lingua diserte loqui aliquando vel scire dies unus 607 entries
my list so that I may use latin fluently one day| Vocable | Translation |
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| a, ab Preposition | from, away from, by, (+ abl.) away from, (+ anima… |
| abacus, abaci [m.] O Noun | small table for cruets, credence, shelf/niche nea… |
| abhinc Adverb | (1.) since, ago, in past, from this time, hencefo… |
| accido, accidis, accidere C, accidi, - Verb | fall upon/down/to/at or near, descend, alight, ha… |
| accipio, accipis, accipere M, accepi, acceptum Verb | accept, take, receive |
| acerbus/acerba/acerbum, AO Adjective | harsh, bitter, grievous |
| acetabulum, acetabuli [n.] O Noun | small cup (esp. for vinegar), cup-shaped part (pl… |
| acetarium, acetarii [n.] O Noun | salad (seasoned) |
| ad Preposition | (1.) to, toward, near, at, in, by, about (with nu… |
| addo, addis, addere C, addidi, additum Verb | add, insert, bring/attach to, say in addition, in… |
| adduco, adducis, adducere C, adduxi, adductum Verb | lead, prompt, induce |
| adicio, adicis, adicere M, adjeci, adjectum Verb | add, increase, raise, add to (DAT/ad+ACC), sugges… |
| adeo, adis, adire IR, adii, aditum Verb | to go towards, approach |
| admiror, admiraris, admirari A, admiratus sum (Dep.) Verb | admire, respect, regard with wonder, wonder at, b… |
| adpositum, adpositi [n.] O Noun | adjective, epithet |
| adspicio, adspicis, adspicere M, adspexi, adspectum Verb | look/gaze on/at, see, observe, behold, regard, fa… |
| advenio, advenis, advenire I, adveni, adventum Verb | come to, arrive, arrive at, reach, be brought, de… |
| adversus/adversa/adversum, AO Adjective | opposite, adverse |
| aedes, aedis [f.] C Noun | temple, shrine, tomb, apartment, room, house (pl.… |
| aedificium, aedificii [n.] O Noun | building, house |
| aegroto, aegrotas, aegrotare A, aegrotavi, aegrotatum Verb | be sick, be distressed/mentally/morally ill, be a… |
| aes, aeris [n.] C Noun | bronze |
| aestas, aestatis [f.] C Noun | summer |
| affero, affers, afferre IR, aftuli, aflatum Verb | to bring, to bring to, to bring in |
| ago, agis, agere C, egi, actum Verb | (1.) drive, urge, conduct, act (2.) spend (time w… |
| aliquando Adverb | sometime (or other), at any time, ever, finally, … |
| aliquid Adverb | to some degree/extent, somewhat |
| aliquis, aliqua, aliquid Pronoun | anyone, anything, something, someone |
| aliter Adverb | otherwise, differently, in any other way [aliter … |
| altus/alta/altum, AO Adjective | high, deep, shrill, lofty, deep rooted, far-fetch… |
| amo, amas, amare A, amavi, amatum Verb | (1.) to love (2.) to love, to like (3.) laugh, he… |
| ambulo, ambulas, ambulare A, ambulavi, ambulatum Verb | go, walk |
| amitto, amittis, amittere C, amisi, amissum Verb | lose, let go |
| amnis, amnis [m.] M Noun | river (real/personified), stream, current, (runni… |
| amor, amoris [m.] C Noun | Love, Amor (God of Love), love, amorous, enamored… |
| amphitheatrum, amphitheatri [n.] O Noun | amphitheater, double (oval/circular) theater havi… |
| amplector, amplecteris, amplecti C, amplexus sum (Dep.) Verb | surround, encircle, embrace, clasp, esteem, cheri… |
| anas, anatis [f.] C Noun | duck |
| anguimanus/anguimana/anguimanum, AO Adjective | with snaky hands/serpent-handed/tentacled, epithe… |
| animal, animalis [n.] I Noun | a living creature, animal |
| ante Preposition | (1.) before, in front of (2.) before, previously,… |
| antequam Conjunction | before, sooner than, until |
| aperio, aperis, aperire I, aperui, apertum Verb | open, appear |
| appropinquo, appropinquas, appropinquare A, appropinquavi, appropinquatum Verb | approach, near, converge |
| apud Preposition | at, with, among, at the house of, in the presence… |
| arbor [arbos], arboris [f.] C Noun | tree, tree trunk, mast, oar, ship, gallows, spear… |
| ardeo, ardes, ardere E, arsi, - Verb | burn |
| arena, arenae [f.] A Noun | arena, sand, sandy land or desert, seashore, aren… |
| argentum, argenti [n.] O Noun | silver, money, cash, silver-plate, [argentum vivu… |
| armarium, armarii [n.] O Noun | cabinet, closet, cupboard, chest, safe, book-case… |
| armum, armi [n.] O Noun | arms (pl.), weapons, armor, shield, close fightin… |
| ascendo, ascendis, ascendere C, ascendi, ascensum Verb | climb, go/climb up, mount, scale, mount up, embar… |
| astrum, astri [n.] O Noun | star, heavenly body |
| atriensis, atriensis [m.] M Noun | steward, servant in charge of household administr… |
| atta, attae [m.] A Noun | father (term of respect used when addressing old … |
| auctoritas, auctoritatis [f.] C Noun | authority |
| audeo, audes, audere E, ausus sum, ausum Verb | dare, risk |
| audeo, audes, audere E, ausi, ausum Verb | dare, risk |
| aufero, aufers, auferre IR, abstuli, ablatum Verb | see, take away, carry away, remove |
| aurantium, aurantii [n.] O Noun | orange tree |
| aurantius/aurantia/aurantium, AO Adjective | orange-colored, tawny |
| aurum, auri [n.] O Noun | gold |
| ausculto, auscultas, auscultare A, auscultavi, auscultatum Verb | listen (to), overhear, listen secretly, heed, obey |
| autem Conjunction | (1.) however (2.) but (put after), however (3.) h… |
| avia, aviae [f.] A Noun | grandmother, rooted prejudice, old wives tale |
| avis, avis [f.] M Noun | bird, sign, omen, portent |
| avunculus, avunculi [m.] O Noun | maternal uncle, mother's brother, mother's sister… |
