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A
- ā/ab (takes ablative)
- from, away from
- abeō, abīre
- to go away
- absum, abesse
- to be away
- accidit (3rd person singular)
- (it) happens
- ad (takes accusative)
- to, toward
- adhūc
- still
- adiuvō, adiuv‍āre
- to help
- adveniō, adven‍īre
- to arrive
- aedificium, aedifici‍ī n.
- building
- aestāte
- in the summer
- age (to one person)
- hurry up! come on!
- ager, agrī m.
- field
- agite (to multiple people)
- hurry up! come on!
- agō, ag‍ere
- to do, drive, act
- aliī...aliī
- some...others
- alius, ali‍a, ali‍ud
- other, another
- alter, alter‍a, alter‍um
- other, another
- ambulō, ambul‍āre
- to walk
- amīca, amīc‍ae f.
- friend
- amīcus, amīc‍ī m.
- friend
- amō, am‍āre
- to love/like
- ancilla, ancill‍ae f.
- slave-woman, slave
- animus, anim‍ī m.
- mind
- aperiō, aper‍īre
- to open
- appāreō, appār‍ēre
- to appear
- appropinquō, appropinqu‍āre
- to approach
- apud (takes accusative)
- with, among
- aqua, aqu‍ae f.
- water
- arbor, arboris f.
- tree
- ārea, āre‍ae f.
- open space
- arripiō, arrip‍ere
- to grab
- ars, artis f.
- skill
- ascendō, ascend‍ere
- to go up, climb up
- Asia, Asi‍ae f.
- Asia
- audiō, aud‍īre
- to hear
- aurīga, aurīg‍ae f.
- charioteer
B
- baculum, bacul‍ī n.
- stick
- bonus, bon‍a, bon‍um
- good
- bōs, bovis m./f.
- ox
- brevi tempore
- in a short time
C
- cadō, cad‍ere
- to fall
- caelum, cael‍ī n.
- sky
- calidus, calid‍a, calid‍um
- warm
- canis, canis m./f.
- dog
- caupō, caupōnis m.
- innkeeper
- caupōna, caupon‍ae f.
- inn
- cavē (to one person)
- be careful!
- celeriter
- quickly
- celerrimē
- very fast
- cēlō, cēl‍āre
- to hide
- centum
- a hundred
- cessō, cess‍āre
- to quit
- cibus, cib‍ī m.
- food
- cisium, cisi‍ī n.
- 2004 Honda Cisium C-850
- cista, cist‍ae f.
- chest, box
- cīvis, cīvis m./f.
- citizen
- clāmō, clām‍āre
- to shout
- clāmor, clāmōris m.
- uproar, noise, ruckuss, hubbub
- commōtus, commōt‍a, commōt‍um
- upset
- concidō, concid‍ere
- to fall down
- cōnspiciō, cōnspic‍ere
- to notice
- convocō, convoc‍āre
- to call together
- coquō, coqu‍ere
- to cook
- crās
- tomorrow
- cubiculum, cubicul‍ī n.
- bedroom
- culpa, culp‍ae f.
- fault
- cum (takes ablative)
- with
- cūnctī, cūnct‍ae, cūnct‍a
- all
- cūr...?
- why...?
- cūrō, cūr‍āre
- to take care of
- currō, curr‍ere
- to run
- custōdiō, custōd‍īre
- to guard
D
- dē (takes ablative)
- down from
- decem
- ten
- dēfessus, dēfess‍a, dēfess‍um
- tired
- deinde
- then
- dēscendō, dēscend‍ere
- to go down, climb down
- dēvertō, dēvert‍ere
- to turn aside
- dīcō, dīc‍ere
- to say
- diēs, di‍ēī m.
- day
- discēdō, discēd‍ere
- to depart
- diū
- for a long time
- doceō, doc‍ēre
- to teach
- dominus, domin‍ī m.
- master
- dormiō, dorm‍īre
- to sleep
- dūcō, dūc‍ere
- to lead
- dum
- while
- duo, du‍ae, du‍o
- two
E
- eam (f.)
- her (note: accusative)
- eās (f.)
- them (note: accusative)
- ecce
- look!
