Vocabulary

Collar and Daniell's Beginner's Latin Vocabulary

amcus, -, m. friend

equus, -, m. horse

dominus, -, m. lord, master

inimcus, -, m. (personal) enemy

hortus, -, m. garden

dnum, -, n. gift

nauta, -ae, m. sailor

plum, -, n. javelin

frmentum, -, n. grain

vnum, -, n. wine

pculum, -, n. cup

dlectant they delight

dlectat it delights

incola, -ae, m. inhabitant

carrus, -, m. wagon

rmus, -, m. oar

oppidum, -, n. town

ventus, -, m. wind

servus, -, m. slave, servant

clrus, -a, -um famous

in prep. with acc., into

mult (pl. of multus), -ae, -a many

multus, -a, -um (adj.) much

validus, -a, -um strong

pertus, -a, -um skilful

portant they bear, carry

portat he/she bears, carries

bonus, -a, -um good

albus, -a, -um white

aperi, -re, aperu, apertus to open

crus, -a, -um dear

ltus, -a, -um wide

grtus, -a, -um pleasing

magnus, -a, -um large

longus, -a, -um long

novus, -a, -um new

meus, -a, -um my, mine

tuus, -a, -um thy, thine, your, yours

parvus, -a, -um small

cnsilium, -, n. advice, plan

ager, agr, m. field

flius, -, m. son

Cornlia, -ae, f. Cornelia

lber, -rum, m. (pl.) children

liber, -br, m. book

puer, -er, m. boy

magister, -tr, m. master

dominus master of a household or slaves

Sextus, -, m. Sextus

puer general word for children

magister a superior, director; hence, master

vir, vir, m. man

lber children of free parents

niger, nigra, nigrum black

aeger, aegra, aegrum sick

lber, -era, -erum free

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum beautiful, pretty

miser, -era, -erum wretched

cibus, -, m. food

aqua, -ae, f. water

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deus, -, m. god

sctum, -, n. shield

nntius, -, m. messenger

statua, -ae, f. statue

somnus, -, m. sleep

dfessus, -a, -um tired, very tired

aureus, -a, -um golden

vocant they call, summon

vocat he/she calls, summons

arma, -rum, n. (pl.) arms

artrum, -, n. a plough

gladius, -, m. sword

bellum, -, n. war

Rmnus, -, m. a Roman

Graecus, -, m. a Greek

templum, -, n. temple

sagitta, -ae, f. arrow

ar, arre, arv, artus to plough

appell, appellre, appellv, appelltus

rn, rnre, rnv, rntus adorn, deck

name, call
fug, fugre, fugv, fugtus put to flight,
rout
super, superre, superv, supertus
overcome, outdo

vulner, vulnerre, vulnerv, vulnertus to

wound
cra, -ae, f. a care
gaudium, -, n. joy, gladness
studium, -, n. zeal, eagerness

audcia, -ae, f. daring, boldness

piger, pigra, pigrum lazy

dligentia, -ae, f. industry

sed conj., but

patientia, -ae, f. patience

agit, agitre, agitv, agittus chase, drive

vcnus, -, m. neighbor

pgn, pgnre, pgnv, pgntus to fight

cum prep. with abl., with

dubius, -a, -um doubtful

aedific, aedificre, aedificv, aedifictus

maxim especially

build
labr, labrre, labrv, labrtus toil,
suffer

patria, -ae, f. (one's) country

Rmulus, -, m. Romulus
saepe adv., often

di adv. once upon a time, long

Aedu, -rum, m. (pl.) the Aeduans

igitur conj., therefore

habit, habitre, habitv, habittus inhabit,

lim adv., once upon a time, once

live

pr prep. with abl., in behalf of, for

laetus, -a, -um glad

Sabn, -rum, m. (pl.) the Sabines

nunc adv., now

victria, -ae, f. victory

-que conj., and

fmina, -ae, f. woman

tum adv., then

Helvti, -rum, m. (pl.) the Helvetians

forum, -, n. forum

maestus, -a, -um sad

praeda, -ae, .f booty

pgna, -ae, f. a battle

rstrum, -, n. beak of a ship

nam conj. for

contentus, -a, -um contented

aurum, -, n. gold

dedit he/she gave, has given

Mercurius, -, m. Mercury

fortiter adv., bravely

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territus, -a, -um frightened

