consultor, consultoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>counsellor, client
peritus, -a, -umskilled, experienced in
agricola, agricolae<i>m&nbsp;</i>farmer
ratio, rationis<i>f&nbsp;</i>reason, calculation, procedure
fors, fortis<i>f&nbsp;</i>luck, chance
iactans, iactantisthrowing, scattering, disturbing, insulting
militia, militiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>military service, war, army
potior, potiusbetter, stronger, preferred
nex, necis<i>f&nbsp;</i>murder, killing, slaughter
vexatio, vexationis<i>f&nbsp;</i>agitation, distress, trouble
direptio, direptionis<i>f&nbsp;</i>plundering, stealing, rape
impunitus, -a, -umunpunished, unrestrained, safe
neglego, neglegere, neglexi, neglectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>neglect, ignore, despise
quaestio, quaestionis<i>f&nbsp;</i>problem, investigation, inquisition
everto, evertere, everti, eversum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>reverse, overturn, upset, destroy
perfringo, perfringere, perfregi, perfractum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>break, shatter, violate
increpo, increpare, increpavi, increpatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>rattle, sound, complain
abhorreo, abhorrere, abhorrui, abhorritum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>abhor, free from, inconsistent, vary
raeda, raedae<i>f&nbsp;</i>carriage, coach (four wheeled)
subsisto, subsistere, substiti, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>halt, sustain, oppose
madidus, -a, -ummoist, soaked, drunk
nemus, nemoris<i>n&nbsp;</i>grove, pasture, wood
delubrum, delubri<i>n&nbsp;</i>temple, shrine
supellex, supellectilis<i>f&nbsp;</i>furniture, outfit
cophinus, cophini<i>m&nbsp;</i>hamper, basket
fenum, feni<i>n&nbsp;</i>hay
eiectus, -a, -umexpelled, ejected, stranded
mendico, mendicare, mendicavi, mendicatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>beg
viridis, viridegreen, young, fresh
margo, marginis<i>c&nbsp;</i>border, margin, edge
ingenuus, -a, -umnatural, indigenous, noble, delicate
marmor, marmoris<i>n&nbsp;</i>marble
tofus, tofituff, tufa rock
honestus, -a, -umhonourable, noble, worthy
emolumentum, emolumenti<i>n&nbsp;</i>effort, labour, profit
hereyesterday
detero, deterere, detrivi, detritum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>rub off, wear out, weaken
exiguus, -a, -umstrict, exact, paltry, small
canities, canitiei<i>f&nbsp;</i>grey hair, old age
senectus, -a, -umaged, very old
senectus, senectutis<i>f&nbsp;</i>old age, senility
impetro, impetrare, impetravi, impetratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>accomplish, succeed, obtain
custodia, custodiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>protection, custody, prisoner
asservo, asservare, asservavi, asservatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>watch over, guard, observe
paries, parietis<i>m&nbsp;</i>room/house walls
repudiatus, -a, -umrejected
sodalis, sodalis<i>c&nbsp;</i>companion, comrade, conspirator
demigro, demigrare, demigravi, demigratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>migrate, depart, withdraw
videlicetnamely, clearly, evidently
suspicor, suspicari, suspicatus sum<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>mistrust, suspect, suppose
sagax, sagaciskeen, acute, shrewd
vindico, vindicare, vindicavi, vindicatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>avenge, liberate, protect
proptereatherefore, for that reason
sanehealthily, sensibly, indeed, truly
gero, gerere, gessi, gestum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>carry, manage, rule, wear, possess, accomplish, behave
definio, definire, definivi, definitum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>bound, limit, define, finish
penetro, penetrare, penetravi, penetratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>enter, penetrate
dimico, dimicare, dimicavi, dimicatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>fight, battle, attack
incitamentum, incitamenti<i>n&nbsp;</i>incentive, incitement
tumulus, tumuli<i>m&nbsp;</i>mound, hill, grave
praeco, praeconis<i>m&nbsp;</i>herald, crier, auctioneer
persipcio, perspicere, perspexi, perspectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>see through, perceive
probo, probare, probavi, probatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>approve, test, examine, demonstrate
patior, pati, passus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>suffer, endure, allow, permit, exist
decerno, decernere, decrevi, decretum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>decide, judge, fight, contend
auctoritas, auctoritatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>authority, influence, credibility
vilis, vilecheap, inexpensive, base, vile
pridemlong ago, previously
vasto, vastare, vastavi, vastatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>devastate, ravage, lay waste
prosequor, prosequi, prosecutus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>escort, accompany, pursue
recens, recentisnew, recent, fresh, young
