Ath?nae, Ath?n?rum
f. pl. Athens
n?t?ra, n?t?rae
f.
nature
R?ma, R?mae
f. Rome
dictum, dict?
n. word; saying
domus, dom?
f. house, home
amor, am?ris
m. love
animal, anim?lis, -ium
n.
animal
carmen, carminis
n. song, poem
Carth?g?, Carth?ginis
f. Carthage
c?vis, c?vis, -ium
m. or f. citizen
corpus, corp?ris
n.
body
fr?ter, fr?tris
m. brother
hom?, hominis
m. human being, man; in pl., people
hostis, hostis, -ium
m. (public) enemy
i?s, i?ris
n.
right, law; judgement; court
i?re
(adv.) rightly, justly
mare, maris, -ium
n. sea
m?ter, m?tris
f. mother
m?ns, mentis, -ium
f.
mind; intention, purpose; attitude
m?les, m?litis
m. soldier
moenia, moenium
n. pl. (city) walls
pater, patris
m.
father
patr?s c?nscr?pt?
voc. pl. enrolled father, senators
r?x, r?gis
m. king
r?s, r?ris
n.
country(side)
servit?s, servit?tis
f. slavery
soror, sor?ris
f. sister
timor, tim?ris
m. fear
urbs, urbis, -ium
f.
city
v?s, —, -ium
f. force, power; violence; in pl., (physical) strength
l?ber?, l?ber?re, l?ber?v?, l?ber?tus
free, liberate
care?, car?re, caru?, carit?rus
lack, be without, be free from (+ abl.)
leg?, legere, l?g?, l?ctus
gather; choose; read
intelleg?, intellegere, intell?x?, intell?ctus
understand
v?v?, v?vere, v?x?, v?ct?rus
live, be alive
ant?quus, -a, -um
old, ancient
novus, -a, -um
new; strange
pauc?, paucae, pauca
few
autem
(postpositive conj.
) however; moreover
inter
(prep. + acc.) between, among; during
sub
(prep. + acc.) under; up to(prep.
+ abl.) under; at the foot of; near
umquam
(adv.) ever
numquam
(adv.) never