eques, equitis, m. horseman

dux, ducis, m. leader, general

habuit he/she had, has had, held, kept

expgn, -re, -v, -tus take by storm,

oppidnus, -, m. townsman

take, capture

pedes, peditis, m. foot-soldier

mles, mlitis, m. soldier

rx, rgis, m. king

oppgn, -re, -v, -tus besiege, attack

Titus, -, m. Titus

prnceps, prncipis, m. chief, leader

celerits, -tis, f. swiftness, speed

tent, -re, -v, -tus try, attempt

culp, -re, -v, -tus blame, find fault with

adulscns, adulscentis, m. a youth

fuga, -ae, f. flight, fleeing

cnstantia, -ae, f. firmness

lapis, lapidis, m. stone

fortna, -ae, f. fortune, good fortune

proper, -re, -vi, -tus hasten

inopia, -ae, f. a want, lack

vgint (indecl.) twenty

ps, pedis, m. foot

vta, -ae, f. life

serv, -re, -v, -tus save

annus, -, m. year

virts, virttis, f. courage, virtue, bravery

flmen, flminis, n. river

ad prep. with acc., near, towards, to

Hispnia, -ae, f. Spain

cnsul, cnsulis, m. consul

hom man, as distinguished from animals

Hannibal, -alis, m. Hannibal

pater, patris, m. a father

hom, hominis, m. man

septendecim seventeen

vir man, as distinguished from woman

tener, -era, -erum tender

Scpi, -nis, m. Scipio

victor, -ris, m. victor

summus, -a, -um highest, greatest

colloquium, -, n. conversation, colloquy

Tcnus, -, m. the Ticinus

lberts, -tis, f. liberty, freedom

castra, -rum, n. (pl.) camp

populus, -, m. a people

flciter adv., luckily, successfully

animus, -, m. mind, soul

obses, obsidis, m. hostage

cvis, -is, m./f. citizen

animal, animlis, n. animal

concit, -re, -v, -tus rouse up, spur

calcar, -ris, n. a spur

hostis general word for enemy

Dulius, -, m. Duilius

fnis, -is, m. end, border; (pl.) territories

Poenus, -, m. a Carthaginian

ignis, -is, m. a fire

report, -re, -v, -tus bring back, win,

nvis, -is, f. ship

gain

nbs, -is, f. cloud

bengnus, -a, -um kind

arx, arcis, f. citadel, fortress

d (imperative) give

eheu interj., alas!

fdus, -a, -um faithful

hra, -ae, f. hour

malus, -a, -um bad

nox, noctis, f. night

caput, capitis, n. head

recre, -re, -v, -tus refresh

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tempus, -oris, n. time

vol, -re, -v, -trus fly

convoc, -re, -v, -tus call together,

summon

audx, -cis bold, daring

frter, frtris, m. brother

comes, -itis, m. comrade

iuv, iuvre, iv, itus to help, aid

cr adv., why?

occup, -re, -v, -tus seize, take

gravis, -e heavy, severe

prdns, prudentis wise, prudent

mox adv., presently

cer, cris, cre keen, shrewd

par, -re, -v, -tus get ready, prepare for

ingns, ingentis huge, great

vulnus, -eris, n. a wound

numerus, -, m. a number

fortis, -e brave, strong

pr, paris equal (to)

nmen, -inis, n. name

similis, -e like, similar

omnis, -e all, whole

antquus, -a, -um old, of old, ancient

scientia, -ae, f. knowledge, skill

habe, -re, -u, habitus hold, have, keep

terror, -ris, m. alarm, terror

mora, -ae, f. a delay

auge, -re, aux, auctus increase

quoque conj., too, also

mane, -re, mns, mnsus wait, remain

terre, -re, terru, territus frighten

move, -re, mv, mtus move

vide, -re, vd, vsus see

sine prep. with abl., without

vetus old as opposed to young, recent

vetus, veteris old

comple, -re, -v, -tus fill, fill up, cover

antquus old as opposed to modern, new

frstr adv., in vain

aedificium, -, n. building

iuvents, -tis, f. youth; age of youth

dle, -re, -v, -tus destroy

lge, -re, lx, -- mourn

interim adv., in the meantime

prope adv., near

ex () prep. with abl., out of, from

rsticus, -, m. peasant

inimcus a private or personal enemy

Athna, -ae, f. Athena (a goddess)

