latin metamorphosis hfv

noster -tra -um

our

nōn (adv)

not

nōmen -minis (n)

name, family name, fame, reputation

nimium (adv)

excessively, extremely, very much

nec

and....not, not even

nātus -ī (m)

son

multus -a -um

much

modo (adv)

just now, recently, lately, just, only

miser -era -erum

wretched, miserable

mīles -itis (m)

soldier

meus -a -um

my

medius -a -um

middle, middle of, between, in half, half, medium, moderate

manus -ūs (f)

hand, armed force, band

magnus -a -um

great, large

penna, -ae (f.)

wing, feather

pectus, -oris (n.)

chest, breast

pater, -tris (m.)

father

pārens, entis (m.,f.)

ancestor, parent

osculum, -ī (n.)

mouth, lips; kiss

ōs, ōris (n.)

face; mouth

ordō, -dinish (m.)

order; class, rank; a linear arrangement

opus, -eris (n.)

task, undertaking, work, job; need

omnis, -e

each, every, all

oculus, -ī (m.)

eye

nullus, -a, -um

no one, nobody, nothing; no; insightnificant, trifling

nūdus, -a, -um

bare, pure, open, simple; naked, unclothed

nox, -ctis (f.)

night

novus, -a, -um

new, unfamiliar

loquor, -quī,-cūtus

to speak

longus, -a, -um

long, tall

locus, -ī (m.)

place; open land

lego,-ere,lēgī,lectum

to choose, select,pick out; to read

lacertus,-i (m.)

upper arm

ipse,-a,-um

oneself, itself

inquit

he/she/it says/said

in (+abl)

in, on

in (+acc)

into

ille, illa, illud

that the former, he she

ignis, -is (m.)

fire star

iam (adv.)

now

iaceō, ēre, uī, tum

to lie down, lie

hostis, -is (m.)

enemy

hic, haec, hoc

this, the latter

atque

and in fact, and what is more, and indeed, and even

at

at least, but, yet

ars, artis (fem)

skill, art

arma, -orum (neut plural)

arms, weapons; fighting, war

arbor, -oris (fem)

tree

aqua, -ae (fem)

water, sea

amor, amoris (masc)

love, love affair

amo, -are, avi, atum

to love; to fall in love

amans, -ntis (masc, fem)

lover

alter...alter

the one...the other

aiō

to say, assert; reply

aes, aeris (nuet)

money, pay

ad (+ acc)

to, at; by, by the light of

accipio, -ere, cepi, ceptum

to receive, accept

ā, ab (+ abl)

from

teneo, -ere, -ui, tum

to hold, have; to watch

tempto, -are, -avi, atum

to try, attempt; to handle, touch, feel

tango, -ere, tetigi, tactum

to touch, to come in contact with

tamen (adv.)

nevertheless

tabella, -ae (f.)

writing tablet

sub (+ abl)

under, under-neath; at the base of; (+acc) at the base of

sum, esse, fui, futurus

to be

sic (adv)

thus, in this way, in like manner

sī (conj.)

if

sentio, īre, sensī, sensum

to feel, sense

semper (adv.)

always

sed (conj.)

but

saepe (adv.)

often

vulnus, -eris (n.)

wound, injury

vōs

you (pl.)

volō, velle, voluī

to wish for; to wish

virgō, -inis (f.)

maiden

vestis, -is (f.)

clothing, cloth

verbum, - ī (n.)

word

veniō, -īre, vēni, ventum

to come

vel...vel (conj.)

either...or

vacuus, -a, -um

empty, unattached, free, unoccupied

ūnus, -a, -um

one, alone

unda, -ae (f.)

body of flowing water, river; water

tuus, -a, -um

your (sing.)

tū

you (sing.)

tōtus, -a, -um

the whole of

timidus, -a., -um

fearful, apprehensive, timid

dō, dare, dedī, datum

to give; to allow; to cause to go

digitus, -ī (m.)

finger; toe

dīco, -ere, dixī, dictum

to say; to appoint, fix

deus, -ī (m.)

god, deity

cum- (conj.); (prep.+ abl.)

when; with, along with

corpus, -oris (n.)

body

color, -ōris (m.)

color

certus, -a, -um

accurate, precise, sure

cēra, -ae (f.)

wax, beeswax

carmen, -minis (n.)

poetry, song

bellum, -ī (n.)

war

aut...aut

either...or

aut (conj.)

or

aura,-āe (f.)

breeze, air