ap latin's real mom

a

ab (away) from, by

absum

abesse, afui be absent, lack

ad

to, toward, near, at

alius

alia, aliud other, another, else

animus

animi m. mind spirit, (pl.) courage

appello

appellare, appellavi, appellatum to call, call by name

atque

and, and also, and even

aut

or aut...aut either...or

Belgae

Belgarum m. Belgians

bellum

belli n. war

capio

capere, cepi, captum to take, capture, seize

causa

causae f. reason, cause, case

contineo

continere, continui, contentum to hold, to keep together

cum

with, when, since, although

de

(down) from, about, concerning

dico

dicere, dixi, dictus to say, speak, tell, call, name

et

and, also, even

etiam

also, even, besides

fere

almost, nearly, closely

finis

finis m/f. end, border, territory

flumen

fluminis n. river, stream

fortis

forte strong, brave, valiant

Gallia

Galliae f. Gaul

Gallus

Galla, Gallum Gallic (substantive) a Gaul

Germanus

Germana, Germanum German

gero

gerere, gessi, gestus to carry (on), wage

Helvetius

Helvetia, Helvetium Helvetian (substantive) a Helvetian

hic

haec, hoc this, these

in

in, on, into, to

initium

initii n. beginning, entrance

inter

between, among

ipse

ipsa, ipsum -self, the very

is

ea, id this, that, he, she, it

longe

far, at a distant

noster

nostra, nostrum our

obtineo

obtinere, obtinui, obtentum hold, maintain

omnis

omne every, all

pars

partis f. part, share, side

pertineo

perinere, pertinui to stretch out, reach, extend to

proelium

proelii n. battle, combat

prohibeo

prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus keep off, prohibit

provinca

provincae f. province

proximus

proxima, proximum nearest, very close

-que

and

qui

quae, quod (quis? quid?) who, which, that

reliquus

reliqua, reliquum remaining, the rest of

Rhenus

Rheni m. Rhine river

Rhodanus

Rhodana, Rhodanum Rhone

se

himself, herself, itself, themselves

Sequanus

Sequana, Sequanum Sequanian

sum

esse, fui, futurum to be

suus

sua, suum his, her, its, their own

tertius

tertia, tertium third

tres

tria three

unus

una, unum one

virtus

virtutis f. valor, manhood, excellence

a

ab (away) from, by

absum

abesse, afui be absent, lack

ad

to, toward, near, at

alius

alia, aliud other, another, else

animus

animi m. mind spirit, (pl.) courage

appello

appellare, appellavi, appellatum to call, call by name

atque

and, and also, and even

aut

or aut...aut either...or

Belgae

Belgarum m. Belgians

bellum

belli n. war

capio

capere, cepi, captum to take, capture, seize

causa

causae f. reason, cause, case

contineo

continere, continui, contentum to hold, to keep together

cum

with, when, since, although

de

(down) from, about, concerning

dico

dicere, dixi, dictus to say, speak, tell, call, name

et

and, also, even

etiam

also, even, besides

fere

almost, nearly, closely

finis

finis m/f. end, border, territory

flumen

fluminis n. river, stream

fortis

forte strong, brave, valiant

Gallia

Galliae f. Gaul

Gallus

Galla, Gallum Gallic (substantive) a Gaul

Germanus

Germana, Germanum German

gero

gerere, gessi, gestus to carry (on), wage

Helvetius

Helvetia, Helvetium Helvetian (substantive) a Helvetian

hic

haec, hoc this, these

in

in, on, into, to

initium

initii n. beginning, entrance

inter

between, among

ipse

ipsa, ipsum -self, the very

is

ea, id this, that, he, she, it

longe

far, at a distant

noster

nostra, nostrum our

obtineo

obtinere, obtinui, obtentum hold, maintain

omnis

omne every, all

pars

partis f. part, share, side

pertineo

perinere, pertinui to stretch out, reach, extend to

proelium

proelii n. battle, combat

prohibeo

prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus keep off, prohibit

provinca

provincae f. province

proximus

proxima, proximum nearest, very close

-que

and