hostis, -is, m. enemy

Capua, -ae, f. Capua

mare, -is, n. sea

Corinthus, -, f. Corinth

nec, -re, -v, -tus kill

iace,-re, iacu, -- lie, be situated

aests, aesttis, f. summer

Zama, -ae, f. Zama

avis, -is, f. bird

hum on the ground

hiems, hiemis, f. winter

rr in the country

lx, lcis, f. a light

dmigr, -re, -v, -tus remove, go away

prmus, -a, -um first

poste adv., afterwards

secundus, -a, -um second

poterant they could, were able

urbs, urbis, f. city

altus, -a, -um high, deep

or ab prep. with abl., from, by

impertor, -ris, m. commander, general

brevis, -e short, brief

mns, montis, m. mountain

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Padus, -, m. the Po

citerior, -ius hither

tilis, -e useful

cnsilium, -, n. wisdom

Brtus, -, m. Brutus

dissimilis, -e unlike, with dat.

collis, -is, m. hill

Gallus, -, m. a Gaul

difficilis, -e difficult, hard

nferus, -a, -um below, lower

facilis, -e easy

Ocelum, -, n. Ocelum, a town

idneus, -a, -um fit, suitable

pnsum, -, n. task, lesson

magnitd, -nis, f. size

superus, -a, -um high

pars, partis, f. a part, share

Catilna, -ae, m. Catiline

propior, -ius nearer (with dat.)

interdum adv., sometimes

ulterior, -ius further

rtor, -ris, m. orator

Cicer, -nis, m. Cicero

prdentia, -ae, f. wisdom, prudence,

nt abl., by birth, in age

foresight

pigritia, -ae, f. laziness

senex, senis old

semper adv., always

time, -re, timu, -- to fear

sex (indecl.) six

criter adv., eagerly, fiercely

senex used of persons, implying respect

cr adv., dearly

amplius adv., more, longer

cpia, -ae, f. plenty, abundance

praebe, -re, -u, -itus furnish, render,

dligenter adv., diligently

cause

facile adv., easily

rde, -re, rs, rsus laugh

ib (ibi) adv., there in that place

ttus, -a, -um safe

parns, -entis m./f. parent

Athnae, -rum, f. (pl.) Athens

subit adv., suddenly

Carthg, -inis, f. Carthage

dc, -ere, dx, ductus lead, conduct

Delph, -rum, m. (pl.) Delphi

epistula, -ae, f. letter

Tralls, -ium, f. (pl.) Tralles

iuvenis, -e young

dom at home

legi, -nis, f. legion

mlitiae in the field (of war)

scrb, -ere, scrps, scrptus write, write out

Caesar, -aris, m. Caesar

uxor, uxris, f. wife

Pompius, -, m. Pompey

ars, artis, f. art, skill

poterat could, was able

disc, -ere, didic, -- learn

quia conj., because

flre, -re, flru, -- flourish, be conspicuous

angustus, -a, -um narrow

mter, -tris, f. mother

iter, itineris, n. way, march, journey

mulier, mulieris, f. woman

nix, nivis, f. snow

ostend, -ere, ostend, ostentus to show,

sapins, -entis wise

umbra, -ae, f. shade

display
serm, -nis, m. speech, conversation

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dexter, -tra, -trum right

equittus, -s, m. cavalry

elephantus, -, m. elephant

manus, -s, f. hand; band, force

exercitus, -s, m. army

portus, -s, f. harbor

pedittus, -s, m. infantry

sinister, -tra, -trum left

prope prep. with acc., near

caeds, -is, f. slaughter, carnage

tene, -re, tenu, tentus hold, keep

inter prep. w. acc., between, among, amid

discd, -ere, -cess, -cessus depart,

sentus, -s, m. senate

withdraw

locus, -, m. place, position

leg, -ere, lg, lctus read

put, -re, -v, -tus think, reckon, believe

trns prep. with acc., across, beyond

bene adv., well

pn, -ere, posu, positus place, put; pitch

culpa, -ae, f. fault, blame

(camp)
Rhnus, -, m. the Rhine
cnserv, -re, -v, -tus preserve, save
dbe, -re, dbu, dbitus owe, ought,
must
diutius adv., longer
fidliter adv., faithfully

