Vocabulary Flashcards

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Udo (-is)

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Thick sock, fur or felt sock
M
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Abolito (-onis)

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Canceling
F
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Vapor (-onis)

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Gas, steam, vapor
M
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Villa (-ae)

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Farmhouse, country house
F
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Stabilio (-ire)

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To make stable, to establish
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Abundo (-are, -avi, -atum)

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To overflow, to abound, to be rich in
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Dolosus

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Deceitful, crafty
Adj

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  1. Liquor (-oris)
  2. Liquor (-ere)
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  1. Fluidity, liquid, the sea
    M
  2. To flow, to waste way
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Schola (-ae)

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Learned discussion, school, dissertation, sect, followers
F

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Sinister(-ri)

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Left, perverse, unfavorable
Adj

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Nequiquam

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Fruitlessly, for nothing, without good reason
Adv

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Avunculus (-i)

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Maternal uncle
M

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Faex (faecis)

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Sediment, dregs, Shit
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Domus (-ūs)

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House
F
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Percipio (-ipere, -epi, -eptum)

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To seize

To earn, to occupy, to keep, to perceive, to observe, To take, to get hold of, to gather in, to feel, to learn, to grasp, to understand
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Feracius

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More fruitfully
Adv

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Sodalitas (-atis)

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Club, society, Companionship, friendship
F
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Quinque

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Five

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Gloriari

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Big talk (adj)

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iurisconsultus (-i)

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Lawyer
M
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Bracae

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Breeches, pants, trousers
F
Plural
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Mingo (-ere)

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To piss, to urinate

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Propinquus

Propinquus (-i)

Propinquum (-i)

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neighboring, related, near
Adj

Relation
M
2

neighborhood
Neuter
2

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Plaustrum (-i)

