adverb

not

adverb

often

conjunction

if

amo

amare

amavi

amatum

verb

to love, like

idiom

please

debeo

debere

debui

debitum

verb

to owe, ought

do

dare

dedi

datum

verb

to give

erro

errare

erravi

erratum

verb

to wander;

err, go astray, make a mistake, be mistaken

laudo

laudare

laudavi

laudatum

verb

to praise

moneo

monere

monui

monitum

verb

to remind, advice, warn

salveo

salvere

verb

to be well, be in good health

servo

servare

servavi

servatum

verb

to preserve, save, keep, guard

conservo

conservare

conservavi

conservatum

verb

to preserve, conserve, maintain

terreo

terrere

terrui

territum

verb

to frighten, terrify

valeo

valere

valui

valiturum

verb

to be strong, have power, be well

video

videre

vidi

visum

verb

to see;

observe, understand

voco

vocare

vocavi

vocatum

verb

to call, summon

feminine noun

rumor, report;

fame, reputation

feminine noun

form, shape;

beauty

feminine noun

fortune, luck

feminine noun

ire, anger

masculine noun

sailor

masculine noun

fatherland, nativeland

feminine noun

money

philosophia, -ae

feminine noun

philosophy

feminine noun

penalty, punishment

idiom

to pay the penalty

masculine noun

poet

porta, -ae

feminine noun

gate, entrance

feminine noun

girl

rosa, -ae

feminine noun

rose

feminine noun

feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

feminine noun

life;

mode of life

antiquus, -a, -um

adjective

ancient, old-time

adjective

large, great;

important

adjective

my

adjective

much, many

adjective

your

conjunction

and

conjunction

but

preposition + ablative

without

masculine noun

field, farm

masculine noun

farmer

amica, -ae

feminine noun

friend

masculine noun

friend

femina, -ae

feminine noun

woman

filia, -ae

feminine noun

daughter

dative and ablative pl: filiabus

filius, -i

masculine noun

son

masculine noun

number

masculine noun

the people, a people, a nation

puer, -i

masculine noun

boy

feminine noun

wisdom

vir, -i

masculine noun

man, hero

adjective

greedy, avaricious

adjective

few, a few

adjective

roman

preposition + ablative

down from, from;

concerning, about

preposition + ablative

in, on

adverb

today

adverb

always

habeo

habere

habui

habitum

verb

to have, hold, possess;

consider, regard

satio

satare

satavi

satatum

verb

to satisfy, sate

neuter noun

kiss

neuter noun

war

feminine noun

care, attention, caution, anxiety

donum, -i

neuter noun

gift, present

neuter noun

destruction, ruin

feminine noun

delay

indeclinable neuter noun

nothing

masculine noun

eye

neuter noun

danger, risk

neuter noun

duty, service

neuter noun

cure, remedy

adjective

pretty, handsome, charming

adjective

pertaining to man

adjective

small, little

adjective

foolish

masculine noun

a fool

adjective

true, real, proper

(ad)iuvo

(ad)iuvare

(ad)iuvi

(ad)iutum

verb

to help, aid, assist;

please

sum

esse

fui

futurum

verb

to be, exist

feminine noun

youth, young manhood;

youthfulness

animus, -i

singluar masculine noun

soul, spirit, mind

plural masculine noun

high spirits, pride, courage

caelum, -i

neuter noun

sky, heaven

feminine noun

fault, blame

feminine noun

glory, fame

neuter noun

word

adjective

free

adjective

beautiful, handsome;

fine

adjective

sound, healther, sane

postpositive conjunction

therefore, consequently

preposition + accusative

on account of, because of

adverb

tomorrow

adverb

yesterday

interrogative and relative adverb and conjunction

when

indeclinable noun, adjective, and adverb

enough, sufficient

adverb

then, at that time;

thereupon, in the next place

ceno

cenare

cenavi

cenatum

verb

to dine

culpo

culpare

culpavi

culpatum

verb

to blame, censure

(re)maneo

(re)manere

(re)mansi

(re)mansum

verb

to remain, stay, stay behind, abide, continue

supero

superare

superavi

superatum

verb

to be above

masculine noun

love

neuter noun

song, poem

feminine noun

state, citizenship

neuter noun

body

masculine noun

human being, man

masculine noun

labor, work, toil;

a work, production

singular feminine noun

a letter of the alphabet

plural feminine noun

a letter, literature

singular masculine noun

habit, custom, manner

plural masculine noun

habits, morals, character

neuter noun

name

feminine noun

peace

feminine noun

queen

masculine noun

king

neuter noun

time;

