| Question | Answer |
| miles | militis, m. = soldier |
| dum | (adv.) = while |
| lente | (adv.) = slowly |
| gladius | gladii, m. = sword |
| peto | petere, petivi, petitus = to seek; to attack |
| deinde | (adv.) = next, then |
| suus | -a, -um = his/her/its//their (own) |
| caput | capitis, n. = head |
| scutum | scuti, n. = shield |
| sinister | sinistra, sinistrum = left |
| dexter | dextra, dextrum = right |
| manus | manus, f. = hand [this is a 4th decl. noun!] |
| territus | -a, -um = scared, terrified |
| aliquis, aliquid | = someone, something |
| effugio | effugere, effugi, --- = to escape, to run away |
| comparo | (1) = to bring together |
| rete | retis, n. = net |
| funis | funis, m. = rope |
| atque | = and |
| rotundus | -a, -um = round |
| ancora | ancorae, f. = anchor |
| gracilis | -e = slender |
| latus | lateris, n. = side |
| ligo | (1) = to tie, bind |
| adligo | (1) = to tie, bind to [ligo + prep. ad] |
| levis | -e = light (in weight) |
| gravis | -e = heavy; serious, grave |
| frango | frangere, fregi, fractus = to break |
| cado | cadere, cecidi, casus = to fall |
| vox | vocis, f. = voice |
| caveo | cavere, cavi, cautus = to beware, to be cautious |
| cedo | cedere, cessi, cessus = to give up, yield to |
| numquam | (adv.) = never |
| itaque | = and so |
| fortitudo | fortitudinis, f. = bravery |
| cupio | cupire, cupivi, cupitus = to desire |
| navicula | naviculae, f. = little boat |
| do | dare, dedi, datus = to give |
| peritus | -a, -um = skilled |
| primus | -a, -um = first |
| verbum | verbi, n. = word |
| cibus | cibi, m. = food |
| soror | sororis, f. = sister |
| secundus | -a, -um = favorable; second |
| ventus | venti, m. = wind |
| brevis | -e = short, brief |
| pes | pedis, m. = foot |
| faux | faucis, f. = jaw |
| antiquus | -a, -um = old |
| stringo | stringere, strinxi, strinctus = to draw (a sword, etc.) |
| squama | squamae, f. = scale (of an animal) |
| durus | -a, -um = hard, tough |
| oculus | oculi, m. = eye |
| vulnero | (1) = to wound, injure |
| aperio | aperire, aperui, apertus = to open |
| salio | salire, salui, saltus = to jump, leap |
| prehendo | prehendere, prehendi, prehensus = to grab hold of |
| quod | (conjunction) = because |
| iterum | (adv.) = again |
| vehementer | (adv.) = violently |
| contendo | contendere, contendi, contentus = to struggle |
| servo | (1) = to save |
| parvus | -a, -um = small, little |
| ago | agere, egi, actus = to drive; to make, do, act |
| altus | -a, -um = high; deep |
| lux | lucis, f. = light |
| fluo | fluere, fluxi, fluxus = to flow |
| mox | (adv.) = soon |
| libamentum | libamenti, n. = libation |
| oleum | olei, n. = (olive) oil |
| effundo [NOTE TYPO ON YOUR VOCAB SHEET!] | effundere, effudi, effusus = to pour out |
| oro | (1) = to pray |
| auxilium | auxilii, n. = help, aid, assistance |
| prope | (+ acc.) = near |
| capio | capere, cepi, captus = to capture, take |
| pars | partis, f. = part, portion |
| ante | (+ acc.) = before; in front of |
| tergum | tergi, n. = back (as in body part) |
| albus | -a, -um = white |
| relinquo | relinquere, reliqui, relictus = to leave behind, relinquish |