posteritas, posteritatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>future, posterity, offspring
seiungo, seiungere, seiunxi, seiunctum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>separate, sever, exclude
commoveo, commovere, commovi, commotum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>move, stir, carry away, drive back, disturb
cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>go, happen, depart, withdraw, cede, give up
pertimesco, pertimescere, pertimui, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>become frightened, fear, dread
semianimus, -a, -umhalf-alive, almost dead
lacero, lacerare, laceravi, laceratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>tear to pieces, mutilate, mangle, destroy
calvus, -a, -umhairless, bald
spatium, spatii<i>n&nbsp;</i>space, distance, period, time
rhombus, rhombi<i>m&nbsp;</i>rhombus, flatfish
torrens, torrentisburning, hot, rushing, roaring, rapid
desidia, desidiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>idleness, inactivity, laziness
cymba, cymbae<i>f&nbsp;</i>boat, skiff
pontifex, pontificis<i>m&nbsp;</i>Roman priest, pontiff, bishop
delator, delatoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>accuser, informer, denouncer
inquisitor, inquisitoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>searcher, spy, detective, examiner
remex, remigis<i>m&nbsp;</i>oarsman, rower
depasco, depascere, depavi, depastum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>graze, consume, devour
mobilitas, mobilitatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>mobility, speed
vigeo, vigere, vigui, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>be vigorous, thrive, prosper, live
acquiro, acquirere, acquisivi, acquisitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>obtain, acquire, accrue
ingredior, ingredi, ingressus sum, ~<i>3 v dep&nbsp;</i>go in, enter, begin, advance
condo, condere, condidi, conditum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>put together, found, store, hide
irrito, irritare, irritavi, irritatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>incite, provoke, irritate
perhibeo, perhibere, perhibui, perhibitum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>extend, present, give, assign, say
progigno, progignere, progenui, progenitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>beget, produce
pernix, pernicisnimble, agile, swift
pluma, plumae<i>f&nbsp;</i>feather, plume
subterdown below, underneath
totidemjust as many, all the same, the same number
subrigo, subrigere, subrexi, subrectum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>lift up, straighten
strido, stridere, stridi, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>utter, creak, shriek, screech
declino, declinare, declinavi, declinatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>bend, deviate, inflect, avoid
culmen, culminis<i>n&nbsp;</i>stalk, roof, summit, peak
turris, turris<i>f&nbsp;</i>tower
pravus, -a, -umcrooked, depraved, wrong, bad
tenax, tenacisclinging, tenacious, firm, persistent
multiplex, multiplicismanifold, numerous, complex
repleo, replere, replevi, repletum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>refill, replenish, satisfy, complete
digno, dignare, dignavi, dignatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>deem worthy, suitable, fitting
passimeverywhere, here and there, randomly, mindlessly
foedus, -a, -umfilthy, ugly, horrible, disgraceful shameless
protinusimmediately, continuously
detorqueo, detorquere, detorsi, detortum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>deflect, distort, turn
aggero, aggerere, aggessi, aggestum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>carry, bring to, stick together
istic, istaec, istuc/istocthis same, this very
brevitershortly, briefly, concisely
cor, cordis<i>n&nbsp;</i>heart, soul, mind
secludo, secludere, seclusi, seclusum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>cut off
custos, custodis<i>m&nbsp;</i>guard, protector
tueor, tueri, tuitus sum, ~<i>2 v dep&nbsp;</i>behold, watch, guard, maintain
virtus, virtutis<i>f&nbsp;</i>manhood, courage, virtue, excellence
incendium, incendii<i>n&nbsp;</i>fire, inferno, torch, heat, passion
obtusus, -a, -umstruck, beaten, blunt, dull
adeoso, thus, so much
iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>join, unite
quiabecause, due to the fact that, for
generosus, -a, -umwell-born, noble, excellent
imperito, imperitare, imperitavi, imperitatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>command, govern, rule
plerique, plerorumque<i>mpl&nbsp;</i>most of them, the majority
soleo, solere, solui, solitum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>be accustomed, used to
nasus, nasi<i>m&nbsp;</i>nose, sense of smell
aduncus, -a, -umhooked, bent, curved
libertinus, -a,- umfreedman
refert, referre, retulit, relatum<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>it matters, it is important
quisque, quaeque, quodqueeach one, everyone, anyone
persuadeo, persuadere, persuasi, persuasum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>persuade, convince, prevail (+dat.)
