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Section 1
(50 cards)
aliquis aliquid
someone, something; anyone, anything
loquor loqui locutus sum
to talk, speak
misereor misereri miseritus sum (gen)
to have mercy (on)
redeo redire redii reditus
to return (eo)
malo malle malui --
to prefer
egredior egredi egressus sum
to go out (w/ e,ex)
adorior adoriri adortus sum
to rise towards, attack
conor conari conatus sum
to try, attempt (w/ inf)
patior pati passus sum
to suffer, allow
quicumque quaecumque quodcumque
whoever, whatever
volo velle volui --
to wish, be willing
ineo inire inii initus
to begin, enter upon, go into
arbitror arbitrari arbitratus sum
to think, consider
orior oriri ortus sum
to rise, arise
transeo transire transii transitus
to go across, cross, pass
proficiscor proficisci profectus sum
to set out (w/ ad), depart
vereor vereri veritus sum
to fear (deponent)
adfero adferre adtuli adlatus
to bring to, report w/ ad
polliceor polliceri pollicitus sum
to promise (w/ inf)
progredior progredi progressus sum
to advance, go forward, proceed
molior moliri molitus sum
to set in motion, undertake (deponent)
eo ire ivi (ii) itus
to go
non sequitur
it does not follow
videor videri visus sum
to seem (w/ inf)
ordior ordiri orsus sum
to begin
hortor hortari hortatus sum
to urge, consider, exhort (w/ inf), encourage
nactus a um
having obtained, having found
gaudeo gaudēre gavisus sum
to rejoice
morior mori mortuus sum
to die
infero inferre intuli illatus (dat)
to bring into, bring upon, inflict upon, inspire in
nolo nolle nolui --
to wish not, be unwilling
fero ferre tuli latus
to bear, carry, bring
confero conferre contuli collatus
to bring together, collect, compare
fio fieri factus sum
to become, be done, to be made, to happen
mereor mereri meritus sum
to earn, deserve
soleo solēre solitus sum
to be wont, accustomed (w/ inf)
differo differre distuli dilatus
to disperse, separate, scatter, put off, differ
quisque quidque
each (one, thing); every (one, thing)
adeo adire adii aditus
to go to, visit, approach
refero referre rettuli relatus
to bring back, report, refer
labor labi lapsus sum
to glide
potior potiri potitus sum (gen) (abl)
to gain control of, get possession of, become master of
exeo exire exii exitus
to go out
fido fidere fisus sum
to trust (w/ dat or abl)
audeo audēre ausus sum
to dare (w/ inf)
sequor sequi secutus sum
to follow, pursue
obliviscor oblivisci oblitus sum (gen)
to forget
quidam quaedam quiddam
certain (one, thing)
abeo abire abii abitus
to go away
aggredior aggredi aggressus sum
to approach, assault, advance, attack
Section 2
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miror mirari miratus sum
to admire, wonder at
odi odisse --
to hate, dislike
moror morari moratus sum
to delay
coepi coepisse coeptus sum
to have begun (w/ inf), began
adduco adducere adduxi adductus
to lead to, lead on, induce, influence
existimo (1)
to think (1) e
magnitudo magnitudinis f
size, greatness
oportet oportēre oportuit --
it behooves, is proper (that), is necessary (that), should
possum posse potui --
to be able, can (w/inf)
traduco traducere traduxi traductus
to lead across, lead over
noceo nocēre nocui nociturus (dat)
to do harm to, injure
dedo dedere dedidi deditus
to give up, surrender (must have direct object), devote
reperio reperire repperi repertus
to find (out) (r)
deduco deducere deduxi deductus
to lead away
memini meminisse -- (gen)
to remember
diligo diligere dilexi dilectus
to love
qui quae quod
what? which?