laus, laudis, f. praise, glory

vale, -re, -u, -itrus be strong, be in good
health
circum prep. w. acc., around
dis, di, m. day
iube, -re, iuss, iussus bid, order,
command

lx, lgis, f. law

mlle passuum a thousand paces, mile

pre, -re, pru, -- (with dat.) obey

passus, -s, m. pace, step

dfend, -ere, dfend, dfnsus defend,

posterus, -a, -um following, next, coming

protect

after

dum conj., while, as long as

rs, re, f. thing, circumstance, affair

ger, -ere, gess, gestrus bear, carry on,

capi, -ere, cp, captus take, capture

wage (war)

decem (indecl.) ten

Labinus, -, m. Labienus

fugi, -ere, fg, -- flee, run away

mitt, -ere, ms, missus send

iaci, -ere, ic, iactus throw, hurl

s conj., if, whether

nm, -in (dat.), m. no one

vinc, -ere, vc, victus conquer, defeat

proelium, -, n. battle

cum conj., when, while

s recipere withdraw, retreat, betake one self

duc, -re, -v, -tus train, educate

conloc, -re, -v,-tus place, station

libenter adv., gladly

impetus, -s, m. an attack, assault

mtrna, -ae, f. matron, lady

ita adv., so, thus

rnmentum, -, n. ornament, jewel

neque...neque neither...nor

pretisus, -a, -um precious

praemium, -, n. a reward

corn, -s, n. horn, wing of an army

rs pblica, re pblicae republic,

domus, -, f. house, home

commonwealth

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tamen adv., nevertheless, yet

aut conj., or

accid, -ere, -cid, -- fall upon, happen

paucus, -a, -um few, little

aut...aut either...or

cpiae, -rum, f. (pl.) troops, forces

cognsc, -ere, -gnv, -gnitus learn,

e adv., thither, to that place

understand

sals, -tis, f. safety

dligns, -entis industrious, diligent

tam adv., so, so much

flctus, -s, m. a wave

vix adv., with difficulty, hardly

spatium, -, n. space, room

ante Chrstum ntum before the birth of

tantus, -a, -um so great, such

Christ = B.C.

trstis, -e sad, gloomy

d, dare, ded, datus give

acis, -, f. line of battle

ingenium, -, n. genius

d prep. w. abl., from, about

orbis, -is, m. circle

nstru, -ere, -strx, -strctus draw up,

sempiternus, -a, -um [semper] everlasting

form, arrange, instruct

volupts, -tis, f. pleasure

mlle thousand

Asia, -ae, f. Asia

n conj., lest, that not

Darus, -, m. Darius

plnitis, -, f. plain

dvitiae, -rum. f. (pl.) riches

relinqu, -ere, relqu, relictus leave,

imperium, -, n. power, rule; empire

abandon

praedic, -re, -v, -tus proclaim, boast

ut conj., that, in order that

Scrats, -is, m. Socrates

cupi, -ere, cupv, cuptus to desire, wish

Aegyptus, -, f. Egypt

faci, facere, fc, factus do, make

figra, -ae, f. a shape, form

itaque conj., and so, therefore

incognitus, -a, -um unknown

lgtus, -, m. ambassador, lieutenant;