occassion, opportunity

feminine noun

earth, ground, land, country

feminine noun

wife

feminine noun

maiden, virgin

feminine noun

manliness, courage;

excellence, character, worth, virtue

adjective

new;

strange

preposition + accusative

after, behind

preposition + ablative with verbs of rest

preposition + accusative with verbs of motion

under, up under, close to

audeo

audere

ausus sum

verb

to dare

neco

necare

necavi

necatum

verb

to murder, kill

singular feminine noun

abundance, supply

plural feminine noun

supplies, troops, forces

masculine noun

brother

feminine noun

praise, glory, fame

feminine noun

liberty

feminine noun

reckoning, account;

reason, judgement, consideration;

system;

manner, method

masculine noun

writer, author

feminine noun

sister

feminine noun

victory

conjunction

while, as long as, as the same time that

preposition + accusative

to, up to, near to

preposition + ablative

out of, from, from with;

by reason of, on account of

adverb

never

adverb

neverthesess, still

ago

agere

egi

actum

verb

to drive, lead, do, act;

pass spend time

demonstro

demonstrare

demonstravi

demonstratum

verb

to point out, show, demonstrate

disco

discere

didici

verb

to learn

doceo

docere

docui

doctum

verb

to teach

duco

ducere

duxi

ductum

verb

to lead;

consider, regard;

prolong

gero

gerere

gessi

gestum

verb

to carry;

carry on, manage, conduct, wage, accomplish, perform

scribo

scribere

scripsi

scriptum

verb

to write, compose

traho

trahere

traxi

tractum

verb

to draw, drag;

derive, acquire

vinco

vincere

vici

victum

verb

to conquer, overcome

singular masculine noun

place;

passage in literature

plural neuter noun

places, region

plural masculine noun

passages in literature

masculine noun

disease, sickness

neuter noun

eagerness, zeal, pursuit, study

adjective

other, another

adjective

the other (of two), second

adjective

not either, neither

adjective

not any, no, none

adjective

alone, only, the only

adjective

whole, entire

adjective

any

adjective

one, single, alone

adjective

either, which (of two)

postpositive conjunction

for, in fact, truly

preposition + accusative

into, toward;

against

adverb

too, too much, excessively

feminine noun

friendship

feminine noun

desire, longing, passion;

cupidity, avarice

feminine noun

hour, time

feminine noun

nature

feminine noun

old age

masculine noun

fear

feminine noun

truth

feminine noun

way, road, street

feminine noun

pleasure

adjective

happy, fortunate, blessed

conjunction

since, inasmuch as

preposition + ablative

with

audio

audire

audivi

auditum

verb

to hear, listen to

capio

capere

cepi

captum

verb

to take, capture, seize, get

dico

dicere

dixi

dictum

verb

to say, tell, speak;

name, call

facio

facere

feci

factum

verb

to make, do, accomplish

fugio

fugere

fugi

fugiturum

verb

to flee, hurry away;

escape;

go into exile;

avoid, shun

venio,

venire

veni,

ventum

verb

to come

invenio

invenire

inveni

inventum

verb

to come upon, find

vivo

vivere

vixi

victum

verb

to live

neuter noun

head;

leader;

beginning;

life;

heading;

chapter

masculine noun

consul

irregular masc or fem noun

no one, nobody

this, that;

he, she, it

adjective

friendly

adjective

dear

conjunction

because

conjunction

and not, nor

neque...neque

nec...nec

postpositive conjunction

however;

moreover

adverb (of bonus)

well, satisfactorily, quite

adverb

even, also

intellego

intellegere

intellexi

intellectum

verb

to understand

mitto

mittere

misi

missum

verb

to send, let go

sentio

sentire

sensi

sensum

verb

to feel, perceive, think, experience

masculine and feminine noun

young man or woman

masculine noun

year

feminine noun

mother

medicus, -i

medica, -ae

masculine noun

doctor, physician

feminine noun

doctor, physician

masculine noun

father

feminine noun

suffering;

patience, endurance

neuter noun

beginning

adjective

harsh, bitter, grievous

preposition + ablative

in front of, before, on behalf of, for the sake of, in return for, instead of, for, as

adverb

long, for a long time

adverb

recently

amitto

amittere

amisi

amissum

verb

to lose, let go

cado

cadere

cecidi

casurum

verb

to fall

creo

creare

creavi

creatum

verb

to create

dea, -ae

dat and abl plural: deabus

feminine noun

goddess

deus, -i

nom pl: di

dat and abl pl: dis

masculine noun

god

discipula, -ae

discipulus, -i

feminine noun

learner, pupil, student

masculine noun

learner, pupil, student

plural feminine noun

ambush, plot, treachery

masculine noun

book

masculine noun

absolute ruler, tyrant

neuter noun

fault, crime, vice

adjective

perpetual, lasting, uninterupted, continuous

adjective

full, abundant, generous

adjective

safe, sound

adjective

second;

favorable

adjective

your

relative adverb and conjunction

where, when

interrogative adverb and conjunction

where?