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Wagon, cart
Neuter
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Pars (partis)
Part, portion, piece, share, party, fraction, lot, task, place, member Singular Office, function Plural F 3
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Fortuna (-ae)
Luck, chance Singular Wealth, fortune Plural F 1
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Excidium (-i)
Destruction Neuter
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Legumen (-inis)
Pulse, bean
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Appositus
Situated near Adj
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Pacatus Pacatus (-i)
Peaceful, tranquil adj Friendly country M 2
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Stomachus (-i)
Stomach, gullet M
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Aggredior (aggredi, aggressus sum) Adgredior
To approach, attack, attempt, seize 3 Deponent
33
Tectum (-i)
Roof, ceiling Neuter 2
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Nudius
Days since, days ago (add number)
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Veretrum (-i)
Genitalia, penis, vulva Neuter 2
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Duo milia
Two thousand
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Pila (-ae)
Ball, ball game F 1
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Caecus
Blind, invisible, secret, dark, obscure Adj
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Decies centena milia
One million (ten hundred thousand)
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Ovis (-is)
Sheep M or f 3
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Nimis
Too much
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Potio (-onis)
Potion, poisonous drink, poison F 3
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Mamma (-ae)
Breast, teat F 1
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Mille
One thousand
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Cogito (-are, -avi, -atum)
To think 1
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Duodecimal
Twelve
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Nonaginta
Ninety
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Caeco (-are, -avi, -atum)
To blind, to make obscure 1
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Aedes (-is)
Shrine, temple, room Singular Rooms, houses Plural F 3
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Suesco (-scere, -vi, -tum)
To be accustom, to accustom 3
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Octigenti (-ae, -a)
Eight hundred
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Oleum (-i)
Oil Neuter 2
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Bombulum (-i)
Fart Neuter 2
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Totus
Whole, all of Adj
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Exauguratio (-onis)
Desecrating F 3
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Quindecim
Fifteen
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Actio (-onis)
Action, doing, official duties, negotiation F
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Dies Saturni
Saturday F 5
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Gens (gentis)
Clan, family, stock, race, tribe, people, nation, descendant F
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Adimo (-imere, -emi, -emptum)
To take away, to take away from (dative) 3
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Responsum (-i)
Answer, reply, response Neuter 2
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Mucus (-i)
Mucus M 2
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Accumulate
Copiously Adv
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Laeviter
Slightly, airily, barely Adv
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Pecunia (-ae)
Money F
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Marmor (-is)
Marble Neuter 3
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Concito (-are)
To stir up 1
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Bilinguis
Double-tongued, bilingual, deceitful Adj
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Tacitus
Quiet
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Plecto (-ere, plectere, plexi, plexum)
To pleat, weave, braid, bend, twist, turn 3
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Prostibulum (-i)
Prostitute Neuter 2
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Centum milia
One hundred thousand
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Grandiculus
Quite big, very big
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Dissimilis
Unlike, different Adj
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Durus
Hard, harsh, unrefined Adj
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Vischium (-i)
Whiskey, whisky (the drink) Neuter 2
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Maxime
Most, very much, especially, precisely, just, certainly Adv
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involucrum (-i)
Envelope, wrapping, cover Neuter 2
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Semigro (-are)
To go away 1
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Pendeo (-ēre, pependi)
To hang, overhang, hover, hang down, be flabby, to depend on, to gaze at, to listen to intently, to be in suspense, to be undecided 2
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Palla (-ae)
Robe F 1
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Obstinatus
Firm, resolute, stubborn Adj
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Mane
Morning, early Indeclinable
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Tutus
Safe Adj
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Argentaria (-ae)
Bank, banking, silver mine F 1
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Fatuus Fatuus (-i)
Silly, unwieldy Adj Fool M 2
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Ventilatrum (-i)
Fan Neuter 2
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Avis (-is)
Bird F 3
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Delitigo (-are)
To scold 1
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Septuaginta
Seventy
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Oryza (-ae)
Rice F 1
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Minimus
Least, smallest, youngest
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Candide
Candidly, clearly, openly, above board
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insanus
Mad, furious, frantic, outrageous Adj
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inolesco (-scere, -vi)
To grow in 3
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Antecedo (-edere, -essi, -essum)
To precede, to surpass 3
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Birota (-ae)
Bicycle F 1
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Fortiter
Strongly, bravely Adv
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Toleratus
Tolerable Adj
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Nihil nisi
Nothing but, only
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Feraciter
Fruitfully Adv
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Mortuus (-i)
Dead man M 2
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Deligo (-igere, -egi, -ectum)
To select, gather, set aside 3
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Gratia (-ae)
Favor, thankfulness Singular Thanks Plural F 1
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Socordia (-ae)
Indolence, apathy, folly F
106
iam
Already
107
Triginti, triginta
Thirty
108
Candidus
Dazzling white
109
Machinator (-oris)
Engineer, inventor M 3
110
Stercus (-is)
Poop, dung, excrement Neuter, 3
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Pullus (-i)
Chicken M 2
112
Turpificatus
Debased Adj
113
Amans (-antis) Amans/ Amantis
Fond Adj Lover M/F 3
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iusito (-are)
To play 1
115
Dies Lunae
Monday F 5
116
illustris
Bright, clear, distinct, distinguished, illustrious Adj
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Pallium (-i)
Cloak Neuter 2
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Cafea (cafeae)
Coffee F 1
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Lautus
Elegant, sumptuous, delicious Adj
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Laudabilis
Praiseworthy Adj
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Sollicitus
Worried Adj
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Hebdomas (hebdomadis)
Week F 3
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Coniecto (coniectare, coniectavi, coniectatum)
To guess, infer, conjecture, interpret, conclude to cast, bring together, connect 1
124
Peto (-ere, petivi/ petii, petitum)
To Seek, look for, to ask, beg, request 3
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Praedium (-i and -ii)
Estate, manor, mansion Neuter 2
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Quattuordecim
Fourteen
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Reciproco (-are)
To move back and forth Change tact (ship) Reverse (argument) Rise and fall (tide) 1
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Avia (-ae)
Grandmother F 1
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Chocolatum (-i)
Chocolate Neuter 2
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Defectus (-us)
Failure, eclipse M 4
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Vanitudo (-inis)
Falsehood F
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Contemno (-nare, -psi, -ptum)
To have contempt for, to think light of, to have no fear of, to despise, to defy, to disparage 1
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Decem
Ten
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Reticentia (-ae)
