Question | Answer |
Canis, -is (m. & f.) | Dog |
Dens, dentis -ium (m.) | Tooth |
Dolor, -oris, (m.) | Sorrow, grief; Pain |
Draco, -onis (m.) | Serpent; Dragon |
Gaudium, -i (n.) | Joy, happiness, delight, pleasure |
Juvenis, juvenis (m.) | Young man, youth |
Membrum, -i (n.) | Limb |
Mensis, mensis, -ium (m.) | Month |
Nihil (n.) indeclinable | Nothing |
Serpens, -tis (f.) | Serpent, snake |
Sol, solis (m.) | Sun |
Taurus, -i (m.) | Bull |
Vellus, velleris (n.) | Fleece |
Vestigium, -i (n.) | Footstep, track |
Ago, agere, egi, actum 3rd conj. | To drive, lead; Act, do; Spend, pass |
Aperio,-ire,-ui, apertum | To open |
Aro, -are, -avi, -atum | To plow |
Claudo, -ere, clausi, clausum 3rd conj. | To shut, close; Enclose |
Constituo, -stituere, -stitui, -stitutum 3rd conj. | To erect, set up; Determine, decide, decide on |
Descendo,-ere, -scendi, -scensum 3rd conj. | To come down, descend |
Desisto, -sistere, -stiti, -stitum 3rd | |
Divido, -ere, divisi, divisum 3rd | To separate |
Excedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum 3rd | To withdraw, depart, go out |
Jungo, -ere, junxi, junctum 3rd | To join, yoke, fasten together |
Recuso, -are, -avi, -atum | To refuse |
Respicio, -spicere, -spexi, -spectum 3rd | To look back, look back at |
Significo, -are, avi, atum | To mean |
Acer, acris, acre | Sharp, fierce, eager |
Curiosus, -a, -um | Curious |
Duo, duae, duo | Two |
Felix, felicis (gen.) | happy, fortunate |
Fortis, forte | Brave, strong |
Gravis, -e | Heavy; Hard, severe, serious |
Infelix, infelicis (gen.) | Unlucky, unhappy |
Omnis, omne | All, every, whole |
Potens, potentis (gen.) | Powerful |
Sapiens, sapientis (gen.) | Wise |
Stupidus, -a, -um | Stupid |
Cotidie | Every day, daily |
Libenter | Willingly, with pleasure, gladly, freely |
Quidem | Indeed, certainly |