veretruly, verily
maior, maioris<i>m&nbsp;</i>ancestors, elders
vivo, viere, vixi, victum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>live, survive, reside
as, assis<i>m&nbsp;</i>as (bronze coin), disk
noto, notare, notavi, notatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>mark, write, signify
iudex, iudicis<i>m&nbsp;</i>judge, umpire, juror
stultus, -a, -umfoolish, stupid
ineptus, -a,- umunsuitable, absurd
stupeo, stupere, stupui, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>be stunned, astonished, stop
titulus, tituli<i>m&nbsp;</i>title, heading, inscription
oportet, oportere, oportuit, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>be necesssary, proper
vulgus, vulgi<i>n/msg&nbsp;</i>common people, public, crowd
isticthere, in that place, herein
sicco, siccare, siccavi, siccatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>dry, drain, exhaust
eluvies, eluviei<i>f&nbsp;</i>discharge, flood
bustum, busti<i>n&nbsp;</i>grave, tomb
venalis, venalefor sale
cornicen, cornicinis<i>m&nbsp;</i>horn player, trumpeter
bucca, buccae<i>f&nbsp;</i>cheek, jaw
pollex, pollicis<i>m&nbsp;</i>thumb
populariterpopularly, populistically
forica, foricae<i>f&nbsp;</i>public restroom
fastigium, fastigii<i>n&nbsp;</i>summit, extremity, peak
iocor, iocari, iocatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>joke, jest, play
mentior, mentiri, mentitus sum, ~<i>4 v dep&nbsp;</i>lie, cheat, deceive, pretend (+ dat.)
rana, ranae<i>f</i> frog
viscus, visceris<i>n</i> organ, entrails, bowels
adulter, adulteri<i>m</i> adulter, lover
mancus, -a, -ummaimed, crippled, defective extinctus, -a, -umextinguished, killed
aestuo, aestuare, aestuavi, aestuatum<i>1 v</i> burn, surge, rage
occultus, -a, -umconcealed, covered, secret
opacus, -a, -umshady, dark, obscure
dives, divitisrich, wealthy, fertile, splendid
fateor, fateri, fassus sum, ~<i>2 v dep</i> confess, admit, show
quotus, -a, -umwhich, what number, how many
portio, portionis<i>f</i> share, part, portion
faex, faecis<i>f</i> dregs, scum
tibicen, tibicinis<i>m</i> piper, flautist
chorda, chordae<i>f</i> intestine, rope, string
gentilis, gentilebelonging to the same family, tribe, people
tympanum, tympani<i>n</i> drum, tambourine
prosto, prostare, prostiti, prostatum<i>1 v</i> stand out, offer for sale, prostitute oneself
trechedipnum, trechedipni<i>n</i> dinner shoes
ceromaticus, -a, -umsmeared with ceroma (mud for wrestling)
niceterium, niceterii<i>n</i> reward, prize, medal
velox, velocisswift, quick, rapid
quivis, quaevis, quidviswhoever you will, anyone, anything
grammaticus, grammatici<i>m</i> scholar, grammatian, teacher
rhetor, rhetoris<i>m</i> rhetoric teacher, orator
geometres, geometrae<i>m</i> geometrician, geometry teacher
pictor, pictoris<i>m</i> painter
aliptes, aliptae<i>m</i> masseur, trainer, wrestling coach
schoenobates, schoenobatae<i>m</i> tightrope walker
medicus, medici<i>m</i> doctor, physician, surgeon, medicine
magus, magi<i>m</i> magician, wizard, sorcerer
esuriens, esurientishungering
penna, pennae<i>f</i> wing, feather
conchylium, conchylii<i>n</i> shellfish, oyster
signo, signare, signavi, signatum<i>1 v</i> mark, sign, stamp
fultus, -a, -umsupported
recumbo, recumbere, recubui, ~<i>3 v</i> lie back, recline, sink down
prunum, pruni<i>n</i> plum
cottana, cottanorum<i>npl</i> figs
infantia, infantiae<i>f</i> speechlessness, infancy, childishness
baca, bacae<i>f</i> berry, olive, pearl
nutritus, -a, -umnourished, brought up