| avus, avi [m.] O Noun | grandfather, forefather, ancestor |
| bene Adverb | good |
| brachium, bracchii [n.] O Noun | fore-arm, arm, limb, branch |
| bubula, bubulae [f.] A Noun | beef, meat from cattle, plant (also called buglos… |
| cado, cadis, cadere C, cecidi, cadum Verb | fall |
| caeruleus/caerulea/caeruleum, AO Adjective | blue, cerulean, dark, greenish-blue, azure, of ri… |
| caligo, caligas, caligare A, caligavi, caligatum Verb | be dark/gloomy/misty/cloudy, have bad vision, clo… |
| calor, caloris [m.] C Noun | heat, warmth, glow, warm/hot/summer heat/weather,… |
| caltula, caltulae [f.] A Noun | short undergarment worn by women, skirt |
| cano, canis, canere C, cecini, cantum Verb | sing, sing, celebrate, chant, crow, recite, play … |
| canis, canis [m.] M Noun | dog |
| capio, capis, capere M, cepi, captum Verb | take, seize, capture |
| captivus/captiva/captivum, AO Adjective | prisoner |
| caput, capitis [n.] C Noun | head, leader, beginning, life, heading, chapter |
| careo, cares, carere E, carui, cariturusum Verb | (1.) be without, be deprived of, want, lack (2.) … |
| caro, carnis [f.] M Noun | meat, flesh, the_body, pulpy/fleshy/soft parts (p… |
| carus/cara/carum, AO Adjective | dear, beloved, costly, precious, valued, high-pri… |
| Castra, Castrae [f.] A Noun | camp, base, castle |
| catillus, catilli [m.] O Noun | bowl, dish, ornament on sword sheath (L+S), upper… |
| caveo, caves, cavere E, cavi, cautum Verb | beware, avoid, take precautions/defensive action,… |
| celer/celeris/celere, celeris M Adjective | swift, quick, rapid, fast |
| celeriter Adverb | Quickly, Quickly, fast, Schnell |
| censeo, censes, censere E, censui, censitum Verb | think/suppose, judge, recommend, decree, vote, de… |
| certamen, certaminis [n.] C Noun | contest, competition, battle, combat, struggle, r… |
| certe Adverb | definite, sure, certain, reliable, fixed, settled… |
| certus/certa/certum, AO Adjective | definite, sure, certain, reliable |
| ceterus/cetera/ceterum, AO Adjective | remaining, rest |
| cinereus/cinerea/cinereum, AO Adjective | resembling ashes, similar to ashes, ash-colored |
| circa Adverb | around, all around, round about, near, in vicinit… |
| citreum, citrei [n.] O Noun | fruit of citrus tree, citron, citron tree |
| clamo, clamas, clamare A, clamavi, clamatum Verb | shout, call |
| colo, colis, colere C, colui, cultum Verb | live in (place), inhabit, till, cultivate, promot… |
| collis, collis [m.] M Noun | hill, hillock, eminence, hill-top, mound, high gr… |
| commodus/commoda/commodum, AO Adjective | suitable, convenient, obliging, opportune/timely,… |
| compleo, comples, complere E, complevi, completum Verb | fill (up/in), be big enough to fill, occupy space… |
| conor, conaris, conari A, conatus sum (Dep.) Verb | try, attempt |
| concedo, concedis, concedere C, concessi, concessum Verb | relinquish, give up, concede, depart, pardon, sub… |
| concurro, concurris, concurrere C, concucurri, concursum Verb | run/assemble/knock/snap together, agree, fit, con… |
| coniungo, coniungis, coniungere C, coniungiunxi, coniungiunctum Verb | To marry |
| consolo, consolas, consolare A, consolavi, consolatum Verb | console, cheer, comfort, (PASS) console oneself, … |
| constituo, constituis, constituere C, constitui, constitutum Verb | decide, establish, settle, resolve, I place, put,… |
| continens, continentis [f.] M Noun | mainland, continent, forming part of a continuous… |
| contra Adverb | (1.) against, facing, face-to-face, in the eyes, … |
| contraho, contrahis, contrahere C, contraxi, contractum Verb | enter into/upon relationship/agreement/business/m… |
| convenio, convenis, convenire I, convenirei, conventum Verb | (1.) gather, convene, assemble, accost (2.) agree… |
| copia, copiae [f.] A Noun | supply, inventory, stock, troops (pl), abundance |
| cor, cordis [n.] M Noun | heart, mind, soul |
| corpus, corporis [n.] C Noun | body, corpus |
| cras Adverb | tomorrow, after today, on the morrow, hereafter, … |
| credo, credis, credere C, creddidi, credditum Verb | believe, trust |
| cresco, crescis, crescere C, crevi, cretum Verb | increase, come forth/to be, arise/spring (from), … |
| cubitum, cubiti [n.] O Noun | elbow, forearm, ulna, cubit (length - 17.4 inches… |
| culpa, culpae [f.] A Noun | fault |
| cum Conjunction | with, when, at the time/on each occasion/in the s… |
| cunela, cunelae [f.] A Noun | plant (genus Cetera, savory) |
| cupio, cupis, cupere M, cupivi, cupitum Verb | desire, wish, long for |
| do, das, dare A, dedi, datum Verb | give, offer, grant |
| dea, deae [f.] A Noun | goddess |
| deficio, deficis, deficere M, defeci, defectum Verb | fail/falter, run short/out, grow weak/faint, come… |
| deinde Conjunction | then, then/next/afterward, thereon/henceforth/fro… |
| dejectus/dejecta/dejectum, AO Adjective | downcast/dismayed/subdued/dejected, drooping/hang… |
| deorsum Adverb | down, downwards, beneath, below, in lower situati… |
| desiderium, desiderii [n.] O Noun | desire/longing/want/requirement, desire/grief/reg… |
| deus, dei [m.] O Noun | god, supreme being, statue of god |
| dies, diei [m.] E Noun | (1.) Day (2.) day, Day, Diary (3.) Day |
| difficile Adverb | with difficulty |
| difficilis/difficile, difficilis M Adjective | difficult, troublesome, hard, hard to please/mana… |
| diffido, diffidis, diffidere C, diffisus sum, diffisum Verb | distrust, despair |