Nlus, -, m. the Nile

deputy

scrptor, -ris, m. writer

px, pcis, f. peace

tantum adv., only

recipi, -ere, -cp, -ceptus take back,

adventus, -s, m. coming, arrival

receive, recover

cr, -re, -v, -tus care for, take care

clmor, -ris, m. a shout, cry

pecc, -re, -v, -tus sin, commit (a fault)

dc, -ere, -dx, -ductus lead out, lead

pra, -ae, f. bag, wallet

forth

statim adv., immediately

incit, -re, -v, -tus arouse, excite, incite

tergum, -, n. back (of body)

neque conj., neither

vitium, -, n. fault, vice

nsc, -ere, nv, ntus learn, find out

adsum, adesse, adfu, adfutrus be

pblicus, -a, -um public

present, be here

sps, spe, f. a hope

arbor, -oris, f. tree

rgn, -re, -v, -tus to rule, reign

frgus, -oris, n. the cold

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nn iam no longer

spr, -re, -v, -tus hope

pell, -ere, pepul, pulsus drive away, rout,

vr, vris, n. spring

defeat
solv, -ere, solv, soltus loose, break
teg, -ere, tx, tctus to cover

r, eris air
custdi, -re, -v, -tus guard, protect,
defend

dc, -ere, dx, dictus say

grmen, -inis, n. grass

familia, -ae, f. household

mni, -re, -v, -tus fortify

nbilis, -e [nsc] of high birth, noble

pno, -re, -v, -tus punish

orbis terrrum the world

senti, -re, sns, snsus feel, perceive,

Vergilius, -, m. Vergil

know (by the senses)