consisto consistere constiti --
to halt, take a position
fremo fremere fremui fremitus
to roar, murmur
incito (1)
to incite, arouse
conspicio conspicere conspexi conspectus
to see, catch sight of, observe, perceive
ostendo ostendere ostendi ostentus
to show (3)
interficio interficere interfeci interfectus
to kill
nemo neminis m
no one
desum deesse defui defuturus (dat)
to be lacking, absent, fail
pello pellere pepuli pulsus
to drive, repulse, rout
pluit pluere pluvit --
it rains
relinquo relinquere reliqui relictus
to leave, leave behind
persuadeo persuadēre persuasi persuasus (dat)
to persuade
consuevi consuetus
to have (become) accustomed, be accustomed (w/ inf)
constituo constituere constitui constitutus
to place, set up, decide, determine (w/ infin)
instruo instruere instruxi instructus
to draw up, equip
cado cadere cecidi casus
to fall
trado tradere tradidi traditus
to hand over
recipio recipere recepi receptus
to receive, accept, recover, take back, withdraw
expugno (1)
to storm, take by storm
praesum praeesse praefui praefuturus (dat)
to be in command of, in charge of, over
ruo ruere rui --
to overthrow, rush
discedo discedere discessi --
to depart, withdraw
incolo incolere incolui --
to inhabit, dwell in
conjicio conjicere conjeci conjectus
to throw, hurl (prefix)
quantus a um
how large, how great
accipio accipere accepi acceptus
to receive, accept, take
aestimo (1)
to think (1) a
adsum adesse adfui adfuturus
to be present
gemo gemere gemui --
to groan
vigilia ae f
watch
eripio eripere eripui eriptus (dat)
to take away, save (from) w/ e(ex)
conficio conficere confeci confectus
to finish, wear out, accomplish, exhaust (prefix)
obsum obesse obfui obfuturus
to hinder
Section 3
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compleo complēre complevi completus (abl)
to fill (with)
primā luce
at dawn
quo
whither, where (of motion)
causa ae f
cause, reason
omnino
altogether, at all (w/non), in all (w/numerals)
primum
first (adv)
a fronte
in the front, from the front
in saecula saeculorum
forever, world without end
in principio
in the beginning
custos custodis m
guard
neque...neque
neither...nor
quis quid
who? what?
timor timoris m
fear (3)
undique
from, on all sides
cognosco cognoscere cognovi cognitus
to learn, find out
commoveo commovēre commovi commotus
to alarm, arouse
cerno cernere crevi --
to distinguish, see
rursus
again
a tergo
in the rear, from the rear
īdem eadem idem
the same
nam
for (conj)
vasto (1)
to lay waste, ravage
sententia ae f
opinion, vote
peto petere petivi petitus
to seek, beg, request
satis
sufficiently (adv)
neque
nor, and...not
vehementer
greatly, violently
pervenio pervenire perveni perventus
to arrive (w/ in or ad - both acc)
quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitus
to seek, ask
ratio rationis f
reason, manner, method, plan, way
nuntius i m
messenger, message
statim
at once, immediately
praeterea
besides, furthermore
ave
hail
unde
whence
usque
all the way
atque
and (ac)
regio regionis f
region
mens mentis f
mind
natura ae f
nature
qui quae quod
who, which, that
absum abesse afui afuturus
to be away, absent (w/ a,ab)
mora ae f
delay
probo (1)
to approve, prove
contineo continēre continui contentus
to restrain, hold in
munitio munitionis f
fortification
at
but (not sed)
vero
in truth, but
paco (1)
to pacify
tribunus i m
tribune
Section 4
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pertineo pertinēre pertinui --
to pertain to, stretch to (w/ ad)
numerus i m
number
adjuvo adjuvare adjuvi adjutus
to help, aid
convenio convenire conveni conventus
to come together, assemble
sustineo sustinēre sustinui sustentus
to sustain, withstand
princeps principis m
