legati, m.

legate, envoy;

lieutenant

nati, m.

son

ducis, m. or f.

leader

finis, -ium, m. or f.

end, limit, boundary;

(pl.) territory

generis, n.

descent, origin;

race, stock;

kind, sort

laboris, m.

work;

effort, hardship

moris, m.

custom, practice;

(pl., sometimes) character

neminis, m. or f.

no one

operis, n.

work;

need

orationis, f.

oration, speech

oratoris, m.

speaker

pectoris, n.

chest, breast;

heart

casus, m.

fall;

occurrence;

chance, misfortune

(indefinite pronoun)

a certain person, a certain thing

(indefinite adjective)

(a) certain

oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus

attack

(cf. pugno 'fight')

servare, servavi, servatus

save, preserve

stare, steti, statum

stand;

stand fast, endure

delere, delevi, deletus

destroy

cadere, cecidi, casum

fall,sink;

die;

cease

nasci, natus sum

be born

noscere, novi, notus

come to know, learn, recognize;

(in perfect) know

cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus

come to know, learn, recognize;

(in perfect) know

proficisci, profectus sum

set out, set forth

uti, usus sum

use;

experience, enjoy (+ abl.)

perferre, pertuli, perlatus

suffer, endure;

report

referre, rettuli, relatus

bring back;

report

level, even;

equitable, just;

calm, tranquil

uneven;

inequitable, unjust

middle (of);

(as subst.) midst

(prep. + abl.)

at, near;

at the house of, in the presence of, among

(adv.) face to face;

 in opposition;

in turn

(prep. + acc.) facing;

against;

contrary to

(conj.)

'who/that...now' (introduces Relative Clause of Characteristic)

(relative adverb)

to where, whither

or sat (indeclinable n. subst.) enough

(adv.) enough, sufficiently

(relative adverb)

where

(relative adverb)

from where, whence