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a, ab+Abl. Preposition by, of, from
abdo, abdis, abdere C, abdidi, abditum Verb remove, put away, set aside, depart, go away, hid…
abs Preposition by (agent), from (departure, cause, remote origin…
abscedo, abscedis, abscedere C, abscessi, abscessum Verb withdraw, depart, retire, go/pass off/away, desis…
ac (=atque) Conjunction and, and also, and even, as
Academia, Academiae [f.] A Noun academy, university, gymnasium where Plato taught…
accipio, accipis, accipere M, accepi, acceptum Verb accept, take, receive
acerbus/acerba/acerbum, AO Adjective harsh, bitter, grievous
acetum, aceti [n.] O Noun vinegar, sour wine, tang of vinegar, sourness of …
actor, actoris [m.] C Noun actor, performer, doer, advocate, plaintiff, agen…
adduco, adducis, adducere C, adduxi, adductum Verb lead, prompt, induce
adhuc Adverb yet, so far, still, thus far, till now, to this p…
adiuvo, adiuvas, adiuvare A, adiuvi, adiutum Verb to help
admiratio, admirationis [f.] C Noun wonder, surprise, astonishment, admiration, vener…
admodum Adverb very, exceedingly, greatly, quite, excessively, j…
adultus/adulta/adultum, AO Adjective grown (up/fully), mature, ripe, adult, at peak/he…
advenio, advenis, advenire I, adveni, adventum Verb come to, arrive, arrive at, reach, be brought, de…
aedes, aedis [f.] C Noun temple, shrine, tomb, apartment, room, house (pl.…
aedifico, aedificas, aedificare A, aedificavi, aedificatum Verb to build, construct
aedificatio, aedificationis [f.] C Noun house, building, edifice, group of buildings, bui…
aegrotus/aegrota/aegrotum, AO Adjective sick, diseased, love-sick, pining
Aegyptus, Aegypti [f.] O Noun Egypt
aerarium, aerarii [n.] O Noun treasury, its funds, part of Temple of Saturn in …
ager, agri [m.] O Noun field, ground, farm, land, estate, park, territor…
ago, agis, agere C, egi, actum Verb (1.) drive, urge, conduct, act (2.) spend (time w…
agito, agitas, agitare A, agitavi, agitatum Verb stir/drive/shake/move about, revolve, live, contr…
Agricola, Agricolae [m.] A Noun farmer, peasant
alea, aleae [f.] A Noun game of dice, die, dice-play, gambling, risking, …
alienus/aliena/alienum, AO Adjective foreign
aliquid Adverb to some degree/extent, somewhat
audio, audis, audire I, audivi, auditum Verb hear, listen to, to Hear, to Listen, hear, listen…
brassica, brassicae [f.] A Noun cabbage, cabbages (pl.), varieties of cabbage (L+…
cano, canis, canere C, cecini, cantum Verb sing, sing, celebrate, chant, crow, recite, play …
cithara, citharae [f.] A Noun cithara, lyre, lute, guitar (L+S)
columba, columbae [f.] A Noun pigeon, dove
eligo, eligis, eligere C, elegi, electum Verb pick out, choose
emo, emis, emere C, emi, emptum Verb buy, purchase
et Conjunction and, also
formosus/formosa/formosum, AO Adjective beautiful, finely formed, handsome, fair, having …
impendo, impendis, impendere C, impendi, impensum Verb expend, spend, devote (to)
lana, lanae [f.] A Noun wool, fleece, soft hair, down, trifles
lyra, lyrae [f.] A Noun lyre, lyric poetry/inspiration/genius, Lyra/the L…
magnus/magna/magnum, AO Adjective big, great
molestus/molesta/molestum, AO Adjective annoying, troublesome, tiresome, [molestus esse =…
non Adverb (1.) not (2.) no, not (3.) no, not (4.) not (5.) …
palla, pallae [f.] A Noun palla, a lady's outer garment
Parvus/Parva/Parvum, Parvi M Adjective small, little
pecunia, pecuniae [f.] A Noun money
porto, portas, portare A, portavi, portatum Verb Carry, bring
praetexta, praetextae [f.] A Noun toga bordered with purple worn by children over 1…
saluto, salutas, salutare A, salutavi, salutatum Verb greet, wish well, visit, hail, salute
salve Adverb safe, sound
sed Conjunction but
sedeo, sedes, sedere E, sedi, sessum Verb sit
solea, soleae [f.] A Noun sandal, sole fastened w/thong, sole (Cal)
specto, spectas, spectare A, spectavi, spectatum Verb watch, look
sportella, sportellae [f.] A Noun little basket
stola, stolae [f.] A Noun stola, Roman matron's outer garment, dress, cloth…
therma, thermae [f.] A Noun warm/hot baths (pl.), baths
turba, turbae [f.] A Noun uproar, disturbance, mob, crowd, multitude
unguentum, unguenti [n.] O Noun oil, ointment, perfume
venio, venis, venire I, veni, ventum Verb come
video, vides, videre E, vidi, visum Verb (1.) see (2.) Seem
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