chief, leading man
in medias res
into the middle of things
summus a um
highest, greatest, very great
litterae arum f
letter (epistle), dispatch
adversus a um
unfavorable, facing (towards) w/dat
comparo (1)
to get ready, prepare
colloco (1)
to place, station
gloria ae f
glory, fame
accommodo (1)
to adapt to
occido occidere occidi occisus
to cut down, kill
amplus a um
spacious, splendid
fines finium m
territory
verto vertere verti versus
to turn
obtineo obtinēre obtinui obtentus
to hold, occupy
defendo defendere defendi defensus
to defend
bibo bibere bibi bibitus
to drink
reliquus a um
remaining, the rest of
administro (1)
to govern, manage, attend to
lego legere legi lectus
to read
auxilia orum n
reinforcements
retineo retinēre retinui retentus
to hold back, keep
contendo contendere contendi --
to strive, hasten, contend - w/ inf
milia milium n (gen)
thousands
proximus a um (dat)
nearest, next (to)
extremus a um
outermost, extreme, farthest, last
dimitto dimittere dimisi dimissus
to send away, dismiss
medius a um
middle (of)
eques equitis m
horseman
pando pandere pandi passus
to spread, expand
cavus a um
hollow
equites equitum m
cavalry (3)
littera ae f
letter of the alphabet
ultimus a um
farthest, most remote, last
copia ae f
abundance, supply
appropinquo (1) (dat)
to approach, draw near to
egregius a um
distinguished
commodus a um
convenient, comfortable
conservo (1)
to preserve, spare
emo emere emi emptus
to buy
incendo incendere incendi incensus
to set fire to, burn
copiae arum f
troops, forces
confirmo (1)
to strengthen, encourage
finis finis m
boundary, end
ascendo ascendere ascendi ascensus
to climb up
firmus a um
vigorous, solid, steadfast, strong
Section 5
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aurora ae f
dawn
ara ae f
altar
barbarus i m
barbarian, foreigner
aquila ae f
eagle
arma orum n
arms, weapons
caedes caedis f
slaughter
asperē
roughly
ambulo (1)
to walk
aurum i n
gold
agricola ae m
farmer
ardeo ardēre arsi arsus
to burn, be on fire
annus i m
year
appello (1)
to address
aro (1)
to plow
agnus i m
lamb
arbor arboris f
tree
virtus virtutis f
courage, virtue
acies ei f
battle line
a ab (abl)
by (agent), from, away from
apud (acc)
among, in the presence of
animus i m
mind, spirit
ante (acc)
before
asper a um
sharp, harsh
bonus a um
good
accuso (1)
to accuse
argentum i n
silver
amor amoris m
love, passion
aeternus a um
eternal, everlasting
insidiae arum f
plot, ambush
altus a um
high, deep
hiberna orum n
winter quarters
angustiae arum f
narrow place, difficulties, defile
adventus ūs m
arrival
bellum i n
war
ad (acc)
to, toward, at
salus salutis f
safety, welfare, salvation
brevis e
short, brief
altē
highly, deeply
appareo (2)
to appear
adoro (1)
to adore
audio (4)
to hear
ager agri m
field, ground
bracchium i n
arm, forearm
castra orum n
camp
mors mortis f
death
amicus i m
friend
impedimenta orum n
baggage, baggage train
amo (1)
to love, like
aqua ae f
water
aeger aegra aegrum
sick, ill
Section 6
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auxilium i n
help, aid
cancer
crab
cena ae f
dinner
campus i m
field, plain
clamo (1)
to shout
corona ae f
crown
capio capere cepi captus
to take, capture
certē
certainly
culter cultri m
knife
celo (1)
to hide
Christus i m
Christ
creo (1)
to create
decimus a um
tenth
certus a um
certain, fixed
breviter
shortly, briefly
culpa ae f
fault, blame
capricorn
goat
culpo (1)
to blame
cupio cupere cupivi cupitus
to desire, long for
contra (acc)
against, opposite
coram
in the presence of
canis canis mf
dog
civis civis mf
citizen
Christianus i m
a Christian
auriga ae m
charioteer
debitum i n
debt, sin
cur
why
crux crucis f
cross
collis collis m
hill
decem
ten
