English to latin - AS list Flashcards

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keen, sharp, fierce

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acer , acris, acre ( adj )

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add, join

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addo , addere, addidi, additus ( verb 3 )

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till now, still

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adhuc , indeclinable ( adverb )

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take away, remove

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adimo , adimere, ademi, ademptus ( verb 3 )

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obtain

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adipiscor , adipisci, adeptus sum ( verb 3 dep )

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help

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adiuvo , adiuvare, adiuvi, adiutus ( verb 1 )

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equal, fair, favourable, calm

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aequus , aequa, aequum ( adj )

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attack, approach

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aggredior , aggredi, aggressus sum ( verb 3 dep )

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do, act, drive

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ago , agere, egi, actus ( verb 3 )

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someone, something, anyone, anything

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aliquis , aliquid ( pron )

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lose

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amitto , amittere, amisi, amissus ( verb 3 )

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notice, observe

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animadverto , animadvertere, animadverti,animadversus ( verb 3 )

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before

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antequam , indeclinable ( conjunction )

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open, reveal, disclose

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aperio , aperire, aperui, apertus ( verb 4 )

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among, at the house of, according to, in the opinion of

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apud , + acc ( prep )

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art, skill

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ars , artis, f ( noun 3 )

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astonished, thunder-struck

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attonitus , attonita, attonitum ( adj )

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increase, exaggerate

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augeo , augere, auxi, auctus ( verb 2 )

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but, however

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autem , indeclinable ( conjunction )

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twice

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bis , indeclinable ( adverb )

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goods, possessions, property

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bona , bonorum, n pl ( noun 2 )

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fall, perish

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cado , cadere, cecidi, casus ( verb 3 )

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plain, field

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campus , campi, m ( noun 2 )

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sing, sound, play (of trumpets etc.)

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cano , canere, cecini, cantus ( verb 3 )

