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animus -i m
mind, spirit, soul
audax -acis
bold, daring
captivus -i m
captive, prisoner
castra -orum n pl
camp
celo -are -avi -atus
I hide (something)
clarus -a -um
famous, clear
comes -itis m/f
companion, comrade
consul -ulis m
consul
corpus -oris n
body
crudelis -e
cruel
custos -odis m/f
guard
et ... et
both ... and
flumen -inis n
river
gero -ere gessi gestus
I wage (war)
hic haec hoc
this, pl these; he, she, it
iam
now, already
ibi
there
ille illa illud
that, pl those; he, she, it
imperator -oris m
general, leader; emperor
incendo -ere -i incensus
I set on fire, I burn (something)
laudo -are -avi -atus
I praise
maior -us
bigger, greater
maxime
very greatly
maximus -a -um
biggest, greatest, very big/great
melior -us
better
minime
no; least, very little
minimus -a -um
very little, smallest
minor -us
smaller, less
modus -i m
manner, way, kind
moveo -ere movi motus
I move (something)
multo
much, by much (with comparative)
narro -are -avi -atus
I tell, I relate
nihil n
nothing
optimus -a -um
best, excellent, very good
pars partis f
part
pauci -ae -a
few, a few
peior -us
worse
pessimus -a -um
worst, very bad
plurimus -a -um
very much, pl very many, most
plus gen pluris
more of (+ gen); pl more
primo
at first
quam
than (in comparison); how ...!/? (exclamation or question)
quam celerrime
as quickly as possible
quam + superlative adverb
as x as possible
resisto -ere restiti
I resist (+ dat)
sanguis -inis m
blood
sic
thus, in this way
sine (+abl)
without
solus -a -um
alone, on one's own, lonely, only
sto stare steti
I stand
virtus -utis f
courage, virtue
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