culina ae f
kitchen
caveo cavēre cavi cautus
to be aware of, guard against
cras
tomorrow
de (abl)
about, down from, from, out of
capillus i m
hair
aquarius i m
water carrier
aries
ram
clamor clamoris m
shout, cry
clam
secretly
circum
around
cor cordis n
heart
debeo (2)
to owe, ought
Caesar Caesaris m
Caesar
delecto (1)
to delight, please
cibus i m
food
caelum i n
sky, heaven
caput capitis n
head
collum i n
neck
cum (abl)
with, when, since
centum
hundred
Section 7
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facies ei f
face
dux ducis m
leader
domus ūs f
house, home
demonstro (1)
to show, point out
folium i n
leaf
doceo docēre docui doctus
to teach
exspecto (1)
to wait for, expect
do dare dedi datus
to give
fideliter
faithfully
fortuna ae f
fortune
dominus i m
lord, master
difficiliter
with difficulty
filia ae f
daughter
erro (1)
to err, wander
equus i m
horse
dulcis e
sweet, pleasant
figo figere fixi fictus
to fix, fasten
dies ei m
day
epistula ae f
letter
fenestra ae f
window
facilis e
easy
exploro (1)
to explore
deus i m
god
duo ae o
two
fabula ae f
story, tale
ecclesia ae f
church
fortis e
strong, brave
donum i n
gift
flumen fluminis n
river
dico dicere dixi dictus
to say, tell
filius i m
son
finio (4)
to finish, limit
femina ae f
woman
dolor doloris m
grief, pain, sorrow
dubito (1)
to doubt
fidelis e
faithful
duco ducere duxi ductus
to lead
ego mei
I, me
dormio (4)
to sleep
exercitus ūs m
army
fortiter
bravely
discipulus i m
student
fides ei f
faith, trust
dexter dextra dextrum
right, right-hand
e ex (abl)
out of, out from, from
fama ae f
fame, rumor
ferrum i n
iron, iron tool
facio facere feci factus
to make, do
facile
easily (adv)
difficilis e
difficult
Section 8
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juvo juvare juvi jutus
to help
ira ae f
anger
Gallus i m
a Gaul
laudo (1)
to praise
imperator imperatoris m
general, commander
hodie
today
latē
widely
jubeo jubēre jussi jussus
to order, command
frater fratris m
brother
integer integra integrum
whole, uninjured
gaudium i n
joy
judico (1)
to judge, consider
invenio invenire inveni inventus
to discover, find out
janua ae f
door
laetē
happily
habeo (2)
to have
lavo lavare lavi lautus
to wash
herba ae f
green plant, grass
jungo jungere junxi junctus
to join, connect, unite
latus a um
wide, broad
frumentum i n
grain, corn
impedio (4)
to hinder, obstruct, impede
hortus i m
garden
hostis hostis mf
enemy
fugio fugere fugi fugiturus
to flee
in (abl)
in, on
hora ae f
hour
fructus ūs m
fruit
graviter
heavily
inter (acc)
between
Gallia ae f
Gaul
heri
yesterday
laetus a um
happy
labor laboris m
work, toil
juxta
near
insula ae f
island
gladius i m
sword
gravis e
heavy, serious, severe
in (acc)
into, onto, against
lentē
slowly
laboro (1)
to work
Italia ae f
Italy
forum i n
forum, marketplace
gratia ae f
grace, favor
jacio jacere jeci jactus
to throw, hurl
habito (1)
to live in, dwell
gens gentis f
tribe
legatus i m
lieutenant
geminus i m
twin
lacus ūs m
lake
Section 9
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lux lucis f
light
liberi liberorum m
children
muto (1)
to change
malus a um
bad
ludus i m
game, school
mensa ae f
table
navis navis f
ship
mons montis m
mountain
luna ae f
moon
meus a um
my
nauta ae m
sailor
nato (1)
to swim
munio (4)
to fortify, protect
Lucia ae f
Lucy
mater matris f
mother
lex legis f
law
longē
far, by far
magnus a um
large, great
moveo movēre movi motus
to move
libra ae f
pair of scales
lumen luminis n
lamp
narro (1)
to tell
miles militis m
soldier
lupus i m
wolf
mos moris m
custom
lentus a um
slow
Maria ae f
Mary
locus i m
place
maneo manēre mansi mansus
to remain, stay
metus ūs m
fear (4)
navigo (1)
to sail
mare maris n
sea
