Latin 5 201-500 flumen to nobilis

flümen -inis n.

stream, river

förma -ae f.

shape; beauty

fortis -e

brave

frangö frangere frégi fräctum

break, shatter

fräter frätris m.

brother

fuga -ae f.

flight, route

fugiö fugere fügi fugitum

flee, escape

gero gerere gessi gestum

bear, manage;

bellum gerere

wage war

glöria -ae f.

glory, fame

grätia -ae f.

favor, influence, gratitude

grätus -a -um

pleasant; grateful

haud

not

honestus -a -um

honorable

honor -öris m.

honor, glory; office, post

hümänus -a -um

human

iaceö iacére iacui

lie, lay down

ibi

there

ideö

for this reason

igitur

therefore

imperätor -öris m.

commander

imperö -äre

command, control

impetus -üs m.

attack

impönö -ere -posui -positum

put in, put on,impose, levy upon

incipiö -cipere -cépi -ceptum

begin

inde

from there, from then

inferus -a -um

low; inferior: lower;

infimus or imus

lowest

ingenium -i n.

disposition, ability, talent

ingéns ingentis

huge, enormous

ingratus -a -um

unpleasant, disagreeable

iniüria -ae f.

injustice, wrong, affront

intellegö -legere -lexi -léctum

understand

interficiö -ficere -féci -fectum

kill

interim

meanwhile

inveniö -venire -veni -ventum

find; discover

iüdicö -äre

judge, decide

iugum -i n.

yoke; ridge, chain of hills

iüs iüris n.

right, justice, law

iuvenis -is m.

youth

iuvö iuväre iüvi iütum

help, assist; please, delight

labor -öris m.

toil, exertion

lacrima -ae f.

tear

laetus -a -um

glad, joyful

latus -eris n.

side, flank

laudö -äre

praise

laus laudis f.

praise, glory

légätus -i m.

lieutenant, envoy

legio -önis f.

legion

legö legere legi léctum

gather, choose, read

levis -e

light, trivial

lex légis

f. law

libertäs -ätis f.

freedom

liber libera liberum

free

liberi (m. pl.)

freeborn children

littera -ae f.

letter, (pl.) literature

litus -oris n.

shore

loquor loqui locütus sum

speak, talk

lüx lücis f.

light of day

mägnitüdo -inis f.

greatness, size

malus -a -um

bad, evil;

maneo manere mansl mansum

remain

memoria -ae f.

recollection, memory

metuö metuere metui

to fear, to dread

mons montis m.

mountain

mora -ae f.

delay, hindrance

morior mori mortuus sum

die

mox

soon

multitüdo -inis f.

multitude, number

mundus -i m.

world, universe, heavens

münus müneris n.

gift, offering

mürus -i m.

wall

mütö -äre

change

näscor näsci nätus sum

be born

nätus -i m.

son

nävis -is f.

ship

ne

interrogative particle attached to the emphatic word in a question

negö -äre

deny, refuse

nöbilis -e

distinguished, noble; (as subst.) a nobleman or woman

male

(adv.) badly