| Term | Definition |
| paro, parare, paravi | ( I prepare, to prepare, I prepared) preparation |
| erro, errare, erravi | (I wander, to wander, I wandered) arrant, errand |
| saluto, salutare, salutavi | (I greet, to greet, I greeted) salutatory, salutation, salute |
| repello, repellere, reppuli | (I drive off, to drive off, I drove off) repellent, repel, repulse |
| descendo, descendere, descendi | (I climb down, to climb down, I climbed down) descend, descendant |
| peto, petere, petivi | (I seek, to seek, I sought) petition |
| excipio, excipere, excepi | (I welcome, to welcome, I welcomed) |
| arripio, arripere, arripui | (I snatch, to snatch, I snatched) |
| advenio, advenire, adveni | (I arrive, to arrive, I arrived) advent, adventitiously |
| respondēo, respondēre, respondi | (I reply, to reply, I replied) respond, response |
| timēo, timēre, timui | (I fear, to fear, I feared) timid, timidity |
| tenēo, tenēre, tenui | (I hold, to hold, I held) tenacious, tenable, non tenable, pertinacity |
| *volo, velle, volui | (I want, to want, I wanted) vult (s/he wants) volition |
| *nolo, nolle, nolui | (I did not want, to not want, I did not want) non vult (s/he doesn’t want) |
| *fero, ferre, tuli | (I bring, to bring, I brought) ferry |
| potest | (s/he is able) potential, potent, potentate, potency |
| calida, -us, -um | (warm) cauldron |
| frigida, -us, -um | (cold) frigid |
| ignava, -us, -um | (lazy) ignorant |
| temeraria, -us, -um | (reckless) temerity |
| perterrita,-us, -um | (frightened) |
| salva,-us, -um | (safe) salvation |
| domestica,-us, -um | (domestic) |
| splendida,-us, -um | (splendid) splendid |
| ibi | (there) |
| statim | (immediately) |
| adhuc | (still) |
| quoque | (too) |
| silva, -ae | (woods) sylvan |
| avia, -ae | (grandmother) |
| lupus, -i | (wolf) |
| feles, -felis | (cat) feline |
| clamor, clamoris | (shout) clamor, clamorus |
| rivus, -i | (stream) |
| liber, -i | (book) library |
| canis, canis | (dog) canine |
| liberi | (children) |
| senator, senatoris | (senator) |
| gladiator, gladiatoris | (gladiator) |
| avus, -i | (grandfather) |
| magister, -i | (teacher) |
| auxilium, -i | (help) auxiliary |
| si | (if) |
| ubi | (where, when) |
| neque…neque | (neither… nor) |
| prope | (near) |
| in | (into) |
| ex, e | (out of) |
