exercitus - hic

exercitus, exercitus

army (4m)

exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatus

wait for, expect (1st conj.)

exspecto

I wait for, I expect

exspectare

to wait for, to expect

exspectavi

I waited for, I expected

exspectatus

having been waited for, having been expected

facilis, facile

easy (3-3)

facio, facere, feci, factus

make, do (mixed 3/4 conj.)

facio

I make, I do

facere

to make, to do

feci

I made, I did

factus

having been made, having been done

faveo, favere, favi, fautus

favour, support (+ dat.) (2nd conj.)

faveo

I favour, I support

favere

to favour, to support

favi

I favoured, I supported

fautus

having been favoured, having been supported

felix, felicis

fortunate, happy (3-3)

femina, feminae

woman (1f)

fero

bring, carry, bear (irreg.)

fero

I bring, I carry, I bear

ferre

to bring, to carry, to bear

tuli

I brought, I carried, I bore

latus

having been brought, having been carried, having been borne

ferox, ferocis

fierce, ferocious (3-3)

festino, festinare, festinavi

hurry (1st conj.)

festino

I hurry

festinare

to hurry

festinavi

I hurried

fidelis, fidele

faithful, loyal (3-3)

filia, filiae

daughter (1f)

filius, filii

son (2m)

flumen, fluminis

river (2n)

forte

by chance

fortis, forte

brave (3-3)

forum, fori

forum, market place (2n)

frater, fratris

brother (3m)

frustra

in vain

fugio, fugere, fugi

run away, flee (3rd conj.)

fugio

I run away, I flee

fugere

to run away, to flee

fugi

I ran away, I fled

gaudeo

be pleased, rejoice (2nd. conj, semi-deponent)

gaudeo

I am pleased, I rejoice

gaudere

to be pleased, to rejoice

gavisus sum

I have been pleased, I rejoiced

gaudium, gaudii

joy, pleasure (2n)

gens, gentis

family, tribe, race, people (3f)

gero, gerere, gessi, gestus

wear (clothes), wage (war) (3rd conj.)

gero

I wear (clothes), I wage (war)

gerere

to wear (clothes), to wage (war)

gessi

I wore (clothes), I waged (war)

gestus

having been worn (clothes), having been waged (war)

gladius gladii

sword (2n)

gravis, grave

heavy, serious (3-3)

habeo

have, hold (2nd conj.)

habeo

I have, I hold

habere

to have, to hold

habui

I had, I held

habitus

having been had, having been held

habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatus

live (1st conj.)

habito

I live

habitare

to live

habitavi

I lived

habitatus

having been lived

heri

yesterday

hic, haec, hoc

this, he, she, it