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Constantia, Constantiae, F. |
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Divitiae, Divitiarum, F. PL |
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N. Fortune, the goddess of Fortune |
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N. Honor, Public office or distinction |
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Alienus, Aliena, Alienum+a/ab+ ablative |
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ADJ. Foreign to, inconsistent with |
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Externus, Externa, Externum |
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ADJ. About to be (the future active participle of Sum, Esse, Fui |
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Accipio, Accipere, Accepi, Acceptum |
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Accuso, Accusavi, Accusavi, Accusatum +Accusative +Genitive |
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V. To accuse someone of something |
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Descendo, Descendere, Descendi, Descensum |
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Eripio, Eripiere, Eripui, Eriptum |
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Erro, Errare, Erravi, Erratum |
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V. To wander, make a mistake |
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Muto, Mutare, Mutavi, Mutatum |
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Possideo, Possidere, Possedi, Possessum |
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Recipio, Recipere, Recepi, Receptum |
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Reprehando, Reprehandere, Reprehendi, Reprehensum |
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Tollo, Tollere, Sustuli, Sublatum |
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V. To lift up, raise; destroy |
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Verso, Versare, Versavi, Versatum |
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PREP. used as an ADV. For certain, For sure |
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