| Question | Answer |
| Aranea, -ae (f.) | Spider |
| Arma, -orum (n. pl.) | Arms, weapons; tools |
| Castra, -orum (n. pl.) | Camp |
| Cibus, -i (m.) | Food |
| Dextra, -ae (f.) | Right hand, right (as opposed to left) |
| A dextra | On the right |
| elephantus, -i (m.) | Elephant |
| Factum, -i (n.) | Deed, act |
| Formica, -ae (f.) | Ant |
| Galea, -ae (f.) | Helmet |
| Jaculum, -i (n.) | Javelin |
| Mora, -ae (f.) | Delay (noun) |
| Oraculum, -i (n.) | Oracle |
| Palla, -ae (f.) | Long robe, mantle; Curtain |
| Pestilentia, -ae (f.) | Pestilence, plague |
| Pilum, -i (n.) | Spear |
| Populus, -i (m.) | People |
| Proelium, -i (n.) | Battle |
| Sagittarius, -i (m.) | Archer |
| Saxum, -i (n.) | Stone, a stone, rock |
| Sinistra, -ae (f.) | Left hand, left |
| A sinistra | on the left |
| Somnium, -i (n.) | Dream |
| Sonus, -i (m.) | Sound, noise |
| Tectum, -i (n.) | House; Roof |
| Tergum, -i (n.) | Back, rear |
| A tergo | At the back, from the rear |
| Victoria, -ae (f.) | Victory |
| Vipera, -ae (f.) | Viper, snake |
| Aciter | Vigorously, fiercely |
| Male | Badly |
| Maxime | Especially, very greatly, very much, very |
| Quam | How, as, than |
| Quam primum | As soon as possible |
| Tamen | Still, nevertheless, however |
| Curo, -are, -avi, -atum | Care for, take care of, look after; Cure |
| Debeo, -ere, debui, -itum | To owe; Ought |
| Doleo, -ere, dolui, doliturus | To suffer; Grieve, grieve for |
| Moneo, -ere, monui, -itum | To warn, advise |
| Nuntio, -are, -avi, -atum | To announce, report |
| Oppugno, -are, -avi, -atum | To attack |
| Provoco, -are, -avi, -atum | To challenge |
| Vasto, -are, -avi, -atum | To lay waste, destroy, devastate |
| Vigilo, -are, -avi, -atum | To keep watch, watch, keep awake |
| Volo, -are, -avi, -atum | To fly |
| Prope + acc. | Near |
| Sine + abl. | Without |
| Acutus, -a, -um | Acute, sharp |
| Aeger, -gra, -grum | Ill, sick |
| Altus, -a, -um | High, tall; Deep |
| Beatus, -a, -um | Happy |
| Centum | Hundred |
| Hic, haec, hoc | This; pl. These |
| Impiger, -gra, -grum | Energetic, industrious |
| Latus, -a, -um | Wide, broad |
| Longinquus, -a, -um | Distant |
| Magicus, -a, -um | Magical, magic |
| Mirus, -a, -um | Strange, remarkable |