The act of saying nothing or not speaking, a pause F 1
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Albus
Dull white
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Perditus
Desperate, ruined, abandoned, profligate Adj
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Fenestra (-ae)
Window F 1
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Stilus (-i)
Stake, pen M 2
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Autocinetum (-i)
Car, automobile Neuter 2
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Libido (-inis) Lubido (-inis)
Desire, passion, lust, caprice F
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Quaesitus
Special, far-fetched Adj Question Neuter noun
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internecto (-ere)
To enclasp, to hug 3
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Focus (-i)
Hearth M 2
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Futueo (-ēre)
To fuck 2
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Liber, libera, Liberia
Free Adj
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Humanus
Human, humane, kind, courteous, cultured, refined, educated, civilized, polite Adv
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Exiguus
Small, short, meager
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Fessus
Tired Adj
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Citus
Quick, fast, swift Adj
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Summisse
Softly, humbly, modestly Adv
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Linteus Linteum (-i)
Linen (made of) Adj Linen cloth, napkin Neuter 2
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Supero (-are)
To overcome 1
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Sublate
Loftily Adv
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Cras
Tomorrow Adv
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Testiculus (-i)
Testicle M 2
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Anima (-ae)
Soul, spirit F 1
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Manicae (-arum)
Sleeves, gloves, handcuffs Fpl
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Astrologus (-i)
Astronomer M 2
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Alius (alia, aliud)
Other, another, different Adj
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inimicus (-i)
Personal enemy M 2
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Multitudo (-inis)
Great number, multitude, crowd F 3
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Armilla (-ae)
Bracelet F 1
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Crepida (-ae)
Sandal F 1
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Ornatus Ornatus (-us)
Equipped, furnished, embellished, excellent Adj Preparation, dress, equipment, embellishment M 4
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Gentrix (-icis)
Mother, creator F
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Torques (-is)
Neck chain F 3
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Copia (-ae)
Plenty, much, abundance Singular Troops Plural F 1
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invado (-dare, -si, -sum)
To get in, enter upon, fall upon, attack, invade, seize, take possession of 1
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Tepidus
Warm, lukewarm Adj
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Monstro (-are)
To show , to point out 1
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Expio (-are, -avi, -atum)
To purify, make amends, atone for, advert 1
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Lacuna (-ae)
Hole, pit, pond, pool F 1
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Altus
High, tall, deep Adj
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Novem
Nine
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Gravida (-ae)
Big with child, very pregnant F 1
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Sugo (-gere, suxi, suctus)
To suck, imbibe, take in 3
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Lis (litis)
Quarrel, dispute, lawsuit F 3
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Relinquo (-ere, reliqui, relictum)
To leave, abandon 3
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Contero (-erere, -rivi, -ritum)
To grind, crumble, wear out, waste, spend, obliterate 3
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Socolata (-ae)
Chocolate F 1
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Prior (-onis)
Former, previous, prior, first Adj Forefathers, ancestors M Plural 3
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Deterior
Lower, inferior, worse Adj
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Caput (-itis)
Head Neuter 3
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Nongenti (-ae, -a)
Nine hundred
185
Fides
A stringed instrument, lyre, lute, harp F pl
186
Devotio (-onis)
Devoting, magic spell F 3
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Acroasis (-is)
A public lecture F 3
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Stagnum (-i)
Standing water, pool, swamp Neuter 2
189
Sambucistria (-ae)
Harpist F 1
190
Edictum (-i)
Edict, proclamation Neuter 2
191
Caudex (-icis)
Block of wood, trunk, codex style book, ledger M 3
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Splendidus
Bright, brilliant, glittering Adj
193
Potus (-i)
Drink, beverage, draught M 2
194
Thea (theae)
Tea F 1
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Fas
Divine law, right ( as in correct), correct Indeclinable
196
Adeo
Such, so far, to such an extent, to this point, precisely
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ibi
There
198
Taedium (-i)
Weariness, loathing, tiredness Neuter 2
199
Tento (-are)
To handle, to try, to touch, to test 1
200
Bibendum
Drink Neuter 2
201
intimus intimus (-i)
Innermost, deepest, secret, intimate Adj Most intimate friend M 2
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Persalutio (-onis)
Greeting everyone in turn F 3
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Liberi (liberorum)
Children M Plural 2
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Munificentia (-ae)
Liberality F 1
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Globus (-i)
Ball, sphere M 2
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Dulciolum (-i)
Candy, desert, a sweet food Neuter 2
207
Transcribo (-bere, -psi, -ptum)
To copy out, to transfer 3
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Denarro (-are)
To relate fully, to tell completely 1
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Tapeta (-ae)
Carpet, tapestry F 1
210
Caupo (-onis)
Shopkeeper, innkeeper M 3
211
Opera (-ae)
1. Excretion, work, service, care, attention, leisure 2. Worker, hired thug F
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illinc
From there, on that side
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Spero (-are)
To hope for 1
214
Dubius
Wavering, uncertain, doubtful, indecisive, precarious, irresolute
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Perfidus
Deceitful
216
iuvenor (-ari)
To behave indiscreetly
217
Resonus
Echoing Adj
218
Velum (-i)
Veil Neuter 2
219
Tristimonia (-ae)
Sadness F 1
220
Caleus (-i)
Shoe M 2
221
Emulgeo (-ēre)
To drain 2
222
Exitiabilis
Deadly, fatal Adj
223
Flabellum (-i)
Fan Neuter 2
224
Hirudo (-inis)
Leech F 3
225
Quaero (-rere, -sivi/-sii, -situm)
To look for, search for, seek, try to get, acquire, earn, ask 3
226
Focale (-i)
Shawl, scarf Neuter 5
227
Circumvado (-dere, -si)
To assail on all sides 3
228
Collibertus (-i)
Fellow freedman M 2
229
Finio (-ire, -ivi, -itum)
To bound, limit, restrain, prescribe, define, determine, end, finish, complete 4
230
Adsimulo (-are, -avi, -atum)
To compare, pretend, imitate 1
231
Unctio (-onis)
Anointing F
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Secta (-ae)
Path, method, way of life, political party, school F
233
Punicum (-i)
Pomegranate Neuter 2
234
Fasti (-orum)
Calendar Plural M 2
235
Credo (-ere, -idi, -itum)
To believe 3
236
Praedo (-onis)
Robber, pirate M 3
237
Calamus (-i)
Reed, stalk, pen, pipe, arrow, fishing rod M 2
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Charta (-ae)
Paper, writing F 1
239
Quaestio (-onis)
Seeking, questioning, investigation, research, problem, criminal trial, court F 3
240
Tribus (-i)
Tribe M 2
241
Otiosus
Leisurely Adj
242
Modeste
Humbly Adv
243
Amatus/ Amata
Lover, boyfriend/girlfriend, loved one M/F
244
Virosus
Slimy, rank Adj
245
Negotiosus
Busy Adj
246
irrogatio (-onis)
Imposing F 3
247
Membrana (-ae)
Skin, membrane, parchment F 1
248
Quotuscumque
Whatever number, however big
249
Urbs (urbis)
City F 3
250
Plus (-uris)
More Adv
251
Fraga (-orum)
Strawberries Neuter plural 2
252
Laudica (-ae)
Clitoris F 1
253
Duodeviginti
Eighteen
254
Undeviginti
Nineteen
255
insepultus
Unburied Adj
256
Octo
Eight
257
Actor (-oris) Actrix (actricis)
Actor M Actress F 3
258
Monstruosus
Unnatural, weird Adj
259
Calamus (-i)
Reed, stalk, pen, pipe, arrow, fishing rod M 2
260
Summa (-ae)
Main part, chief point, main point, gist, summary, sum, amount, the whole F 1
261
Parens (-entis)
Parent, ancestor, founder M/f
262
Praecentio (-onis)
Prelude F 3
263
Cesso (-are, -avi, -atum)
To be remiss, to stop, to loiter, to delay, to be idle, to rest, to do nothing 1
264
Objectus (-us)
Object, obstacle M 4
265
Hodiernus
Today’s, of today Adj
266
Canus
Grey, grey haired
267
Consessus (-i)
Assembly M 2
268
Duo, -ae, -o
Two
269
Temetum (-i)
Alcohol, wine Neuter 2
270
Ambitus (-us)
Circuit, circumference, circumlocution, canvassing, bribery M
271
Lotium (-i)
Urine M 2
272
Provolo (-are)
To fly out, rush out 1
273
Tardus
Slow Adj
274
Acidus
Sour Adj
275
Dilectus/ Dilecta
Lover, boyfriend/girlfriend, loved one M/F
276
Specto (-are, -avi, -atum)
To look at, observe, watch, examine 1
277