| diligentia, diligentiae [f.] A Noun | diligence, care, attentiveness, economy, frugalit… |
| diligo, diligis, diligere C, dilexi, dilectum Verb | esteem, love |
| diripio, diripis, diripere M, diripui, direptum Verb | pull/tear apart/to pieces/away, tear asunder/to s… |
| disco, discis, discere C, didici, discitum Verb | learn, hear, get to know, become acquainted with,… |
| diserte Adverb | eloquent, skillfully expressed |
| disertus/diserta/disertum, AO Adjective | eloquent, skillfully expressed |
| diurnus/diurna/diurnum, AO Adjective | by day, of the day, daily |
| divido, dividis, dividere C, divisi, divisum Verb | divide |
| doceo, doces, docere E, docui, doctum Verb | teach |
| doleo, doles, dolere E, dolui, dolum Verb | grieve, suffer, hurt, give pain |
| dormio, dormis, dormire I, dormivi, dormitum Verb | sleep |
| duco, ducis, ducere C, duxi, ductum Verb | lead, guide, develop, prolong |
| dulcis/dulce, dulcis M Adjective | pleasant, charming, sweet, kind, dear, soft, flat… |
| dum Conjunction | (1.) during, as long as, until, while (2.) while,… |
| dummodo Conjunction | provided (that) (+ subj) |
| edo, edis / es, edere C, edi, essum Verb | eat/consume/devour, eat away (fire/water/disease)… |
| efficio, efficis, efficere M, effeci, effectum Verb | bring about, effect, execute, cause, accomplish, … |
| egeo, eges, egere E, egui, - Verb | need, lack, want |
| ego, tu, - Personal Pronoun | I, you, he/she/it (personal pronoun) |
| egredior, egrederis, egredi M, egressus sum (Dep.) Verb | go out |
| elutorius/elutoria/elutorium, AO Adjective | washing |
| emo, emis, emere C, emi, emptum Verb | buy, purchase |
| emereor, emereris, emereri E, emeritus sum (Dep.) Verb | earn, obtain by service, merit, deserve, emerge, … |
| enim Conjunction | namely (postpos.), indeed, in fact, for, I mean, … |
| equito, equitas, equitare A, equitavi, equitatum Verb | ride (horseback) |
| o, is, ere C, __auto__i, ?um Verb | believe, trust |
| erro, erras, errare A, erravi, erratum Verb | wander, err, go astray, be mistaken |
| escarius/escaria/escarium, AO Adjective | relating to food or bait |
| sum, es, esse IR, fui, - Verb | be, exist |
| et Conjunction | and, also |
| etiam Conjunction | also, too, even, still, again, moreover, as well … |
| evenio, evenis, evenire I, eveni, eventum Verb | come out, come about, come forth, happen, turn out |
| exedra, exedrae [f.] A Noun | hall for conversation or debate |
| exerceo, exerces, exercere E, exercui, exercitum Verb | train, discipline, drill |
| exigo, exigis, exigere C, exegi, exactum Verb | (1.) drive out, force out, exact (2.) drive throu… |
| expecto, expectas, expectare A, expectavi, expectatum Verb | await, expect, anticipate, hope for |
| expello, expellis, expellere C, expuli, expulsum Verb | drive out, expel, banish, disown, reject |
| expergiscor, expergisceris, expergisci C, experrectus sum (Dep.) Verb | awake, bestir oneself |
| expers, expertis M Adjective | free from (w/GEN), without, lacking experience, i… |
| exporto, exportas, exportare A, exportavi, exportatum Verb | export, carry out |
| expugno, expugnas, expugnare A, expugnavi, expugnatum Verb | take by assault, storm, capture, reduce, subdue |
| exter/extera/exterum, AO Adjective | outer/external, outward, on outside, far, of anot… |
| fabula, fabulae [f.] A Noun | story, tale, play, Story |
| facile Adverb | easy, agreeable |
| facilis/facile, facilis M Adjective | easy, easy to do, without difficulty, ready, quic… |
| falso Adverb | falsely, deceptively, spuriously |
| famulus, famuli [m.] O Noun | servant |
| farcio, farcis, farcire I, farsi, fartum Verb | stuff, fill up/completely, gorge oneself, insert … |
| fascia, fasciae [f.] A Noun | band/strip, ribbon, B:bandage, streak/band of clo… |
| fateor, fateris, fateri E, fassus sum (Dep.) Verb | confess, admit |
| feles, felis [f.] C Noun | cat, marten/ferret/polecat/wild cat, mouser, inve… |
| fenestra, fenestrae [f.] A Noun | window |
| ferus/fera/ferum, AO Adjective | wild, savage, uncivilized, untamed, fierce |
| fido, fidis, fidere C, fisus sum, fisum Verb | trust, rely on |
| fides, fidei [f.] E Noun | faith, trust, confidence, Faith, Confidence |
| finio, finis, finire I, finivi, finitum Verb | limit, end, finish, determine, define, mark out t… |
| flammeus/flammea/flammeum, AO Adjective | flaming, fiery, fiery red |
| flo, flas, flare A, flavi, flatum Verb | breathe, blow |
| fleo, fles, flere E, flevi, fletum Verb | weep, cry |
| flumen, fluminis [n.] C Noun | river, stream, current, tide, flood, onrush, runn… |
| fluvius, fluvii [m.] O Noun | river, stream, running water, River |
| focus, foci [m.] O Noun | hearth, fireplace, altar, home, household, family… |
| foedus/foeda/foedum, AO Adjective | foul, filthy, unclean, disgusting, loathsome, gha… |
| foris Adverb | out of doors, abroad |
| fortasse Adverb | perhaps, possibly, it may be, Perhaps |
| forum, fori [n.] O Noun | marketplace, public square, forum |
| fracta Adverb | now, at the moment |
| frater, fratris [m.] C Noun | brother, cousin |
| fraus, fraudis [f.] C Noun | fraud, trickery, deceit, imposition, offense, cri… |
| frigidarius/frigidaria/frigidarium, AO Adjective | cooling, of cooling |
| frigus, frigoris [n.] C Noun | cold, cold weather, winter, frost |
| frons, frontis [f.] M Noun | forehead |
| fruor, frueris, frui C, fructus sum (Dep.) Verb | enjoy (proceeds/socially/sexually), profit by, de… |