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take, catch, capture, choose
capio , capere, cepi, captus ( verb 3 )
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dear
carus , cara, carum ( adj )
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for the sake of
, causa + gen ( noun 1 )
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beware (of), take care
caveo , cavere, cavi, cautus ( verb 2 )
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yield, give up; (in compounds) go
cedo , cedere, cessi, cessus ( verb 3 )
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hide
celo , celare, celavi, celatus ( verb 1 )
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see, perceive, decree
cerno , cernere, crevi, cretus ( verb 3 )
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contest, battle, struggle
certamen , certaminis, n ( noun 3 )
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certain, sure, fixed
certus , certa, certum ( adj )
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inform
, certiorem facere ( verb phrase )
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surround
cingo , cingere, cinxi, cinctus ( verb 3 )
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citizenship, state, city, tribe
civitas , civitatis, f ( noun 3 )
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disaster, loss, defeat
clades , cladis, f ( noun 3 )
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secretly
clam , indeclinable ( adverb )
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began
coepi , coepisse, coeptus ( verb defective )
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cultivate, worship, honour
colo , colere, colui, cultus ( verb 3 )
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commit, fight, begin (battle)
committo , committere, commisi, commissus ( verb 3 )
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found, establish, hide
condo , condere, condidi, conditus ( verb 3 )
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collect, compare, contribute, bestow
confero , conferre, contuli, conlatus ( verb irreg )
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complete, wear out
conficio , conficere, confeci, confectus ( verb 3 )
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trust, believe, have confidence
confido , confidere, confisus sum + dat ( verb semi-dep )
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try
conor , conari, conatus sum ( verb 1 dep )
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halt, stand, stand firm
consisto , consistere, constiti, constitus ( verb 3 )
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consult, consider, advise
consulo , consulere, consului, consultus ( verb 3 )
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hurry, march, contend, fight
contendo , contendere, contendi, contentus ( verb 3 )
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troops, forces, supplies
copiae , copiarum, f pl ( noun 1 )
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seize, carry off
corripio , corripere, corripui, correptus ( verb 3 )
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every day, daily
cotidie , indeclinable ( adverb )
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tomorrow
cras , indeclinable ( adverb )
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fault, blame
culpa , culpae, f ( noun 1 )
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all, whole
cunctus , cuncta, cunctum ( adj )
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eager (for), greedy
cupidus , cupida, cupidum + gen ( adj )
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desire, wish, want
cupio , cupere, cupivi, cupitus ( verb 3 )
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care, charge, anxiety
cura , curae, f ( noun 1 )
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care for, cure; with gerundive = get something done
curo , curare, curavi, curatus ( verb 1 )
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run
curro , currere, cucurri, cursus ( verb 3 )
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owe, ought
debeo , debere, debui, debitus ( verb 2 )
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deceive
decipio , decipere, decepi, deceptus ( verb 3 )
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tired
defessus , defessa, defessum ( adj )
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at last, finally, in short
denique , indeclinable ( adverb )
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cease
desino , desinere, desii, desitus ( verb 3 )
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despair
despero , desperare, desperavi, desperatus ( verb 1 )
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rank, dignity, importance, honour
dignitas , dignitatis, f ( noun 3 )
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worthy (of), deserving (of)
dignus , digna, dignum + abl ( adj )
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dismiss, scatter
dimitto , dimittere, dimisi, dimissus ( verb 3 )
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dreadful
dirus , dira, dirum ( adj )
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depart, leave
discedo , discedere, discessi ( verb 3 )
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learn
disco , discere, didici ( verb 3 )
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different
dissimilis , dissimile ( adj )
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rich
dives , divitis ( adj )