multus a um
much, many
libero (1)
to set free
miser a um
wretched
nego (1)
to deny
liberē
freely
moneo (2)
to warn
lignum i n
wood
longus a um
long
magistra ae f
female teacher
liber libri m
book
magister magistri m
male teacher
manus ūs f
hand
lingua ae f
language
nescio (4)
to not know
Marcus i m
Mark
liber libera liberum
free
miserē
unhappily
mundus i m
world, mankind
Section 10
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pater patris m
father
nunc
now
pars partis f
part, region
poeta ae m
poet
omnis e
each, every (s) all (pl)
post (acc)
after, behind
occupo (1)
to seize
pecunia ae f
money
pes pedis m
foot
novus a um
new
panis panis m
bread
nos nostri
we
pastor pastoris m
shepherd, pastor
pax pacis f
peace
prae
at the head of
oculus i m
eye
populus i m
people
novem
nine
porto (1)
to carry
nuntio (1)
to report
noster nostra nostrum
our
patria ae f
fatherland, country
piger pigra pigrum
lazy
portus ūs m
harbor
oppidum i n
town
praemium i n
reward
mille
one thousand
nonus a um
ninth
murus i m
wall
per (acc)
through, by
paro (1)
to prepare
oro (1)
to speak, pray
pons pontis m
bridge
piscator piscatoris m
fisherman
non
not
oppugno (1)
to attack
primus a um
first
octo
eight
porta ae f
gate
orator oratoris m
speaker, orator
peccatum i n
sin, mistake
ob
because of
octavus a um
eighth
nimbus i m
cloud, storm cloud
parvus a um
small
opto (1)
to wish
perturbo (1)
to disturb
nobilis e
noble
nomen nominis n
name
numquam
never
Section 11
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rex regis m
king
sella ae f
seat
scorpio
scorpion
sacer sacra sacrum
sacred
saluto (1)
to greet
regnum i n
kingdom
pisces
fish
quattuor
four
Romanus i m
a Roman
provincia ae f
province
quam diu
how long
septem
seven
pugna ae f
fight
prohibeo (2) (abl)
to prevent, ward off (from)
sanctus a um
sacred, holy
quando
when
quintus a um
fifth
pulcher pulchra pulchrum
beautiful
saxum i n
rock
res ei f
thing, matter, affair, business
quot
how many
senator senatoris m
senator
sagittarius i m
archer
puto (1)
to think
rogo (1)
to ask, request (1)
puella ae f
girl
pro (abl)
for, on behalf of, in front of (prep)
pulchrē
beautifully
quartus a um
fourth
proelium i n
battle
servo (1)
to guard, keep
respondeo respondēre respondi responsus
to respond
septimus a um
seventh
rego regere rexi rectus
to rule
pugno (1)
to fight
regina ae f
queen
Roma ae f
Rome
senatus ūs m
senate
scutum i n
shield
saeculum i n
age, time period
puer i m
boy, child
semper
always
sedeo sedēre sedi sessus
to sit
servus i m
slave, servant
secundus a um
second
sentio sentire sensi sensus
to feel, perceive
quinque
five
scio (4)
to know
propter (acc)
on account of
quomodo
how
Section 12
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specto (1)
to look at
urbs urbis f
city
teneo tenēre tenui tentus
to hold
sub (acc)
to the foot of, under, beneath, (about, toward - time)
sine (abl)
without
turba ae f
crowd, turmoil
tu tui
you
studium i n
zeal, enthusiasm, study
umquam
ever
sinister sinistra sinistrum
left, left-hand
tergum i n
back, rear
struo struere struxi structus
to build, construct
telum i n
missile, javelin, spear, weapon
taceo (2)
to be silent
socius i m
ally, companion
tenus
as far as
tabella ae f
writing tablet
spes ei f
hope
traho trahere traxi tractus
to drag, haul
spero (1)
to hope
supra
above
spiritus ūs m
spirit
stella ae f
star
sex
six
ubi
where, in what place
templum i n
temple
soror sororis f
sister
tuus a um
your (s)
terra ae f
earth, land
sol solis m
sun
vacca ae f
cow
unda ae f
wave
turpis e
shameful, disgraceful
ursa ae f
bear
tres tria
three
timeo timēre timui --
to fear, be afraid of
sextus a um
sixth
silva ae f
forest
sub (abl)
under, at the foot of
