nuntio, nuntia?re, nuntia?vi, nuntia?tus
to report
species, specie?i, f
sight, appearance; form, shape, beauty
stringo, stringere, strinxi, strictus
to draw tight; to draw out, unsheathe
talis, tale
such, such a, of such a kind; talis .., qualis .., of such a kind .., as .. (e.g., talis filius est qualis pater, the son is of such a kind as the father)
auris, auris, f. (gen. plur. aurium)
ear
cantus, cantus, m
song
descendo, descendere, descendi
to go down, come down, descend to or from
frango, frangere, fregi, fractus
to break, smash, crush
interrogo, interroga?re, interroga?vi, interroga?tus
to ask, question
invenio, inveni?re, inve?ni, inventus
to come upon; to find, discover
moneo, mone?re, monui, monitus
to warn, advise
proficiscor, profiscisci, profectus sum
to depart, set out; to proceed, journey
superus, supera, superum
above, upper; superi, supero?rum, m.: (plur. may have sing. meaning) the living, the upper world
vivo, vivere, vixi
to live
erro, erra?re, erra?vi, erra?tus
to wander
fluctus, fluctus, m
wave, billow
iacto, iacta?re, iacta?vi, iacta?tus
to throw; to toss about or around; to utter forcefully or vehemently
naufragium, naufragii, n
shipwreck; naufragium facere: to suffer a shipwreck
pectus, pectoris, n.
chest, breast; heart , spirit
piscis, piscis, m. (gen. plur. piscium)
fish
accipio, accipere, acce?pi, acceptus
to obtain, receive
libera?lis, libera?le
kind, generous; liberaliter: kindly, generously
operio, operi?re, operui, opertus
to cover
ops, opis, f
aid, help, assistance
servus, servi, m
slave
domus, domus, f
house , home
epulor, epula?ri, epula?tus sum
to feast, feast on
expugno, expugna?re, expugna?vi, expugna?tus
to capture, conquer
flos, floris, m
flower
gusto, gusta?re, gusta?vi, gusta?tus
to taste
malus, mala, malum
bad, evil
obliviscor, oblivisci, oblitus sum
to forget
praeda, praedae, f.
booty, spoils
procreo, procrea?re, procrea?vi, procrea?tus
to father; to beget, give birth to; to produce, bring forth
revertor, reverti, reversus sum
to return, go back
argentum, argenti, n
silver
excaeco, excaeca?re, excaeca?vi, excaeca?tus
to blind
liber, libera, liberum
free; libere: freely
pecus, pecoris, n
herd, flock; sheep, cattle
solvo, solvere, solvi, solu?tus
to loosen; to untie, release
trado, tradere, tradidi, traditus
to hand over; to deliver, entrust
interficio, interficere, interfe?ci, interfectus
to kill
minor, mina?ri, mina?tus sum
to threaten
nihil or nil (indecl.)
nothing; (used with adv. force)
not at all, in no respect