Principle Parts

abesse

to be absent

absum

I am absent

afui

I was absent

accido

I happen

accidere

to happen

accidi

I happened

accipere

to accept

accepi

I accepted

accipio

I accept

acceptus

having been accepted

adsum

I am present

adesse

to be present

adfui

I was present

advenio

I arrive

advenire

to arrive

adveni

I arrived

aedificare

to build

aedifico

I build

aedificavi

I built

aedificatus

Having been built

ago

I do, act, drive

egi

I did, acted, drove

actus

Having been done, acted, driven

ambulo

I walk

ambulare

to walk

ambulavi

I walked

amare

to love

amo

I love

amavi

I loved

amatus

having been loved

amor, amoris, m.

love

ancilla, ancillae, f.

slave girl

animus, animi, m.

spirit, soul, mind

annus, anni, m.

year

antea

before

appropinquare

to approach, come near to

appropinquavi

I approached, came near to

appropinquo

I approach, come near to

aqua, aquae, f.

water

arma, armorum, n. pl.

arms, weapons

ars, artis, f.

art, skill

ascendere

to climb

ascendo

I climb

ascendi

I climbed

ascensus

Having been climbed

audax, audacis

bold, daring

audeo

I dare

audere

to dare

ausus sum

having been dared

audire

to hear, listen to

audio

I hear, listen to

audivi

I heard, listened to

auditus

having been heard, listened to

auferre

To steal, take away

aufero

I take away, steal

abstuli

I stole, took away

ablatus

Having been stolen, taken away

auxilium, auxilii

help

bellum, belli

war

bene

well

bibere

to drink

bibi

I drank

bibo

I drink

bonus, bona, bonum

good

brevis, breve

short, brief

cadere

to fall

cado

I fall

cecidi

I fell

casus

Having been fallen

capere

to take

cepi

I took, caught, captured

captus

Having been taken, caught, captured

capio

I take

captivus, captivi, m.

prisoner, captive

caput, capitis

head

castra, castrorum

camp

celer, celeris, celere

quick

celare

to hide, conceal

celavi

I hid

celatus

Having been hidden

celo

I hide

cena, cenae, f.

dinner, meal

ceteri, ceterae, cetera

the rest, the others

cibus, cibi, m.

food

circum

around (+accusative)

civis

citizen

clamare

to shout

clamo

I shout

clamavi

I shouted

clamatus

Having been shouted

clamor

shout

clarus

clear, famous

coepi

I began

coepisse

to have begun

cogitare

to think

cogito

I think, consider

cogitavi

I thought, I considered

cogitatus

having been thought, considered

congosco

get to know, find out

cognoscere

to get to know, to find out