Subvecto (-are)
To carry up regularly 1
278
Sponsus/ Sponsa
Spouse, fiancée M/F
279
Caco (cacare)
To poop, to defecate 1
280
Exquiro (-rere, -sivi, -situm)
To search out, to investigate, to inquire 3
281
Vestis (-is)
Dress F 3
282
Rastrum (-i)
Hoe Neuter 2
283
Appono (-onere, -osui, -ostum)
To put 3
284
Oculus (-i)
Eye M 2
285
Exauguro (-are)
To desecrate 1
286
Titulus (-i)
Inscription, notice, label, title M 2
287
Sitiens, sitientis
Thirsty Adj
288
incensio (-onis)
Burning F 3
289
Genitor (-oris)
Father, creator M 3
290
Concutio (-tere, -ssi, -ssum)
To strike, shake, shatter 3
291
Amictus (-i)
Mantle, cloak M 2
292
Vix
Scarcely, hardly, barely, with difficulty
293
Porcina (-ae)
Pork F 1
294
Pileus, pilleus (-i)
Hat M 2
295
Color (-oris)
Color M 3
296
Amplius
More in number, longer, farther Adv
297
Scite
Cleverly, tastefully
298
Pittacium (-i)
Stamp, label, ticket Neuter 2
299
Solum (-i) Solum
Floor, foundation, soil, ground, bottom Neuter 2 Only, merely Adv
300
Ducenti (-ae,-a)
Two hundred
301
Conicio (Conicere, conieci, coniectum)
To guess, to infer, to conjecture To throw together, hurl, fling, drive, direct, dispatch, urge, dispute 3
302
Auctor (-oris)
Author, inventor, creator, cause M 3
303
Honestus
Respectable, upright, honest Adj
304
Deiectus
Low lying, disheartened Adj
305
Nitor (-onis)
Brightness, sheen, sleekness, beauty, neatness, elegance M
306
Tueor, tueo, tuor (-eri, -itus & -tutus)
To see, to watch, to look, to guard, to protect, to keep 2 Deponent
307
Roseus
Pink, rose
308
Timeo (-ēre, -ui)
To fear, to be afraid 2
309
Cella (-ae)
Storeroom F 1
310
Ocularia (oculariorum)
Spectacles, glasses, eye glasses Neuter Plural 3
311
Venustus
Charming, attractive, beautiful Adj
312
Fruor (-ui, -uctus)
To enjoy (always with ablative) 3
313
Stimulo (-are, -avi, -atum)
To goad, to trouble, to torment, to rouse, to spur on, to excite 1
314
induo (induere, indui, indutus)
To put on, to dress in 3
315
Tunica(-ae)
Tunic F 1
316
Undecim
Eleven
317
Publicus
Public, of the public Adj
318
Equus (-i)
Horse M 2
319
Litterae (-arum)
Writing, letter, dispatch, document, ordinance, literature, learning, scholarship F plural 1
320
Testimonium (-i & -ii)
Testimony, evidence, proof Neuter 2
321
Adoro (-are, -avi, -arum)
To entreat, to worship, to revere 1
322
Comprehendo/ comprendo (-endere, -endi, -ensum)
To grasp, catch, seize, arrest, catch in the act, comprise, recount, comprehend 3
323
Conventum (-i)
Agreement Neuter 2
324
Occaeco (-are, -avi, -atum)
To blind, obscure, conceal 1
325
Magus (-i)
Wise man, magician M 2 Magic Adj
326
Demens (-entis)
Mad, foolish Adj
327
infans (infantis)
Baby, infant M or f 3
328
Sto (-are)
To stand 1
329
Ater, atra, atrum
Dull black, dark, gloomy
330
Scriptor (-oris)
Writer, scribe M 2
331
Paenula (-ae)
Cloak or coat with a hood, rain cloak, rain coat F 1
332
Logica (-orum)
Logic Neuter plural 2
333
Viridis (-e)
Green
334
Notatio (-onis)
Marking, choice, observation F
335
Parvus
Small, little, slight
336
Fuscus
Brown
337
Sagum (-i)
Heavy cloak or coat Neuter 2
338
Perendie
Day after tomorrow
339
Laboro (-are, -avi, -atum)
To labor, toil, make, produce 1
340
Cras
Tomorrow
341
Stilus (-i)
Stake, pen M 2
342
Pristrina (-ae)
Bake house F 1
343
Siligo (-inis)
Winter wheat, fine flour F 3
344
Os (-oris)
Mouth, entrance, opening, face, head Neuter 3
345
Esurio (esurire, esurivi, esuritum)
To hunger 4
346
Auspicato
At a lucky moment, after taking auspices Adv
347
Patruus (-i)
Paternal uncle M
348
Alea (-ae)
Die (for gambling) F 1
349
Rus (Ruris)
The country, countryside, farm Neuter 3
350
De
About, from, after
351
Grammatica (-ae)
Grammar F 1
352
Dulcis, dulce
Sweet Adj
353
Modo
Only, now, merely
354
Purpureus
Purple
355
Attenuate
Simply Adv
356
Lego (-ere, legi, lectum)
to read, to gather 3
357
Pratum (-i)
Meadow, grass Neuter 2
358
instar
Likeness Indeclinable
359
Bellus
Pretty, handsome, pleasant, nice Adj
360
Opus (-eris)
Work, workmanship, work of art, job Neuter 3
361
Pes (pedis)
Foot M
362
Rhomium (-i)
Rum (the drink) Neuter 2
363
Amicitia (-ae)
Friendship F 1
364
Caseus (-i)
Cheese M 2
365
Solea (-ae)
Sandal, slipper F 1
366
iuxta
Near, beside, next to, by
367
Deses (-idis)
Idle, inactive Adj
368
Octoginta
Eighty
369
Conciliatus
Beloved, favorable Adj
370
Clunis (-is)
Buttock M/f (depending on whose) 3
371
Consumo (-ere, -psi, -ptum)
To consume, use up, eat up, waste, squander, destroy, kill, spend, devote 3
372
Vermiculus (-i)
Grub (maggot) M 2
373
Diligentia (-ae)
Carefulness, attentiveness, thrift F 1
374
Praeclarus
Very bright, beautiful, splendid, distinguished, noble
375
inemptus
Unpurchased Adj
376
Urceolus (-i)
Jug M 2
377
Niger, nigra, nigrum
Glossy black, shiny dark
378
Verpa (-ae)
Erection F 1
379
iterum
Again, a second time Adv
380
Decipio (-ipere, -epi, -eptum)
To ensnare, to deceive, to beguile, to disappoint 3
381
Conciliatus (-us)
Combination M 4
382
Amator (-oris) / Amatrix (-tricis)
Lover, paramour, consort/mistress M / F
383
Perexiguus
Very small, very short Adj
384
Quattuor
Four
385
Optimas (-atis)
Aristocratic Adj
386
Amita(-ae)
Paternal aunt F
387
Carcer (-eris)
Prison, cell Singular Starting trap for racing Plural M 3
388
Finio (-ire, -ivi, -itum)
To limit, restrain, end, finish, complete 4
389
Carectum (-i)
Sedge Neuter 2
390
Longinquus
Distant, remote, foreign, strange, lasting, wearisome Adj
391
Camera (-ae)
Room F 1
392
Perdo (-ere, -idi, -itum)
To destroy, ruin, waste, lose 3
393
Ornamentum (-i)
Ornament Neuter 2
394
Quadraginta
Forty
395
Paeniteo (paenitēre, paenitui, paeniturus)
To regret, to repent, to be sorry 2
396
Venter (-ris)
Stomach, belly, womb, unborn child M 3
397
imulus
Little tip of Adj
398
Porca (-ae)
Sow F 1
399
Centrum
One hundred
400
Spissatus
Condensed Adj
401
Pannus (-i)
Cloth M 2
402
Levis (-e)
Light weight, of little importance Adj
403
Sescenti (-ae, -a)
Six hundred
404
Amplus
Large, spacious, great, abundant, powerful, splendid, eminent Adj
405
Perveho (-here, -xi, -ctum)
To carry, convey, bring through (active) To ride, drive, sail through, attain (passive) 3
406
Metuo (-uere, -ui, -utum)
To fear, to be apprehensive 3
407
Dies Solis
Sunday F 5
408
Commigro (-are, -avi, -atum)
To remove, to migrate 1
409
iocus (-i)
Joke, jest, pastime, sport M Neuter
410
Quia
Because
411
Coerceo (coercēre, coercui, coercitum)
To enclose, confine, repress 2
412
Luteus
Yellow, pinkish or reddish yellow, pink
413
Sisto (-ere, stiti, statum)
To place, set, plant, produce or appear in court, stand, rest, stop, arrest, check 3
414
Heri
Yesterday Adv
415
Tempori
On time
416
Teneo (-ēre, -ui)
To hold, possess, acquire, attain 2
417
Cattus (-i)
Cat M 2
418
Sumo (sumere, sumpsi, sumptus)
To take, choose, obtain, use, borrow, buy 3
419
Flavus
Yellow, blond, blond hair
420
Cunnus (-i)
Cunt M 2
421
Cumulus (-i)
Heap, mass, summit M 2
422
Praeripio (-ipere, -pui, -eptum)
To take before, forestall, carry off prematurely, frustrate 3
423
Rota (-ae)
Wheel F 1
424
infrequentia (-ae)
Small number, empty F
425
Aestimatio (-onis)
Valuation, estimation F
426
instantia (-ae)
Presence, vehemence F
427
Sexaginta
Sixty
428
Longe
Far, far off Adv
429
Nauta (-ae)
Sailor M 1
430
Dīvīnō (Dīvīnāre, dīvīnāvī, dīvīnātum)
To guess To foresee, to prophecy 1
431
inferne
Adv Below
432
Numerus (-i)
Number M 2
433
Prospeculor (-ari)
To look out for, to reconnoiter, to watch for
434
Septimana (-ae)
Week F 1
435
Aranea (-ae)
Spider F 1
436
Zona (-ae)
Belt F 1
437
Custos (custodis)
Guard M 3
438
Altercatio (-onis)
Dispute, debate
439
Natō (natāre, natāvī, natātum)
To swim 1
440
Quinguaginta
Fifty
441
Percutio (-tere, -ssi, -ssum)
To strike, beat, strike through, kill 3
442
Furia (-ae)
Rage, frenzy, fury, madness, The Furies F 1
443
ineptus
Unsuitable, silly, tactless, absurd Adj
444
Plenus
Full (with ablative (what it is full of)) Adj
445
Janua (-ae)
Door, gate (Especially double doors or gate) F 1
446
Refrigeratio (-onis)
Coolness F
447
Stola (-ae)
dress F 1
448
Caecitas (-atis)
Blindness F 3
449
Vicinus Vicinus (-i) Vicinum (-i)
Neighboring, nearby, similar, kindred Adj Neighbor M or F 2 Neighborhood Neuter 2
450
Curro (-ere, cucurri, cursum)
To run 3
451
Per
Through
452
Vaccus Vaccus (-us)
Empty, void, wanting, vacant, free from, clear Adj Void, space Neuter 4
453
Lac (lactis)
Milk Neuter 3
454
Grandis
Large, great, tall, Old, Strong Adj
455
Sonitus (-us)
Sound, noise M 4
456
Calcitrō (calcitāre, calcitrāvī, calcitrātum)
To kick To strike (with a foot) 1
457
Culina (-ae)
Kitchen F
458
Rivus (-i)
Brook, stream M 2
459
iacto (-are, -avi, -atum)
To throw, cast, scatter 1
460
Praeditus
Endowed, provided Adj
461
Vespertinus
Of the evening, in the evening, western Adj
462
Pectus (-oris)
Breast, heart, feeling thought Neuter
463
Apotheca (-ae)
Warehouse, storehouse, wine storage F 1
464
Pondero (-are)
To wonder, consider, reflect upon 1
465
Committo (-ittere, -isi, -issum)
To join, connect, bring together 3
466
Utrum
Whether
467
Classis (-is)
Class, political class, school class, army, fleet F
468
ignifer
Fiery Adj
469
Relictio (-onis)
Abandoning F 3
470
Longus
Long Adj
471
Nego (-are)
To deny, to refuse 1
472
Meretrix
Harlot, whore, courtesan
473
Velox, velocis
Quick, fast, swift Adj
474
Ferio (-ire)
To strike, hit, kill, sacrifice 4
475
Aurantius
Orange
476
Auxilium (-i)
Help, aid Singular Auxiliary troops Plural Neuter 2
477
Cimex (-icis)
Bug M
478
Doleo (dolēre, dolui, dolitus)
To feel pain, to hurt, to suffer, to grieve for, to lament, to deplore 2
479
Pirata
Pirate (masculine) 1
480
Maximus
Biggest, largest, tallest, most
481
Caeruleus
Blue
482
Capillus (-i)
Hair M 2
483
Fiscus (-i)
Purse, money box, public exchequer M
484
Animal (-is)
Animal Neuter 3
485
Coitus (-us) Coetus (-us)
Meeting, joining, combination, union, sexual intercourse, copulation M, 4
486
Avus (-i)
Grandfather M 2
487
indignabundus
Enraged Adj
488
Compareo (-ēre)
To be visible, to be present, to realize 2