| fuga, fugae [f.] A Noun | escape, flight |
| fungor, fungeris, fungi C, functus sum (Dep.) Verb | perform, execute, discharge (duty), be engaged in… |
| funis, funis [m.] M Noun | rope, line, cord, sheet, cable, measuring-line/ro… |
| funus, funeris [n.] C Noun | burial, funeral, funeral rites, ruin, corpse, dea… |
| gallina, gallinae [f.] A Noun | hen |
| gaudeo, gaudes, gaudere E, -, gavisum Verb | delight, be glad, rejoice (Semidep.), rejoice, ta… |
| gaudeo, gaudes, gaudere E, gavisus sum, gavisum Verb | rejoice, take pleasure in |
| genu, genus [n.] Un Noun | knee |
| gero, geris, gerere C, gessi, gestum Verb | carry, carry on, manage, conduct, accomplish, per… |
| glacies, glaciei [f.] E Noun | ice, ice fields (pl.) |
| gladiator, gladiatoris [m.] C Noun | gladiator |
| gladius, gladii [m.] O Noun | sword |
| gradus, gradus [m.] U Noun | step, position |
| habeo, habes, habere E, habui, habitum Verb | have, hold, possess, consider, think |
| haustrum, haustri [n.] O Noun | pump |
| heri Adverb | yesterday |
| hic, haec, hoc Demonstrative Pronoun | this, that |
| hiems, hiemis [f.] C Noun | winter |
| homo, hominis [m.] C Noun | human |
| honoro, honoras, honorare A, honoravi, honoratum Verb | respect, honor |
| hortor, hortaris, hortari A, hortatus sum (Dep.) Verb | encourage, urge |
| hortus, horti [m.] O Noun | garden, fruit/kitchen garden, pleasure garden, pa… |
| humi Adverb | on/to the ground |
| hīc Adverb | here |
| iacio, iacis, iacere M, ieci, iactum Verb | throw, cast, hurl, lay, scatter, diffuse, skid |
| iam Adverb | already, (by) now, (by) then, presently |
| ibi Preposition | (1.) there, in that place, thereupon (2.) there, … |
| ibidem Adverb | in that very place, at that very instant |
| ideo Adverb | (1.) therefore, for the reason that, for that rea… |
| idoneus/idonea/idoneum, AO Adjective | suitable, fit, appropriate |
| ientaculum, ientaculi [n.] O Noun | Breakfast |
| igitur Adverb | therefore (postpositive), so/then, consequently, … |
| ille, illa, illud Demonstrative Pronoun | that |
| immortalis/immortale, immortalis M Adjective | not subject to death, immortal |
| impedio, impedis, impedire I, impedivi, impeditum Verb | impede, hinder, prevent |
| impluo, impluis, impluere C, implui, implutum Verb | rain, rain upon |
| Improbus/Improba/Improbum, AO Adjective | Corrupt, Immoral, Vicious, Degenerate |
| incertus/incerta/incertum, AO Adjective | uncertain, unsure, doubtful |
| incito, incitas, incitare A, incitavi, incitatum Verb | (1.) encourage (2.) enrage, urge on, inspire, aro… |
| incola, incolae [m.] A Noun | Inhabitant |
| inimicus, inimici [m.] O Noun | (personal)enemy |
| iniquus/iniqua/iniquum, AO Adjective | unjust, unfair, disadvantageous, uneven, unkind, … |
| initium, initii [n.] O Noun | beginning, commencement |
| inopia, inopiae [f.] A Noun | lack, need, poverty, destitution, dearth, want, s… |
| inter (+ acc.) Preposition | between, among, amid |
| interficio, interficis, interficere M, interfeci, interfectum Verb | kill, destroy |
| intro, intras, intrare A, intravi, intratum Verb | enter, go, enter, go |
| intus Adverb | within, on the inside, inside, at home |
| invado, invadis, invadere C, invasi, invasum Verb | enter, attempt, invade, take possession of, attac… |
| invenio, invenis, invenire I, inveni, inventum Verb | come upon, find, discover, invent, contrive, reac… |
| invidia, invidiae [f.] A Noun | envy, jealousy, hatred, discontent |
| io, is, ire I, ivi, itum Verb | increase, to go |
| eo, is, ire IR, ii, - Verb | go |
| is, ea, id Demonstrative Pronoun | this |
| ita Adverb | so, in such a way |
| item Adverb | (1.) likewise, besides, also, similarly (2.) also… |
| iubeo, iubes, iubere E, iussi, iussum Verb | command, order, require |
| iungo, iungis, iungere C, iunxi, iunctum Verb | connect |
| iuro, iuras, iurare A, iuravi, iuratum Verb | swear |
| iuvo, iuvas, iuvare A, iuvi, iutum Verb | help, aid, assist, please |
| iuxta Preposition | nearly, near, close to, adjoining, like, accordin… |
| labellum, labelli [n.] O Noun | bowl, basin, sink, lips, lips |
| Lac, Lactis [n.] C Noun | milk, milky juice of plants, spat/spawn (of oyste… |
| Laudo, Laudas, Laudare A, Laudavi, Laudatum Verb | To praise, recommend, approve, extol |
| lavo, lavas, lavare A, lavi, lautum Verb | wash, bathe, soak |
| lego, legas, legare A, legavi, legatum Verb | bequeath, will, entrust, send as an envoy, choose… |
| legatus, legati [m.] O Noun | legate, envoy, ambassador, commander, lieutenant |
| lego, legis, legere C, legi, lectum Verb | read, choose, select, to steal, read, choose, rea… |
| legio, legionis [f.] C Noun | legion |
| lente Adverb | clinging, tough, slow, sluggish, lazy, procrastin… |
| lentus/lenta/lentum, AO Adjective | clinging, tough, slow, sluggish, lazy, procrastin… |
| leo, leonis [m.] C Noun | (1.) lion (2.) Leo (name of several Popes), pries… |
| lex, legis [f.] C Noun | (1.) law, rule (2.) law, statute, motion, bill, p… |
| libo, libas, libare A, libavi, libatum Verb | (1.) pour a libation of, pour a libation on (2.) … |
| libenter Adverb | gladly, with pleasure, readily |
| liber/libera/liberum, AO Adjective | free (man), unimpeded, void of, independent, outs… |
| libere Adverb | free (man), unimpeded, void of, independent, outs… |
| libertas, libertatis [f.] C Noun | freedom, liberty |
