caput, capitis n.
head
coepi
I have begun
coepisse
to have begun
coeptus
having been begun
cognosco
I find out, learn
cognoscere
to find out, learn
cognovi
I have found out, learnt
cognitus
having been found out, learnt
dea, deae f.
goddess
discedo
I depart, leave
discedere
to depart, leave
discessi
I departed, left
ibi
there
libenter
willingly, gladly
manus, manus f.
hand, group of people
miles, militis m.
soldier
nam
for
nemo, neminis
no one, nobody
pars, partis f.
part
postea
afterwards
pro + abl
in front of, for, in return for (as prefix = forwards)
quo?
where to?
amo
I love, like
amare
to love, like
amavi
I loved, liked
amatus
having been loved, liked
carus, cara, carum
dear
cogito
I think, consider
cogitare
to think, consider
cogitavi
I thought, considered
cogitatus
having been thought, considered
conficio
I finish, wear out
conficere
to finish, wear out
confeci
I have finished, worn out
confectus
having been finished, worn out
curo
I look after, care for, supervise
curare
to look after, care for, supervise
curavi
I looked after, cared for, supervised
curatus
having been looked after, cared for, supervised
filia, filiae f.
daughter
forte
by chance
iter, itineris n.
journey, route, way
locus, loci m.
place
periculum, periculi n.
danger
tot
so many
vivo
I live, am alive
vivere
to live, be alive
vixi
I lived, was alive
vix
scarcely, hardly, with difficulty
vox, vocis f.
voice, shout