489
Facies (-ei)
Form, shape, face, looks, appearance, aspect, character F 5
490
Laneus
Woolen, made of wool Adj
491
Podex (podicis)
Asshole M 3
492
Lego (-ere, legi, lectum)
To gather, pick, choose, select To scan To read 3
493
Sitio (sitire, sitivi, sititum)
To thirst 4
494
Aureus
Golden
495
Murus (-i)
Wall M 2
496
Bracchium (-i and -ii))
Arm, forearm, tentacle, claw, branch Neuter
497
Pedo (-ere, pepedi, peditum)
To fart 3
498
Cenatio (-onis)
Dining room F 3
499
Calendarium (-i)
Calendar M 2
500
Mirandus
Wonderful Adj
501
Myoparo (-onis)
Pirate galley, pirate ship M 3
502
Placidus
Calm
503
Caro (carnis)
Meat, flesh F 3
504
Offero (-re, obtuli, oblatum)
To present, to show, to bring forward, to offer 3
505
Lanx (lancis)
Dish, plater F
506
Somniculose
Sleepily Adv
507
Vegetarianus
Vegetarian Adj
508
Machinatio (-onis)
Mechanism, machine F
509
Amicus/Amica
Friend M/F
510
Septingenti (-ae, -a)
Seven hundred
511
Sapor (-oris)
Taste, flavor, delicacy, refinement M 3
512
Tantulus
So small, so little
513
Digitus (-i)
Finger, toe M 2
514
Raeda (-ae)
Wagon, four wheeled wagon, automobile, car F 1
515
Castigabilis
Punishable Adj
516
Ceno (cenare, cenavi, cenatum)
To dine, to eat (dinner) 1
517
Ostium (-i)
Door, entrance Neuter 2
518
Suppressio (-onis)
Embezzlement F
519
Faciō (-ere, fēcī, factum)
To make (a generic word for an ongoing action) To make, create, compose, cause, do, perform, construct, fashion, frame, build, erect, appoint 3
520
Contritus
Trite, well worn Adj
521
Numerus (-i)
Number M 2
522
Circumfluus
Flowing around, surrounded, surrounded by water Adj
523
Rursus, rursum, resum
Back, backwards, on the contrary, in return, again Adv
524
Calix (calicis)
Chalice, wine glass M 3
525
Tres, tria
Three
526
Tenebrae (-arum)
Darkness, shadow, gloom, obscurity, ignorance, concealment F Always plural 1
527
Tredecim
Thirteen
528
Crepito (-are)
To rattle, chatter, rustle, or creak 1
529
Quo
To where, where
530
Convictio (-onis)
Companionship F 3
531
Confessus
Acknowledged, certain Adj
532
Dimico (-are, -avi, -atum)
To fight, struggle, contend 1
533
Mentula (-ae)
Dick, penis F 1
534
Lupa (-ae)
Slut F 1
535
Percussus (-us)
Striking, beating, buffeting M 4
536
Perornatus
Very ornate Adj
537
Finis (-is)
1. Boundary, territory, bound, limit, end, death, highest point, summit, aim, purpose 2. Border (plural) M 3
538
Auris (-is)
Ear F 3
539
Flagro (-are)
To blaze, to burn, to be on fire, to be excited, to be inflamed 1
540
Conqueror (conqueri, conquestus)
To complain bitterly, to bewail, to deplore 3 Deponent
541
Fabrico (-are, -ari, -atus)
To make, build, forge 1
542
Unus, -a, -um
One
543
Rufus
Ruddy, red hair Adj
544
Inter
Between, through Accusative
545
Dies (diei)
Day, daytime M or f 5
546
Navigo (-are)
To sail 1
547
Cingulus (-i)
Belt M 2
548
Subabsurbe
Somewhat absurdly Adv
549
Scorteus
Made of leather Adj
550
Perficio (-icere, -eci, -ectum)
To finish, complete 4
551
immeritus
Undeserving, undeserved, innocent Adj
552
Feles (-is)
Cat F 3
553
Nasus (-i)
Nose M 2
554
Transulto (-are)
To jump across 1
555
Adsum (-esse, -fui)
To be present, to be here, to support, to assist 2
556
Revera
In fact, actually
557
Triclinium (-i)
Dining room, dining couch Neuter 2
558
Mitto (-ere, misi, missum)
To send, dispatch, emit, utter 3
559
iuglans (-andis)
Walnut tree F 3
560
Apage
Away with, go away Interjection
561
Gerō (gerere, gessī, gestum)
To do or act (a generic word for acts that either will change or have changed the condition of something) To carry, bear, manage, conduct, rule, govern, wear, have, possess, perform, accomplish, exhibit, display, reveal, carry on, carry out, wage, behave, conduct, comport. 3
562
Ruber, rubra, rubrum
Red
563
Persona (-ae)
Mask, character, part, personality F 1
564
Currus (-i)
Car, chariot, team of horses M 2
565
incolumis
Unharmed Adj
566
Piscator (-oris)
Fisherman M 3
567
Corpus (-oris)
Body Neuter
568
Leviter
Slightly, lightly, gently, easily
569
Musca (-ae)
Fly F 1
570
Perhumanus
Very polite Adj
571
Vereor (vereri, veritus sum)
To fear, to be afraid, to revere, to respect 2 Deponent
572
Eversor (-oris)
Destroyer M 3
573
Vivarium (-i)
Zoo, animal habitat, game preserve Neuter 2
574
Ovum (-i)
Egg Neuter 2
575
Manus (-us)
Hand F 4
576
Numquam
Never Adv
577
Veneror (venerari, veneratus sum)
To worship, revere, pray to, honor, respect 1 Deponent
578
Ludus (-i)
Game, sport, play, fun, school M 2
579
iocor (-ari, -atus)
To joke, to jest Irregular
580
Nihil non
Everything (nothing not)
581
Labor (-oris) Labos (-oris)
Effort, exertion, labour, work, task, hardship, suffering, distress M 3
582
Carrus (-i)
Wagon M 2
583
Conjunx (conjugis)
Spouse, bride, consort M or f 3
584
iam
Now, already Adv
585
Capeduncula (-ae)
A small dish F
586
Dispar (-aris)
Unlike, unequal
587
Avocamentum (-i)
Relaxation Neuter 2
588
interrogatio (-onis)
Question F
589
Opera (-ae)
Trouble, pains Singular Workers (a group or team of) Plural F 1
590
Cervisia (-ae)
Beer F 1
591
Abdomen (-inis)
Abdomen, belly, paunch Neuter 3
592
Exturbeo (-are, -avi, -atum)
To drive out, to throw out, to knock out 1
593
iudex (-icis)
Judge M 3
594
Parens (parentis)
Parent M or f 3
595
Jus (juris) ius (iuris)
Soup, broth, gravy Neuter 3
596
Pueriliter
Childish, like a child Adv
597
Semper
Always
598
Fere
Almost, nearly, about, generally, usually
599
Magus, mage
More Adv
600
Quingenti (-ae, -a)
Five hundred
601
Adludo (-dere, -si, -sum)
To joke, to play 3
602
Stella (-ae)
Star F 1
603
Apis (-is)
Bee F 3
604
Frondifer (-i)
Leafy Adj
605
Humus (-i)
Ground, soil, earth F 2
606
Caliga (-ae)
Boot, soldiers boot F 1
607
Computatrum (-i)
Computer Neuter 2
608
Permagnus
Very large, very big, very great
609
ingeniarius (-i)
Engineer M 2
610
Mollis (-e)
Gentle, soft, pleasant Adj
611
Simpliciter
Plainly, simply, frankly
612
Apsolute
Completely, absolutely, perfectly, without reservation
613
Herba (-ae)
Grass, herb F 1
614
Crus (-uris)
Leg, shin Neuter 3
615
Effor (-Ari, -atus)
To speak, to utter 1
616
Dies Veneris
Friday F 5
617
Ereptio (-onis)
Seizure, robbery F 3
618
Intra
Within, inside of
619
Adhuc
So far, as yet, till now, still Adv
620
Torreo (-ēre, -ui, tostum)
To roast, bake, parch, scorch 2
621
Sonus (-i)
Sound, noise M 2
622
Sono (-are, -ui, -itum)
To sound, to make noise, to utter, to sound like 1
623
Esuriens, esurientis
Hungry Adj
624
Dies Mercurii
Wednesday F 5
625
Ardesco (-are)
To catch fire, to gleem 1
626
Fors (fortis)
Chance, luck F 3
627
Perfecte
Fully
628
Non nihil
Something (not nothing)
629
initium (-i)
Beginning Neuter 2
630
Subabsurdus
Somewhat absurd Adj
631
Sedecim
Sixteen
632
Piscina (-ae)
Fishpond, swimming pool F 1
633
Omnis
All, every, the whole of Adj The universe Neuter 3 Everybody M plural 3 Everything Neuter plural 3
634
Recens
Recently, lately
635
Vestitus (-us)
Clothing M 4
636
Excursus (-us)
Excursion, raid, charge M 4
637
Casa (-ae)
Cottage, small house F 1
638
Scalae (-arum)
Stairs, ladder F Plural 1
639
Opacus
Shady, dark Adj
640
Balteus (-i)
Belt M 2
641
Aspicio (-icere, -exi, -ectum)
To catch sight of, to look at, to look 4
642
Formica (-ae)
Ant F 1
643
Desidiose
Idly Adv
644
Lepidus
Pleasant, charming, neat, witty Adj
645
Exstruo (-ere, -xi, -ctum)
To build up, heap up, construct 3
646
Fermentum (-i)
Yeast, beer Neuter 2
647
Suavis
Sweet, pleasant, delightful Adj
648
Mos (moris)
Habit, inclination Singular Morals, character Plural M 3
649
Septendecim
Seventeen
650
Simia (-ae)
Monkey, ape F 1
651
iners (-tis)
Unskillful, inactive, indolent, timid, insipid Adj
652
Excercito (-are)
To excercise 1
653
Adventicius
Foreign, extraneous, unearned
654
Deprimo (-imere, -essi, -essum)
To press down, weigh down, dig deep, sink, suppress, keep down 3
655
incola (-ae)
Inhabitant F (unless specifically a male person) 1
656
Dies Iovis
Thursday F 5
657
Castrum (-i)
Fort, castle, fortress Singular Military camp, encampment Plural Neuter 2
658
Perarduus
Very difficult
659
Hortus (-i)
Garden Park (plural) M 2
660
Differo (-ere, distuli, dilatum)
To disperse, divulge, publish To differ, to be distinguished (from/ by) 3
661
Reddo (-ere, -idi, -itum)
To give back, return, restore, give in response, repay 3
662
Gurgustium (-i, -ii)
Hovel, shack Neuter
663
Littera (-ae)
Letter of alphabet Singular Letter (message), scholarship, literature Plural F 1
664
Matertera (-ae)
Maternal aunt F 1
665
Perinde
Equally
666
Procresco (-ere)
To be produced, to grow up, to increase, to grow larger 3
667
Solus
Alone Adj
668
Lana (-ae)
Wool F 1
669
Pigritia (-ae, pigrities, -ei)
Sluggishness, indolence F
670
Edo (-ere and esse, edi, esum)
To eat 3
671
Ops (opis)
Help Singular Resources, wealth Plural F 1
672
Sero
Late
673
Superior (-onis)
Higher, upper, former, older, victorious, greater, superior Adj
674
Pollen (-inis)
Fine flour, meal Neuter 3
675
Heri
Yesterday
676
Cubiculum (-i)
Bedroom Neuter 2
677
Flexio (-onis)
Bending, winding, modulating ones voice
678
Trecenti (-ae,-a)
Three hundred
679
Coryphaeus (-i)
Leader, head of a party or group, conductor or leader of a chorus M 2
680
Dissimulator (-oris)
Dissembler M 3
681
Valentudinarium (-i and -ii)
Hospital Neuter 2
682
Dolose
Deceitfully, craftily Adv
683
Secus
sex or gender Indeclinable
684
Magnus
Great, large, big, tall
685
Scaenicus
Theatrical Adj Actor M
686
Bubula (-ae)
Beef F
687
ignavus
Lazy Adj
688
Sucus (-i)
Juice, sap, medicine, potion, taste, flavor M
689
Mane
Early Adv Morning Undeclined noun
690
Quadringenti (-ae,-a)
Four hundred
691
Hodie
Today
692
Pisculentus
Full of fish Adj
693
Clare
Brightly, loudly, clearly Adv
694
Dearmatus
Disarmed Adj
695
Hospitaliter
Hospitably Adv
696
Mercimonium (-i)
Wares, goods Neuter 2
697
Algidus
Cold Adj
698
Celer, celeris, celere
Quick, fast, swift Adj
699
Sex
Six
700
Attento (-are) Attempto (-are)
To try, to test, to solicit, to attack, to tamper with 1
701
Septum
Seven
702
Diuturnitas (-atis)