| libido, libidinis [f.] C Noun | desire, longing, wish, fancy, lust, wantonness, w… |
| libum, libi [n.] O Noun | cake/pancake, consecrated cake (to gods on 50 bir… |
| linteamen, linteaminis [n.] C Noun | linen cloth |
| linteum, lintei [n.] O Noun | linen cloth, linen, sail, napkin, awning, bedshee… |
| litus, litoris [n.] C Noun | coast, shore |
| locus, loci [m.] O Noun | place, location |
| loquor, loqueris, loqui C, locutus sum (Dep.) Verb | say, speak, tell |
| luceo, luces, lucere E, luxi, - Verb | shine, emit light (heavenly body), dawn, cause to… |
| Ludo, Ludis, Ludere C, Ludi, Lusum Verb | Play |
| lumen, luminis Noun | light, source of ligh |
| luna, lunae [f.] A Noun | moon |
| magis Adverb | to greater extent, more nearly, rather, instead, … |
| magnus/magna/magnum, AO Adjective | big, great |
| malum, mali [n.] O Noun | apple, fruit, lemon, quince |
| malus/mala/malum, AO Adjective | bad, evil, wicked, ugly, unlucky |
| mane Adverb | in the morning, early in the morning |
| mare, maris [n.] I Noun | sea, moon plains |
| maritimus/maritima/maritimum, AO Adjective | maritime, of/near/by the sea, coastal, relating/u… |
| maritus, mariti [m.] O Noun | Husband, Wife, husband |
| mater, matris [f.] M Noun | mother, foster mother, lady, matron, origin, sour… |
| maturus/matura/maturum, AO Adjective | early, speedy, ripe, mature, mellow, timely, seas… |
| medicus, medici [m.] O Noun | doctor |
| meditor, meditaris, meditari A, meditatus sum (Dep.) Verb | consider/contemplate/ponder, meditate, think abou… |
| mensa, mensae [f.] A Noun | table, dining, dish, course |
| Mercurius, Mercurii [m.] O Noun | Mercury (god) |
| meridianus/meridiana/meridianum, AO Adjective | of midday, noon, southern |
| merx, mercis [f.] M Noun | commodity, merchandise (pl.), goods |
| metuo, metuis, metuere C, metui, - Verb | fear, dread |
| mio, mias, miare A, miavi, miatum Verb | make water, urinate |
| mille, milis [n.] I Noun | thousand, thousands (men/things), miles, [~ passu… |
| minister, ministri [m.] O Noun | attendant, servant, waiter, agent, aide, accompli… |
| minus Adverb | less, not so well, not quite |
| miror, miraris, mirari A, miratus sum (Dep.) Verb | marvel at, admire, wonder |
| mirus/mira/mirum, AO Adjective | wonderful, strange, remarkable, amazing, surprisi… |
| moneo, mones, monere E, monui, monitum Verb | urge, warn, remind, advice |
| morior, moreris, mori M, mortuus sum (Dep.) Verb | die |
| mox Adverb | soon, Soon |
| multo Adverb | much, by much, a great deal, very, most, by far, … |
| mundus/munda/mundum, AO Adjective | clean, cleanly, nice, neat, elegant, delicate, re… |
| munitio, munitionis [f.] C Noun | fortifying, fortification |
| munus, muneris [n.] C Noun | service, duty, office, function, gift, tribute, o… |
| nam Conjunction | namely, because, since, for |
| narro, narras, narrare A, narravi, narratum Verb | tell |
| narta, nartae [f.] A Noun | ski (instrument) |
| nascor, nasceris, nasci C, natus sum (Dep.) Verb | (1.) be born (2.) spring forth, arise |
| nato, natas, natare A, natavi, natatum Verb | swim, float |
| ne Conjunction | not, [ne....quidem => not even], truly, indeed, v… |
| ne … quidem Phrase | not even |
| negotiator, negotiatoris [m.] C Noun | wholesale trader or dealer |
| negotium, negotii [n.] O Noun | work, pain, trouble, annoyance, distress, busines… |
| nescio, nescis, nescire I, nescivi, nescitum Verb | not to know, be ignorant |
| nihil, - [m.] C Noun | (indefinite) nothing |
| nimis Adverb | very much, too much, exceedingly, Too much |
| nisi Conjunction | if not, except, unless |
| nix, nivis [f.] C Noun | snow |
| nocens, nocentis M Adjective | harmful, guilty, criminal |
| nolo, non vis, nolle IR, nolui, - Verb | be unwilling, wish not, want not, refuse |
| nonnullus/nonnulla/nonnullum, AO Adjective | number of (pl.), some, several |
| nox, noctis [f.] M Noun | night |
| nudus/nuda/nudum, AO Adjective | naked, nude |
| numero, numeras, numerare A, numeravi, numeratum Verb | count, add up, reckon/compute, consider, relate, … |
| nummus, nummi [m.] O Noun | coin, cash, money, sesterce |
| numquam Adverb | never |
| nunc Adverb | now, at present |
| nuntius, nuntii [m.] M Noun | envoy, messenger, message |
| nuptia, nuptiae [f.] A Noun | wedding |
| nēmō, nēminis [m.] M Noun | no one, nobody |
| nūllus/nūlla/nūllum, AO Adjective | not any, no, none |
| oboedio, oboedis, oboedire I, oboedivi, oboeditum Verb | obey, listen/harken/submit (to), be subject/obedi… |
| obses, obsidis [m.] C Noun | hostage, pledge, security |
| occido, occidis, occidere C, occidi, occisum Verb | kill, murder, slaughter, slay, cut/knock down, we… |
| occupo, occupas, occupare A, occupavi, occupatum Verb | seize |
| odoror, odoraris, odorari A, odoratus sum (Dep.) Verb | smell out, scent, get a smattering (of ) |
| officium, officii [n.] A Noun | office |
| oleo, oles, olere E, olui, - Verb | smell of, smell like |
| olus, oleris [n.] C Noun | vegetables, cabbage, turnips, greens, kitchen/pot… |
| omnia Adverb | in all respects |
| omnis/omne, omnis M Adjective | each, every, all |
| oppugno, oppugnas, oppugnare A, oppugnavi, oppugnatum Verb | fight against, attack, assault, assail |
| ops, opis [f.] C Noun | help, aid, (plural) power, resources, wealth |
| oro, oras, orare A, oravi, oratum Verb | pray, beg |
| ordior, ordiris, ordiri I, orsus sum (Dep.) Verb | begin |
