a, ab, abs (prep. + abl.)
(away) from, by
ac, atque
and, also; as than
accipi?, accipere, acc?p?, acceptus
to receive
?ctus, a um
perfect passive participle from ag?
ad (prep. + acc.)
to, toward, at, near
afore; adforem
from the verb adsum
adsum, adesse, adfu?, adfut?rus
to be near, to be present, to assist
aequor, aequoris n.
sea, waves; (level) plain
age, agite
come on! lead on! up!
agmen, agminis n.
army, line, troop; course
ag?, agere, ?g? ?ctus
to drive, to do, to lead
aio, ais, ait; aiunt
to say, speak, assert
alius, alia, aliud
other, another, else
altus, a, um
high, lofty, deep
amor, amoris m.
love, desire, passion
anima, -ae f.
air, breath, life, soul, shade
animus, anim? m.
mind, spirit, soul, courage
ante (prep. + acc.)
before, in front of; sooner, previously
antiquus, a, um
ancient, old, aged, former, of olden times
ara, -ae f.
altar
arde?, ard?re, ars?, arsus
to burn, be eager
arma, arm?rum n. pl.
arms, weapons, equipment
arvum, -? n.
plowed land, field, region
arx, arcis f.
citadel, fort, height, hill
at, ast
but, yet, however, at least
?ter, ?tra, ?trum
black, gloomy, deadly
atque, ac
and, and also, and even
audi?, aud?re, aud?v?, aud?tus
to hear (of), to listen to
aura, -ae f.
breeze, air; favor; light
aurum, -? n.
gold (object, equipment)
aut . . . aut
either . . . or
aut
or
bellum, -? n.
war
caelum, -? n.
sky, heaven; weather
campus, -? m.
plain, field, level surface
capi?, capere, c?p?, captus
to take, to seize, to capture; captivate, deceive, occupy
caput, capitis n.
head; summit; life, person
casus, cas?s m.
chance, (mis)fortune, fall
cern?, cernere, cr?v?, cr?tus
to discern, perceive, understand, decide; fight
circum (prep. + acc.)
around, about, at, near
cl?mor, cl?moris m.
shout, roar, applause
classis, classis f.
fleet, army, ship
comes, comitis m./f.
comrade, follower
coniunx, coniugis m.
spouse
corpus, corporis n.
body, form
cum (conj.)
when, while, since, although
cum (prep. + abl.)
with
c?nctus, a, um
all, whole, entire
c?ra, -ae f.
care, anxiety, grief; love
cursus, -?s m.
course, running; haste
Danaus, a, um
Danaan, Greek
d? (prep. + abl.)
down from, concerning, about
dea, -ae f.
goddess
deus, -? m.
god
dexter, dextra, dextrum
right, favorable; right hand
d?c?, d?cere, d?x?, dictus
to say, speak, tell, call, name
dictum, -? n.
word, speech, command
di?s, di?? m.
day, time, season
d?vus, a, um
divine, heavenly, deified; god/goddess
d?, dare, ded?, datus
to give, grant, allow, bestow
domus, -?s f.
house, home, abode; family, race, line
d?num, -? n.
gift, offering, prize, reward
d?c?, d?cere, d?x?, ductus
to lead, draw, protract; produce; think
dum
while, as long as, until, provided
?, ex (prep. + abl.)
out of, from, according to
?g?
see the verb ag?
ego, me?
I
e?, ?re, ?v?, i?, itus
to go, proceed, come
equus, -? m.
horse, steed, charger
?ripi?, ?ripere, ?ripu?, ?reptus
to snatch, tear away; rescue, hasten
err?, err?re, err?v?, err?tus
to stray, wander, err, linger
et
and, also, even, too
et . . . et
both . . . and
euntis, eunt?, euntem
going (present participle of e?, ?re)
faci?, facere, f?c?, factus
to do, make, perform; grant, offer; suppose
f?ma, -ae f.
fame, report, reputation
f?re, f?r?; f?tur; f?tus, a, um
from the verb for (to speak, say)
f?tum, -? n.
fate, destiny, doom; oracle
fer?, ferre, tul?, l?tus
to bear, endure; wear; report, say
ferrum, -? n.
iron; sword, weapon, tool
fessus, a, um
tired, weary, feeble; worn
f?nis, -is m.
end, limit, border; country; goal; starting place
flamma, -ae f.
flame, fire, torch; love
fl?ctus, -?s m.
wave, tide, flood, sea
for, f?r?, f?tus sum
to speak, say, tell, utter
fors, fortis f.
chance, fortune
fort?na, -ae f.
fortune, chance, luck
fuga, -ae f.
flight, haste, exile, speed
fugi?, fugere, f?g?
to flee (from), escape, shun
fund?, fundere, f?d?, f?sus
to pour (out), shed; lay low, slay, rout; extend
fur?, furere, furu?
to rage, rave, be frantic
fut?rus, a, um
future, destined, impending, about to be; from verb sum
geminus, a, um
twin, double, two
genitor, genit?ris m.
father, begetter, sire
g?ns, gentis f.
clan, race, nation, herd
genus, generis n.
birth, origin, race; descendant; kind, family