Long time, long duration F 3
703
Amor (amoris)
Love, affection, devotion, desire, craving, beloved, sweetheart M 3
704
Sedile (-is)
Seat, chair Neuter 3
705
Everto (-tere, -ti, -sum)
To destroy, to turn out, to eject, to overturn, to overthrow, to ruin 3
706
Gratus
Pleasing, acceptable, agreeable, welcome, beloved, grateful, thankful Adj
707
Decoquo (-quere, -xi, -ctum)
To boil down, to cook 3
708
Nefas
Sin, abomination, wrong (as in not correct), evil Indeclinable
709
Araneum (-i)
Spider web Neuter 2
710
Pactum (-i)
Agreement, contract Neuter 2
711
Viginti
Twenty
712
Dies Martis
Tuesday F 5
713
Periculum (-i)
Danger Neuter 2
714
Suetus
Accustomed, usual Adj
715
Levatio (-onis)
Relief, diminishing F 3
716
Angor (-oris)
Suffocation, anguish, torment M 3
717
Armatus
Armed Adj
718
Amplificatio (-onis)
Enlargement F 3
719
Saepe
Often
720
Cur
Why
721
Sursum Sursus
Upwards, up, high up Adv
722
Fictrix (-icis)
Maker F 3
723
Genitabilis
Productive Adj
724
Ad
Towards, to, for Accusative
725
Ante
Before Accusative
726
Apud
By, near Accusative
727
inter
Among, between Accusative
728
iuxta
Near by, according to Accusative
729
Per
Through, during Accusative
730
Post
After Accusative
731
A (before consonant) Ab (before vowel)
From Ablative
732
Coram
In the presence of Ablative
733
Cum
With Ablative
734
De
From, concerning, of, for Ablative
735
E (before consonant) Ex (before vowel)
Out of, from Ablative
736
Pre
Before Ablative
737
Pro
during, as far as, in accordance with Ablative
738
Sine
Without Ablative
739
in
Into, onto Accusative In, on Ablative
740
Super
Over Accusative Upon Ablative
741
Sub
Under, up to, just before Accusative Beneath, at the foot of, in the reign of Ablative
742
incuriose
Carelessly Adv
743
Caute
Carefully, cautiously Adv
744
Accurate
Painstakingly Adv
745
integer (integra, integrum)
Whole, complete, unimpaired, intact, fresh Adj
746
Lacrimabilis
Mournful Adj
747
Lucrosus
Profitable Adj
748
Attente
Carefully Adv
749
Auditio (-onis)
Listening, hearsay, news, report, rumor, lesson, instructions, the sense of hearing F 3
750
Nuntius Nuntius (-i)
Informative, speaking Adj Messenger, message, news, injunction M 2
751
Hic
Here Adv (Also masculine nomative singular for this)
752
Offundo (-undere, -udi, -usum)
To pour out to, pour over, spread, cover, fill 3
753
Peculium (-i & -ii)
Private property, savings (usually small) Neuter 2
754
Latro (-onis) Latro (-are)
Bandit, brigand, mercenary M 3 To bark, rant, roar, clamor for 1
755
Fur (furis)
Thief M 3
756
Perstrepō (-ere, -uī, -itum)
To make a lot of noise, resound, echo, ring 3
757
Posticulum (-i)
Small back building, shed Neuter 2
758
Profiteor (-iteri, -essus)
To declare, profess, promise, return. 2 Deponent
759
Labrum (-i)
Tub, vat, bath, lip, edge, rim Neuter 2
760
Solitudo (-inis)
Desert, solitariness, loneliness, destitution F 3
761
Difficilis
Difficult Adj
762
Facilis
Easy Adj
763
Quod
Because
764
Sarmentum (-i)
Twigs, brushwood Neuter 2
765
Repressor (-oris)
Restrainer M 3
766
Nudus
Nude Adj
767
Pompa (-ae)
Parade, procession, retinue, train F 1
768
Stringor (-oris)
Twinge M 3
769
Torvus
Wild, grim, fierce Adj
770
Sutor (-oris)
Shoemaker M 3
771
Somnium (-i & -ii)
Dream, nonsense, fantasy Neuter 2
772
Somnio (-are)
To dream, to talk nonsense 1
773
Tantum
So much, only, merely Adv
774
Error (-oris)
Mistake, error M 3
775
Rogo (-are, -avi, -atum)
To ask 1
776
Amatorius
Of love, erotic Adj
777
inutilis
Useless, harmless Adj
778
inanis
Empty, void, poor, useless, unsubstantial, worthless, vain, pointless Adj
779
Repugnantia (-ium)
Contradictions, resistance Neuter Plural 2
780
Utilis
Useful, expedient, profitable Adj
781
Certe
Of course, assuredly, at least Adv
782
Tela (-ae)
Web, warp, loom, plan F 1
783
Conventus (-us)
Meeting M 4
784
Conveniō (-enire, -eni, -entum)
To meet, assemble 4
785
Occurro (-rere, -ri, -sum)
To run up to, to meet, to attack, to hurry to 3
786
Excipio (-ipere, -epi, -eptum)
To take out, to remove, to exempt, to intercept, to welcome, to entertain 3
787
Dexter (-eri & -ri)
Right, right handed, handy, skillful, favorable Adj
788
Ars (artis)
Skill, art, technique F 3
789
Peritia (-ae)
Practical knowledge, practical skill F 1
790
Sollertia (-ae)
Ingenuity, skill F 1
791
Pendo (-ere, pependi, pensum)
To weigh, to pay 3
792
Debitum (-i)
Debt Neuter 2
793
Merces (-edis)
Pay, wages, fee, rent, bribe F 3
794
Sucus (-i)
Juice, sap, medicine, potion M 2
795
Succosus
Juicy, sappy Adj
796
Deliciose
Deliciously, delicately Adv
797
idolon (-i)
Apparition Neuter 2
798
Profundus
Deep, vast, infernal Adj
799
Abstrusus
Deep (thought or concept), abstruse, reserved Adj
800
Invictus
Unbeatable, unconquerable, unstoppable Adj
801
Profunditas (-is)
Depth, vastness, immensity F 3
802
Profundum (-i)
Abyss, depths, boundless expanse Neuter 2
803
Fundus (-i)
Bottom, farm, ground, foundation, an authority M 2
804
Dimicatio (-onis)
Fighting, struggle F 3
805
Pugnatorius (pugnatoria, pugnatorium)
Of or belonging to a fighter or combatant Adj
806
Pugna (-ae)
Fight, battle F 1
807
Proelium (-i & -ii)
Battle, conflict Neuter 2
808
Certamen (-inis)
Contest, match, battle, combat, struggle, rivalry Neuter 3
809
Nix (nivis)
Snow F 3
810
Sarcina (-ae)
Bundle, burden, backpack F 1
811
impedimentum (-i)
Hinderance, obstacle Singular Baggage, luggage Plural Neuter 2
812
Nanciscor (-i, nactus & nanctus)
To obtain, to get, to come upon, to find
813
Ningit, ninguit (-ere)
It snows
814
Oppidum (-i)
Town Neuter 2
815
Municipium (-i and -ii)
Provincial town, country town, burgh Neuter 2
816
Urbanus Urbanus (-i)
Related to a town or city, refined, polite, witty Adj Townsman, townsperson M 2
817
Veritas (-atis)
Truth, truthfulness, reality, real life F 3
818
Verum Verum (-i)
Truly, yes, but actually Adv Truth, reality Neuter 2
819
Falsus Falsus (-i)
False, mistaken, deceitful, forged, falsified, sham, fictitious Adj Falsehood, error Neuter 2
820
Fictus Fictus (-i)
False, fictitious Adj Falsehood M 2
821
Fallo (-lere, fefelli, -sum)
To deceive, cheat, fail, betray 3
822
Fingo (-ere, finxi, fictum)
To form, shape, make, mould, arrange, train 3
823
Egregius
Outstanding, surpassing, distinguished, illustrious Adj
824
Praestans (-antis)
Outstanding, preeminent Adj
825
Adoro (-are, -avi, -atum)
To entreat, worship, revere 1
826
Veneratio (-onis)
Respect, reverence F 3
827
Veneror (-ari, -atus)
To worship, revere, pray to, honor, respect, entreat 1
828
Egeo (-ēre, -ui)
To need (with ablative) 2
829
Linter (-ris)
Boat F 3
830
Scapha (-ae)
Small boat, skiff F 1
831
Cumba (-ae) Cymba (-ae)
Small boat, skiff F 1
832
Navis (-is)
Ship F 3
833
Tam
So, so much, to such an extent, to such a degree
834
Tandem
Eventually, at length, at last, finally
835
Tantus
So much, so great, of such size, of such measure Adj
836
Tamen
However, in spite of, nevertheless, yet, all the same, just the same, although, even if, at least Adv
837
Petasus (-i)
Hat with a brim, a traveling hat M 2
838
Ductor (-oris)
Guide, pilot, leader, commander M 3
839
Tactus (-us)
Touch, handling, sense of touch, influence 4
840
Tango (-ere, Tetigi, tactum)
To touch, to handle 3
841
Attingo (-ingere, -igi, -actum)
To touch, strike, assault, affect, mention, concern, resemble. 3
842
Frico (-are, -ui, -atum)
To rub, rub down 1
843
iudicium (-i)
Court of law Neuter 2
844
Inscriptio (-onis)
Title F 3
845
Index (-icis)
Forefinger, witness, informer, indication, pointer, sign, title, inscription M 3
846
Vindiciae (-arum)
Legal claim F, plural 1
847
ius (iuris)
1. Broth, soup 2. Law, right, justice, court of law, jurisdiction, authority Neuter 3
848
Appellatio (-onis)
1. Accosting, appeal 2. Title 3. Pronunciation F 3
849
Diuturnus
Long, lasting Adj
850
Folium (-i & -ii)
Leaf Neuter 2
851
Frons (-ondis)
1. Leaf, foliage, garland F 3
852
Frons (-ontis)
Forehead, brow, front, facade F 3
853
Scida (-ae) Scheda (-ae)
Leaf of paper, sheet of paper, page F 1
854
Vigil (-is) (Vigiles (-um))
Awake, watching, alert Adj Watchman, sentinel Singular The watch, police Plural M 3
855
Pagus (-i)
Village, country district M 2
856
Vicus (-i)
City: quarter, district, street Country: village, estate M 2
857
Pagatim
In every village Adj
858
Voluntas (-atis)
Will, wish, inclination F 3
859
Voluntarius Voluntarius (-i)
Voluntary Adj Volunteer M 2
860
Malleus (-i)
Hammer, mallet, maul M 2
861
Tundo (-ere, tutudi, tundum & tusum)
To hammer, beat, thump 3
862
Ossum (-i) Os (ossis)
Bone (dead) Neuter 2 Bone (anatomy), framework, outline Neuter 3
863
Orbus/ orba
Orphan M/f
864
Orbatus
Orphaned Adj
865
Osculum (-i)
Kiss Neuter 2
866
Osculatio (-onis)
Kissing F 3
867
Osculor (-ari, -atus)
To kiss
868
Requiro (-rere, -sivi and -sii, -situm)
To search for, to look for, to ask for, to need, to want 3
869
Postulo (-are, -avi, -atum)
To demand, to claim, to summon, to prosecute 1
870
Desidero (-are, -avi, -atum)
To feel the want for, to miss, to long for, to desire 1
871
Posco (-ere, poposci)
To ask, to demand, to call on 3
872
Egenus
In want of, in need of, destitute of, indigent, needy Adj
873
Egastas (egestatis)
Need, want, poverty F 3
874
indigeo (indigēre, indigui)
To need, to want, to desire 2
875
indigentia (-ae)
Need, want, lack, indigene F 1
876
indigus
Needing (+ genitive) Adj
877
Instrumentum (-i)
Tool, instrument, equipment Neuter 2
878
Supellex (-ectilis)
Furniture F 3
879
Merx (mercis)
Goods, wares F 3
880
Tunc
Then, next, at that time Adv
881
Confirmo (-are, -avi, -atum)
To strengthen, to reinforce 1
882
Laboro (-are, -avi, -atum)
To work, to labor, to toil, to worry, to work out, to make, to produce 1
883
Aliquantum
A good deal Adj Somewhat Adv
884
Paulo
A little Adv
885
Satis, Sat
Enough, sufficient Adj Enough, sufficiently, tolerably, fairly Adv
886
Vigor (-oris)
Vigor, energy M 3
887
Desum (deesse, -fui)
To be missing, to fail, to be wanting Irregular (follows esse/ to be)
888
Deficio (-icere, -eci, -ectum)
