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amor
amoris (m): love
amplector
amplectī, amplectum sum: to embrace
an
or; whether
ancilia
anciliae (f): enslaved woman
angustus
angusta, angustum: narrow
anima
animae (f): air, soul
animal
animalis (m/f): animal
animus
animī (m): soul, mind
annus
annī (m): year
ante
before, in front of
antea
before
antiquus
antiqua, antiquum: ancient
anxius
anxia, anxium: concerned
aperiō
aperīre, aperuī, apertum: open
appareō
apparere, apparuī, apparitum: to appear
appellō
appellāre, appellāvī, appellātum: name
appropinquō
appropinquāre, appropinquāvī, appropinquātum: to approach
apud
with, near
aqua
aquae (f): water
ara
arae (f): altar
arbor
arboris (f): tree
architectus
architectī (m): inventor
arcus
arcūs (m): arch
ardens
ardentis: burning
ardeō
ardere, arsī, arsum: to burn
arena
arenae (f): sand, arena
arma
armōrum (n. pl.): weapons
ars
artis (f): skill, art
arvum
arvī (n): field
arx
arcis (f): citadel
ascendō
ascendere, acendī, acensum: climb
ascipiō
ascipere, aspexī, aspectum: look at
at
ast: but
ater
atra, atrum: black
athleta
athletae (f): athlete
atque
ac: and
atrium
atriī (n): reception hall in a Roman house
attonitus
attonita, attonitum: astonished
audacia
audaciae (f): boldness
audax
audacis: bold
audeō
audere, ausum sum: to dare
audiō
audīre, audīvī, audītum: to hear
aura
aurae (f): breeze
aureus
aurea, aureum: golden
auris
auris (f): ear