- effugiō, effug‍ere
- to run away, escape
- ego
- I
- eheu
- alas! oh no!
- eius
- his/hers/its (note: (of him/her/it))
- eō, īre
- to go
- eōs (m.)
- them (note: accusative)
- epistula, epistul‍ae f.
- letter
- equus, equ‍ī m.
- horse
- erat (imperfect tense)
- she/he/it was
- errō, err‍āre
- to wander
- est (from sum, esse)
- he/she/it is
- et
- and
- etiam
- also
- eum (m.)
- him (note: accusative)
- eunt (from eō, īre)
- they go
- ē/ex (takes ablative)
- out of
- excipiō, excip‍ere
- to welcome, receive, catch
- excitō, excit‍āre
- to rouse/ wake someone up
- exspectō, exspect‍āre
- to wait for
- extrahō, extrah‍ere
- to drag out
F
- faciō, fac‍ere
- to make, do
- fatuus, fatu‍a, fatu‍um
- stupid
- felēs, felis m./f.
- cat
- fēmina, fēmin‍ae f.
- woman
- feriō, fer‍īre
- to hit
- ferō, ferre
- to bring
- ferociter
- fiercely
- festīnō, festin‍āre
- to hurry/rush
- filia, fili‍ae f.
- daughter
- filius, fili‍ī m.
- son
- fortasse
- maybe
- fossa, foss‍ae f.
- DITCH :(
- fragor, fragōris m.
- crash
- frater, fratris m.
- brother
- frīgidus, frīgid‍a, frīgid‍um
- cool
- frūstrā
- unsuccessfully, without success
- fugiō, fug‍ere
- to flee
- fūrtim
- sneakily
G
- gaudeō, gaud‍ēre
- to be glad
- gemō, gem‍ere
- to groan
- gerō, ger‍ere
- to wear
H
- habeō, hab‍ēre
- to have, hold
- habitō, habit‍āre
- to live
- haereō, haer‍ēre
- to stick or be stuck
- hīc
- here
- hodiē
- today
- homō, hominis m.
- person
- hora, hor‍ae f.
- hour
- hortus, hort‍ī m.
- garden
- hospes, hospitis m./f.
- host or guest
I
- iaciō, iac‍ere
- to throw
- iam
- now
- iānua, iānu‍ae f.
- door
- ibi
- there
- identidem
- again and again
- igitur
- therefore
- ignāvus, ignāv‍a, ignāv‍um
- cowardly, lazy
- illud (n.)
- that
- immōbilis, immōbil‍is, immōbil‍e
- motionless
- impediō, imped‍īre
- to slow down, stop
- imus (from eō, īre)
- we go
- in (with ablative)
- in
- in (with accusative)
- into
- incitō, incit‍āre
- to drive, urge on (note: something else, like an animal)
- incolumis, incolum‍is, incolum‍e
- safe, unhurt
- induō, indu‍ere
- to put on
- infirmus, infirm‍a, infirm‍um
- weak, shaky
- inquit (3rd person singular)
- he/she/it says
- intereā
- meanwhile
- intrō, intr‍āre
- to enter
- inveniō, inven‍īre
- to find
- iocus, ioc‍ī m.
- joke
- ipse, ips‍a, ips‍ud
- himself, herself, itself
- īra, īr‍ae f.
- anger, wrath
- īrātus, īrāt‍a, īrāt‍um
- angry
- is (from eō, īre)
- you go
- it (from eō, īre)
- he/she/it goes
- itaque
- and so
- iter, itineris n.
- journey
- iter facere
- to travel
- iterum
- again
- itis (from eō, īre)
- you all go
- iubeō, iub‍ēre
- to order
L
- labōrō, labōr‍āre
- to work
- lacrimō, lacrim‍āre
- to cry
- laetus, laet‍a, laet‍um
- happy
- lātrō, lātr‍āre
- to bark
- legō, leg‍ere
- to read
- lentē
- slowly
- līberī, līber‍ōrum m.
- children
- longus, long‍a, long‍um
- long
- lūcet (3rd person singular)
- it is light/day
- lūdō, lud‍ere
- to play
- lupus, lup‍ī m.