| ordo, ordinis [m.] C Noun | row, order/rank, succession, series, class, bank … |
| orior, orieris, orii C, oritus sum (Dep.) Verb | rise (sun/river), arise/emerge, crop up, get up (… |
| oryza, oryzae [f.] A Noun | rice |
| os, oris [n.] C Noun | mouth, face |
| osculor, oscularis, osculari A, osculatus sum (Dep.) Verb | kiss, exchange kisses |
| ovis, ovis [f.] M Noun | sheep |
| ovum, ovi [n.] O Noun | egg, oval |
| panis, panis [m.] M Noun | bread, loaf |
| par, paris [n.] C Noun | pair, set of two, conjugal pair, pair of associat… |
| pareo, pares, parere E, parui, '-'um Verb | be obedient, obey |
| pater, patris [m.] C Noun | father |
| patior, pateris, pati M, passus sum (Dep.) Verb | suffer, endure, permit, allow |
| patiens, patientis M Adjective | patient/long-suffering, tolerant/easy-going, subm… |
| patria, patriae [f.] A Noun | Home, Homeland, Country |
| pauper, pauperis M Adjective | poor |
| pax, pacis [f.] C Noun | peace |
| pecto, pectis, pectere C, pexi, pexum Verb | comb, card (wool, etc) |
| pecunia, pecuniae [f.] A Noun | money |
| pendeo, pendes, pendere E, pependi, - Verb | hang, hang down, depend, [~ ab ore => hang upon t… |
| peto, petis, petere C, petivi, petitum Verb | to seek, head for, rush at |
| Petio, Petis, Petire I, Petivi, Petitum Verb | go, attack, ask for |
| pietas, pietatis [f.] C Noun | piety, devotion |
| pingo, pingis, pingere C, pinxi, pictum Verb | paint, tint, color, adorn/decorate w/colored desi… |
| pinus, pinus [f.] U Noun | pine/fir tree/wood/foliage, ship/mast/oar, pinewo… |
| piper, piperis [m.] C Noun | pepper |
| placeo, places, placere E, placui, placitum Verb | please, satisfy, be pleasing |
| planta, plantae [f.] A Noun | cutting, heel, young shoot detached for propagati… |
| plenus/plena/plenum, AO Adjective | full (of), full, abundant, generous |
| plerumque Adverb | most of the time |
| pluo, pluis, pluere C, plui, - Verb | rain, fall like rain, rain down, drip with rain |
| pluvia, pluviae [f.] A Noun | rain, shower |
| poculum, poculi [n.] O Noun | cup, bowl, drinking vessel, drink/draught, social… |
| pomum, pomi [n.] O Noun | fruit, apple, fruit-tree |
| pondus, ponderis [n.] C Noun | weight, burden, impediment |
| pone Preposition | behind (in local relations) (rare) |
| pono, ponis, ponere C, posui, positum Verb | (1.) put, place, set, station, set aside (2.) put… |
| pons, pontis [m.] M Noun | bridge |
| porta, portae [f.] A Noun | door, portal |
| posco, poscis, poscere C, poposci, - Verb | ask, demand |
| possum, potes, posse IR, potui, - Verb | be able, can |
| post+Acc. Preposition | after, behind, later, afterwards |
| postquam Conjunction | after |
| postremo Adverb | eventually, finally |
| potestas, potestatis [f.] C Noun | power |
| potio, potionis [f.] C Noun | drinking, drink |
| potior, potiris, potiri I, potitus sum (Dep.) Verb | obtain, acquire, grasp, attain, reach (goal), com… |
| potius Adverb | rather, more, preferably |
| praebeo, praebes, praebere E, praebui, praebitum Verb | offer, provide |
| praeteritus/praeterita/praeteritum, AO Adjective | past |
| precor, precaris, precari A, precatus sum (Dep.) Verb | beg/implore/entreat, wish/pray for/to, pray, supp… |
| primum Adverb | firstly, for the first time |
| princeps, principis [m.] C Noun | the first, emperor, chief, chieftain |
| prius Adverb | earlier, before, previously, first |
| procerus/procera/procerum, AO Adjective | tall, long, high, lofty, upraised, grown/extended… |
| procul Adverb | away, at distance, far off, In the distance, Far … |
| Proficiscor or, Proficiscor eris, Proficiscor i C, Profectus sum (Dep.) Verb | Aufbrechen, start, proceed, leave, make move, go,… |
| prohibeo, prohibes, prohibere E, prohibui, prohibitum Verb | keep (back), prevent, hinder, restrain, prohibit |
| projectus/projecta/projectum, AO Adjective | jutting out, projecting, precipitate, abject, gro… |
| prolabor, prolaberis, prolabi C, prolapsus sum (Dep.) Verb | glide or slip forwards, fall into decay, go to ru… |
| promitto, promittis, promittere C, promittmisi, promittmissum Verb | send forth, promise |
| prope Preposition | close to, near, Near |
| protervus/proterva/protervum, AO Adjective | violent, reckless, impudent, shameless |
| pugna, agri [f.] A Noun | fault, crime, vice |
| pugno, pugnas, pugnare A, pugnavi, pugnatum Verb | fight, battle |
| qua Adverb | where, by which route |
| quaero, quaeris, quaerere C, quaesivi, quaesitum Verb | search, research, ask |
| quaeso, quaesis, quaesere C, -, - Verb | beg, ask, ask for, seek |
| quam Pronoun | (1.) like, how, how much, as, than, [quam + super… |
| quamquam Conjunction | though, although, yet, nevertheless, also |
| quamvis Adverb | although, however much |
| quando Adverb | when (interog), at what time, at any time (indef … |
| quantus/quanta/quantum, AO Adjective | how large, how great, how much |
| quater Adverb | four times (number/degree), on four occasions, ti… |
| queror, quereris, queri C, questus sum (Dep.) Verb | complain, lament |
| qui, quae, quod Relative Pronoun | who, which, whom, that |
| quia Conjunction | (1.) because, that (2.) because (3.) because (4.)… |
| quidem Adverb | (1.) indeed, certainly, at least (2.) at least, c… |
| quiete Adverb | at rest, quiet, tranquil, calm, peaceful, orderly… |
| quod Conjunction | (1.) for the reason that, due to the fact that, a… |
| quot Particle | how many? |
| raeda, raedae [f.] A Noun | four wheeled wagon, car |
