bellum
(N) bell? - war
cohors
(F) cohortis - cohort
facinus
(N) facinoris - crime
fid?s
(F) fide? - loyalty, trustworthiness, fatith
legi?
(F) legi?nis - legion
l?g?tus
(M) l?g?t? - commander
perfidia
(F) perfidiae - treachery
pr?ncipia
(N) pr?ncip?rum - headquarters
pr?vincia
(F) pr?vinciae - province
r?gnum
(N) r?gn? - kingdom
trib?nus
(M) trib?n? - tribune
acc?s?, acc?s?re
acc?s?v?, acc?s?tus - to accuse
aufer?, auferre
abstul?, abl?tus - to take away, steal
collig?, colligere
coll?g?, coll?ctus - to gather, collect
doce?, doc?re
docu?, doctus - to teach
?nstru?, ?nstruere
?nstr?x?, ?nstr?ctus - to draw up, instruct
occup?, occup?re
occup?v?, occup?tus - to occupy, seize
oportet
it is right
m? oportet
I must
praebe?, praeb?re
praebu?, praebitus - to provide
refer?, referre
rettul?, rel?tus - to bring back, deliver
comm?tus, comm?ta, comm?tum
moved, excited, upset
falsus, falsa, falsum
false
n?tus, n?ta, n?tum
famous, well-known
quot?
how many?
saevus, saeva, saevum
savage, cruel
ultimus, ultima, ultimum
furthest
num
whether
s?n?
obviously
s?
if
ut
to, in order to, that (when used with subjunctive)