taurus i m
bull
trans (acc)
across
terreo (2)
to frighten
signum i n
sign, standard
umbra ae f
shadow
sum esse fui futurus
to be
supero (1)
to overcome
sto stare steti status
to stand
turpiter
shamefully
tempto (1)
to tempt
tertius a um
third
Section 13
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interim
meanwhile (adv)
scribo scribere scripsi scriptus
to write
vita ae f
life
claudo claudere clausi clausus
to close
tollo tollere sustuli sublatus
to lift up, raise
volo (1)
to fly
mitto mittere misi missus
to send
video vidēre vidi visus
to see
cogo cogere coegi coactus
to collect, force, bring together
valeo valēre valui --
to be strong, be well
aut
or (conj)
ventus i m
wind
victoria ae f
victory
vinum i n
wine
vir viri m
man (2)
gero gerere gessi gestus
to wage, carry on
villa ae f
farmhouse
fere
almost (adv)
sicut
as (conj)
venio venire veni ventus
to come
pono ponere posui positus
to put, place
vester vestra vestrum
your (pl)
verbum i n
word
iam
already (adv)
vox vocis f
voice
ago agere egi actus
to do, drive, act, treat, give
quod
because (subordinating conj)
et...et
both...and
vesper vesperi m
evening
veho vehere vexi vectus
to carry, convey, transport
et
and (conj)
ibi
there, in that place (adv)
vulnero (1)
to wound
vivo vivere vixi victurus
to live, be alive
-que
and (enclitic conj)
vos vestri
you all
etiam
also (adv)
voco (1)
to call
vinco vincere vici victus
to conquer
autem
however, moreover (postpositive conj)
olim
once (upon a time), of old, one day
via ae f
road, way
itaque
therefore, and so
cedo cedere cessi cessus
to yield, give way
premo premere pressi pressus
to press, push
enim
for, in fact, truly (postpositive conj)
toga ae f
toga
aut...aut
either...or
sed
but (conj)
vallum i n
wall, rampart
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albus a um
white
ferus a um
wild, fierce
calidus a um
warm, hot
diligens diligentis
careful, diligent, exact
audax audacis
bold, rash, daring, courageous
vacuus a um (dat)
empty (from or of)
undecim
eleven
tamen
nevertheless (adv)
felix felicis
fortunate, lucky
tutus a um
safe (from) - abl
acer acris acre
sharp, bitter, fierce, eager
celer celeris celere
fast, swift
alter a um
the other (of two), the second (of two)
nefarius a um
wicked
unus a um
one
similis e (dat)
similar (to)
stultus a um
foolish, stupid
postea
afterwards (adv)
nihil
nothing
plenus a um (gen) (abl)
full (of)
solus a um
alone, only, sole
ingens ingentis
huge
neuter neutra neutrum
neither (of two)
cornu ūs n
horn
ullus a um
any (at all)
celeber celebris celebre
famous
subito
suddenly (adv)
finitimus a um (dat)
neighboring, close (to)
excelsus a um
on high, lofty
uter utra utrum
which (of two)
totus a um
whole, entire, all of
ita
yes, so, thus, in such a manner (adv)
defessus a um
tired, weary
utilis e
useful (for) - ad w/acc
paratus a um
prepared (for), ready - ad w/ acc or w/ infinitive
alter...alter
the one...the other
carus a um
dear (to) - dat
tum
then, at that time (adv)
idoneus a um (dat)
suitable, fit, proper (for), convenient
nullus a um
no, not any
frigidus a um
cold
cupidus a um (gen)
desirous (of), eager (for)
almus a um
nurturing
alacer alacris alacre
lively, spirited
alius a ud
other, another
potens potentis
powerful
genu ūs n
knee
foedus a um
foul, ugly, hideous
sapiens sapientis
wise, rational
senex senis
aged, old (person)
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sagitta ae f
arrow
tredecim
thirteen
inopia ae f
lack, scarcity, shortage
hic haec hoc
this, these
Athenae arum f
Athens
legio legionis f
legion
leo leonis m
lion
septendecim
seventeen
is ea id
he, she, it, him, her, they, their, them
Helvetia ae f
Switzerland
centurio centurionis m
centurion