| rana, ranae [f.] A Noun | frog |
| rapio, rapis, rapere M, rapui, raptum Verb | seize, snatch, carry away |
| ratio, rationis [f.] C Noun | reckoning, account, reason, judgement, considerat… |
| recito, recitas, recitare A, recitavi, recitatum Verb | read (aloud), present |
| recreo, recreas, recreare A, recreavi, recreatum Verb | (1.) restore, revive (2.) refresh, cheer |
| recta Adverb | directly, straight |
| reddo, reddis, reddere C, reddidi, redditum Verb | return, restore, deliver, hand over, pay back, re… |
| redigo, redigis, redigere C, redegi, redactum Verb | drive back, reduce, render |
| reficio, reficis, reficere M, refeci, refectum Verb | rebuild, repair, restore |
| rego, regis, regere C, rexi, rectum Verb | rule |
| regina, reginae [f.] A Noun | queen |
| renovo, renovas, renovare A, renovavi, renovatum Verb | renew, restore, revive |
| reor, reris, reri E, ratus sum (Dep.) Verb | think, regard, deem, suppose, believe, reckon |
| res, rei [f.] E Noun | thing, matter, business, affair |
| rex, regis [m.] C Noun | king |
| rideo, rides, ridere E, risi, risum Verb | laugh |
| robustus/robusta/robustum, AO Adjective | of oak, hard/firm/solid, hardy/robust/durable, ab… |
| ruber/rubra/rubrum, AO Adjective | red, ruddy, painted red, [Rubrum Mare => Red Sea,… |
| ruina, ruinae [f.] A Noun | fall, catastrophe, collapse, destruction |
| saccharum, sacchari [n.] O Noun | sugar |
| saepe Adverb | often |
| saepes, saepis [f.] C Noun | hedge, fence, anything planted/erected to form su… |
| sal, salis [m.] I Noun | (1.) salt (2.) wit |
| salio, salis, salire I, salivi, saltum Verb | leap, jump, move suddenly/spasmodically (part of … |
| salto, saltas, saltare A, saltavi, saltatum Verb | dance, jump, portray or represent in a dance |
| saltatrix, saltatricis [f.] C Noun | dancing girl |
| salus, salutis [f.] C Noun | salutation, greeting, safety, salvation, health |
| sanguis, sanguinis [m.] C Noun | blood |
| sapio, sapis, sapere M, sapivi, - Verb | taste of, understand, have sense |
| saxum, saxi [n.] O Noun | rock, stone |
| scala, scalae [f.] A Noun | ladder (pl.) |
| schola, scholae [f.] A Noun | school |
| scientia, scientiae [f.] A Noun | knowledge |
| scio, scis, scire I, scivi, scitum Verb | know |
| scribo, scribis, scribere C, scripsi, scriptum Verb | write |
| sed Conjunction | but |
| semel Adverb | once |
| semper Adverb | (1.) always (2.) always, Always (3.) always |
| senior, senioris [m.] C Noun | older/elderly man, senior |
| sententia, sententiae [f.] A Noun | feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence |
| sentio, sentis, sentire I, sensi, sensum Verb | feel, perceive, think, experience |
| septentrional, septentrionalis [n.] I Noun | northern part of a country/region, the North, nor… |
| septentrionalis/septentrionale, septentrionalis M Adjective | northern, north-, in northern hemisphere (constel… |
| serpens, Serpentis [f.] M Noun | Snake |
| si Conjunction | if, If |
| sicut Adverb | (1.) just as, exactly as, as if, like (2.) as, li… |
| signo, signas, signare A, signavi, signatum Verb | mark, stamp, designate, sign, seal |
| Simia, Simiae [f.] A Noun | Monkey |
| simul Adverb | (1.) simultaneously, at the same time (2.) at the… |
| sin Conjunction | but if, if on the contrary |
| siquando Adverb | if when, at what time, if/when some day, if at an… |
| sitio, sitis, sitire I, sitivi, - Verb | be thirsty |
| socolata, socolatae [f.] A Noun | chocolate |
| solacium, solacii [n.] O Noun | comfort, relief |
| solor, solaris, solari A, solatus sum (Dep.) Verb | solace, console, comfort, soothe, ease, lighten, … |
| soleo, soles, solere E, solitus sum, solitum Verb | I am used to |
| solidus/solida/solidum, AO Adjective | solid, same material throughout, unalloyed, not h… |
| solitudo, solitudinis [f.] C Noun | solitude, loneliness, deprivation, wilderness |
| solium, solii [n.] O Noun | throne, seat, bath-tub, tub |
| solum, soli [n.] O Noun | bottom, ground, floor, soil, land |
| solus/sola/solum, AO Adjective | alone, only, the only |
| soror, sororis [f.] C Noun | sister, nun |
| spectator, spectatoris [m.] C Noun | spectator |
| spero, speras, sperare A, speravi, speratum Verb | hope for, hope |
| sto, stas, stare A, steti, statum Verb | stand, stand still, stand firm, remain, rest |
| stola, stolae [f.] A Noun | stola, Roman matron's outer garment, dress, cloth… |
| stragulum, straguli [n.] O Noun | covering, rug, carpet, bedspread, bed-cover |
| stragulus/stragula/stragulum, AO Adjective | covering |
| studo, studas, studare A, studavi, studatum Verb | study, learn |
| subito Adverb | suddenly, unexpectedly, at once, at short notice,… |
| subitus/subita/subitum, AO Adjective | sudden, rash, unexpected |
| sucus, suci [m.] O Noun | juice, sap, moisture, drink/draught, potion, medi… |
| sumo, sumis, sumere C, sumpsi, sumptum Verb | take |
| summus/summa/summum, AO Adjective | highest, furthest |
| super Preposition | above, about, on top, over, upwards, moreover, in… |
| sursum Adverb | up, on high |
| taceo, taces, tacere E, tacui, tacitum Verb | be silent, leave unmentioned |
| tamen Conjunction | nevertheless, however, still, despite, yet, notwi… |
| tandem Adverb | finally, eventually, at last, after all, Finally,… |
| tango, tangis, tangere C, tetigi, tactum Verb | touch, strike, border on, influence, mention |
| tantum Adverb | so much, so far, hardly, only |
