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.)