adulor, adulari, adulatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep</i> fawn, flatter
deformis, deformeugly, misshapen, shameful
invalidus, -a, -umweak, feeble
cervix, cervicis<i>f</i> neck
aequo, aequare, aequavi, aequatum<i>1 v</i> equalize, compare
angustus, -a, -umnarrow, close, small
deteriusworse
gallina, gallinae<i>f</i> hen
obstupesco, obstupescere, obstupui, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>become numb, stupefied, astonished, amazed
applico, applicare, applicavi, applicatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>apply, attach, join to
almus, -a, -umnourishing, kind
memini, meminisse, ~, ~<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>remember, recall, be mindful of
genitor, genitoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>parent, father
opimus, -a, -umfat, rich, plump, fertile, fruitful
dicio, dicionis<i>f&nbsp;</i>power, control, military authority
insignis, insigneextraordinary, obvious, famous, highborn, notorious
blandus, -a, -umpleasant, alluring, flattering
cesso, cessare, cessavi, cessatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>stop, cease, delay, hold back
cardo, cardinis<i>m&nbsp;</i>hinge, turning point, moment
quocircafor which reason, therefore
accitus, accitus<i>m&nbsp;</i>summoning, call
sopitus, -a, -umlulled to sleep, killed, quieted
recondo, recondere, recondidi, reconditum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>put away, hide, conceal
ordo, ordinis<i>m&nbsp;</i>order, rank, group
iudicium, iudicii<i>n&nbsp;</i>judgement, decision, trial
contio, contionis<i>f&nbsp;</i>meeting, assembly, speech
conor, conari, conatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>try, attempt
reus, -a, -umguilty
reus, rei<i>m&nbsp;</i>defendant, accused, plaintiff
praedicatio, praedicationis<i>f&nbsp;</i>praise, prediction, proclamation
voluntas, voluntatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>choice, desire, favour, goal
exspectatio, exspectationis<i>f&nbsp;</i>expectation, waiting, suspense
actor, actoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>agent, prosecutor, advocate
accedo, accedere, accessi, accessum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>approach, attack, reach, happen
augeo, augere, auxi, auctum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>increase, augment, raise
infamia, infamiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>bad reputation, dishonour, disgrace
succurro, succurrere, succurri, succursum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>help, aid
reconcilio, reconciliare, reconciliavi, reconciliatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>reunite, reconcile, recover
existimatio, existimationis<i>f&nbsp;</i>judgement, opinion, reputation
depeculator, depaculatoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>plunderer, embezzler
vexator, vexatoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>troubler, abuser, harasser
praedo, praedonis<i>m&nbsp;</i>thief, pirate, criminal
labes, labis<i>f&nbsp;</i>fall, collapse, fault, stain, misfortune
aerarium, aerarii<i>n&nbsp;</i>treasury
pando, pandere, pandi, passum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>extend, unfold, open, expose
concilium, concilii<i>n&nbsp;</i>council, meeting
sidereus, -a, -umstarry, bright, heavenly
bipatens, bipatentisopening in two ways, wide open
caelicola, caelicolae<i>c&nbsp;</i>inhabitant of heaven, worshipper
quianambecause, why?