- wolf
M
- magnā voce
- in a loud voice
- magnus, magn‍a, magn‍um
- big, loud, great
- maneō, man‍ēre
- to stay, remain
- māter, mātris f.
- mother
- mē
- me
- mēcum
- with me (note: mecum combines mē + cum (with) into one word)
- meus, me‍a, me‍um
- my
- mihi
- for me
- miles, militis m.
- soldier
- minime!
- no!
- miser, miser‍a, miser‍um
- unhappy
- mittō, mitt‍ere
- to send
- molestus, molest‍a, molest‍um
- annoying
- mortuus, mortu‍a, mortu‍um
- DEAD
- moveō, mov‍ēre
- to move
- mox
- soon
- multī, mult‍ae, mult‍a
- many
- murmur, murmuris n.
- rumble
N
- nam
- because
- necesse est
- it is necessary
- nēmō, neminis m./f.
- no one
- neque
- and...not
- neque...neque
- neither...nor
- nesciō, nesc‍īre
- to not know
- nihil (n.)
- nothing (note: can be nominative or accusative)
- nōbīs
- for us
- nōlō, nolle
- to not want
- nōlō (alone) (1st person singular)
- I don't want
- nomen, nominis n.
- name
- nōmine
- named
- nōn
- not
- nōn iam
- no longer
- nōndum
- not yet
- nōs
- we/us (note: can be nominative or accusative)
- noster, nostr‍a, nostr‍um
- our
- novem
- nine
- novus, nov‍a, nov‍um
- new
- nox, noctis f.
- night
- nūbēs, nūbis f.
- cloud
- nūllus, nūll‍a, nūll‍um
- no, not any
- nunc
- now
- nūntius, nūnti‍ī m.
- messenger
O
- observō, observ‍āre
- to watch
- occupatus, occupat‍a, occupat‍um
- busy
- octō
- eight
- olfaciō, olfac‍ere
- to smell, catch scent of
- omnēs, omnia (adjective)
- every, all
- omnēs m./f. (noun)
- everyone
- omnia n. (noun)
- everything (note: can be nominative or accusative)
- onus, oneris n.
- load, burden
P
- parātus, parāt‍a, parāt‍um
- ready
- parō, par‍āre
- to prepare
- pars, partis f.
- part
- pater, patris m.
- father
- per (takes accusative)
- through
- perīculum, perīcul‍ī n.
- danger
- pernoctō, pernoct‍āre
- to spend the night
- perterritus, perterrit‍a, perterrit‍um
- frightened
- pēs, pedis m.
- foot
- petō, pet‍ere
- to look for, to head for
- pictūra, pictūr‍ae f.
- picture
- pila, pil‍ae f.
- ball
- piscina, piscin‍ae f.
- fishpond
- plaustrum, plaustr‍ī n.
- wagon
- plēnus, plēn‍a, plēn‍um
- full
- pōnō, pōn‍ere
- to put, place
- porta, port‍ae f.
- gate
- portō, port‍āre
- to carry
- possum, posse
- to be able
- poterat (imperfect tense)
- she/he/it was able
- potest (from possum, posse)
- he/she/it can
- praeclārus, praeclār‍a, praeclār‍um
- famous
- praetereā
- besides
- praetereō, praeterīre
- to go past
- prīnceps, prīncipis m.
- emperor
- pro (takes ablative)
- for
- procul
- in the distance
- prōmittō, prōmitt‍ere
- to promise
- prope (takes accusative)
- near
- puella, puell‍ae f.
- girl
- puer, puer‍ī m.
- boy
- pulvis, pulveris m.
- dust
- pūrgō, pūrg‍āre
- to clean
Q
- quae (f.)
- who
- quam...!
- so...!
- quamquam
- although
- quando...?
- when...?
- quattuor
- four
- qui (m.)
- who
- quiescō, quiesc‍ere
- to rest
- quīnque
- five
- quis...? (m./f.)
- who...? (question)
- quīnquāgintā
- fifty
- quod
- because
- quod (n.) (relative pronoun)
- that, which
- quoque
- also
R
- raeda, raed‍ae f.
- carriage
- raedārarius, raedārari‍ī m.
- coachman, driver
- rāmus, rām‍ī m.