To desert, to foresake, to fail, to run short, to lack, to cease 3
889
Destituo (-uere, -ui, -utum)
To set apart, to place, to forsake, to leave in a lurch 3
890
Probatio (probationis)
Examination, test F 3
891
Obrussa (-ae)
Proof, assay, test F 1
892
Probo (probare, probavi, probatum)
To approve, to test, to inspect, to prove, to demonstrate 1
893
Experimentium (-i)
Proof, test, experience Neuter 2
894
Inquisitio (-onis)
Inquiry F 3
895
Quis (quem, cuius, cui, quo)?
Who? What? (people)
896
Quid (quid, cuius, cui, quo)?
What (objects)? Why (reasons, ideas)?
897
Qui?
Which? Nominative only
898
Lapis (lapidis)
Stone, stone marker, tombstone, statue M 3
899
Saxum (saxi)
Stone, rock (as in a stone or rock, as an object) Neuter 2
900
Petra (-ae)
Stone, rock (as a material) F 1
901
Saxifragus
Stone-crushing, stone-breaking Adj
902
Lapillus (-i)
Pebble M 2
903
Lapidosus
Stony, rocky Adj
904
Saxosus
Rocky, stony Adj
905
Saxulum (-i)
Pebble Neuter 2
906
Lapidicida (-ae)
Quarryman, stonecutter M 1
907
Monstrum (-i)
monster Neuter 2
908
Bēlua (-ae)
Beast, monster, brute F 1
909
Portentium (-i)
Omen Neuter 2
910
Prodigium (-i)
Unnatural deed, monster Neuter 2
911
Lamia (-ae)
Witch F 1
912
Iunctus
Connected, coupled, linked Adj
913
Conexus
Connected, joined, associated, coupled Adj
914
Junctus
Connected, coherent, collocated Adj
915
Concors
Harmonious, agreeing, harmonic Adj
916
Commembratus
United Adj
917
Concordis
Harmonious, agreeing, concurring, like minded, joint Adj
918
Consocius
Connected Adj
919
Congermanus
United Adj
920
Foedus (-is)
Treaty, agreement, contract, league, pact, covenant Neuter 3
921
Sisto (sistere, stiti, statum)
To cause to stand, to set, to place, to stop, to halt, to stand, to stabilize, to consolidate, to strengthen, to reinforce 3
922
Populus (-i)
People, nation, populous, the public M 2
923
Curia (-ae)
Court, meeting place, senate F 1
924
Societas (-atis)
Fellowship, association, alliance, company, corporation F 3
925
Varietas (-atis)
Difference, diversity F 3
926
Varie
Diversely Adv
927
Castor (-is)
Beaver M 3
928
Adorno (-are, -avi, -atum)
To get ready 1
929
Paro (-are, -avi, -atum)
To prepare, to get ready, to provide, to intend, to set about, to procure, to get, to buy, to arrange 1
930
Congruo (-ere, -i)
To coincide, to correspond, to suit, to agree, to sympathize 3
931
Discrepo (-are, -ui)
To be out of tune, to disagree, to differ, to be disputed 1
932
Dissentio (-entire, -ensi, -ensum)
To disagree, to differ, to be unlike, to be inconsistent 4
933
Dissideo (-idēre, -edi, -essum)
To be distant, to disagree, to quarrel, to differ, to be unlike, to be uneven 2
934
Reicio (-icere, -ieci, -iectum)
To throw back, to throw over the shoulder, to throw off, to drive back, to cast off, to reject, to repel, to scorn 3
935
Agō (agere, ēgī, actum)
To do or act (a generic word for taking an action) To do, act, make, negotiate, discuss, confer, talk, effect, accomplish, achieve, treat, deal, act, play, perform, transact, conduct, manage, administer, direct, guide, govern, drive, impel, move, push, conduct, debate, deliberate, plead, think about, aim at, get at, stir up, excite, cause, induce, disturb, agitate, vex, lead, chase, pursue, rob, steal, plunder, carry off, pass, spend, lead, slay, kill, put forth, sprout, extend. 3
936
Diīrus Dīrae Dīri
Ominous, fearful, dread, terrible Adj Bad luck F Plural 1 Terrors Neuter Plural 2
937
Sciūrus (-ī)
Squirrel M 2
938
Impēnsa (-ae)
Expense, outlay F 1
939
Convivium (-i & -ii)
Banquet, party, entertainment Neuter 2
940
Stertō (-ere, -ui)
To snore 3
941
Angelus (-i)
Angel M 2
942
Exspectō (-āre, -āvi, -ātum)
To wait for, to go see, to expect, to dread, to require 1
943
Maneō (-ēre, mansi, mansum)
To remain, to stay, to stop, to last, to abide, to continue, to wait for, to await 2
944
Opperior (-īrī, -tus)
To wait, to wait for
945
Pōmum (-i)
Fruit, fruit tree Neuter 2
946
Mālum (-i)
Apple, fruit Neuter 2
947
Prūnum (-ī)
Plum Neuter 2
948
Persicum (-i)
Peach Neuter 2
949
Mōrum (-ī)
Blackberry, mulberry Neuter 2
950
Bāca (-ae)
Berry, olive, fruit, pearl F 1
951
Ūva (-ae)
Grape, bunch of grapes, vine, cluster F 1
952
Lactūca (-ae)
Lettuce F 1
953
Rādīx (-īcis)
Root, radish F 3
954
Brassica (-ae)
Cabbage F 1
955
Caulis (-is)
Stalk, cabbage M 2
956
Rāpum (-ī)
Turnip Neuter 2
957
Oriens (-entis)
East M 3
958
Occidens (-entis)
West M 3
959
Australis
Southern Adj
960
Septentriōnes
North M Plural 3
961
Merīdiēs (-ēī)
Midday, noon, south F 5
962
Statua (-ae)
Statue F 1
963
Signum (-i)
Mark, sign, token, signal, password Neuter 2
964
Imāgō (-inis)
Likeness, picture, statue, ghost, echo, idea, mental image F 3
965
Usque
All the way (to or from), right up to, continuously, as long as, all the time, right on Adv
966
Rīdiculus Rīdiculus (-i) Rīdiculum (-i)
Amusing, funny, silly, ridiculous Adj Jester M 2 Joke Neuter 2
967
Dērīdiculus
Laughable Adj
968
Aspectiō (-icere, -exi, -ectum)
To look at, to examine, to consider, to catch sight of 2
969
Aspectus (-ūs)
Look, sight, glance, sense of sight, appearance, aspect M 4
970
Prūdēns (-entis)
Foreseeing, aware, wise, prudent, circumspect, skilled, versed in Adj
971
Imperō (-āre, -āvī, -ātum)
To order, command, demand, govern, rule, control, be emperor 1
972
Aliquot
Some (Indeclinable)
973
Saeviō (-īre, -īī, -ītum)
To rage, rave 4
974
Contrā
Opposite, against, conversely Adv Facing, against, opposite to, contrary to Prep Accusative
975
Impedlō (-īre, -īvī and -iī, -ītum)
To hinder, entangle, encircle, embarrass, obstruct, prevent 4
976
Dōnec Dōnicum Dōnique
Until Conj
977
Dum
While, as long as, provided that, if only Conj
978
Philosophus (-ī) Philosophus
Philosopher M 2 Philosophical Adj
979
Quoque
Also
980
Patera (-ae)
Dish, saucer, bowl F 1
981
Catīnus (-ī)
Pot, cooking bowl M 2
982
Catīllus (-ī)
Small dish M 2
983
Advenīo (-enīre, -ēnī, -entum)
To arrive, to come 4
984
Indigeō (-ēre, -uī)
To need, require, lack, desire 2 No supine and third person passive only
985
Tugurium (-ī and -īī)
Hut Neuter 2
986
Horreum (-ī)
Barn, granary, warehouse Neuter 2
987
Porta (-ae)
Gate, door F 1
988
Nāvāle (-is)
Singular Rigging (of a ship) Plural Dock, docks Neuter 3
989
Mola (-ae)
Millstone, mill (building) F 1
990
Pīstrīnum (-ī)
Mill, bakery, drudgery Neuter 2
991
Officīna (-ae)
Workshop, factory F 1
992
Castellum (-ī)
Fortress, castle, defense, refuge Neuter 2
993
Castra (-ōrum)
Camp (location), party (group), sect Neuter Plural 2
994
Turris (-is)
Tower F 3
995
Caupōna (-ae)
Shop, inn F 1
996
Caupōnula (-ae)
Tavern F 1
997
Tablīnum (-ī)
Study, office (room), archive Neuter 2
998
Thēātrum (-ī)
Theater, theatre Neuter 2
999
Biblīōthēca (-ae)
Library F 1
1000
Collēgīum (-ī)
College Neuter 2
1001
ācādēmīa (-ae)
University, academy F 1
1002
Ūniversitās (ūniversitātis)
University F 3
1003
Lāniēnus Lāniēna (-ae)
Related to a butcher Adj Butcher shop F 1
1004
Trucīdātiō (trucīdātiōnis)
Butchery F 3
1005
Negōtium (-ī and -īī)
Business, employment, occupation Neuter 2
1006
Concillium (-ī and -īī)
Council (group) Neuter 2
1007
Vīnea (vīneae)
Vineyard, vine, grapevine F 1
1008
Vīnētum (-ī)
Vineyard Neuter 2
1009
Portus (-ūs)
Harbor, port, haven, refuge, warehouse M 4
1010
īnsula (-ae)
Island, apartment building F 1
1011
Suburbium (-ī and -īī)
Suburb Neuter 2
1012
Templum (-ī)
Temple Neuter 2
1013
Monastērium (-ī and -īī)
Monastery Neuter 2
1014
Ecclēsia (-ae)
Church (building), assembly (group) F 1
1015
Vinculum (-ī)
Singular Bond, chain, cord, tie, link, band Plural Prison Neuter 2
1016
Amphitheātrum (-ī)
Amphitheater Neuter 2
1017
Stadium (-ī and -īī)
Racecourse Neuter 2
1018
Taberna (-ae)
Shop, inn F 1
1019
Hospitium (-ī and -īī)
Hospitality Neuter 2
1020
Execitō (-āre)
To exercise 1
1021
Cervus (-i) Cerva (-ae)
Deer M/f 1/2
1022
Ungula (-ae)
Hoof F 1
1023
Vinco (-ere, vīcī, victum)
To win, conquer, defeat
1024
Crepundia (-ōrum)
Toy, rattle Neuter Plural
1025
Lacerta (-ae) Lacertus (-i)
Lizard F, m 1, 2
1026
Reptillis
Creeping, crawling Adj
1027
Rēpō (-ere, rēpsī, rēptum)
To creep, to crawl 3
1028
Āmittō (-ittere, -īsī, -issum)
To let go, to lose (misplace not defeat) 3
1029
Salūtātiō (-ōnis)
Greeting, formal morning visit F
1030
Cornix (-icis)
Crow F 3
1031
Regiō (-ōnis)
Direction, line, boundary, quarter, region, district, ward, territory F 3
1032
Rēctā
Straight forward, straight Adv
1033
Tractus (-ūs)
The act of dragging, pulling or drawing, a track or train, region, lapse of time, drawl M 4
1034
Basium (-i)
Kiss M 2
1035
Maga (-ae)
Witch, magician F 1
1036
Venefica (-ae)
Poisoner, witch, sorcerer F 1
1037
Striga (-ae)
Witch F 1
1038
Praecantatrix (praecantatrīcis) Praecantrīx (praecantrīcis)
Enchantress, witch F 3
1039
Malefica (-ae)
Sorceress, witch F 1
1040
Lamia (-ae)
Lamia, seductress, snake-woman, enchantress F 1
1041
Incantatrīx (incantatrīcis)
Enchantress, witch F 3
1042
Fēstum (-ī)
Holiday, festival, banquet, feast Neuter 2
1043
Fēstus
Festive, of or pertaining to holidays Adj
1044
Feria (-ae)
Holiday marketplace, fair F 1
1045
Ēventus (-ūs)
Event, occurrence, outcome M 4
1046
Ēveniō (-īre, -ī, -tum)
To happen, to occur 4
1047
Sōbrius
Sober, not drunk Adj
1048
Successus (-ūs)
Course, flow, approach, outcome, success M 4
1049
Succēdō (-ere, successī, successum)
Climb, ascend, approach, succeed in, enter 3
1050
Bēstia (-ae)
Beast, wild animal F 1
1051
Fera (-ae)
Wild animal F 1
1052
Pecus (-oris) Pecus (-udis)
(Pecoris) Neuter 3 herd, flock, group of animals (Pecudis) F 3 a single herd animal (a head of cattle), beast, brute
1053
Chalybs (chalybis) Calibs (calibis)
Steel M 3
1054
Fābricātor (fābricātoris)
Builder, maker M 3
1055
Auctor (auctoris)
Seller, vendor, author, originator M 3
1056
Fabor (fabrī)
Artisan, craftsman, artificer, smith M 2
1057
Eques (equitis)
Horseman, rider, knight M 3
1058
Pāstor (pāstōris)
Shepard M 3
1059
Armentārius (armentārīī) Armentārius
Cowherd M 2 Related to livestock Adj
