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cisium

cisium

light two wheeled carriage

cubiculum

bedroom

plaustrum, -i, n.

wagon, cart

caupona, -ae, f.

inn

aedificium, -i, n.

building

caelum, -i, n.

sky

caupo, cauponis, m.

innkeeper

vestigium, -i, n.

track, footprint, trace

iter, itineris, n.

journey

cauda, -ae, f.

tail

legatus, -i, m.

envoy

nomen, nominis, n

name

homo, hominis, m.

man

viator, viatoris, m.

traveler

onus, oneris, n.

load, burden

tempus, temporis, n

time

cena, cenae, f.

dinner

lectus, -i, m.

bed, couch

fabula, -ae, f.

story

miles, militis, m.

soldier

periculosus

dangerous

undecimus

eleventh

sordidus

dirty

medius

middle

narratus

told

optimus, -a, -um

best

fortis, -is, -e

brave, strong

brevis, -is, -e

short

immobilis, -is, -e

motionless

incolumis, -is, -e

unhurt, safe and sound

omnis, -is, -e

all, the whole, every, each

Qualis, -is, -e

what sort of

nisi

unless, except

enim

for

postquam

after (conj.)

post

after

praeterea

besides

fortasse

perhaps

tantum

only (limited)

modo

only (specific)

olim

once

certe

certainly

valde

very much

obesus, -a, -um

fat

vehementer

violently, loudly

antea

before

ceno, cenare

to dine

explico, explicare

to explain

arripio, arripere

to grab/snatch

heri

yesterday

numquam

never

paulisper

for a short time

attente

attentive

pernocto, pernoctare

to spend the night

ludo, ludere

to play

excipio, excipere

to welcome, receive, catch

ferio, ferire

to hit, strike

verto, vertere

to turn

praetereo, praeterire

to go past

concido, concidere

to fall down

haereo, haerere

to stick

custodio, custodire

to guard

erro, errare

to wander

laudo, laudare

to praise

doleo, dolere

to be sad

fugio, fugere

to flee

praecurro, praecurrere

to run ahead

appareo, apparere

to appear

aperio, aperire

to open

vigilo, vigilare

to stay awake

esurio, esurire

to be hungry

eo, ire

to go

volo, velle

to want

nolo, nolle

to not want

fero, ferre

to bring, carry

sum, esse

I am, to be

possum, posse

to be able

narro, narrare

to tell

neco, necare

to kill

dico, dicere

to say

advesperascit

it gets dark

hi canes

these dogs

latrantes

barking

nisi erro

unless I am mistaken

quid agis?

How are you?

se praecipitant

hurl themselves, rush

vesperi

evening

esto

all right

in hanc cauponam

into this inn

Licetne nobis...?

Is it allowed for us...?

media nox

midnight

vir optime

sir

cubitum ire

to go to bed

hic lectus

this bed

melior

better

Nonne...?

Surely?

Quid fecit...?

What did...do?

rem explicare

to explain the situation

diu

for a long time

Cur non... istis?

Why didn't you go?