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Question | Answer |
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amo, amāre | to love, like |
cogito, cogitāre | to think, consider, plan |
debeo, debēre | to owe, ought, must |
do, dāre | to give, offer |
erro, errāre | to wander, err, be mistaken |
laudo, laudāre | to praise |
moneo, monēre | to remind, advise, warn |
salveo, salvēre | to be well, in good health, (hello) |
conservo, conservāre | to conserve |
terro, terrēre | to frighten, terrify |
valeo, valēre | to be strong, have power, (goodbye) |
video, vidēre | to see, observe; understand |
voco, vocāre | to call, summon |
festino, festināre | to hasten |
culpo, culpāre | to blame |
pecco, pecāre | to sin |
volo, volāre | to fly |
respondeo, respondēre | to respond, reply |
me | me, myself |
quid | what |
nihil | nothing |
non | not |
saepe | often |
bis | twice |
si | if |
cito | quickly |
et | and |
hodie | today |
ira, irae | f., anger |
fama, famae | f., rumor; report; fame, reputation |
forma, formae | f., form; shape; beauty |
fortuna, fortunae | f., fortune; luck |
nauta, nautae | m., sailor |
patria, patriae | f., native land |
pecunia, pecuniae | f., money; coin |
philosophia, philosophiae | f., philosophy |
poena, poenae | f., penalty; punishment |
poeta, poetae | m., poet |
porta, portae | f., gate; entrance |
puella, puellae | f., girl |
rosa, rosae | f., rose |
sententia, sententiae | f., feeling; thought; opinion; sentence |
vita, vitae | f., life; way of life |
venia, veniae | f., pardon, favor |
clementia, clementiae | f., clemency, mercy |
turba, turbae | f., crowd, multitude |
insania, insaniae | f., insanity, unsoundness |
avaratia, avaratiae | f., avarice, greed |
catena, catenae | f., chain |
rota, rotae | f., wheel |
ars, artis | f., art, skill |
creo (1) | to create |
basio (1) | to kiss |
obduro (1) | to be firm, tough |
deporto (1) | to cary away |
recuso (1) | to refuse, reject |
vito (1) | to avoid |
iubeo, iubēre | to order |
timeo, timēre | to fear |
saevus, a, um | adj., cruel |
antiquus, a, um | adj., ancient, old |
magnus, a, um | adj., large, great, important |
meus, a, um | adj., my |
multus, a, um | adj., many |
tuus, a, um | adj., your |
sanus, a, um | adj., sane, sound |
nullus, a, um | adj., no |
immodicus, a, um | adj., immoderate, excessive |
sed | but |
te | you (acc.) |
sine | without (abl.) |
ager, agrī | field (m) |
agricola, -ae | farmer (m) |
amīca, -ae | friend (f) |
amīcus, amicī | friend (m) |
avarus, avara | greedy |
de | down from; concerning |
femina, -ae | woman |
filia, -ae | daughter |
filius, filiī | son |
habēo, habēre, habui, habitum | to have; hold; consider |
hodie | today |
in | in; on |
numerus, -ī | number |
pauci, paucae | few |
populus, -ī | the people; a nation |
puer, puerī | boy |
Romanus, Romana | Roman |
sapientia, -ae | wisdom |
satio, satiare | to satisfy; sate |
semper | always |
vir, virī | man; hero; husband |
basium, -ī | n., (2) a kiss |
bellum, -ī | n., (2), war |
consilium, -ī | n., (2), plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgement, wisdom |
cara, -ae | f., (1), care, attention, caution, anxiety |
donum, -ī | n., (2), gift, present |
exitium, -ī | n., (2) destruction, ruin |
magister, magistrī | m., (2), teacher, schoolmaster |
magistra, -ae | f., (1), teacher, schoolmistress |
mora, -ae | f., delay |
nihil | n., indeclineable, nothing |
oculus, -ī | m., eye |
officium, -ī | duty, service |
otium, -ī | n., leisure, peace |
perīculum, -ī | n., danger, risk |
remedium, -ī | n., cure, remedy |
bellus, -a, -um | adj., pretty, handsome, charming |
bonus, -a, -um | adj., good, kind |
humanus, -a, -um | adj., human, pertaining to man |
malus, -a, -um | adj., bad, evil, wicked |
parvus, -a, -um | adj., small, little |
stultus, -a, -um | adj., foolish |
stultus, -ī | m., a fool |
verus, -a, -um | adj., true, real, proper |
iuvo, iuvare, iuvī, iutum | (1) to help, aid, assist, please |
adiuvo, adiuvare, adiuvī, adiutum | to help, aid assist, please |
sum, esse, fuī, futurum | to be, exist |
adulescentia, -ae | f., youth; young manhood |
animus, -ī | m., soul; spirit; mind |
caelum, -ī | n., sky; heaven |
culpa, -ae | f., fault; blame |
gloria, -ae | f., glory; fame |
verbum, -ī | n., word |
tē | abl. & acc. sg. you, yourself |
liber, libera, liberum | adj., free |
noster, nostra, nostrum | adj., our; ours |
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum | beautiful; handsome; fine |
sanus, -a, -um | adj., sound; healthy; sane |
igitur | postpositive conj., therefore, consequently |
-ne | suffix added to the first word of a sentence indicating a question to which the answer is unknown |
propter | prep. + acc., on account of; because of |
cras | adv., tomorrow |
herī | adv., yesterday |
quando | interrog. & relative adv. and conj., when |
sī quando | idiom, if ever |
satis | indeclinable noun, enough |
tum | adv., then |
ceno (1) | v., to dine |
culpo (1) | v., to blame |
remaneo, remanēre, remansi, remansum | v., to remain; stay; abide; continue |
maneo, manēre, mansi, mansum | v., to remain; stay; abide; continue |
supero (1) | v., to be above; to conquer |
animī, -orum | m., high spirits; pride; courage |
dea | goddess |
deus | god |
discipula | student |
discipulus | student |
īnsidiae | treachery |
liber | book |
tyrannus | tyrant |
vitium | vice |
Graecus | Greek |
perpetuus | lasting |
plēnus | full |
salvus | safe |
secundus | second |
vester | your |
-que | and |
ubi | where |
ibi | there |
nunc | now |
quarē | therefore |
possum | I am able |
tolero | I endure |