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  • teacher
    magister, -tro (2nd, m)
  • life
    vita (1st, f)
  • battle
    proelium, -o (2nd, n)
  • power, command
    imperium (2nd, n)
  • humility
    humilitas, -tate (3rd, f) (like veritas)
  • art, skill
    ars, artes -e (3rd, f)
  • youth (time of life)
    (i) juventus, (i) juventute (3rd, f)
  • bold
    audax, audaci (3rd, adj)
  • however, moreover
    autem
  • to happen
    accidere, accidit
  • to learn
    discere, didicit
  • to lead
    ducere, duxit, ductus (ducere in matrimonium)
  • to flee, fly
    fugiunt, fugere, fugit, fugiturus
  • example
    exemplum, -o (2nd, n)
  • daughter
    filia, -a (1st, f)
  • to leave
    relinquere, relinquit
  • wife
    uxor, uxores, -e (3rd, f)
  • to refuse, deny
    negare, negavit
  • pirate
    pirata (1st, m)
  • although
    quamquam
  • blind
    caecus, a, um
  • greaterer
    maior, maius, maiore
  • few
    pauci, -ae, a (plural only)
  • dictatorship
    dictatura (1st, f)
  • title
    titulus (2nd, m)
  • to escape
    evadere, evasit, evasus
  • to break
    frangere, fregit, fractus
  • to seize, snatch
    rapiunt, rapere, rapuit, raptus
  • there
    ibi
  • between, among
    inter (obj)
  • altogether, at all, in
    omnino
  • follow, second, successful
    secundus, -a, -um (2nd, adj)
  • daily
    quotidie

  • then, after

    deinde
  • precious
    pretiosus, -a, -um
  • butchery, slaughter, masacre
    trucidatio, trucidationes, -e (3rd, f)
  • time
    tempus, -ore (3rd, n)
  • only
    solum
  • to pour in

    infundere, fundit, fusus

  • to recall
    revocare, revocavit, revocatus
  • while
    dum
  • hot
    calidus, a, um (2nd, adj)
  • doubt
    dubium, -o (2nd, n)
  • throat
    guttur, ure (3rd., n)
  • natural ability, intelligence
    ingenium, -o (2nd, n)
  • friend
    amicus (2nd, m)
  • to be absent
    abesse, afuit, afuturus
  • to compel, force
    cogere, coegit, coactus
  • to punish
    punire, punivit, punitus
  • to feign, pretend
    simulare, simulavit, simulatus
  • to hope
    sperare, speravit, speratus
  • soon
    mox
  • draft, levy, select
    delectus, -u (2nd, m)
  • unjust
    iniustus, -a, -um
  • anger
    ira, -a (1st, f)
  • manner, way, measure, limit
    modus, -o (2nd, m)
  • easily
    facile
  • to show
    monstrare, monstravit, monstratus
  • especially
    praesertim
  • custom
    consuetudo, consuetudine (3rd, f)
  • better
    melior (m/f), melius (n), meliore (3rd, adjective)
  • western
    occidentalis (m/f), occidentale, -i (n) (3rd, adj)
  • eastern
    orientalis (m/f), orientale (n), -i (3rd, adj)
  • corrupt
    corruptus, -o (2nd, m)
  • true
    verus, -a, -um
  • in truth, really
    re vera (idiom)
  • slave, servant
    servus, -o (2nd, m)
  • mercy, pity
    misericordia, a (1st, f)
  • work, suffering
    labor, labore (3rd, m)
  • senator
    senator, -ore (3rd, m)
  • to hold, keep
    tenere, tenuit, tentus
  • to propose
    proponere, proposuit, propositus
  • to move
    movere, movit, motus
  • to kill
    interficere, interficit, interfectus
  • mob
    turba, -a (1st, f)
  • to hire
    conducere, conduxit, conductus
  • to build
    aedificare, aedificavit, aedificatus
  • to harass
    lacessere, lacessivit, lacessitus
  • bravely
    fortiter
  • what?
    quid
  • part
    pars, parte (3rd, f)
  • woman
    femina (1st, f)
  • place
    locus, -o (2, m...but the plural shifts to neuter loca)
  • no one
    nemo, nemine (no possessive, no plural)
  • head
    caput, capite (3rd, n)
  • hair
    capillus, -o (2nd, m)
  • yesterday
    heri
  • nothing
    nihil
  • to owe, ought
    debere, bebuit, debitus (debent)
  • to destroy
    delere, delevit, deletus (delent)
  • to put down
    deponere, deposuit, depositus (deponunt)
  • often
    saepe
  • without
    sine (abl.)
  • to divide
    dividere, divisit, divisus
  • once (upon a time)
    olim
  • not yet
    non dum
  • difficult
    difficilis, e, i
  • four
    quattuor (does not decline)
  • three
    tres, tria, tribus (no singular)
  • bound, chain
    vinculum, o (2nd, n)