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teach, inform
doceo , docere, docui, doctus ( verb 2 )
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hurt, be in pain, lament
doleo , dolere, dolui ( verb 2 )
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pain, sorrow, anger
dolor , doloris, m ( noun 3 )
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trick, fraud
dolus , doli, m ( noun 2 )
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doubtful, wavering
dubius , dubia, dubium ( adj )
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while, until
dum , indeclinable ( conjunction )
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carry out, accomplish
efficio , efficere, effeci, effectus ( verb 3 )
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need, be in want of, lack
egeo , egere, egui + gen or abl ( verb 2 )
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buy
emo , emere, emi, emptus ( verb 3 )
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for
enim , indeclinable ( conjunction )
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thither
eo , indeclinable ( adverb )
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go
eo , ire, i(v)i ( verb irreg )
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towards
erga , + acc ( prep )
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therefore
ergo , indeclinable ( adverb )
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wander, make a mistake
erro , errare, erravi, erratus ( verb 1 )
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also, even, still
etiam , indeclinable ( adverb )
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although
etsi , indeclinable ( conjunction )
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receive, take, welcome
excipio , excipere, excepi, exceptus ( verb 3 )
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wake, rouse, excite
excito , excitare, excitavi, excitatus ( verb 1 )
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ruin, destruction
exitium , exitii, n ( noun 2 )
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crime, outrage, deed
facinus , facinoris, n ( noun 3 )
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deceive, cheat, escape one's notice
fallo , fallere, fefelli, falsus ( verb 3 )
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rumour, fame, glory
fama , famae, f ( noun 1 )
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favour, support
faveo , favere, favi, + dat ( verb 2 )
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nearly, about
fere , indeclinable ( adverb )
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trust, faith, confidence, loyalty
fides , fidei, f ( noun 5 )
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trust, rely upon
fido , fidere, fisus sum ( verb 3 semi-dep )
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end, boundary, pl territory
finis , finis, m ( noun 3 )
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become, be made, happen
fio , fieri, factus sum ( verb irreg )
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dig
fodio , fodere, fodi, fossus ( verb 3 )
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treaty, agreement
foedus , foederis, n ( noun 3 )
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perhaps
fortasse , indeclinable ( adverb )
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brave, strong, bold
fortis , forte ( adj )
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break, crush
frango , frangere, fregi, fractus ( verb 3 )
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cold
frigus , frigoris, n ( noun 3 )
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race, descent, birth, kind
genus , generis, n ( noun 3 )
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yesterday
heri , indeclinable ( adverb )
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winter quarters
hiberna , hibernorum, n pl ( noun 2 )
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here
hic , indeclinable ( adverb )
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from here, hence, henceforth
hinc , indeclinable ( adverb )
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urge, encourage
hortor , hortari, hortatus sum ( verb 1 dep )
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here, to this place
huc , indeclinable ( adverb )
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no longer
, non iam (indeclinable) ( adverb )
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there, then
ibi , indeclinable ( adverb )
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suitable, convenient
idoneus , idonea, idoneum ( adj )
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do not know, be ignorant, misunderstand
ignoro , ignorare, ignoravi, ignoratus ( verb 1 )
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there
illic , indeclinable ( adverb )
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delay, hinder, prevent
impedio , impedire, impedivi, impeditus ( verb 4 )
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attack, impulse
impetus , impetus, m ( noun 4 )
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begin
incipio , incipere, incepi, inceptus ( verb 3 )
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urge on, arouse, encourage
incito , incitare, incitavi, incitatus ( verb 1 )
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from there, thereupon, next
inde , indeclinable ( adverb )
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inflict, bring to, cause, carry against
