infundere, infundit, infusus
to learn
discere, didicit
to happen
accidere, accidit
to lead
ducere, duxit, ductus
to flee
fugere, fugit, fugiturus (fugiunt)
however, moreover
autem
art, skill
ars, arte (gen. artis, artium) 3rd, f
bold
audax, audaci
youth (as in time of life)
iuventus, iuventute (3rd, f)
teacher
magister, magistro (2nd, m)
to expect
exspectare, exspectavit, expectatus
to foresee
praevidere, praevidit, praevisus
envy, unpopularity
invidia, a (1st, f)
south
meridionalis, e, i
reward
praemium, o (2nd, n)
such
talis, e, i
in addition
insuper
and not
nec, necque
neither....nor
nec...nec
to accuse, to blame
accusare, accusavit, accusatus
to dismiss
dimittere, dimisit, dimissus
to explain
explicare, explicavit, explicatus
to ask, seek
petere, petivit, petitus
to return, to go back
redire, rediit, rediturus (redeunt 3rd person plural present)
or
aut
either or
aut...aut
enemy
inimicus, -o (2nd, m) hostis, hosti (3rd, m/f)
judgment, court, trial
iudicium, -o
to expect
exspectare, exspectavit, exspectatus
to foresee
praevidere, praevidit, praevisus
in addition
insuper
nor
nec
neither ... nor
nec...nec
envy, unpopularity
invidia, a (1st, fem)
south
meridionalis, e, i
prize, present, reward
praemium, o (2nd, neuter)
decree
decretum, o (2nd, neuter)
to veto, intercede
intercedere, intercedit, intercessus
office
magistratus, o (2nd, masc.)
to accuse
accusare, accusavit, accusatus
to dismiss
dimittere, dimisit, dimissus
or, either...or
aut, aut...aut
judgment, court
iudicium, o (neuter, 2nd)
to defend
defendere, defendit, defensus
to do, drive, act, discuss, spend (time)
agere, egit, actus
to open
aperire, aperuit, apertus
to attempt (deponent)
conari, conatus est
to speak (deponent)
loqui, locutus est
to follow (deponent)
sequi, secutus est
meanwhile
interea
no, none
nullus, nulla, nullum
town
oppidum, o (2nd, neuter)
door, gate
porta, a (1st, fem.)
to die (deponent)
moriuntur, mori, mortuus est
to think
putare, putavit, putatus
to take back, to keep back, to receive
recipiunt, recipere, recepit, reciptus
to retreat
recipere se
swiftly
celeriter
leader
dux, duce (3rd, masc)
death
mors, morte (3rd, fem)
excessive
nimius, nimia, nimium
messenger, message
nuntius, o (2nd, masculine)
northern
septentrionalis, e, i
sister
soror, sorore (3rd, fem)
to collect
colligere, collegit, collectus
to show
ostendere, ostendit, ostensus
set out (deponent)
proficisci, profectus est
to return (deponent)
reverti, reversus est
or (in questions only)
an
a long time
diu
why
quare
month
mensis, i (3rd, m)
to beware
cavére, cavit, cautus,
to begin
coepit, coeptus
to warn, advise
monére, mónuit, mónitus
to answer
respondére, respondit, responsus
conspiracy
coniuratio, coniuratione (3rd, fem)
foot
pes, pede (3rd, m)
writer
scriptor (3rd, m)
sword
gládius, o (2nd, m)
to read
légere, legit, lectus
to be born (deponent)
nasci, natus est
to learn (perfect means has learned, knows, passive-known)
nóscere, novit, notus
to live
vívere, vixit, *victúrus
famous, brilliant
clarus, a, um
horse
equus, equo (2nd, m)
book
liber, libro (2nd, m)
order, rank, row
ordo, órdine
to offend
offendere, offendit, offénsus
brother
frater, fratre (3rd, m)
to become, to happen (deponent)
[fiunt], fíeri, factus est (from fácere)
not to be known
nescíre, nescívit, nescítus
on account of
propter (with obj.)