| tectum, tecti [n.] O Noun | roof, ceiling, house, building |
| tego, tegis, tegere C, texi, tectum Verb | cover |
| templum, templi [n.] O Noun | temple |
| tempus, temporis [n.] C Noun | time, occasion, opportunity, condition, right tim… |
| tendo, tendis, tendere C, tetendi, tentum Verb | stretch/spread/extend, distend, aim/direct weapon… |
| teneo, tenes, tenere E, tenui, tentum Verb | (1.) hold, grasp (2.) keep, possess (3.) occupy |
| teniludium, teniludii [n.] O Noun | tennis |
| ter Adverb | three times, on three occasions |
| tergum, tergi [n.] O Noun | back |
| terra, terrae [f.] A Noun | land, earth |
| terreo, terres, terrere E, terrui, territum Verb | frighten, terrify |
| testor, testaris, testari A, testatus sum (Dep.) Verb | give as evidence, bear witness, make a will, swea… |
| theatrum, theatri [n.] O Noun | Theatre |
| timor, timoris [m.] C Noun | anxiety, fear |
| tollo, tollis, tollere C, sustuli, sublatum Verb | raise, lift up, take away, remove, destroy |
| totus/tota/totum, AO Adjective | whole, entire |
| tum Adverb | then, at that time |
| turba, turbae [f.] A Noun | uproar, disturbance, mob, crowd, multitude |
| turma, turmae [f.] A Noun | troop (of 30 horsemen), squadron, team |
| ubi Pronoun | (1.) where?, where, in what place, (time) when, w… |
| ubique Adverb | anywhere, everywhere (ubiquitous) |
| umidus/umida/umidum, AO Adjective | damp, moist, dank, wet, humid |
| unda, undae [f.] A Noun | wave, billow, water, sea |
| undo, undas, undare A, undavi, undatum Verb | surge/flood/rise in waves, gush/well up, run, str… |
| unde Adverb | Whence, From what or which place, From which, Fro… |
| urbs, urbis [f.] M Noun | city, town |
| usque Adverb | all the way, right on, all the time, continuously… |
| usus, usus [m.] U Noun | use, benefit, advantage |
| utor, uteris, uti C, usus sum (Dep.) Verb | (1.) use (2.) enjoy, experience |
| uti Conjunction | in order that, that, so that, as, when, [ut primu… |
| utrum Adverb | whether, [utrum...an => whether...or] |
| uxor, uxoris [f.] C Noun | wife |
| vacca, vaccae [f.] A Noun | cow |
| vacuefacio, vacuefacis, vacuefacere M, vacuefeci, vacuefactum Verb | empty/free/clear place), make room, make vacant, … |
| vacuitas, vacuitatis [f.] C Noun | vacancy, empty space, absence of, freedom/exempti… |
| vacuus/vacua/vacuum, AO Adjective | empty, vacant, unoccupied, devoid of, free of |
| vado, vadis, vadere C, vasi, - Verb | go, advance, rush, hurry, walk |
| valde Adverb | (1.) very, much/many, Very (2.) strongly |
| vanus/vana/vanum, AO Adjective | empty, vain, false, untrustworthy |
| vas, vasis [n.] C Noun | vessel, vase, pack, utensil, equipment/apparatus … |
| veho, vehis, vehere C, vexi, vectum Verb | bear, carry, convey, pass, ride, sail |
| vel Conjunction | (1.) or, even, actually, or even, in deed (2.) or… |
| volo, vis, velle IR, volui, - Verb | want, wish |
| venio, venis, venire I, veni, ventum Verb | come |
| venter, ventris [m.] M Noun | stomach, womb, belly |
| ver, veris [n.] C Noun | spring, spring-time of life, youth, [ver sacrum =… |
| verbum, verbi [n.] O Noun | word |
| vereor, vereris, vereri E, veritus sum (Dep.) Verb | revere, respect, fear, dread |
| verisimiliter Adverb | having appearance of truth |
| veritas, veritatis [f.] C Noun | truth |
| verro, verris, verrere C, verri, versum Verb | sweep clean, sweep together, sweep (to the ground… |
| verto, vertis, vertere C, verti, versum Verb | turn, change, advert |
| verus/vera/verum, AO Adjective | true, real, genuine, actual, properly named, well… |
| vesper, vesperi [m.] O Noun | evening, evening star, west, [sub vesperum => tow… |
| vestio, vestis, vestire I, vestivi, vestitum Verb | clothe |
| vestis, vestis [f.] M Noun | garment, garb, clothes |
| veto, vetas, vetare A, vetui, vetitum Verb | forbid, prohibit, vote against, prevent, oppose, … |
| via, viae [f.] A Noun | street, road, path, way |
| victrix, victricis [f.] C Noun | conqueror |
| victrix, victricis M Adjective | conquering |
| victus, victus [m.] U Noun | living, way of life, that which sustains life, no… |
| videlicet Adverb | one may see, clearly, evidently |
| video, vides, videre E, vidi, visum Verb | (1.) see (2.) Seem |
| vidulus, viduli [m.] O Noun | travel-trunk, portmanteau, wallet, bag for carryi… |
| vinco, vincis, vincere C, vici, victum Verb | win, conquer, defeat |
| vincio, vincis, vincire I, vinxi, vinctum Verb | bind, fetter, restrain |
| viridarium, viridarii [n.] O Noun | tree-plantation, tree garden |
| viridis/viride, viridis M Adjective | fresh, green, blooming, youthful |
| virtus, virtutis [f.] C Noun | bravery, fortitude, virtue |
| visito, visitas, visitare A, visitavi, visitatum Verb | visit, call upon, see frequently/habitually |
| vitupero, vituperas, vituperare A, vituperavi, vituperatum Verb | find fault with, blame, reproach, disparage, scol… |
| vix Adverb | hardly, barely, only with difficulty, just now |
| voco, vocas, vocare A, vocavi, vocatum Verb | (1.) shout, call (2.) summon (3.) name |
| volo, volas, volare A, volavi, volatum Verb | fly, wish, want |
| vox, vocis [f.] C Noun | voice, voice, sound, word, cry |
| vulnero, vulneras, vulnerare A, vulneravi, vulneratum Verb | wound, injure, harm, pain, distress, inflict woun… |
| vultus, vultus [m.] U Noun | countenance, face, expression, Expression |
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