infero , inferre, intuli, illatus/inlatus ( verb irreg )
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attack, charge
, signa inferre ( verb phrase )
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make war on
, bellum inferre ( verb phrase )
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below
infra , indeclinable ( prep & adverb )
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unfair, unjust, unfavourable
iniquus , iniqua, iniquum ( adj )
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beginning
initium , initii, n ( noun 2 )
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shortage, lack, poverty
inopia , inopiae, f ( noun 1 )
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say
inquam , inquit, inquiunt ( verb irreg )
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ambush, trap, trick
insidiae , insidiarum, f pl ( noun 1 )
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distinguished, glorious
insignis , insigne ( adj )
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draw up, prepare, equip, supply
instruo , instruere, instruxi, instructus ( verb 3 )
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island
insula , insulae, f ( noun 1 )
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unwillling, reluctant
invitus , invita, invitum ( adj )
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again
iterum , indeclinable ( adverb )
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help
iuvo , iuvare, iuvi, iutus ( verb 1 )
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glide, slip, fall
labor , labi, lapsus sum ( verb 3 dep )
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hurt, injure, harm
laedo , laedere, laesi, laesus ( verb 3 )
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wide, broad
latus , lata, latum ( adj )
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side, wing
latus , lateris, n ( noun 3 )
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praise, honour, credit
laus , laudis, f ( noun 3 )
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(legionary) commander, ambassador, envoy
legatus , legati, m ( noun 2 )
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legion
legio , legionis, f ( noun 3 )
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read, choose
lego , legere, legi, lectus ( verb 3 )
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light, slight
levis , leve ( adj )
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willing, glad
libens , libentis ( adj )
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free
liber , libera, liberum ( adj )
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book
liber , libri, m ( noun 2 )
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children
liberi , liberorum, m pl ( noun 2 )
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freedom
libertas , libertatis, f ( noun 3 )
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it is allowed
licet , licere, licuit + dat ( verb impersonal )
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letter
littera , litterae, f (usually pl with sg. meaning) ( noun 1 )
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sea-shore, beach
litus , litoris, n ( noun 3 )
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speak, talk
loquor , loqui, locutus sum ( verb 3 dep )
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very much, greatly
magnopere , indeclinable ( adverb )
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more, rather
magis , indeclinable ( adverb comp )
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prefer
malo , malle, malui ( verb irreg )
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evil, bad
malus , mala, malum ( adj )
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commit, entrust, command
mando , mandare, mandavi, mandatus ( verb 1 )
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in the morning, early
mane , indeclinable ( adverb )
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month
mensis , mensis, m ( noun 3 )
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fear
metus , metus, m ( noun 4 )
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threaten
minor , minari, minatus sum + dat ( verb 1 dep )
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strange, wonderful
mirabilis , mirabile ( adj )
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just now, only
modo , indeclinable ( adverb )
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warn, advise, teach
moneo , monere, monui, monitus ( verb 2 )
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show, point out, indicate, instruct
monstro , monstrare, monstravi, monstratus ( verb 1 )
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sickness, disease
morbus , morbi, m ( noun 2 )
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die
morior , mori, mortuus sum ( verb 3 dep )
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death
mors , mortis, f ( noun 3 )
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delay
moror , morari, moratus sum ( verb 1 dep )
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delay
mora , morae, f ( noun 1 )
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habit, custom, (pl) character, morals
mos , moris, m ( noun 3 )
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move
moveo , movere, movi, motus ( verb 2 )
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fortify, defend, guard
munio , munire, munivi, munitus ( verb 4 )