retroback, behind, before
certo, certare, certavi, certatum<i>1 v</i>&nbsp;match, fight, contend, dispute
abnuo, abnuere, abnui, abnuitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>refuse, reject, deny
vetitus, -a, -umforbidden
lacesso, lacessere, lacessivi, lacessitum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>excite, provoke, attack
iustus, -a, -umjust, lawful, proper
ferus, -a, -umwild, savage, fierce
immitto, immittere, immisi, immissum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>send in, introduce, allow
sino, sinere, sivi, situm<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>let, allow, suffer, put, set down
placitum, placiti<i>n&nbsp;</i>opinion, teaching, decree
commodeconveniently, aptly, suitably
conqueror, conqueri, conquestus sum, ~<i>3 v dep</i>&nbsp;complain, bewail, lament
vociferor, vociferari, vociferatus sum, ~<i>1 v dep&nbsp;</i>cry out, shout, scream
commoditas, commoditatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>fitness, convenience, advantage
gravitas, gravitatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>weight, severity, importance
aetas, aetatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>lifetime, age, period of life
impedimentum, impedimenti<i>n&nbsp;</i>impediment, hindrance
attribuo, attribuere, attribui, attributum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>associate, join to, assign
adversarius, adversarii<i>m&nbsp;</i>opponent, rival, enemy
quapropterwhy, for which reason
attenteattentively
venia, veniae<i>f&nbsp;</i>kindness, mercy, forgiveness
sapientia, sapientiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>wisdom, memory, science
allevo, allevare, allevavi, allevatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>raise, lighten, sustain
industria, industriae<i>f&nbsp;</i>diligence, activity, purpose
huc acceditin addition
aliquasomehow, to some extent
modicus, -a, -ummoderate, small, restrained, poor
murmur, murmuris<i>n&nbsp;</i>murmur, roaring, humming
fanum, fani<i>n&nbsp;</i>shrine, temple
deliciae, deliciarum<i>fpl&nbsp;</i>delight, luxuries, darling
veto, vetare, vetui, vetitum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>forbid, prevent, prohibit
gibbus, gibbi<i>m&nbsp;</i>hump
egregius, -a, -umdistinguished, excellent, honourable
trepidus, -a, -umnervous, jumpy, agitated
concordia, concordiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>agreement, union, harmony
pudicitia, pudicitiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>chastity, virtue
castus, -a, -umpure, guiltless, sacred
modestus, -a, -ummoderate, calm, modest
tribuo, tribuere, tribui, tributum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>grant, assign, concede, divide
benignus, -a, -umkind, friendly, favourable
largus, -a, -umabundant, large, bountiful
prodigus, -a, -umwasteful, lavish
corruptor, corruptoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>corrupter, seducer, briber
improbitas, improbitatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>wickedness, dishonesty, depravity
fiducia, fiduciae<i>f&nbsp;</i>trust, confidence, courage
ephebus, ephebi<i>m&nbsp;</i>young man
castro, castrare, castravi, castratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>amputate, punish, prune, castrate
praetextatus, -a, -umwearing a toga, juvenile
loripes, loripedishaving some foot deformity
strumosus, -a, -umhaving some glandular swelling
uterus, uteri<i>m&nbsp;</i>womb, uterus, fetus
tumens, tumentisswelling
quisquam, quicquamanyone, anything
inauditus, -a, -umunheard of, unlearned
imperatorius, -a, -umgeneral, imperial, commanding
fortitudo, fortitudinis<i>f&nbsp;</i>strength, force, bravery
provideo, providere, providi, provisum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>foresee, act with caution, provide
imperator, imperatoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>commander, general, ruler
redundo, redundare, redundavi, redundatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>abound, pour out
testis, testis<i>c&nbsp;</i>witness
internecio, internecionis<i>f&nbsp;</i>massacre, slaughter, destruction
explico, explicare, explicavi, explicatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>unfold, loosen, settle
mirandus, -a, -umto be wondered at
obtutus, obtutus<i>m&nbsp;</i>gaze
stipans, stipantiscompressing, cramming, surrounding
caterva, catervae<i>f&nbsp;</i>crowd, band, group, flock
iugum, iugi<i>n&nbsp;</i>yoke, collar, bond