quattuordecim
fourteen
memoria ae f
memory
virgo virginis f
virgin, maiden
injuria ae f
injury, injustice, wrong
fuga ae f
flight, escape
pietas tatis f
piety, duty
lectio lectionis f
lesson
veritas tatis f
truth
sedecim
sixteen
Hispania ae f
Spain
Europa ae f
Europe
hasta ae f
spear
quindecim
fifteen
homo hominis m
man, human being
oratio orationis f
speech
voluntas tatis f
will
aestas tatis f
summer
Graecia ae f
Greece
viginti
twenty
Germania ae f
Germany
civitas tatis f
state
duodeviginti
eighteen
Britannia ae f
Britain
Hibernia ae f
Ireland
passio passionis f
suffering
amicitia ae f
friendship
libertas tatis f
liberty, freedom
Caledonia ae f
Scotland
ordo ordinis f
order, rank, line, row
tentatio tentationis f
temptation
undeviginti
nineteen
duodecim
twelve
Carthago Carthaginis f
Carthage
fossa ae f
ditch, trench
tempestas tatis f
thunderstorm, rainstorm
celeritas tatis f
speed, quickness
suus a um
his own, her own, its own, their own
caritas tatis f
charity, love
auctoritas tatis f
authority, influence
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astrum i n
heavenly body, heavens, star
iter itineris n
journey
scientia ae f
knowledge
initium i n
starting point
sepulchrum i n
tomb
castellum i n
fort
aer aeris m
the air
praesidium i n
protection, garrison
periculum i n
danger
ille illa illud
that, those
aedificium i n
building
pretium i n
price
imperium i n
command, power, empire
principium i n
beginning, origin
is ea id
that, those (non-specific)
antrum i n
cave
votum i n
vow, prayer
iste ista istud
that, those (of yours) or in contempt
agmen agminis n
army on the march, column
spatium i n
space, interval
concilium i n
council, meeting
carmen carminis n
song
letum i n
death (2)
tempus temporis n
time
exilium i n
exile
pabulum i n
fodder, nourishment
consilium i n
counsel, advice, plan
flos floris f
flower
vitium i n
vice, blemish
onus oneris n
burden
odium i n
hate, hatred
sapientia ae f
wisdom
ipse ipsa ipsum
-self (intensive pron)
theatrum i n
theater
genus generis n
race, kind, class
corpus corporis n
body
vestigium i n
trace, footprint
triduum i n
three days
ovum i n
egg
fatum i n
destiny, fate
hiems hiemis f
winter
mandatum i n
commandment, order
grex gregis m
herd, flock
comes comitis m
companion
Evangelium i n
Gospel
otium i n
ease, leisure
ver veris n
spring
vulnus vulneris n
wound
vinculum i n
chain, bond
opus operis n
work
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litus litoris n
shore, coast
cursus ūs m
course, running
scelus sceleris n
crime, evil deed
angustus a um
narrow, confined
communis e
common
usus ūs m
use, experience
exitus ūs m
end, outcome, exit
obses obsidis m
hostage
ut
in order that, so that
durus a um
hard (not soft)
vestis vestis f
clothes
civilis e
civil, of a citizen
clarus a um
clear, bright, gleaming
fons fontis m
fountain, spring, source
dubius a um
doubtful, uncertain
os ossis n
bone
agrestis e
boorish, crude
certamen certaminis n
struggle, contest
avis avis f
bird
currus ūs m
chariot, cart, wagon
equitatus ūs m
cavalry (4)
nox noctis f
night
verus a um
true
occasus ūs m
falling, misfortune
fames famis f
hunger, starvation
munus muneris n
office, duty
crudelis e
cruel
latus lateris n
side, flank
passus ūs m
step, a pace
imber imbris m
rain
ignis ignis m
fire
crus cruris n
leg
nix nivis f
snow
uxor uxoris f
wife
juvenis juvenis mf
young person
rus ruris n
countryside
vultus ūs m
countenance, expression
os oris n
mouth
rusticus a um
country (adj), rural, unsophisticated, rustic
arcus ūs m
bow
nubes nubis f
cloud (3)
citus a um
rapid, quick
aequor aequoris n
smooth surface, level plain, sea
pius a um
pious, dutiful
beatus a um
blessed
alienus a um
foreign, alien, strange, unfavorable
