m. shout,

shouting

iter, itineris

(iter facere ?)

n. journey

(iter facere: to travel)

n. wagon,

cart

m. noise,

clattering

* agō, agere,

ēgī, āctus

to do,

to drive

adveniō, advenīre,

advēnī, adventūrus

to reach,

to arrive (at)

* colō, colere,

coluī, cultus

* condūcō, condūcere,

condūxī, conductus

* cōnsīdō, cōnsīdere,

consēdī

cōnspiciō, cōnspicere,

cōnspexī, cōnspectus

cōnstituō, cōnstituere,

cōnstituī, cōnstitūtus

* cūrō, -āre,

-āvī, -ātus

to look after,

to take care of

* currō, currere,

cucurrī, cursūrus

* dēscendō, descendere,

dēscendī, descēnsūrus

to come/go down,

to climb down

discēdō, discēdere,

discessī, discessūrus

to go away,

to depart

dō, dāre,

dedī, datus

* induō, induere,

induī, indūtus

excipiō, excipere,

excēpī, exceptus

to welcome,

to receive,

to catch

explicō, -āre,

-āvī, -ātus

* exspectō, -āre,

-āvī, -ātus

to look out for,

to wait for

* lavō, lavāre,

lāvī, lautus

licet, licēre,

licuit

pluit, pluere,

pluit

it rains,

it is raining

* quiēscō, quiēscere,

quiēvī, quiētūrus

to keep quiet,

to rest

salutō, -āre,

-āvī, -ātus

to greet,

to welcome

* stupeō, -ēre,

-uī

ferō, erre,

tulī, lātus

(irrg) to bring,

to carry, to bear

adv. there,

to that place

adv. here and there,

this way and that

adv. during the day,

by day

adv. first,

at first

adv. on all sides,

from all sides

conj. and,

also

to me,

for me

pron.pl. to you,

for you

adj. greatest,

very great, very large

adj. happy,

glad

adj. leaky,

full of cracks

adj. stupid,

foolish

adj. such,

like this,

of this kind