man, mankind
homo, hómine (3rd, m)
beginning
inítium, o (2nd, n)
sin
peccátum, o (2nd, n)
chief
princeps, príncipe
proud, arrogant
supérbus, a, um
road, means, way
via, a (1st, f)
virtue, courage, manliness
virtus, virtúte (3rd, f)
to compare
comparáre, comparat, comparatus
nevertheless
tamen
to grasp, arrest
comprehéndere, comprehéndit, comprehénsus
to tell
narráre, narrávit, narrátus
to prove, test
probáre, probávit, probátus
mine
meus, a, um
ally, companion
sócius, o
any
ullus, a, um
forceful
véhemens, veheménti (3rd decl. adj)
difficulty
difficúltas, difficultate (3rd, f)
to consult
consúlere, consúluit, consúltus
to free
liberáre, liberávit, liberátus
to be pleasing to
placére, plácuit, *placuitúrus (dative!!)
perhaps
forsan
sick
æger, ægra, ægrum
prison
carcer, cárcere (3rd., m)
letter
epístola, a (1st., f)
rest of
réliquus, a, um
to defile
profanáre, profanávit, profanátus
elsewhere
álibi
in the presence of, before
coram (with ablative)
cause, reason
causa, a (1st, fem)
God
Deus, o (dea feminine)
enemy
hostis, hosti (3rd, m/f) inimicus, -o (2nd, m)
mystery, rite
mystérium, o (2nd, n)
to go
ire, iit, *itúrus (present tense: it and eunt, past imper: ibat ibant, future: ibit ibunt pres. active participle: intes, eunti
today
hódie
to affect, move
[affíciunt], affícere, affécit, afféctus
to attack
[aggrediúntur], ággredi, aggréssus est
not only...but also
non solum...verum étiam
certain
certus, a, um
pain, grief
dolor, dolóre (3rd, m)
exile
exsílium, o (2nd, n)
right, law
verum ius, iure (3rd, n)
pride
supérbia (1st, f)
for (yes, truly)
nam
feast
festum (2nd, n)
crown
coróna (1st, f)
to celebrate
celebráre, celebrávit, celebrátus
to set right, correct
corrigere, corréxit, corréctus
dagger
sica (1st, f)
statue
statua (1st, f)
to forgive
ignóscere, ingóvit, ignótus (dat. and obj.)
afterwards
póstea
if
si
as, just as, as if
sicut
that, in order to, so that, in order that
ut (w subj)
lest, so that...not
ne
uncle on mother's side
avúnculus, o (2nd, m)
permission
licéntia, a (1st, f)
a warning, advice
monítio, monitióne (3rd, f)
soothsayer, prophet
vates, i (3rd, f)
to behead
decolláre, decollávit, decollátus
to be unwilling
nolle, nóluit (like voluit, except third sing is non vult)
to permit
permíttere, permísit, permíssus (permísit hoc Marco)
to prescribe, to list
proscríbere, proscrípsit, proscríptus
daily
quotidie
short
brevis, breve, brevi
fleet
classis, i (3rd, f)
like, similar
símilis, símile, símili
military camp
castra, castris (2nd, n. plural only)
to drive, to rout
péllere, pépulit, pulsus
to deprive
priváre, privávit, privátus (w. abl)
give back, return
réddere, réddidit, rédditus
when, after, although, because
cum
fat
pinguis (m/f) , pingue (n)
priest
póntifex, pontífice (3rd, m)
next, nearest
próximus, próxima, próximum
beautiful
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
to teach
docére, dócuit, doctus
to rest
requiéscere, requiévit, requiétus
to leave
relínquere, relínquit, relíctus
yet, still
adhuc
only
solúmmodo
above, over
super (w obj)
heaven
cœlum, o (2nd, n)
light
lux, luce (3rd, f)
night
nox, nocte (3rd, f)
work
opus, ópere (3rd, n)
old
vetus, vétere
to eat
comedere, comedit, comesus
to command
imperare, imperavit, imperatus
to breath in
inspirare, inspiravit, inspiratus
to bring forth
proferre, protulit, prolatus
then, next
deinde
sub
under
so, so very
tam
image
imago, imagine (bona)
wood
lignum, ligno
tongue, language
lingua, a
moon
luna, a
sign, signal, standard
signum, o
sun
sol, sole (bonus)
to hide
abscondere, abscondit, absconditus
to believe (with dative of the person believed)
credere, credidit, creditus
to question, ask
interrogare, interrogavit, interrogatus
to obey (w. dative)
obedire, obedivit, obeditus
to feel, realize, perceive
sentire, sensit, sensus
whether
num
devil
diabolus, diabloli
voice
vox, voce (magna)