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LatinEnglish
ego mei mihi me me I, me
nos nostrum/nostri we; us
voco vocare vocavi vocatus to call
debeo debere debui debitus to owe; ought
habeo habere habui habitus to have, hold
moveo movere movi motus to move
teneo tenere tenui tentus to hold
video videre vidi visus to see
vereor vereri veritus sum to fear
ago agere egi actus to drive, do, act, concern oneself with
capio capere cepi captus to seize
credo credere credidi creditus to trust, believe
qui quae quod who, which
dico dicere dixi dictus to say, speak
duco ducere duxi ductus to lead; consider
facio facere feci factus to do, make
gero gerere gessi gestus to bear, manage
incipio incipere incepi inceptus to begin
interficio interficere interfeci interfectus to kill
mitto mittere misi missus to send; release, let go
occido occidere occidi occisum to knock down, kill
peto petere petii/petivi petitus to seek, go towards
pono ponere posui positus to place
quidam quaedam quiddam a certain person/thing
reddo reddere reddidi redditus to return
vivo vivere vixi victus to live
loquor loqui locutus sum to speak
sequor sequi secutus sum to follow, come next
utor uti usus sum to use
audio audire audivi auditus to hear
scio scire scivi/scii scitus to know
venio venire veni ventum to come
alius alia aliud (archaic: alis alid) other, another
alter altera alterum other of two
quis quid who, what
neuter neutra neutrum neither
nullus nulla nullum not any, no
solus sola solum alone, only
totus tota totum whole
ullus ulla ullum any
unus una unum one
uter utra utrum either which (of two)
causa causae f. cause, reason, lawsuit
gloria gloriae f. renown, glory
terra terrae f. land
quisque quidque/quicque each, every
aequus aequa aequum equal
amicus amica amicum friendly (+dat.)
animus animi m. spirit, mind
annus anni m. year
arma armorum n. arms, weapons
bellum (duellum) belli n. war
bonus bona bonum good
certus certa certum sure, fixed
dignus digna dignum worthy
deus dei m. god
sui sibi se se himself, herself, itself (reflexive)
filius filii m. son
imperium imperii n. command, power
ingenium ingeni(i), n. disposition, ability
iudicium iudici(i) n. decision; trial
liber libera liberum free
adeo so, to such a point, to such an extent
locus loci m. or loca locorum n. pl. place, region
longus longa longum long, far
magnus magna magnum great
meus mea meum my, mine
tu tui tibi te te you
modus modi m. measure; manner
multus multa multum much, many
natus nati m. (or gnatus) son
noster nostra nostrum our, ours
novus nova novum new
parvus parva parvum small
populus populi m. people
primus prima primum first
principium principi(i) n. beginning
publicus publica publicum public
vos vestrum/vestri you (plural)
quantus quanta quantum how great
regnum regni n. royal power, kingdom
salvus salva salvum safe, intact
suus sua suum his/her/its own
tantus tanta tantum so much, so great
tuus tua tuum your
verus vera verum real, true
vester vestra vestrum your
vir viri m. man
adulescens adulescentis young, growing; young person
atque or ac and, also
aetas aetatis f. age
civis civis m. or f. citizen
civitas civitatis f. citizenship; the state (late)
corpus corporis n. body
crimen criminis n. verdict, accusation
dux ducis m. or f. leader, general
facilis facile easy
gens gentis f. family, clan
gravis grave heavy
homo hominis m. human being, man
hostis hostis m. (public) enemy
ius iuris n. right, justice, law
mater matris f. mother
miles militis m. soldier
mors mortis f. death
mulier mulieris f. woman
nomen nominis n. name
omnis omne every; all
ops opis f. resources
ordo ordinis m. row
hic haec hoc this, these
pars partis f. part, portion
pater patris m. father; (in pl.) Patricians; Senators
potestas potestatis f. power
qualis quale what sort
rex regis m. king
similis simile similar
sol solis m. sun
talis tale such
tempus temporis n. time
urbs urbis f. city
uxor uxoris f. wife
virtus virtutis f. manliness, courage
vis vis f. force
vulnus vulneris n. wound
domus domi f. house, home
dies diei m. or f. day
fides fidei f. trust, faith
res rei f. matter, business, affair, thing
an or, whether, if
aut; aut... aut or, either...or
autem however; moreover
idem eadem idem same
deinde or dein then, next
dum while, until, provided that
enim in fact, for
et and
etiam also
nam for
ne not; in order that…not; that…not; that
neque or nec and not; neither … nor …
ille illa illud that
atque and
quia because
quod because
sed but
ipse ipsa ipsum himself, herself, itself (intensive)
si if
tamen nevertheless, however
tum or tunc then, at that time
ut or uti so that; as, when; that; how? In what manner?
vel or
a ab abs from, by
cum with (prep. +abl.)
de down from, about, concerning
e ex out of, from
pro on behalf of, for, instead of, in accordance with (+ abl.)
is ea id he, she it; that
sine without (+abl.)
ad to, up to, towards
ante before, in front of (adv. and prep. +acc.)
contra against, opposite (adv. and prep. +acc.)
inter between, among; during
per through
post after (adv. and prep. +acc.)
trans across
in in, on
sub under
iste ista istud that
haud or haut not at all, by no means
iam now; already
inde from there, from then
ita in this way, so
modo only, just now
non not
nondum not yet
nunc now
quam than; as, how
quidem moreover
nemo neminis m. or f. no one
satis or sat (comp. satius) enough
tam so
ubi where, when
unde from where, whence
do dare dedi datus to give
eo there, in that place; for that reason
fero ferre tuli latus to bear, carry, report
fio fieri factus sum to become
inquam inquis inquit inquiunt to say
nolo nolle nolui to be unwilling (+ inf.)
nihil or nil or nihilo n. nothing
possum posse potui to be able
sum esse fui futurus to be
volo velle volui to wish
amo amare amavi amatus to love
appello appellere appuli appulsus to drive to; bring
impero imperare imperavi imperatus to command, control
iuro iurare iuravi iuratus to swear, take an oath
probo probare probavi probatus to approve
puto putare putavi putatus to think
sto stare steti statum to stand
minor smaller
minimus minima minimum smallest
melior better
optimus best
maior greater
maximus greatest
bene well
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