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aegrē
sickly (there’s an old british slang that when someone was home sick from school, they were “aeger”)
anteā
before, previously (notice ante root as in antebellum or anecedent)
audācter
daringly, boldly (think audacious)
bene
well
celeriter
swiftly, quickly (think celerity)
certē
certainly, surely
clam
secretly (think clandestine)
cūr
why
deinde
then, thereafter (word sorta sounds like “then they“)
diū
for a long time
extrā
outside, beyond
fortiter
bravely (think fort/fortress)
graviter
seriously, heavily
hīc
here (can sometimes be tricky when you confuse it with hic haec hoc; just work based on context and if you have an attached noun or not)
hūc
here
iam
now
ibi
there
interim
meanwhile
itaque
And so, thus, consequently
magnopere
greatly
modo
only, merely, just (can also mean “just now”)
nē ..
not, no
nōn
no, not
numquam
never
nunc
now
paene
almost, nearly
paulum
a little
plērumque
generally, mostly
posteā
afterward
prīdiē
yesterday (“the PRIor day”)
prīmo
First, at first, at the beginning
proptereā
therefore
rūrsus
again (i like to think of the repeating r’s and s’s )
saepe
often
satis
enough (derivative:satisfied)
semper
always
simul
at the same time
statim
immediately (derivative:[do something] STAT!)
subito
suddenly
suprā
above
tam
so many
tamen
however
tum
then
ubī
where
ultrā
beyond
ūnā
together (literally “as one“)
unde
From where
vix
scarcely, hardly