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service, duty, present
munus , muneris, n ( noun 3 )
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change, alter
muto , mutare, mutavi, mutatus ( verb 1 )
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for
nam , indeclinable ( conjunction )
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am born
nascor , nasci, natus sum ( verb 3 dep )
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warship
, navis longa ( )
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merchant ship
, navis oneraria ( )
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(introduces question)
-ne , indeclinable ( particle )
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and not, nor, neither
nec, neque , indeclinable ( conjunction )
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say no, deny, refuse, say that ...not
nego , negare, negavi, negatus ( verb 1 )
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business
negotium , negotii, n ( noun 2 )
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not know
nescio , nescire, nescivi ( verb 4 )
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unless, if not, except
nisi , indeclinable ( conjunction )
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hurt, harm
noceo , nocere, nocui + dat ( verb 2 )
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not yet
nondum , indeclinable ( adverb )
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some, several
nonnulli , nonnullae, nonnulla ( adj )
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known, well-known, famous
notus , nota, notum ( adj )
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know
novi , notus ( verb 3 )
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by night
, noctu ( )
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surely...not, whether
num , indeclinable ( adverb )
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never
numquam , indeclinable ( adverb )
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forget
obliviscor , oblivisci, oblitus sum ( verb 3 dep )
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hostage
obses , obsidis m and f ( noun 3 )
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besiege, blockade
obsideo , obsidere, obsedi, obsessus ( verb 2 )
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meet, go to meet, oppose, resist
obviam eo , ire, i(v)i + dat ( verb phrase )
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opportunity, occasion
occasio , occasionis, f ( noun 3 )
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kill
occido , occidere, occidi, occisus ( verb 3 )
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seize, take possession of, occupy
occupo , occupare, occupavi, occupatus ( verb 1 )
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hate
odi , odisse ( verb irreg )
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be hated by
, odio est + dat ( verb phrase )
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present, offer
offero , offerre, obtuli, oblatus ( verb irreg )
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duty, task, function
officium , officii, n ( noun 2 )
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neglect, disregard, make no mention of
omitto , omittere, omisi, omissus ( verb 3 )
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altogether, at all, entirely
, omnino ( adverb )
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burden, load
onus , oneris, n ( noun 3 )
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work, effort, attention, trouble
opera , operae, f ( noun 1 )
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I take pains, give attention (to)
, operam do ( verb phrase )
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suitable, opportune
opportunus , opportuna, opportunum ( adj )
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overwhelm, crush, weigh down
opprimo , opprimere, oppressi, oppressus ( verb 3 )
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help; (pl) resources, riches
(ops) , opis, f ( noun 3 )
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work, toil, construction
opus , operis, n ( noun 3 )
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there is need (of)
, opus est esse, fuit + abl (impersonal) ( verb phrase )
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coast
ora , orae, f ( noun 1 )
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rank, order, line
ordo , ordinis, m ( noun 3 )
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rise, start, originate
orior , oriri, ortus sum ( verb 4 dep )
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adorn, decorate, provide, equip
orno , ornare, ornavi, ornatus ( verb 1 )
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beg
oro , orare, oravi, oratus ( verb 1 )
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mouth, face
os , oris, n ( noun 3 )
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show, point out, indicate
ostendo , ostendere, ostendi, ostentus ( verb 3 )
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leisure, idleness, peace
otium , otii, n ( noun 2 )
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almost, nearly
paene , indeclinable ( adverb )
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openly
palam , indeclinable ( adverb )
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equal
par , paris ( adj )
233
spare
parco , parcere, peperci + dat ( verb 3 )
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obey