arcus, -s m. a bow

vesti, -re, -v, -tus clothe

barbarus, -, m. a barbarian

folium, -, n. leaf

dmic, -re, -v, -tus contend, fight

molestus, -a, -um troublesome, tiresome

her (heri) adv., yesterday

sci, scre, scv, sctus to know, know how

perculum, -, n. danger, peril

turpis, -e base, disgraceful

prcd, -ere, -cess, -- go forward,

commove, -re, -mv, -mtus move,

advance, proceed

rouse, disturb

vultus, -s, m. countenance

Fabricius, -, m. Fabricius

certus, -a, -um certain, trustworthy

historia, -ae, f. history

fns, fontis, m. fountain, source

ra, -ae, f. anger

isthmus, -, m. isthmus

medicus, -, m. physician

nper adv., recently

redc, -ere, -dx, -ductus lead back

spect, -re, -v, -tus look at

vcnus, -a, -um neighboring

vrus, -a,- um true

abtor, -t, -sus sum to abuse

contine, -re, -tinu, -tentus contain, hold

fungor, fung, fnctus sum perform

impn, -ere, -posu, -itus put or place

potior, -r, -tus sum get possession of, get,

upon

gain

pectus, -oris, n. breast

sequor, sequ, sectus sum follow

qur conj., wherefore

aude, -re, ausus sum dare

suspend, -ere, -d, -sus hang up, hang

gaude, -re, gvsus sum rejoice, be glad

valtd, -inis, f. state of health, health

crd, -ere, crdid, crditus to believe

vituper, -re, -v, -tus blame, censure

noce, -re, nocu, nocitrus do harm to,

Alexander, -dr, m. Alexander

injure

cant, -re, -v, -tus sing

persude, -re, -sus, -susus persuade

iam adv., already, now, at last

corrig, -ere, -rx,- rctus to correct

incipi, -ere, -cp, -ceptus begin

prvincia, -ae, f. province

smentis, -is, f. sowing

cantus, -s, m. song, singing

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fls, flris, m flower

d (dare, etc.) poens suffer punishment

lnis, -e mild, gentle

s ripere to escape

porta, -ae, f. gate

late, -re, latu, -- lurk, lie hid

reperi, -re, repper, repertus find,

oblvscor, -, obltus sum forget

discover

sub prep. w. acc/abl., up to, under

veni, -re, vn, ventus come

vtis, -is, f. vine

circumveni, -re, -vn, -ventus surround

aliquand adv., at some time, once

fortitd, -inis, f. endurance, fortitude

captvus, -, m. captive

nihil, n. indecl., nothing

hc adv., here, hereupon

sl, slis, m. (no gen. pl.) sun

iuss, m. (only abl.) by order

vx, vcis, f. voice, word

post prep. w. acc., after, behind

contr prep. w. acc., against

responde, -re, -d, -spnsus answer,

graviter adv., heavily, severely

reply, respond

interfici, -ere, -fc, -fectus kill

ante prep. w. acc., before

lber, -re, -v, -tus set free, liberate

cohortor, -r, -tus sum exhort, urge,

Pyrrhus, -, m. Pyrrhus
vennum, -, n. poison
vinci, -re, vinx, vinctus bind

encourage
exspect, -re, -v, -tus sum await, wait
for, expect

fruor, fru, frctus sum enjoy

glria, -ae, f. glory, fame, renown

mror, -r, -tus sum admire, wonder,

occd, -ere, -cd, -csus slay, kill

wonder at
proficscor, -, -fectus sum set out, march,
go

dcern, -ere, -crv, -crtus decide,

determine, decree
impertum, -, n. an order, command

tor, t, sus sum use, employ

ine, -re, -i, -itus go in, begin

fd, -ere, fsus sum to trust

pc, -re, -v, -tus make quiet, subdue

sole, -re, solitus sum be wont, be

polliceor, -r, -itus sum to promise

accustomed

supplicti, -nis, f. thanksgiving

fave, favre, fv, fautrus to favor

auxilium, -, n. help, aid; (pl.) auxiliaries

parc, -ere, peperc, parsus to spare

bellum nferre make war upon (with dat.)

place, -re, placu, placitus be pleasing

per prep. w. acc., through

to, please
prgredior, -gred, -gressus sum go
forward, advance, progress

schola, -ae, f. school

arce, -re, -cu, -- keep off
bstia, -ae, f. beast, creature

quod conj., because

celeriter adv., swiftly

autem conj., but, however

doce, -re, -i, -tus teach

carp, -ere, -s, -tus pluck, nibble

ripi, -ere, eripu, ereptus seize, snatch

cerva, -ae, f. deer, hind

istus, -a, -um just

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morior, mor, mortuus sum to die

dolor, -ris, m. pain, grief

reveni, -re, -vn, -ventus come back,

interrog, -re, -v, -tus ask, inquire,

return

question

vntor, -ris, m. hunter

quot (indecl.) how many?

abe, -re, -i, -itrus go from, go away, go

tot (indecl.) so many

off

abdc, -ere, -dx, -ductus lead off, abduct

ancilla, -ae, f. maid-servant, maid

apud prep. w. acc., with, among

exclm, -re, -v, -tus cry out, exclaim

csus, -s, m. a falling, chance, misfortune

impudns, -entis bold, brazen, impudent

effer, -ferre, extul, ltus bear out, carry

mnus, -eris, n. duty, office

quaer, -ere, quaesv, quaestus ask for,
inquire
agnsc, -ere, -gnv, -gnitus recognize
Cat, -nis, m. Cato
cnfici, -ere, -fc, -fectus accomplish,
finish
Germnus, -, m. a German

forth
labor, -ris, m. a labor, toil
patienter adv., patiently
Prserpina, -ae, f. Proserpine, daughter of
Ceres
ade adv., to that degree, so
cnsequor, -, -sectus sum follow up, gain,
reach

