Toronto CMS All Vocab LV1

in, prep. + ablative

in, on

in, prep. + acc

into, against, for

ad, prep. + acc

to, for

a / ab, prep. + abl

from, by

de, prep. + abl

from; about, concerning

non, adv.

not, no

cum, quum, conj.

when; since; although

omnis, adj.

all; every (omnia, 'all things, everything'; omnes, 'all, everyone')

sed (set), conj.

but

ut, uti, conj. with subjunctive verb

that, so that; in order that

deus, n.

god

quidam, quaedam, quoddam, pron.

a certain, some (one/thing)

per, prep. + acc

through; by (per omnia, 'in all respects)

autem, conj.

on the other hand, but, moreover

quod, conj.

because, that

ex / ex, pre. + abl

out of, from

rex, regis, masc. n.

king

quia, conj.

because, that

vero, conj.

but, however, indeed

sanctus, adj.

holy

sanctus, n.

saint

alius, adj.

other

etiam (eciam), conj.

also, even

si, conj.

if

homo, hominis, masc. n.

man, human being

magnus, adj. (maior, maximus)

great

dominus, n.

lord

enim, conj.

for, certainly, indeed

nec / neque, conj.

and not, nor (nec...nec, 'neither...nor')

pro, prep. + abl

for, according to

quam, adv.

as; than; how

dies, diei, masc. and fem. n.

day

multus, adj.

much, many

multum, adv.

very much

tamen, adv.

nevertheless, yet, however

terra, fem. n.

earth, land

unus, adj. (gen. unius; dat. uni)

one, alone

ut / uti, adv. and conj. with indicative verb

as, how

ac / atque, conj.

and

nam, namque, conj.

for

nomen, nominis, neut. n.

name

tempus, temporis, neut. n.

time

tunc, adv.

then, at that time

vel, conj. and adv.

or; even; at least

verbum, neut. n.

word

nullus, adj.

none, not any

sicut / sicuti, adv.

just as, as

bonus, adj. (melior, optimus)

good

ergo, adv.

therefore, then

frater, fratris, masc. n.

brother; friar

primus, adj.

first

primus, primum, adv.

first, in the first place

aliqui, aliqua, aliquod, adj.

some

bene, adv. (melius, optime)

well

civitas, civitatis, fem. n.

city

filius, masc. n.

son

iam, adv.

now, already

pater, patris, masc. n.

father

virtus, virtutis, fem. n.

virtue, power; strength, bravery; miracle

anima, fem. n.

soul

domus, domus, fem. n.

house, home

locus, masc. n.

place

ne, conj.

lest, in order that... not (before negative purpose clauses); not (before subjunctives of command)

nisi, conj.

if not, unless; except

sub, prep. + abl.

under, beneath, during

sub, prep. + acc

under, beneath

via, fem. n.

way

vir, viri, masc. n.

man; husband

ante, prep. + acc

before

corpus, corporis, neut. n.

body

dum, conj.

while, when; until

modus, masc. n.

measure; manner, way (nullo modo, 'in no way, by no means')

quasi, adv.

as if, as it were

talis, adj.

such

unde, adv.

whence, from where; from which (fact/thing/reason); wherewith, the means with which (to do something + sub.)

caelum (coelum), neut. n.

heaven, sky; climate, weather

ceterus (caeterus), adj.

other

igitur, adv.

therefore, then

mundus, masc. n.

world

nox, noctis, fem. n.

night

nunc, adv.

now

populus, masc. n.

people

post, prep. + acc

after, behind

quantum, adv.

how much; as much (as)

sic, adv.

so, thus; yes

spiritus, spiritus, masc. n.

spirit; breath, wind

super, prep. + abl.

about, concerning, beyond

super, prep. + acc

above, over, upon

totus, totius, adj.

(the) whole

ubi, adv.

where, when

verus, adj.

true

verum, neut. n.

truth

vita, fem. n.

life

aliquis, aliquid, pron.

some (one/thing), any (one/thing)

aqua, fem. n.

water

aut, conj.

or

certus, adj.

certain, sure

ecclesia, fem. n.

church

humanus, adj.

human

ita, adv.

so, in such a way