pareo , parere, parui + dat ( verb 2 )
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win, acquire, gain, secure
pario , parere, peperi, partus ( verb 3 )
236
prepare, provide
paro , parare, paravi, paratus ( verb 1 )
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in all directions, far and wide
passim , indeclinable ( adverb )
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suffer, endure, allow
patior , pati, passus sum ( verb 3 dep )
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for a short time
paulisper , indeclinable ( adverb )
240
a little, somewhat
paulum, paulo , indeclinable ( adverb )
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infantry
pedes , peditis, m ( noun 3 )
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push, drive, rout
pello , pellere, pepuli, pulsus ( verb 3 )
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die, perish, be ruined
pereo , perire, perii ( verb irreg )
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bring about, complete, perfect
perficio , perficere, perfeci, perfectus ( verb 3 )
245
skilled (in)
peritus , perita, peritum + gen or abl ( adj )
246
hand over, entrust, permit, allow
permitto , permittere, permisi, permissus ( verb 3 )
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reach, arrive
pervenio , pervenire, perveni ( verb 4 )
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full, filled
plenus , plena, plenum ( adj )
249
most, the majority
plerique , pleraeque, pleraque ( adj )
250
pay the penalty, am punished
, poenas do ( verb phrase )
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promise
polliceor , polliceri, pollicitus sum ( verb 2 dep )
252
put, place, set up (camp)
pono , ponere, posui, positus ( verb 3 )
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demand, ask for
posco , poscere, poposci ( verb 3 )
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afterwards, then
postea , indeclinable ( adverb )
255
last
postremus , postrema, postremum ( adj )
256
demand, ask
postulo , postulare, postulavi, postulatus ( verb 1 )
257
powerful
potens , potentis ( adj )
258
power, authority, opportunity
potestas , potestatis, f ( noun 3 )
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seize, get possession of
potior , potiri, potitus sum + gen or abl ( verb 4 )
260
rather, more
potius , indeclinable ( adverb )
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provide, give, show, offer
praebeo , praebere, praebui, praebitus ( verb 2 )
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prize, reward
praemium , praemii, n ( noun 2 )
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put in charge of
praeficio , praeficere, praefeci, praefectus ( verb 3 )
264
protection, garrison, fortification
praesidium , praesidii, n ( noun 2 )
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be in charge of
praesum , praeesse, praefui + dat ( verb irreg )
266
beyond, except, besides
praeter , + acc ( prep )
267
besides, moreover, in addition
praeterea , indeclinable ( adverb )
268
praetor (acted as judge or governor)
praetor , praetoris, m ( noun 3 )
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pray, pray to, beg
precor , precari, precatus sum ( verb 1 dep )
270
price, value
pretium , pretii, n ( noun 2 )
271
previous, former
prior , prioris ( adj )
272
before, previously
prius , indeclinable ( adverb )
273
before, until
priusquam , indeclinable ( conjunction )
274
in front of, for, on behalf of, in return for
pro , + abl ( prep )
275
advance, proceed
procedo , procedere, processi ( verb 3 )
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far away, distant
procul , indeclinable ( adverb )
277
betray, surrender
prodo , prodere, prodidi, proditus ( verb 3 )
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set out, depart
proficiscor , proficisci, profectus sum ( verb 3 dep )
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advance, proceed
progredior , progredi, progressus sum ( verb 3 dep )
280
nearest, next, last
proximus , proxima, proximum ( adj )
281
shame, modesty, honour, disgrace
pudor , pudoris, m ( noun 3 )
282
think, consider, reckon
puto , putare, putavi, putatus ( verb 1 )
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search for, ask for, ask, inquire
quaero , quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitus ( verb 3 )
284
as ... as possible
, quam + superlative ( )
285
although
quamquam , indeclinable ( conjunction )
286
when?
quando? , indeclinable ( adverb )
287
as if, just as, nearly
quasi , indeclinable ( adverb )
288
complain
queror , queri, questus sum ( verb 3 dep )
289
because
quia , indeclinable ( conjunction )
290
one, a certain, some
quidam , quaedam, quoddam ( pron )
291
indeed, in fact, however
quidem , indeclinable ( adverb )
292
not ... even
ne... quidem , indeclinable ( adverb )
293
anyone, anything
quisquam , quicquam ( pron )
294
each, each one, every
quisque , quaeque, quidque ( pron )
295
whoever, whatever
quisquis , quicquid ( pron )
296
where to?
quo? , indeclinable ( adverb )
297
as long as, until
quoad , indeclinable ( conjunction )
298
but if
, quod si ( conjunction )
299
since
quoniam , indeclinable ( conjunction )
300
how many?
quot? , indeclinable ( adj )
301
how often? as often as
quotiens , indeclinable ( adverb )
302
seize, grab, carry off, plunder
rapio , rapere, rapui, raptus ( verb 3 )
303
account, reckoning, manner, reason
ratio , rationis, f ( noun 3 )
304
regain, receive, welcome
recipio , recipere, recepi, receptus ( verb 3 )
305
retreat, withdraw