ovis ovis f
sheep
lapis lapidis m
stone
plebs plebis f
common people, plebeians
impetus ūs m
attack
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maximē
most (adv)
dignus a um
worthy, dignified
mirus a um
wondrous
humilis e
humble
inanis e
vain, inane
parum
little, too little (adv)
minus
less (adv)
minimus a um
smallest (adj)
multum
much, greatly (adv)
propius
nearer (adv)
pessimus a um
worst (adj)
pejus
worse (adv)
minimē
least (adv)
saepius
more often (adv)
pessimē
worst (adv)
magis
more (adv)
aequus a um
equal to, even, level
tristis e
sad
arduus a um
steep, arduous
periculosus a um
dangerous
optimē
best (adv)
major majus
greater (adj)
optimus a um
best (adj)
magnopere
greatly (adv)
diutissimē
longest (adv)
diutius
longer (adv)
cunctus a um
all, referring to a body or group
junior junius
younger (adj)
maximus natu
oldest (adj)
pejor pejus
worse (adj)
diu
a long time, long (of time) (adv)
mollis e
soft, yielding
lenis e
mild, gentle
minimus natu
youngest (adj)
superbus a um
proud
quam
than, as possible (adv)
senior senius
older (adj)
sublimis e
sublime, elevated
proximē
next (adv)
minor minus
smaller (adj)
saepe
often (adv)
prope
near (adv)
male
badly (adv)
melior melius
better (adj)
maximus a um
greatest (adj)
melius
better (adv)
caecus a um
blind
tardus a um
late, delayed
avidus a um
avid, keen
bene
well (adv)
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resisto resistere restiti --
to remain behind, resist ,withstand (w/dat)
consul consulis m
consul
dejicio dejicere dejeci dejectus
to hurl down, cast down
pilum i n
javelin
praeficio praeficere praefeci praefectus (dat)
to put in command of
reprimo reprimere repressi repressus
to press back, check, restrain
saepissimē
most often (adv)
uterque utraque utrumque
each, both (of two)
barbarus a um
barbarian, foreign (adj)
satis (gen)
enough (indecl)
remitto remittere remisi remissus
to send back, return, release
iter facio facere feci factus
to march , make a journey
ne
that...not, in order that...not
utinam
sign of a wish; not translated in English
nonne
word used in asking questions when the answer "yes" is expected
causā (gen)
for the sake of
in fugam do dare dedi datus
to put to flight
abdo abdere abdidi abditus
to hide, conceal (3)
induco inducere induxi inductus
to lead in, lead on, influence
inquit
he says, he said
cohortor cohortari cohortatus sum
to encourage
divido dividere divisi divisus
to divide, separate
classis classis f
fleet
num
word used in asking questions when the answer "no" is expected
-ne
enclitic used in asking questions
reduco reducere reduxi reductus
to lead back, draw back
mille passus
a mile
parum
too little, not enough (indecl n w/ gen)
vi
violently, by force
suscipio suscipere suscepi susceptus
to undertake, take upon oneself
rejicio rejicere rejeci rejectus
to hurl back, drive back, repel
-- sui sibi se se
-self (reflexive)
ulterior ulterius
farther
cohors cohortis f
cohort
facilius
more easily
pedem referre
to fall back, retreat
Jesus u m
Jesus
vis
force, power, violence
repello repellere reppuli repulsus
to beat back, drive back
studeo studēre studui -- (dat)
to be eager (for), strive (after), devoted (to)
nil
nothing (short form)
certiorem facio facere feci factus
to inform (lit. make more certain)
superior superius
higher, former
tuto
safely (adv)
aperio aperire aperui apertus
to open, uncover, expose
nihil
not, not at all (adv)
committo committere commisi commissus
to commit, allow
consilium capio capere cepi captus
to make a plan
praeter (acc)
except, past, contrary to
proelium committo committere commisi commissus
to join battle, to begin battle
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