| Question | Answer |
| Aratrum, -i (n.) | Plow |
| Caper, capri (m.) | Goat |
| Chirugia, -ae (f.) | Surgery |
| Chirugus, -i (m.) | Surgeon |
| Derivatio, -onis (f.) | Turning, or drawing off (of water) |
| Diaeta, -ae (f.) | Diet |
| Elevator, -oris (m.) | That which raises up; elevator |
| Exercitatio, -onis (f.) | Exercise |
| Faber, fabri (m.; gen. pl. fabrum) | Worker in wood, stone or metal; engineer |
| Falx, falcis (f.) | Sickle, scythe |
| Forceps, -cipis (m. & f.; gen. pl. forcipium) | Tongs, pincers, forceps |
| Fundus, -i (m.) | Bottom; Farm |
| Guberno, -are, -avi, -atum | To pilot a ship; To govern, direct |
| Instituo, -ere, -ui, -utum | To institute, establish, determine |
| Irrigatio, -onis (f.) | Irrigation |
| Jugerum, -i (n. gen. pl. jugerum) | Juger (two-thirds of an acre) |
| Jurisprudentia, -ae (f.) | Jurisprudence, the science of law |
| Jus, juris (n.) | Law |
| Jus jurandum, juris jurandi (n.) | Oath |
| Legumen, -inis (n.) | Bean; Any leguminous plant |
| Medicamentarius, -i (m.) | Druggist |
| Medicamentum, -i (n.) | Drug |
| Medicus, -a, -um | Of healing, medical |
| Mel, mellis (n.) | Honey; Sweetness |
| Ocularis, -a, -um | Of or relating to the eyes |
| Ovis, ovis (f.) | Sheep |
| Palea, -ae (f.) | Chaff |
| Paludosus, -a, -um | Marshy, boggy |
| Peeks, pecoris (n.) | Herd, cattle |
| Praefectus, -i (m.) | Prefect, chief |
| Sano, -are, -avi, -atum | To heal, cure |
| Scalpellum, -i (n.) | Scalpel; Knife |
| Scientia, -ae (f.) | Knowledge, science |
| Seges, -etis (f.) | Crop |
| Sero, -ere, sevi, satum | To sow, plant |
| Solum, -i (n.) | Ground, earth |
| Spatula, -ae (f.) | A broad piece; Spatula |
| Specillum, -i (n.) | Surgeon's probe |
| Tribulum, -i (n.) | Threshing machine |
| Ut | As |
| Valetudinarium, -i (n.) | Hospital |
| Ver, veris (n.) | Spring (season) |
| primo vere | In the beginning of Spring |
| Vulnerarius, -a, -um | Of or relating to wounds |