1060
Bubulcus (-ī)
Herdsman, ploughman, rustic person M 2
1061
Bubsequa (-ae) Bobsequa (-ae) Būsequa (-ae)
herder M 1
1062
Macellum (-ī)
Grocery, food stall, especially for meats Neuter 2
1063
Macula (-ae)
Spot, blemish, link, cell (in network or net) F 1
1064
Cōnficiō (cōnficere, cōnfēcī, cōnfectum)
To complete, execute, produce, collect 3
1065
Cōnfector (-is)
Maker M 3
1066
Cōnfectōrium (cōnfectōriī)
Slaughterhouse, especially for pigs Neuter 2
1067
Horrendus
Horrible, horrendous, horrific, dreadful, frightful, awful Adj
1068
Horreō ( horrēre, horruī)
To dread, to be afraid, to tremble 2
1069
Cinara (-ae)
Artichoke F 1
1070
Liquāmen (liquāminis)
Liquid mixture, fish sauce (made from whole fish) Neuter 3
1071
Garum (garī)
Fish sauce ( made from fish intestines) Neuter 2
1072
Liquō (liquāre, liquāvī, liquātum)
To melt, to liquify 1
1073
Liquāmentum (-ī)
Mixture (especially of liquids), concoction Neuter 2
1074
Oblīquō (oblīquāre, oblīquāvī, oblīquātum)
To twist aside, to dissemble, to speak evasively 1
1075
Oblīquus Oblīcus
Slanting, oblique, hostile Adj
1076
Oblīquitās ( oblīquitātis)
Slant F 3
1077
Liquefaciō (liquefacere, liquefēcī, liquefactum)
To melt, to liquify, to dissolve 3
1078
Liqueō (liquēre, licuī)
To be liquid or fluid 2
1079
Liquiditās (liquiditātis)
Liquidity, the quality of being liquid F 3
1080
Liquidum (-ī)
Liquid, liquid water Neuter 2
1081
Liquidus
Liquid, fluid, flowing Adj
1082
Solidus
Dense, solid, whole, firm Adj
1083
Dēliquō (dēliquāre, dēliquāvī, dēliquātum) Dēlicō (dēlicāre, dēlicāvī, dēlicātum)
To strain To make clear, to explain, to clarify To reveal, to disclose 1
1084
Fortuītus
Casual, accidental Adj
1085
iūstus iūstus (-ī)
Just, fair, lawful, proper, right Adj Right (privilege not direction) Rights, formalities Neuter 2
1086
Adiuvō (adiuvāre, adiūvī, adiūtum) Adiuerō, adiūverō
To help, to assist 1
1087
Iuvō, iuvāre, iūvī, iūtum)
To save,to help, to aid, to delight, to please 1
1088
Auxiliō (auxiliāre, auxiliātum)
To help, to aid, to assist, to be useful, to relieve, to heal, to cure 1
1089
Assistō (assistere, astitī) Adsistō
To assist, to stand by, to stand at, to defend, to aid, to stand before 3
1090
Sistō (sistere, stitī, statum)
To stop, to set, to place, to halt, to stand, to stabilize, to appear in court 3
1091
Calidus
Warm, eager, prompt Adj
1092
Fervidus
Hot, raging Adj
1093
Aestuōsus
Very hot, agitated Adj
1094
iūcundus
Delightful, pleasing Adj
1095
Nōminō (-āve, -āvi, -ātum)
To name 1
1096
Venēnum (-ī)
Poison, toxin, drug Neuter 2
1097
Oblectō (-āre, -āvī, -ātum)
To delight, amuse, entertain 1
1098
Sentiō (-īre, sēntī, sēnsum)
To feel, see, perceive 4
1099
Pīlum (-ī)
Javelin Neuter 2
1100
Rēte (-is)
Net Neuter 3
1101
Agitō (agitāre, agitāvī, agitātum)
To act or do (a generic word for a repeated or persistent action) To act, behave, do, make, drive, impel, row, shake, throb, brandish, wield, conduct, tend, control, hunt, chase, pursue, agitate, disturb, churn, rouse, stir up, excite, move, urge, disquiet, provoke, vex, trouble, torment, reprove, assail, blame, decry, scoff, deride, insult, mock, accomplish, have, hold, keep, celebrate, practice, exercise, spend, live, dwell, abide, sojourn, turn over, study, weigh, consider, meditate upon, be occupied with, devise, contrive, plot, design, intend, deliberate upon, confer about, discuss, debate, investigate. 1
1102
Agitō (agitāre, agitāvī, agitātum)
To act or do (a generic word for a repeated or persistent action) To act, behave, do, make, drive, impel, row, shake, throb, brandish, wield, conduct, tend, control, hunt, chase, pursue, agitate, disturb, churn, rouse, stir up, excite, move, urge, disquiet, provoke, vex, trouble, torment, reprove, assail, blame, decry, scoff, deride, insult, mock, accomplish, have, hold, keep, celebrate, practice, exercise, spend, live, dwell, abide, sojourn, turn over, study, weigh, consider, meditate upon, be occupied with, devise, contrive, plot, design, intend, deliberate upon, confer about, discuss, debate, investigate. 1
1103
Grātīs
Out of favor or kindness, gratuitously, freely, without cost Adverb
1104
Grātē
Gladly, willingly, gratefully, thankfully Adverb
1105
Grātiōsus
Popular, agreeable Adj
1106
Repraesentātiō (-ōnis)
Vivid presentation, cash payment F 3
1107
Dispēnsātor (-ōris)
Steward, treasurer, cashier M 3
1108
Arca (-ae)
Box, Money box, cash box, purse F 1
1109
Trādō (-ere, -idī, -itum)
To deliver ( as opposed to give) To hand over, give over, surrender, transmit, entrust, impart, confide, leave behind, hand down, narrate, recount, bequeath, betray 3
1110
Dō (dare, dedī, datum)
To give (as opposed to deliver) To impart, offer, render, present, afford, grant, bestow, confer, concede, surrender, yield, give up, put, adduce 1
1111
irrumō (irrumāre, irrumāvī, irrumātum)
To facefuck, irrumate, abuse, defile 1
1112
pēdīcō (pēdīcāre, pēdīdāvī, pēdīcātum) Pēdīcō (pēdīcōnis)
To sodomize 1 Sodomiser M 3
1113
Negōtiātīo (-ōnis)
Wholesale business, banking F 3
1114
Negōtiātor (-ōris)
Business person, wholeseller, banker M 3
1115
Lanīus (-ī)
Butcher M 2
1116
Trucīdo (trucīdāre, trucīdavī, trucīdātum)
To slaughter, to butcher 1
1117
Merda (-ae)
Shit F 1
1118
Negōtiolum (-ī)
Trivial matter M 2
1119
Ōtium (-ī)
Leisure, idleness, retirement, peace, quiet Neuter 2
1120
Acta (-ae)
Beach F 1
1121
Lītus (-oris)
Shore, coast Neuter 3
1122
Cēlō (cēlāre, cēlāvī, cēlātum)
To hide (something from someone), cover, keep a secret, conceal
1123
Dissimulō (dissumulāre, dissmulāvī, dissimulātum)
To conceal, hide, dissimulate, disguise, pretend, disregard, neglect, ignore 1
1124
Dēlitēscō (dēlitēscere, dēlituī)
To take refuge, hide, withdraw 3
1125
Astrūdō (astrūdere, abstrūsī, abstrūsum)
To push away, conceal, hide 3
1126
Occultō (occultāre, occultāvī, occultātum)
To conceal, hide 1
1127
Abdō (Abdere, abdidī, abditum)
To put away, to remove, to hide, to conceal, cover, suppress, sheathe 3
1128
Abscondō (abscondere, abscondī, absconditum)
To shroud, cover, hide, conceal, store, leave behind, lay up 3
1129
Veniō (-īre, vēnī, ventum)
To come 4
1130
Adveniō (advenīre, advēnī, adventum)
To arrive 4
1131
Adinveniō (adinvenīre, adinvēnī, adinventum)
To find out, devise, invent 4
1132
Anteveniō (antevenīre, antevēnī, anteventum)
To come before, arrive first, get the start of, anticipate 4
1133
Dēveniō (dēvenīre, dēvenī, dēventum)
To come down, descend, come from, come to, arrive at, land at, reach 4
1134
Perveniō (pervenīre, pervēnī, perventum)
To reach, to come, arrive, attain, come to 4
1135
Praeveniō (praevenīre, praevēnī, praeventum)
To anticipate, precede, interrupt, prevent 4
1136
Proveniō (provenīre, provēnī, proventum)
To come forth, originate, arise, appear, grow up, thrive, prosper 4
1137
Trānsveniō (trānsvenīre, trānsvēnī, trānsventum)
To come from another location 4
1138
Inveniō (invenīre, invēnī, inventum)
To find, discover, learn, invent, devise, get, acquire, earn 4
1139
Strepō (strepere, strepuī, strepitum)
To make a noise, rattle, rustle, rumble, murmur, hum, roar 3
1140
Astrepō (astrepere, no 3,4) Adstrepō
To applaud, a claim, make a noise at 3
1141
Circumstrepō (circumstrepere, circumstrepuī, circumstrepitum)
To make a noise around a place 3
1142
Īnstrepō (īnstrepere, īnstrepuī, īnstrepitum)
To sound, resound, rattle, clatter, creak 3
1143
Obstrepō (obstrepere, obstrepuī, obstrepitum) Opstrepō
To roar, resound, sound, clamor, blame, be troublesome, annoy, impede, hinder, oppose, disturb, fill with noise 3
1144
Frigidus Fricdus Frigdus Fridus
Cold Adj
1145
Gelidus
Ice cold, icy, frosty Adj
1146
Perfrigidus
Very cold Adj
1147
Frīgus (frīgoris)
Cold, coldness, a cold place Neuter 3
1148
Gravēdō (gravēdinis)
Head cold F 3
1149
Algēscō (algēscere, alsī)
To become cold 3
1150
Algeō (algēre, alsī)
To be cold 2
1151
Frīgēscō (frīgēscere, frīxī/frīguī)
To grow cold 3
1152
Refrīgēscō (refrīgēscere, refrīxī)
To cool 3
1153
Glaciēs (glaciēi)
Ice F 5
1154
Glacia (-ae)
Ice F 1
1155
Frīgeō (frīgēre, frīxī/frīguī)
To freeze 2
1156
Gelu (gelūs) Gelus (gelūs)
Frost Neuter (single only) 4
1157
Gelum (gelī)
Frost Neuter 2
1158
Ārdor (ārdōris)
Flame, fire, heat, brightness, blast of heat or fire M 3
1159
Calor (calōris)
Heat, warmth, glow M 3
1160
Aestus (aestūs)
Fire, heat, tide, surge of the sea M 4
1161
Incalēscō (incalēscere, incaluī)
To grow warm, to glow 3
1162
Calēscō (calēscere)
To warm up 3
1163
Flagrō (flagrāre, flagrāvī, flagrātum)
To burn 1
1164
Accendō (accendere, accendī, accēndum)
To inflame, arouse, kindle 3
1165
Īnflammō (īnflammāre, īnflammāvī, īnflammātum)
To ignite 1
1166
Flammō (flammāre, flammāvī, flammātum)
To flame, blaze, burn 1
1167
Flamma (-ae)
Flame 1
1168
Calēfaciō (calēfacere, caēfēcī, calēfactum)
To warm 3
1169
Fervēfaciō (fervēfacere, fervēfēcī, fervēfactum)
To heat 3
1170
Ignis (ignis)
Fire 3
1171
Incendium (-I)
Inferno 2
1172
Grassātor (grassātōris)
Vagabond, bully, hoodlum, criminal, gangster M 3
1173
Grassor (grassārī, grassātus sum)
To loiter, prowl, move around, march on, advance, attack 1 Despondent
1174
Rapiō (rapere, rapuī, raptum)
To snatch, grab, carry off, abduct, steal 3
1175
Subripiō (subripere, surripuī, surreptum)
To snatch away, steal, pilfer, purion, filch 3
1176
Fūror (fūrārī, fūrātus sum)
To steal, plunder, take away by stealth 1 Deponent
1177
Fūrāx
Thieving Adj (fūrācis) 3
1178
iubeō (iubēre, iussī, iussum)
To authorize, legitimate, make lawful, bid, command, order 2
1179
Ostentō (ostentāre, ostentāvī, ostentātum)
To exhibit, show, present, show off, offer (as an example), promise, point out, reveal 1
1180
Dōnō (dōnāre, dōnāvī, dōnātum)
To give, present, bestow, grant 1
1181
Offerō (offerre, obtulī, oblātum)
To bring before, present, offer, bestow, show, exhibit, expose, sacrifice 3
1182
Spectāculum (spectāculi)
Show, spectacle Neuter 2
1183
Lūdicrum (lūdicrī)
Stage play, show, plaything, source of fun Neuter 2