adeo', i're, i'vi', itus

"to go away or depart"

adversus, a, um

"opposite, hostile, adverse"

alienus, a, um

strange, out of place, belonging to another

amitto', ere, mi'si', missus

to let go, lose

aperio', i're, ui', apertus

to open

causa, ae, F

cause, reason

abl. "for the sake of"

(preceded by genitive)

adverb

"daily"

decorus, a, um

fitting, suitable, handsome

desum, deesse, defui', --

be missing, fail

disco', ere, didici', --

to learn

frustra' (adv)

in vain

infirmus, a, um

"weak"

instituo', ere, ui', u'tus

"set up, establish"

interest, interesse, interfuit

"it is of importance"

labor, la'bi', lapsus sum

"slip, glide, fall"

le'x, le'gis, F

law

libentur (adv)

freely, willingly

licet, lice're, licuit

"it is permitted"

miseret

miseret, misere're, miseruit

it pities, it moves to pity

(indeclinable adj)

necessary

oportet, e're, uit, --

"it is necesary"

paeninet, e're, uit, --

"it repents"

piget, e're, uit, --

"it disgusts"

pudet, pude're, puduit

"it shames"

refert, referre, retulit, --

'it is of importance"

scriptor, scripto'ris, M

"writer"

sto', sta're, steti', status

"to stand"

studiosus, a, um

"fond of, partial to" (+ gen)

sustineo'

sustineo', e're, sustinui', sustentus

support, maintain

taedet

taedet, e're, uit

it bores, it disgusts

utilis, utile

"useful, beneficial"

vel (conj)

or

vetus, veteris

"old"

violo' (reg 1)

"do violence to"