- branch
- redeō, redīre
- to return
- relinquō, relinqu‍ere
- to leave behind
- repellō, repell‍ere
- to drive away
- reprehendō, reprehend‍ere
- to scold
- respondeō, respond‍ēre
- to reply
- revocō, revoc‍āre
- to call back
- rīdeō, rīd‍ēre
- to laugh, smile
- rivus, riv‍ī m.
- stream (note: not river)
- rogō, rog‍āre
- to ask
- Rōma, Rōm‍ae f.
- Rome
- Rōmānus, Rōmān‍a, Rōmān‍um
- Roman
- rota, rot‍ae f.
- wheel
- rūsticus, rūstic‍a, rūstic‍um
- country
S
- saepe
- often
- salūtō, salūt‍āre
- to greet
- salvē
- hello
- salvus, salv‍a, salv‍um
- safe
- scelestus, scelest‍a, scelest‍um
- wicked
- sciō, sc‍īre
- to know
- scrībō, scrīb‍ere
- to write
- sē
- himself, herself, itself
- sed
- but
- sedeō, sed‍ēre
- to sit
- semper
- always
- senātor, senātōris m.
- senator
- septem
- seven
- servus, serv‍ī m.
- slave
- sex
- six
- sī
- if
- silva, silv‍ae f.
- woods, forest
- simul
- together, at the same time
- sine (takes ablative)
- without
- soleō, sol‍ēre
- to usually (do) (note: takes infinitive)
- solus, sol‍a, sol‍um
- alone
- soror, sororis f.
- sister
- spectō, spect‍āre
- to watch
- statim
- immediately
- stō, st‍āre
- to stand
- strēnuē
- strenuously, hard
- strēnuus, strēnu‍a, strēnu‍um
- energetic
- sub (takes ablative)
- under
- subito
- suddenly
- sum, esse
- to be
- sunt (from sum, esse)
- they are
- surgō, surg‍ere
- to get up
- suus, su‍a, su‍um
- his, her, its (own)
T
- tabellārius, tabellāri‍ī m.
- courier, mailman
- tacē! (to one person)
- be quiet!
- taceō, tac‍ēre
- to be quiet
- tacēte! (to multiple people)
- be quiet!
- tacitē
- quietly
- tamen
- however
- tandem
- at last
- tantum
- only
- tardus, tard‍a, tard‍um
- slow
- tē
- you (note: direct object)
- temerārius, temerāri‍a, temerāri‍um
- reckless
- temptō, tempt‍āre
- to try
- tempus, temporis n.
- time
- teneō, ten‍ēre
- to hold
- terreō, terr‍ēre
- to scare, frighten
- timeō, tim‍ēre
- to fear, be afraid of
- toga, tog‍ae f.
- toga
- trādō, trād‍ere
- to hand over
- trahō, trah‍ere
- to drag, pull
- trēs, trēs‍, tria‍
- three
- tū
- you (note: subject)
- tum
- then
- tunica, tunic‍ae f.
- tunic
- tuus, tu‍a, tu‍um
- your
U
- ubi
- where
- ubi...?
- where...?
- ubi
- when
- unus, un‍a, un‍um
- one
- urbs, urbis f.
- city
- ut
- as
- uxor, uxoris f.
- wife
V
- valē
- goodbye
- vehiculum, vehicul‍ī n.
- vehicle
- veniō, ven‍īre
- to come
- verberō, verber‍āre
- to beat
- vertō, vert‍ere
- to turn
- vēstigium, vēstigi‍ī n.
- footprint
- vexō, vex‍āre
- to annoy
- via, vi‍ae f.
- road
- vīcīnus, vīcīn‍a, vīcīn‍um
- neighboring, nearby
- videō, vid‍ēre
- to see
- vīlicus, vīlic‍ī m.
- overseer
- vīlla, vīll‍ae f.
- house
- vīnea, vīne‍ae f.
- vineyard
- vir, vir‍ī m.
- man
- vītō, vīt‍āre
- to avoid
- vocō, voc‍āre
- to call
- volō, velle
- to want
- volō (alone) (1st person singular)
- I want
- vōs
- you all (note: can be nominative or accusative)
- vox, vocis f.
- voice
- vult (3rd person singular)
- he/she/it wants

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