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multi/multae/multa, AO Adjective much, many
Advenio, Advenis, Advenire I, Adveni, Adventum Verb arrive
audax, audacis M Adjective bold, daring, courageous, reckless, rash, audacio…
autem Conjunction (1.) however (2.) but (put after), however (3.) h…
bonus/bona/bonum, AO Adjective (1.) good, great, pleasant, favorable, valuable (…
certim Adverb surely, certainly, without doubt, really
constituo, constituis, constituere C, constitui, constitutum Verb decide, establish, settle, resolve, I place, put,…
copia, copiae [f.] A Noun supply, inventory, stock, troops (pl), abundance
cupio, cupis, cupere M, cupivi, cupitum Verb desire, wish, long for
cupio dissolvi Phrase desire to be dissolved
debeo, debes, debere E, debui, debitum Verb owe, ought, must
desub Preposition below, under, beneath
discedo, discedis, discedere C, discessi, discessum Verb go away, depart
ego, tu, - Personal Pronoun I, you, he/she/it (personal pronoun)
ibi Preposition (1.) there, in that place, thereupon (2.) there, …
iterum Adverb again, however
magnus/magna/magnum, AO Adjective big, great
malus/mala/malum, AO Adjective bad
malus/mala/malum, AO Adjective bad, evil, wicked, ugly, unlucky
maneo, manes, manere E, mansi, mansurum Verb stay, remain, waiting for (tr)
maximus/maxima/maximum, AO Adjective greatest, biggest, largest, longest, oldest, high…
minimus/minima/minimum, AO Adjective small
murus, muri [m.] O Noun wall, city wall
nobilis, nobilis [m.] M Noun nobles (pl.)
noli Phrase Do not
nomen, nominis [n.] C Noun name, Name, Name, name, name
novus/nova/novum, AO Adjective new
numquam Adverb never
nuntio, nuntias, nuntiare A, nuntiavi, nuntiatum Verb report, announce
occido, occidis, occidere C, occidi, occisum Verb kill, murder, slaughter, slay, cut/knock down, we…
occupo, occupas, occupare A, occupavi, occupatum Verb seize
Octavus/Octava/Octavum, AO Adjective Eighth
octo, octi [m.] O Noun eight
omne, omnis [n.] M Noun all things (pl.), everything, a/the whole, entity…
oppugno, oppugnas, oppugnare A, oppugnavi, oppugnatum Verb fight against, attack, assault, assail
opus, operis [n.] C Noun work, achievement, oeuvre
ostendo, ostendis, ostendere C, ostendi, ostensum Verb show, reveal, make clear, point out, display, exh…
parens, parentis [m.] M Noun parent
pars, partis [f.] I Noun part
Parvus/Parva/Parvum, Parvi M Adjective small, little
pater, patris [m.] C Noun father
patria, patriae [f.] A Noun Home, Homeland, Country
pauci/paucae/paucum, paucis M Adjective a few, few
pecunia, pecuniae [f.] A Noun money
pessimus/pessima/pessimum, AO Adjective worst, most incapable, wickedest, most disloyal/u…
plurimus, plurimi [m.] O Noun very many, many a one, the most people, very many…
plus, pluris M Adjective more, several. many
poeta, poetae [m.] A Noun poet
pono, ponis, ponere C, posui, positum Verb put, place, set, to put
porto, portas, portare A, portavi, portatum Verb Carry, bring
post Preposition (1.) behind, afterwards, after (2.) after (3.) af…
postquam Conjunction after
primus/prima/primum, AO Adjective first, foremost, chief, principal
prope Preposition close to, near, Near
propter Preposition on account of, Because of
puella, puellae [f.] A Noun girl
puer, pueri [m.] O Noun boy, children (plural)
pulcher/pulchra/pulchrum, AO Adjective beautiful, pretty
punio, punis, punire I, punivi, punitum Verb punish
quam Pronoun (1.) like, how, how much, as, than, [quam + super…
quamquam Conjunction though, although, yet, nevertheless, also
Quartus/Quarta/Quartum, AO Adjective Fourth
quattor Numeral four
que Conjunction and, And, Und
quid Pronoun (1.) what (2.) What(?)
