Libertus

liberti (m)

free man

valetudo

valetudinis (f)

health, soundness

asper

aspera, asperum (adj)

rough, uneven, harsh

Durus

dura, durum (adj)

hard, harsh

Pareus

parca, pareum

sparing, economical, parsimonious

Vetus

veteris (adj)

aged, old

Nimis

too much, exceedingly

Semper

always

equidem

indeed, truly

fere

not quite, almost, nearly

furtim

stealthily

identidem

again and again

Sedeo

sedere, sedi, sessum

2nd

to be seated, sit

Volvo

volvere, volvi, volutum

3rd

roll, roll over

ingenium

ingeni (n)

innate quality

Mensis

mensis (m)

month

Iacco

iacere, iacivi, iacitus

2nd

lie, be situated, be still

Quaero

quaere, quaesivi, quaesitum

3rd

look or search for, inquire

me confero

conferre, contuli, collatus

irregular

confide in me, join me

dormio

dormire, dormivi, dormitus

4th

sleep, rest, go to bed (with)

Rursus

backwards

Tamen

never the less

Carmen

carminis (f)

song

quem ad modum

how, in what way

quotiens

how often? how many times?

whenever

cito

cite, summon, excite

interum

again, for the second time

Causa

causae (f)

cause, reason, motivation, motive, occasion,

excuse, matter

Ordo

ordinis (m)

row, regular series, order, class of

citizens

Eo

ire, ivi, itum

3rd

go, do, drive

Fero

ferre, toli, latum

3rd

bear, carry

Claudo

claudere, clausi, clausum

3rd

limp, halt, be weak, be imperfect

Cogito

cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus

1st

consider, ponder, think

Reliqous

adj.

remaining, future, remaining alive

Ambulo

ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus

1st

to go about, take a walk, travel

Iuvo

iuvi, iutum

1st

help, assist

Perdo

perdidi, perditum

3rd

lose, destroy

affero

affere, attuli, allatum

bring to, deliver

Desum

desse, defui

ir with dative

be wanting, fail

aliquis

aliqua, aliquum

someone

Plerique

pleraeque, pleraque,

most people, very many

Tamquam

just as, as if

quia

because, that

Scio

scire, scivi, scitus

4th

to know, know of

Apte

closely, snugly

Dies

diei (f)

day

Mora

morae (f)

delay

Simul

together

Tunc

then, at that time

plerumque

generally, mostly

Mox

soon

queror

questus sum

3rd deponent

complain, protest

Suadeo

suadere, suasi, suasum

advise, recommend, urge, advocate

Traho

trahere, traxi, tractum

to drag, draw

Insto

instare, institi

1st

stand in, stand on, threaten

Morior

mori, mortuus sum

3rd

die, fail, decay

infelix

infelicis (adj)

unfortunate, unhappy

aperio

aperire, aperui, apertum

4th

to open, discover, show, explain

aeger

aegra, aegrum (adj)

sick, infirm, sad, sorrowful

Aurus

aura, aurum (adj)

golden, shining

Cogo

cogere, coegi, coactum

3rd

driver together, collect, curdle

Coepi

coepisse, coeptum

irregular

to begin