De Romanis Chapter 1-4

amo (amare, amavi, amatum)

love, like

dea (deae, f)

goddess

deus (dei, m)

god

et

and, even

etiam

also, even

femina (feminae, f)

woman

filia (filiae, f)

daughter

filius (filii, m)

son

homo (hominis, m)

man, human being

iratus (irata, iratum)

angry

lacrimo (lacrimare, lacrimavi, lacrimatum)

weep, cry

laetus (laeta, laetum)

happy

laudo (laudare, laudavi, laudatum)

praise

liberi (liberorum, m pl)

children

mater (matris, f)

mother

multus (multa, multum)

much, many

pater (patris, m)

father

pulcher (pulchra, pulchrum)

beautiful, handsome

punio (punire, punivi, punitum)

punish

regina (reginae, f)

queen

rego (regere, rexi, rectum)

rule

rex (regis, m)

king

Romanus (Romana, Romanum)

Roman

saepe

often

saevus (saeva, saevum)

savage, cruel

sed

but

sum (esse, fui)

be

terreo (terrere, terrui, territum)

frighten, terrify

tum

then

uxor (uxoris, f)

wife

ad (+accusative)

to, towards, at

arma (armorum, n pl)

arms, weapons

audax (audacis)

bold, daring

bellum (belli, n)

war

capio (capere, cepi, captum)

take, catch, capture, make (a plan)

contra (+accusative)

against

corpus (corporis, n)

body

curro (currere, cucurri, cursum)

run

eo (ire, ii / ivi, itum)

go

flumen (fluminis, n)

river

fortis (forte)

brave, strong

fortiter

bravely, strongly

gladius (gladii, m)

sword

Graecus (Graeca, Graecum)

Greek

hasta (hastae, f)

spear

iacio (iacere, ieci, iactum)

throw

in (+accusative)

into, onto

ingens (ingentis)

huge

inquit (inquiunt)

he / she says / said, they say / said

interficio (interficere, interfeci, interfectum)

kill

maneo (manere, mansi, mansum)

remain, stay

non

not

per (+accusative)

through, along

periculum (periculi, n)

danger

prope (+accusative)

near

sagitta (sagittae, f)

arrow

silva (silvae, f)

wood

timeo (timere, timui, timitum)

fear, be afraid

trans (+accusative)

across

vinco (vincere, vici, victum)

conquer, win, be victorious, defeat

a, ab (+ablative)

from, away from, by

ascendo (ascendere, ascendi, ascensum)

climb

audio (audire, audivi, auditum)

hear, listen to

auxilium (auxilii, n)

help

bonus (bona, bonum)

good

caelum (caeli, n)

sky, heaven

celeriter

quickly

conspicio (conspicere, conspexi, conspectum)

catch sight of, notice

cum (+ablative)

with

de (+ablative)

from, down from, about

descendo (descendere, descendi, descensum)

go down, come down

difficilis (difficile)

difficult

diu

for a long time

e, ex (+ablative)

from, out of, out from

equus (equi, m)

horse

facilis (facile)

easy

felix (felicis)

fortunate, happy, lucky

in (+ablative)

in, on

iubeo (iubere, iussi, iussum)

order

magnus (magna, magnum)

big, large, great

malus (mala, malum)

evil, bad

mare (maris, n)

sea

mons (montis, m)

mountain

olim

once, some time ago

peto (petere, petivi, petitum)

make for, seek, beg/ask for

possum (posse, potui)

can, be able

pugno (pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum)

fight

subito

suddenly

tandem

at last, finally

terra (terrae, f)

ground, land, country

-ne

(introduces question)

aedifico (aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatum)

build

ager (agri, m)

field

aurum (auri, n)

gold

credo (credere, credidi, creditum + dative)

believe, trust

crudelis (crudele)

cruel

cur?

why?

do (dare, dedi, datum)

give

donum (doni, n)

gift, present

facio (facere, feci, factum)

make, do