Marius, -, m. Marius

currus, -s, m. chariot, wagon

sgnum, -, m. sign, signal, standard

gust, -re, -v, -tus to taste

hberna, -rum, n. (pl.) winter quarters

mors, mortis, f. death

incol, -ere, -colu, -- dwell, inhabit

pet, -ere, -v (-i), -tus seek, ask, sue for

ob prep. w. acc., on account of

sustine, -re, -u, -tentus hold up, sustain,

perfer, -ferre, -tul, -ltus spread abroad

withstand

revertor, -, -reversus sum turn back, return

ambul, -re, -v, -tus walk, take a walk

Athninsis, -is, m. an Athenian

col, -ere, colu, cultus care for, till,

nfer, -ferre, -tul, illtus bring upon, cause

cultivate, honor

ms, -ris, m. custom, manner

numquam adv., never

praesidium, -, n. protection, defense

praeclrus, -a, -um very splendid, glorious

Alps, -ium, f. (pl.) the Alps

st, stre, stet, status to stand

avrus, -a, -um greedy, rapacious,

dfensor, -ris, m. defender

avaricious

ine, -re, -i, -itus go in, enter on

care, -re, -u, -itrus lack, be in want of

nscor, -, ntus sum be born

exe, -re, -i, -itus go out

rgnum, -, n. kingdom, throne

mnsis, -is, m. month

trnse, -re, -i, -itus go over, cross

rede, -re, -i, -itus go back, return

cachinn, -re, -v, -tus laugh out loud

spoli, -re, -v, -tus deprive, rob, despoil

nfer, -rum, m. (pl.) inhabitants of the lower

vacuus, -a, -um destitute of

world

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num adv., whether

stultus, -a, -um foolish
unde adv., whence, where from
adfer, -ferre, attul, dltus bear to, bring
aufer, -ferre, abstul, abltus bear off,
carry away
cnfer, -ferre, -tul, conltus bring
together, collect
ferx, -cis fierce, savage
mt, -re, -v, -tus change

concuti, -ere, -cuss, -cussus shake

violently
merg, -ere, -s, -sus arise, come forth,
emerge
licet, licre, licuit it is permitted, may
nect, -ere, nexu (nex), nexus bind, weave
[prex], precis, f. (used mostly in plural)
prayer, entreaty
serta, -rum, n. (pl.) garlands, wreaths of
flowers

Plt, -nis, m. Pluto, god of the lower world

ag, -ere, g, ctus drive, lead, do, act

accs, -re, -v, -tus blame, accuse

dsist, -ere, -stit, -stitus stand off, cease,

arduus, -a, -um steep, difficult, arduous

desist

cum conj., when, while, as, since, though

moenia, -ium, n. (pl.) walls (of a city)

excs, -re, -v, -tus to excuse

pertincia, -ae, f. perseverance, obstinacy

gnr, -re, -v, -tus know not, be

vexillum, -, n. signal-flag

ignorant

causa, -ae, f. cause, reason

permitt, -ere, -ms, -missus allow, permit

etiam conj., also, even

recs, -re, -v, -tus decline, refuse

inermis, -e unarmed

veh, -ere, vx, vectus carry, draw

maleficus, -, m. evildoer

betus, -a, -um happy

propter prep. w. acc., on account of

incolumis, -e unharmed, safe

sm, -ere, -ps, -ptus take

perfruor, -, -frctus sum enjoy fully, enjoy

tubicen, -inis, m. trumpeter

sc adv., thus

testd, -inis, f. covering to protect

sube, -re, -i, -itus go under, go up to

besiegers

tang, -ere, tetig, tctus touch

accipi, -ere, -cp, -ceptus receive, accept

tranquillus, -a, -um quiet, peaceful, tranquil

Cincinntus, -, m. Cincinnatus

calceus, -, m. shoe

cre, -re, -v, -tus choose, appoint, create

classis, -is, f. fleet

disperti, -re, -v (-i), -tus divide, share

dicttor, -ris, m. dictator

Mil, -nis, m. Milo

iterum adv., a second time, again

nis (nisi) conj., if not unless

mrbilis, -e wonderful, strange

prpositum, -, n. proposal, offer

prpn, -ere, -posu, -positus put forward,

toler, -re, -v, -tus bear, endure, tolerate

propose, offer
talentum, -, n. talent, a sum of money
vestmentum, -, n. clothing, vesture

ter, -tra, -trum black

comprim, -ere, -press, -pressus press
together, check, suppress

atque and also, and

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cnspici, -ere, -spex, -spectus look at

attentively, observe, see
flect, -ere, flex, flexus to bend, turn

opus, operis, n. a work, labor

revoc, -re, -v, -tus call back, recall,
revoke

ld, -ere, ls, lsus to play

at conj., but

peragr, -re, -v, -tus wander through,

conveni, -re, -vn, -ventus come together,

pass over

assemble

remitt, -ere, -ms, -missus send back

impertus, -a, -um unskilled

tandem adv., at length, finally

male adv., badly, ill

cnse, -re, -u, -sus think, be of the

praeter prep. w. acc., besides

opinion
iamiam adv., already

slum adv., only

tlum, -, n. weapon

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