adverb

there

adverb

now, at present

adverb

because of which thing, therefore, wherefore, why

possum

posse

potui

verb

to be able, can, could, have power

tolero

tolerare

toleravi

toleratum

verb

to bear, endure

plural feminine noun

riches, wealth

neuter noun

deed, act, achievement

neuter noun

sign, signal, indication,;

seal

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

intensive pronoun

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself;

the very, the actual

indefinite pronoun

each one, each person, each thing

doctus, -a, -um

adjective

taught, learned, skilled

adjective

lucky, fortunate, happy

reflexive possessive adjective

his own, her own, its own, their own

conjunction

for

preposition + accusative

before (in place or time), in front of

adverb

before, previously

preposition + accusative

through

with reflexive pronoun

by

adverb

at that time, once, formerly;

in the future

alo

alere

alui

altum

verb

to nourish, support, sustain, increase;

cherish

diligo

diligere

dilexi

dilectum

verb

to esteem, love

iungo

iungere

iunxi

iunctum

verb

to join

sto

stare

steti

statum

verb

to stand, stand still or firm

neuter noun

a living creature, animal

feminine noun

water

feminine noun

art, skill

masculine noun

ear

masculine and feminine noun

citizen

ius, iuris

neuter noun

right, justice, law

*mare, maris

neuter noun

sea

feminine noun

death

feminine noun

cloud

neuter noun

mouth, face

feminine noun

part, share;

direction

feminine noun

uproar, disturbance;

mob, crowd, mulitude

feminine noun

city

feminine noun

force, power, violence

preposition + ablative

away from, from;

by

preposition + accusative

across

appello

appellare

appellavi

appellatum

verb

to speak to, address (as), call, name

curro

currer

cucurri

cursum

verb

to run, rush, move quickly

muto

mutare

mutavi

mutatum

verb

to change, alter;

exchange

teneo

tenere

tenui

tentum

verb

to hold, keep, possess;

restrain

vito

vitare

vitavi

vitatum

verb

to avoid, shun

feminine noun

memory, recollection

feminine noun

period of time, season;

weather, strom

adjective

wretched, miserable, unfortunate

preposition + accusative

between, among

adverb

and so, therefore

committo

committere

commisi

commissum

verb

to entrust, commit

exspecto

exspectare

exspectavi

exspectatum

verb

to look for, expect, await

iacio

iacere

ieci

iactum

verb

to throw, hurl

timeo

timere

timui

verb

to fear, be afraid of

feminine noun

period of life, life, age, an age, time

masculine noun

hearer, listener, member of an audience

feminine noun

mildness, gentleness, mercy

feminine noun

mind, thought, intention

feminine noun

satire

adjective

sharp, keen, eager, sever, fierce

adjective

short, small, brief

adjective

swift, quick, rapid

adjective

hard, difficult, troublesome

dulcis, dulce

verb

sweet;

pleasant, agreeable

adjective

easy, agreeable

adjective

strong, brave

adjective

huge

adjective

pleasant, delightful, agreeable, pleasing

adjective

long

adjective

every, all

adjective

able, powerful, mighty, strong

adjective and noun

old, aged;

old man

adverb

how

rego

regere

rexi

rectum

verb

to rule, guide, direct

masculine noun

little book

adjective

blind

levis, leve

adjective

light;

easy;

slight, trivial

conjunction

or

adverb

quickly

adverb

also, too

admitto

admittere

admisi

admissum

verb

to admit, recieve, let in

coepi

coepisse

coeptum

verb

began

cupio

cupere

cupivi

cupitum

verb

to desire, wish, long for

deleo

delere

delevi

deletum

verb

to destroy, wipe out, erase

desidero

desiderare

desideravi

desideratum

verb

to desire, long for, miss

incipio

incipere

incepi

inceptum

verb

to begin

navigo

navigare

navigavi

navigatum

verb

to sail, navigate

neglego

neglegere

neglexi

neglectum