chorus, chori<i>m&nbsp;</i>dance, crowd, chorus
glomero, glomerare, glomeravi, glomeratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>pile, gather, group
pharetra, pharetrae<i>f&nbsp;</i>quiver
superemineo, supereminere, supereminui, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>be above, stand out, appear
pertempto, pertemptare, pertemptavi, pertemptatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>test, try, attempt
instans, instantisstanding upon, urging, eager
testudo, testudinis<i>f&nbsp;</i>turtle, shell, shed, shelter
saeptus, -a, -umsurrounded, enclosed, wrapped
subnixus, -a, -umsupported by, resting on, relying on
dispello, dispellere, dispuli, dispulsum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>scatter, disperse, drive away
penitusinwardly, within, thoroughly
ora, orae<i>f&nbsp;</i>border, limit, coast, region
invado, invadere, invasi, invasum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>enter, invade, attack
causam dico, dicere<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>I plead a case
luctus, luctus<i>m&nbsp;</i>grief, sorrow, mourning
egestas, egestatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>want, poverty
iugulo, iugulare, iugulavi, iugulatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>kill, slay
ibidemin that very place, at that time
trucido, trucidare, trucidavi, trucidatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>slaughter, massacre, destroy
faciliusmore easily
miseria, miseriae<i>f&nbsp;</i>misfortune, distress
audacia, audaciae<i>f&nbsp;</i>boldness, confidence, audacity
niveus, -a, -umsnowy, snow-white
lacertus, lacerti<i>m&nbsp;</i>arm, muscle
cunctans, cunctantisdelaying, hesitating, dawdling
amplexus, amplexus<i>m&nbsp;</i>clasp, embrace
repentesuddenly
solitus, -a, -umusual, accustomed, ordinary
medulla, medullae<i>f&nbsp;</i>marrow
labefacto, labefactare, labefactavi, labefactatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>weaken, shake, destroy, overthrow
os, oris<i>n&nbsp;</i>mouth, head, countenance, speech
secusotherwise, differently
non secusjust so, precisely
tonitrus, tonitrus<i>m&nbsp;</i>thunder
coruscus, -a, -umvibrating, shaking, flashing
rima, rimae<i>f&nbsp;</i>crack, chink, cleft
micans, micantisvibrating, twinkling, trembling
nimbus, nimbi<i>m&nbsp;</i>cloud, rainstorm
supersum, superesse, superfui, ~<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>remain, survive, be in abundance
primoris, primorefirst, foremost, the tips of
labrum, labri<i>n&nbsp;</i>lip, edge, margin, basin, bowl
digitus, digiti<i>m&nbsp;</i>finger, toe, digit
emergo, emergere, emersi, emersum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>emerge, arise, surface
frux, frucis<i>f&nbsp;</i>produce, fruit, success
illustris, illustrebright, clear, distinguished, noble
concessus, concessus<i>m&nbsp;</i>concession, agreement, permission
cupiditas, cupiditatis<i>f&nbsp;</i>desire, lust, greed
tolerabilis, tolerabilebearable, endurable, tolerable
silentium, silentii<i>n&nbsp;</i>silence, stillness, inaction
tributum, tributi<i>n&nbsp;</i>tax, tribute
vitium, vitii<i>n&nbsp;</i>flaw, blemish, vice, crime
praemitto, praemittere, praemisi, praemissum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>send forward, ahead
scutatus, -a, -umarmed with a long wooden shield (scutum)
laevus, -a, -umleft, clumsy, awkward
limes, limitis<i>m&nbsp;</i>limit, border, path
sublustris, sublustregleaming, dimly lit
refulgeo, refulgere, refulsi, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>reflect, glitter, glisten, stand out
comoedus, comoedi<i>m&nbsp;</i>comedian, comic actor
cultus, -a, -umcultivated, nurtured, worshipped, clothed, adorned
palliolum, pallioli<i>n&nbsp;</i>Greek cloak, hood
nempeindeed, certainly, no doubt
infrabelow (+acc.)
ventriculus, ventriculi<i>m&nbsp;</i>belly, stomach, ventricle
distantia, distantiae<i>f&nbsp;</i>distance, remoteness, diversity
persona, personae<i>f&nbsp;</i>mask, role, personality
natio, nationis<i>f&nbsp;</i>birth, nation, race
comoedus, -a, -umcomic, given to acting
concutio, concutere, concussi, concussum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>shake, agitate, terrify
cachinnus, cachinni<i>m&nbsp;</i>laughter, guffaw, roaring
doleo, dolere, dolui, dolitum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>hurt, suffer, lament, grieve
igniculus, igniculi<i>m&nbsp;</i>small fire, spark
