Latin DVL

a, ab (+ ablative (also used as prefix with verbs))

from, away from, by (as prefix = away)

absum (abesse, afui)

be absent, be away, be distant from

ac, atque (indeclinable)

and

accido (accidere, accidi)

happen

accipio (accipere, accepi, acceptus)

accept, take in, receive

ad (+ accusative (also used as prefix with verbs))

to, towards, at

adeo (indeclinable)

so much, so greatly, to such an extent

adsum (adesse, adfui)

be here, be present

advenio (advenire, adveni)

arrive

aedifico (aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatus)

build

ager (agri, m)

field

ago (agere, egi, actus)

do, act, drive

alii ... alii ()

some ... others

alius (alia, aliud)

other, another, else

alter (altera, alterum)

the other, another, one (of two), the second (of two)

altus (alta, altum)

high, deep

ambulo (ambulare, ambulavi)

walk

amicus (amici, m)

friend

amo (amare, amavi, amatus)

love, like

amor (amoris, m)

love

ancilla(ancillae, f)

slave-girl, slave-woman

animus (animi, m)

spirit, soul, mind

annus (anni, m)

year

antea(indeclinable)

before

appropinquo (appropinquare, appropinquavi + dative)

approach, come near to

aqua (aquae, f)

water

arma (armorum, n plural)

arms, weapons

ars (artis, f)

art, skill

ascendo (ascendere, ascendi, ascensus)

climb

audax (audacis)

bold, daring

audeo(audere, ausus sum)

dare

audio (audire, audivi, auditus)

hear, listen to

aufero (auferre, abstuli, ablatus)

take away, carry off, steal

auxilium (auxilii, n)

help

bellum (belli, n)

war

bene (indeclinable)

well

bibo(bibere, bibi)

drink

bonus (bona, bonum)

good

brevis (breve)

short, brief

cado (cadere, cecidi, casus)

fall

caelum (caeli, n)

sky, heaven

capio (capere, cepi, captus)

take, catch, capture, make (a plan)

captivus(captivi, m)

captive, prisoner

caput (capitis, n)

head

castra (castrorum, n plural)

camp

celer (celeris, celere)

quick, fast

celo (celare, celavi, celatus)

hide

cena (cenae, f)

dinner, meal

ceteri (ceterae, cetera)

the rest, the others

cibus (cibi, m)

food

circum (+ accusative)

around

civis (civis, m and f)

citizen

clamo (clamare, clamavi, clamatus)

shout

clamor (clamoris, m)

shout, shouting, noise

clarus(clara, clarum)

famous, clear

coepi(coepisse)

began

cogito (cogitare, cogitavi, cogitatus)

think, consider

cognosco (cognoscere, cognovi, cognitus)

get to know, find out

cogo (cogere, coegi, coactus)

force, compel

comes (comitis, m and f)

comrade, companion

conficio (conficere, confeci, confectus)

finish, wear out

conor (conari, conatus sum )

try

consilium (consilii, n)

plan, idea, advice

conspicio (conspicere, conspexi, conspectus)

catch sight of, notice

constituo (constituere, constitui, constitutus)

decide

consul(consulis, m)

consul

consumo (consumere, consumpsi, consumptus)

eat

contra(+ accusative)

against

convenio (convenire, conveni)

come together, gather, meet

copiae (copiarum, f plural)

forces, troops

corpus (corporis, n)

body

cras(indeclinable)

tomorrow

credo (credere, credidi, creditus + dative)

believe, trust

crudelis (crudele)

cruel

cum (+ ablative)

with

cum (indeclinable)

when, since

cupio (cupere, cupivi, cupitus)

want, desire

cur?(indeclinable)

why?

cura (curae, f)

care, worry

curro (currere, cucurri, cursus)

run

custodio(custodire, custodivi, custoditus)

guard

custos (custodis, m and f)

guard

de (+ ablative)

from, down from, about

dea (deae, f)

goddess

debeo (debere, debui, debitus)

owe, ought, should, must

defendo (defendere, defendi, defensus)

defend

deinde(indeclinable)

then

deleo (delere, delevi, deletus)

destroy

descendo (descendere, descendi, descensus)

go down, come down

deus (dei, m)

god

dico (dicere, dixi, dictus)

say, speak, tell

dies (diei, m)

day

difficilis (difficile)

difficult

diligens(diligentis)

careful

dirus (dira, dirum)

dreadful

discedo (discedere, discessi)

depart, leave

diu (indeclinable)

for a long time

do (dare, dedi, datus)

give

doceo(docere, docui, doctus)

teach

domina (dominae, f)

mistress