quinque Numeral five
quis, quid Pronoun who, what
quoque Conjunction (1.) also, too (put after), Also, As well as (2.)…
reduco, reducis, reducere C, reduxi, reductum Verb bring back, lead back
rego, regis, regere C, rexi, rectum Verb rule
regina, reginae [f.] A Noun queen
respondeo, respondes, respondere E, respondi, responsum Verb respond, answer
rex, regis [m.] C Noun king
rideo, rides, ridere E, risi, risum Verb laugh
rogo, rogas, rogare A, rogavi, rogatum Verb ask, request, beg
ruo, ruis, ruere C, rui, rutum Verb destroy, ruin, overthrow, rush on, run, fall, cha…
sacer/sacra/sacrum, AO Adjective sacred, holy, consecrated, accursed, horrible, de…
saepe Adverb often
saevus/saeva/saevum, AO Adjective savage, fierce, ferocious, violent, wild, raging,…
sagitta, sagittae [f.] A Noun arrow
saluto, salutas, salutare A, salutavi, salutatum Verb greet, wish well, visit, hail, salute
sapiens, sapientis M Adjective rational, sane, of sound mind, wise, judicious, u…
scribo, scribis, scribere C, scripsi, scriptum Verb write
secundus/secunda/secundum, AO Adjective second, favorable
sedeo, sedes, sedere E, sedi, sessum Verb sit
semper Adverb (1.) always (2.) always, Always (3.) always
senex, senis [m.] C Noun old man
Senex Adverb later, after
septem Numeral Seven, seven
septendecim Numeral seventeen
servo, servas, servare A, servavi, servatum Verb preserve, save, keep, guard
servus, servi [m.] O Noun slave, servant
sex Numeral six
sic Adverb (1.) so, this, still, in this way (2.) Thus, Just…
sine Preposition without
socius, socii [m.] O Noun companion, ally
solus/sola/solum, AO Adjective alone, only, the only
soror, sororis [f.] C Noun sister, nun
specto, spectas, spectare A, spectavi, spectatum Verb watch, look
sto, stas, stare A, steti, statum Verb stand, stand still, stand firm, remain, rest
statim Adverb at once, immediately, Immediately
subito Adverb suddenly, unexpectedly, at once, at short notice,…
super Preposition above, about, on top, over, upwards, moreover, in…
suus/sua/suum, AO Adjective his own, her own, its own, their own
templum, templi [n.] O Noun temple
teneo, tenes, tenere E, tenui, tentum Verb (1.) hold, grasp (2.) keep, possess (3.) occupy
terra, terrae [f.] A Noun land, earth
terreo, terres, terrere E, terrui, territum Verb frighten, terrify
tertus, tertis [m.] C Noun the third
trado, tradis, tradere C, tradidi, traditum Verb hand over, surrender, deliver, bequeath, relate
tres, tres, tria Adjective three
tristis/triste, tristis M Adjective sad, sorrowful, joyless, grim, severe
tum Adverb then, at that time
turba, turbae [f.] A Noun uproar, disturbance, mob, crowd, multitude
tutus/tuta/tutum, AO Adjective safe, prudent, secure, protected
tuus/tua/tuum, AO Adjective your
ubi Pronoun (1.) where?, where, in what place, (time) when, w…
unda, undae [f.] A Noun wave, billow, water, sea
undecim Numeral Eleven
unus/una/unum, AO Adjective one, single, alone
urbs, urbis [f.] M Noun city, town
uxor, uxoris [f.] C Noun wife
validus/valida/validum, AO Adjective strong, powerful, valid
venio, venis, venire I, veni, ventum Verb come
ventus, venti [m.] O Noun wind
verbum, verbi [n.] O Noun word
vester/vestra/vestrum, AO Adjective your (pl.), of/belonging to/associated with you
via, viae [f.] A Noun street, road, path, way
video, vides, videre E, vidi, visum Verb (1.) see (2.) Seem
viginti Other 20, twenty
villa, villae [f.] A Noun house, mansion
vinco, vincis, vincere C, vici, victum Verb win, conquer, defeat
vinum, vini [n.] O Noun wine
vir, viri [m.] O Noun man, hero, husband
virtus, virtutis [f.] C Noun bravery, fortitude, virtue
vivus/viva/vivum, AO Adjective alive, living
voco, vocas, vocare A, vocavi, vocatum Verb (1.) shout, call (2.) summon (3.) name
vox, vocis [f.] C Noun voice, voice, sound, word, cry
vulnero, vulneras, vulnerare A, vulneravi, vulneratum Verb wound, injure, harm, pain, distress, inflict woun…
vulnus, vulneris [n.] C Noun wound
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