, me recipio ( verb phrase )
306
recite, read aloud
recito , recitare, recitavi, recitatus ( verb 1 )
307
straight, direct, right, proper
rectus , recta, rectum ( adj )
308
return, go back, come back
redeo , redire, redii ( verb irreg )
309
bring back, report, refer
refero , referre, rettuli, relatus ( verb irreg )
310
retreat
, pedem/me refero ( verb phrase )
311
repair, restore, refresh
reficio , reficere, refeci, refectus ( verb 3 )
312
rule, direct
rego , regere, rexi, rectus ( verb 3 )
313
the rest of, the other
reliquus , reliqua, reliquum ( adj )
314
suddenly
repente , indeclinable ( adverb )
315
restore, give back
restituo , restituere, restitui, restitutus ( verb 3 )
316
bank
ripa , ripae, f ( noun 1 )
317
back, again
rursus , indeclinable ( adverb )
318
country
rus , ruris, n ( noun 3 )
319
priest, priestess
sacerdos , sacerdotis, m and f ( noun 3 )
320
savage, cruel
saevus , saeva, saevum ( adj )
321
health, safety, greeting
salus , salutis, f ( noun 3 )
322
wise, sensible
sapiens , sapientis ( adj )
323
wisdom, good sense
sapientia , sapientiae, f ( noun 1 )
324
know
scio , scire, scivi, scitus ( verb 4 )
325
once
semel , indeclinable ( adverb )
326
opinion, judgement, sentence
sententia , sententiae, f ( noun 1 )
327
feel, notice, hear, judge
sentio , sentire, sensi, sensus ( verb 4 )
328
follow, pursue, attend
sequor , sequi, secutus sum ( verb 3 dep )
329
save, protect, keep
servo , servare, servavi, servatus ( verb 1 )
330
thus, in this way
sic , indeclinable ( adverb )
331
just as, like, as, as if
sicut , indeclinable ( adverb )
332
similar, like
similis , simile ( adj )
333
at the same time, together
simul , indeclinable ( adverb )
334
as soon as
simulac, , (simulatque) indeclinable ( conjunction )
335
without
sine , + abl ( prep )
336
allow, permit
sino , sinere, sivi, situs ( verb 3 )
337
or if, whether
sive, seu , indeclinable ( conjunction )
338
ally, comrade, companion
socius , socii, m ( noun 2 )
339
sun, sunlight
sol , solis, m ( noun 3 )
340
be accustomed
soleo , solere, solitus sum ( verb 2 semidep )
341
only
solum , indeclinable ( adverb )
342
alone, only, alone
solus , sola, solum ( adj )
343
loose, pay
solvo , solvere, solvi, solutus ( verb 3 )
344
set sail
, navem solvo ( verb phrase )
345
noise, sound
sonus , soni, m ( noun 2 )
346
interval, space, distance
spatium , spatii, n ( noun 2 )
347
look at, watch
specto , spectare, spectavi, spectatus ( verb 1 )
348
despise, reject, scorn
sperno , spernere, sprevi, spretus ( verb 3 )
349
fix, determine, decide, arrange
statuo , statuere, statui, statutus ( verb 3 )
350
stand, stand firm
sto , stare, steti ( verb 1 )
351
eagerness, study, devotion
studium , studii, n ( noun 2 )
352
stupid, foolish
stultus , stulta, stultum ( adj )
353
take, take up
sumo , sumere, sumpsi, sumptus ( verb 3 )
354
be left, remain, survive
supersum , superesse, superfui ( verb irreg )
355
upper, higher
superus , supera, superum ( adj )
356
get up, stand up, rise
surgo , surgere, surrexi ( verb 3 )
357
take up, undertake, begin, bear
suscipio , suscipere, suscepi, susceptus ( verb 3 )
358
mistrust, suspect
suspicor , suspicari, suspicatus sum ( verb 1 dep )
359
quiet, silent, in silence
tacitus , tacita, tacitum ( adj )
360
touch
tango , tangere, tetigi, tactus ( verb 3 )
361
only
tantum , indeclinable ( adverb )
362
cover, protect, hide
tego , tegere, texi, tectus ( verb 3 )
363
hold, keep, maintain
teneo , tenere, tenui, tentus ( verb 2 )
364
back, rear
tergum , tergi, n ( noun 2 )
365
frighten
terreo , terrere, terrui, territus ( verb 2 )
366
raise, lift up, remove, destroy
tollo , tollere, sustuli, sublatus ( verb 3 )
367
the whole, entire, all
totus , tota, totum ( adj )
368
safe
tutus , tuta, tutum ( adj )
369
everywhere
ubique , indeclinable ( adverb )
370
any
ullus , ulla, ullum ( adj )
371
furthest, last, utmost
ultimus , ultima, ultimum ( adj )
372
ever
umquam , indeclinable ( adverb )
373
wave
unda , undae, f ( noun 1 )
374
from all sides, on all sides
undique , indeclinable ( adverb )
375
all the way, right up to, continuously
usque , indeclinable ( adverb )
376
it is useful
, usui est ( verb phrase )
377
( conjunction ) . as, where, when, how
ut , indeclinable + indic
378
which (of two)?
uter? , utra, utrum ( pron )
379
each (of two), both
uterque , utraque, utrumque ( pron )
380
whether
utrum , indeclinable ( adverb )
381
use, enjoy
utor , uti, usus sum + abl ( verb 3 dep )
382
be strong, have influence
valeo , valere, valui ( verb 2 )
383
strong, powerful
validus , valida, validum ( adj )
384
or
-ve , indeclinable ( conjunction )
385
carry, bear, convey
veho , vehere, vexi, vectus ( verb 3 )
386
or, either
vel , indeclinable ( conjunction )
387
just as, like, as, as if
velut , indeclinable ( adverb )
388
fear, be afraid
vereor , vereri, veritus sum ( verb 2 dep )
389
indeed, in fact, however
vero , indeclinable ( adverb )
390
retreat
, terga verto ( verb phrase )
391
true, real
verus , vera, verum ( adj )
392
evening
vesper , vesperis or vesperi, m ( noun 2 + 3 )
393
your (pl)
vester , vestra, vestrum ( pron )
394
forbid, order...not
veto , vetare, vetui, vetitus ( verb 1 )
395
old
vetus , veteris ( adj )
396
force, violence; (pl) strength, forces
vis , pl vires, f ( noun irreg )
397
life
vita , vitae, f ( noun 1 )
398
avoid
vito , vitare, vitavi, vitatus ( verb 1 )
399
live, be alive, (+ abl) live on
vivo , vivere, vixi ( verb 3 )
400
alive, living
vivus , viva, vivum ( adj )
401
hardly, scarcely, with difficulty
vix , indeclinable ( adverb )
402
face, expression
vultus , vultus, m ( noun 4 )