hom?, hominis
man (3rd, M)
imper?tor, imper?t?ris
commander in chief, general (3rd, M)
v?rit?s, v?rit?tis
truth (3rd, F)
Caesar, Caesaris
Caesar (3rd, M)
sal?s, sal?tis
safety, welfare, salvation (3rd, F)
v?x, v?cis
voice, cry (3rd, F)
aud?vit
he/she/it heard
virt?s, virt?tis
courage, virtue (3rd, F)
m?les, m?litis
soldier (3rd, M)
p?x, p?cis
peace (3rd, F)
via, viae
road, way (1st, F)
populus, popul?
people, nation (2nd, M)
m?n?v?runt
they fortified, they constructed (w. viam or vi?s)
pars, partis
part (3rd, F) *i-stem
collis, collis
hill (3rd, M) *i-stem
hostis, hostis
enemy (3rd, M) *i-stem
g?ns, gentis
tribe (3rd, F) *i-stem
caed?s, caedis
slaughter (3rd, F) *i-stem
fr?ter, fr?tris
brother (3rd, M)
pater, patris
father (3rd, M)
m?ter, m?tris
mother (3rd, F)
m?ns, montis
mountain (3rd, M) *i-stem
cl?mor, cl?m?ris
shouting, shout (3rd, M)
pr?nceps, pr?ncipis
chief, leading man (3rd, M)
occ?d?runt
they killed
fl?men, fl?minis
river (3rd, N)
iter, itineris
journey, march, route (3rd, N)
corpus, corporis
body (3rd, N)
vulnus, vulneris
wound (3rd, N)
agmen, agminis
column, army (3rd, N)
n?men, n?minis
name (3rd, N)
mundus, mund?
world (2nd, M)
erat
he/she/it was
erant
they were
adventus, advent?s
arrival, coming (4th, M)
equit?tus, equit?t?s
calvary (4th, M)
exercitus, exercit?s
army (4th, M)
impetus, impet?s
attack (4th, M)
metus, met?s
fear (4th, M)
sp?ritus, sp?rit?s
breath, spirit (4th, M)
portus, port?s
harbor (4th, M)
sen?tus, sen?t?s
senate (4th, M)
nunc
now
autem
however
f?c?runt
they made
v?nit
he, she, it came
v?n?runt
they came
r?s, re?
thing, affair (5th, F)
fid?s, fide?
faith, reliability, faithfulness (5th, F)
aci?s, aci??
battle line (5th F)
sp?s, spe?
hope (5th, F)
posu?runt
they put, they placed
castra, castr?rum
camp (2nd, N, pl but means sing.)
imped?menta, imped?ment?rum
baggage, baggage train (2nd, N, pl but means sing.)
gr?tia, gr?tiae
favor, influence, grace (1st, F, sing. only)
gr?tiae, gr?ti?rum
thanks (1st, F, pl. only)
c?pia, c?piae
supply, abundance (1st, F, sing. only)
c?piae, c?pi?rum
troops, forces (1st, F, pl. only)
posu?runt
they put, they placed, they pitched (w. castra)
agunt
they give (w. gr?ti?s)
terra, terrae
earth, land (1st, F)
porta, portae
gate (1st, F)
Mar?a, Mar?ae
Mary (1st, F)
nauta, nautae
sailor (1st, M)
vict?ria, vict?riae
victory (1st, F)
silva, silvae
forest (1st, F)
gl?ria, gl?riae
fame, glory (1st, F)
?rat
he/she/it prays
?rant
they pray
videt
he/she/it sees
vident
they see
n?n
not
laudat
he/she/it praises
laudant
they praise
pr?vincia, pr?vinciae
province (1st, F)
servus, serv?
slave, servant (2nd, M)
f?lius, f?li?
son (2nd, M)
Deus, De?
God (2nd, M)
am?cus, am?c?
friend (2nd, M)
Chr?stus, Chr?st?
Christ (2nd, M)
Chr?stianus, Chr?stian?
Christian (2nd, M)
et
and
bellum, bell?
war (2nd, N)
caelum, cael?
sky, Heaven (2nd, N)
r?gnum, r?gn?
kingdom, royal power (2nd, N)
praemium, praemi?
reward (2nd, N)
per?culum, per?cul?
danger (2nd, N)
imperium, imperi?
command, power, empire (2nd, N)
dedit
he/she/it gave
ded?runt
they gave
gladius, gladi?
sword (2nd, M)
sed
but
oppidum, oppid?
town (2nd, N)
Gallia, Galliae
Gaul (1st, F)
Gallus, Gall?
a Gaul (2nd, M)
R?m?nus, R?m?n?
a Roman (2nd, M)
R?ma, R?mae
Rome (1st, F)
propter
on account of (acc)
cum
with (abl)
post
after, behind (acc)
in
in, on (abl)
sum
I am
es
you (singular) are
est
he/she/it is
sumus
we are
estis
you (plural) are
sunt
they are
quod
because
itaque
therefore, and so
incolunt
they inhabit
vid?tis
you (plural) see
v?c?runt
they conquered
magnus, a, um
great, large
altus, a, um
high, deep
bonus, a, um
good
longus, a, um
long
malus, a, um
bad
multus, a, um
much (pl. many)
s?nctus, a, um
holy, saint
pr?mus, a, um
first
angustus, a, um
narrow
reliquus, a, um
remaining, the rest of
t?tus, a, um
safe
R?m?nus, a, um
Roman
Chr?sti?nus, a, um
Christian
Pr?
in front of, on behalf of (w/ abl)
inopia, ae
scarcity, want (1st, F)
dominus, ?
master, Lord (2nd, M)
m?rus, ?
wall (2nd, M)
fr?mentum, ?
grain, pl. crops (2nd, N)
legi?, legi?nis
legion (3rd, F)
gravis, e
heavy, severe, serious
brevis, e
short
comm?nis, e
common
difficilis, e
difficult
facilis, e
easy
fortis, e
brave, strong
n?bilis, e
noble, renowned
omnis, e
all, every
cupidus, a, um
eager, desirouse (w. gen)
pl?nus, a, um
full (w/ gen or abl)
f?nitimus, a, um
neighboring, next (w/ dat)
similis, e
like, similar (w/ gen or dat)
J?s?s, ?
Jesus (4th, M)
et...et
both...and
quid
what?
pr?m? l?ce
at dawn
urbs, urbis
city
p?ns, pontis
bridge (3rd, M)
signum, ?
standard, signal, sign (2nd, N)
eques, equitis
horseman, pl. cavalry (3rd, M)
l?x, l?gis
law (3rd, F)
r?x, r?gis
king (3rd, M)
dux, ducis
leader (3rd, M)
l?x, l?cis
light (3rd, M)