bruma, brumae<i>f&nbsp;</i>winter solstice, cold, winter
endromis, endromidis<i>f&nbsp;</i>woollen cloak, woollen wrap
sudo, sudare, sudavi, sudatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>sweat, perspire
ructo, ructare, ructavi, ructatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>burp
mingo, mingere, minxi, mictum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>urinate
trulla, trullae<i>f&nbsp;</i>ladle, scoop
fundus, fundi<i>m&nbsp;</i>bottom, land, ground
inguen, inguenis<i>n&nbsp;</i>groin, privates
matrona, matronae<i>f&nbsp;</i>wife, woman
Lar, Laris<i>m&nbsp;</i>Gods of the home, hearth and crossroads
sponsus, sponsi<i>m&nbsp;</i>groom, fiance
pudicus, -a, -umchaste, pure, modest, virtuous
avia, aviae<i>f&nbsp;</i>grandmother
resupino, resupinare, resupinavi, resupinatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>bend, pull back, knock down
mentio, mentionis<i>f&nbsp;</i>mention, calling to mind
gymnasium, gymnasii<i>n&nbsp;</i>gymnasium
abolla, abollae<i>f&nbsp;</i>cloak
caballus, caballi<i>m&nbsp;</i>horse
partio, partire, partivi, partitum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>share, part, divide, distribute
stillo, stillare, stillavi, stillatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>drip, drop, distill
limen, liminis<i>n&nbsp;</i>threshold, doorstep, entrance, end
pereo, perire, perivi, peritum<i>ir v&nbsp;</i>perish, vanish, leak
servitium, servitii<i>n&nbsp;</i>slavery, servitude, slaves
iactura, iacturae<i>f&nbsp;</i>throwing away, loss, sacrifice
ratis, ratis<i>f&nbsp;</i>raft, boat, ship
ampliusanymore, furthermore, again
ullus, -a, -umany
undiquefrom all sides, from every direction, all over, completely
pontus, ponti<i>m&nbsp;</i>sea, deep, wave
caeruleus, -a, -umblue as the sky, celestial
hiems, hiemis<i>f&nbsp;</i>winter, stormy weather
inhorreo, inhorrere, inhorrui, ~<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>bristle up, shake, shudder
tenebra, tenebrae<i>f&nbsp;</i>shadow, darkness, ignorance
gurges, gurgitis<i>m&nbsp;</i>whirlpool, eddy, sea, abyss
umidus, -a, -ummoist, damp, frozen
ingemino, ingeminare, ingeminavi, ingeminatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>repeat, reiterate, increase, redouble
abruptus, -a, -umbroken off, torn, cut, abrupt
excutio, excutere, excussi, excussum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>shake out, throw off, discard, banish
calligo, calliginis<i>f&nbsp;</i>fog, mist, vapor, darkness
incompositus, -a, -umdisorderly, clumsy, disorganized
fautor, fautoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>patron, admirer, supporter
ineptus, -a, -umunsuitable, silly, improper, absurd
defrico, defricare, defricui, defricatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>rub off
charta, chartae<i>f&nbsp;</i>paper, papyrus, piece of writing
tribuens, tribuentisgranting, conceding, allowing
poema, poematis<i>n&nbsp;</i>poem, poetry
risus, risus<i>m&nbsp;</i>laughter, jest, smile
diduco, diducere, diduxi, diductum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>lead apart, separate, divide, scatter
rictus, rictus<i>m&nbsp;</i>gaping of a mouth as when laughing or yawning
impedio, impedire, impedivi, impeditum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>hinder, impede, obstruct, embarrass
lasso, lassare, lassavi, lassatum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>exhaust, tire, fatigue
nitidus, -a, -umshining, polished, beautiful
damnosus, -a, -umdestructive, prodigal
bullatus, -a, -umbubbled
fritillus, fritilli<i>m</i>&nbsp;cylindrical box for holding dice
propinquus, -a, -umnear, neighbouring, similar, related
rado, radere, rasi, rasum<i>3 v&nbsp;</i>scrape, shave, smooth, graze
tuber, tuberis<i>n&nbsp;</i>bump, swelling, truffle
boletus, boleti<i>m</i>&nbsp;mushroom
condio, condire, condivi, conditum<i>4 v&nbsp;</i>season, embalm
ficedula, ficedulae<i>f&nbsp;</i>figpecker
nebulo, nebulonis<i>f&nbsp;</i>rascal, slave
gula, gulae<i>f&nbsp;</i>gullet, throat OR gluttony, greed
admoveo, admovere, admovi, admotum<i>2 v&nbsp;</i>move, lead, reconcile
lautus, -a, -umwashed, bathed, rich, elegant, refined
degenero, degenerare, degeneravi, degeneratum<i>1 v&nbsp;</i>degenerate, deteriorate, be inferior, corrupt
culina, culinae<i>f&nbsp;</i>kitchen, food
stridor, stridoris<i>m&nbsp;</i>shrill sound
catena, catenae<i>f&nbsp;</i>chain, bond, tie, tether
inscriptus, -a, -uminscribed
ergastulum, ergastuli<i>n&nbsp;</i>penitentiary, prison