Term | Definition |
pila, pilae | f. ball
Derivative: pill |
iocus iocī | m. joke, prank
Derivatives: joke, jocular |
per iocum | as a prank |
animus, animī | m. mind, spirit, heart
Derivatives: magnanimous, animosity |
in animō habēre | to intend |
hospes, hospitis | C. guest, host, friend
Derivative: hospitable |
taedet, taedēre | it bores
Derivative: tedium |
aperiō, aperīre | to open
Derivative: aperture |
Vīsne | Do you want? |
lūdō, lūdere | to play
Derivative: delude |
pilā lūdere | to play ball |
excipiō, excipere | to welcome, receive, catch
Derivative: exception |
feriō, ferīre | to hit, strike
Derivative: interfere |
vertō, vertere | to turn
Derivative: revert |
relinquō, relinquere | to leave behind
Derivative: relic, relinquish |
sciō, scīre | to know
Derivative: science |
nōnus, nōna, nōnum | ninth
Derivative: noon |
cārissimus, cārissima, cārissimum | dearest
Derivative: caress, cherish |
mortuus, mortua, mortuum | dead
Derivative: mortuary |
novus, nova, novum | new
Derivative: novel, renovate |
ut | as |
eam | her, it |
alter... alterum | the one... the other
Derivative: alteration |
nōbīscum | with us
Derivative: Pax vobiscum! |
apud | at the house of
Derivative: like chez nous (Fr.) |
dē | down from, concerning, about |