Ovid Adverbs/adjectives

acūtus -a -um

sharp, tapering

aliēnus -a -um

strange

bland-us -a -um

coaxing, flattering, charming

cārus -a -um

dear, beloved

citus -a -um

swift, speedy

cūnctus -a -um

all

dēius -a -um

remote, out of the way

dēns-us -a -um

thick, crowded

exōsus -a -um

hating, loathing

fessus -a -um

tired

horridus -a -um

rough, uncouth, dishevelled

ignōtus -a -um

unknown

ignārus -a -um

ignorant, unaware

impiger impigr-is -e

active, energetic

impatiēns impatiēnt-is

intolerant, impatient (of)

infectus -a -um

stained, darkened

innuptus -a -um

unmarried

laetus -a -um

joyful, happy

lascīvus -a -um

playful, mischievous, sexually unrestrained

leuis -is -e

light

liquidus -a -um

clear, fluid

maestus -a -um

anguished, unhappy

moderātus -a -um

restrained, moderate

mollis -is -e

soft, tender, pleasant, weak

nūdus -a -um

naked

nūper

recently

oblīquus -a -um

angled, sideways

obui-us -a -um

in her face, against

pātulus -ī 2m.

spreading

perlucidum -ī

transparent, clear

perpetuus -a -um

eternal, perpetual

pestiferus -a -um

deadly, noxious

placidus -a -um

peaceful, friendly

pōtentia -ae 1f.

power

prōnus -a -um

headlong, flat

prōtinus

at once; straight on

pūrpureus -a -um

purple, rosy

rapidus -a -um

ferocious, ravening

saepe

often

saeuus -a -um

savage, cruel

sānābilis -is -e

curable

simul

as soon as, once

sparsus -a -um

loose, streaming; scattered

subitus -a -um

sudden

superbus -a -um

proud, haughty

supplex supplic-is

supplicating, entreating

tacitus -a -um

silent

temerārius -a -um

thoughtless, hasty

tenuis -is -e

thin, slim, fine, clear

timidus -a -um

fearful, timid

tumidus -a -um

swollen, gross (with poison)

uēlōx uēlōc-is

fast, speedy

uelut

like, as if, as

uirgīneus -a -um

virgin

uix

scarcely, hardly

uīuus -a -um

living