NLVE Level 1: Adjectives

Here is the translation of the adjectives, formatted with a single line break between each entry:

ācer

sharp, fierce, keen

aeger

sick, ill

aequus

equal, fair, calm

alius

other, another

alter

the other, the second (of two)

altus

high, deep

amīcus

friendly

antīquus

ancient, old

attonitus

astonished, thunderstruck

barbarus

barbarian, foreign

benignus

kind

bonus

good

brevis

short, brief

cārus

dear, expensive

celer

quick, fast

certus

certain, sure

commōtus

moved, upset, disturbed

crūdēlis

cruel

(dē)fessus

tired, weary

dexter

right (hand side), favorable

difficilis

difficult

dīligēns

diligent, careful

dīves

rich, wealthy

dulcis

sweet, pleasant

facilis

easy

fēlīx

lucky, happy, fortunate

ferōx

fierce, ferocious

fortis

brave, strong

gravis

heavy, serious, severe

ignāvus

cowardly, lazy

īnfēlīx

unlucky, unhappy

ingēns

huge, vast

invītus

unwilling, reluctant

īrātus

angry

laetus

happy, cheerful

lātus

wide, broad

lentus

slow

levis

light, slight

līber

free

longus

long

magnificus

magnificent, splendid

magnus

big, large, great

malus

bad, evil

medius

middle, the middle of

meus

my, mine

miser

miserable, wretched, sad

mortuus

dead

multus

much (pl. many)

necesse

necessary

nōbilis

noble, famous

noster

our, ours

nōtus

known, well

novus

new

nūllus

no, none, not any

omnis

all, every

parātus

ready, prepared

parvus

small, little

paucī (pl. only)

few, a few

pauper

poor

(per)territus

terrified, thoroughly frightened

plēnus

full

potēns

powerful

pulcher

beautiful, handsome

reliquus

remaining, the rest of

rūsticus

rustic, rural, country

sacer

sacred, holy

satis

enough

senex

old (aged)

similis

like, similar

sinister

left (hand side), improper, unlucky

sollicitus

anxious, worried

sōlus

alone, lonely, only

sordidus

dirty, filthy, mean

stultus

foolish, stupid

suus

his own, her own, its own, their own

timidus

fearful, timid, afraid

tōtus

whole, entire

tuus

your, yours (singular)

ūllus

any

vehemēns

violent, vehement, emphatic

vērus

true, real

vester

your, yours (plural)

vīvus

alive, living

albus

white

ānxius

anxious, worried

āter

black, dark

audāx

bold, daring

aureus

golden, made of gold

candidus

bright white, dazzling, candid

cēterī (pl. only)

the others, the rest

clārus

clear, bright, famous

commodus

convenient, suitable, comfortable

dissimilis

unlike, different

frāctus

broken

immortālis

immortal

incertus

uncertain, doubtful

īnsānus

insane, crazy

intentus

intent, eager, concentrated

pār

equal, like