latin A words

a, ab (+ ablative)

by, from, away from

abdo

I put away, set aside, keep secret

abdere

to put away, set aside, keep secret

abdidi

I put away, set aside, kept secret

abditus

having been put away, set aside, kept secret

abhinc

ago

abstineo

I abstain from

abstinere

(astenersi da)

to abstain from

abstinui

I abstained from

abstentus

having been abstained from

absens, absentis

absent

absum

I am absent, away, distant from

abesse

(assente)

to be absent, away, distant from

afui

I was absent, away, distant from

ac, atque

and

accedo

I come near, approach

accedere

to come near, approach

accessi

I came near, approached

accessus

having been approached

accido

I happen

accidere

(accadere/succedere)

to happen

accidi

I happened

accipio

I accept, receive

accipere

(accettare)

to accept, receive

accepi

I accepted, received

acceptus

having been accepted, received

accusatio, accuasationis (f)

(accusa)

accusation

accusator, accusatoris (m)

(accusatore)

accuser, prosecutor

accuso

I accuse, charge (with criminal offence)

accusare

(accusare)

to accuse, charge

accusavi

I accused, charged

accusatus

having been accused, charged

acer, acris, acre

keen, eager, fierce

acriter

keenly, eagerly, fiercely

acerbus, acerba, acerbum

bitter, harsh

acies, aciei (f)

sharpness, sharp edge, point; battle line; glance; pupil (of the eye)

acuo

I whet, sharpen; spur on

acuere

to whet, sharpen; spur on

acui

I whetted, sharpened; spurred on

acutus

having been whetted, sharpened; spurred on

ad (+ accusative)

(a)

to, towards, at

addo

I add

addere

(aggiungere)

to add

addidi

I added

additus

having been added

adeo

so much, so greatly

adhibeo

I apply, make use of, summon

adhibere

to apply, make us of, summon

adhibui

I applied, made use of, summoned

adhibitus

having been applied, made use of, summoned

adhuc

till now, still

adimo

I take away; deprive, castrate

adimere

to take away; deprive; castrate

ademi

I took away; deprived; castrated

ademptus

having been taken away; deprived'; castrated

adipiscor

I gain, secure, obtain, inherit

adipisci

to gain, secure, obtain, inherit

adeptus sum

I gained, secured, obtained, inherited

adeptus

having gained, secured, obtained, inherited

adiuvo

I help

adiuvare

(aiutare)

to help

adiuvi

I helped

adiutus

having been helped

administro

I administer, manage

administrare

(gestire/amministrare)

to administer, manage

administravi

I administered, manged

administratus

having been administered, managed

admiratio, admirationis

(ammirazione)

admiration, surprise

admiror

I admire, respect; am surprised, am astonished

admirari

(ammirare)

to admire, respect; be surprised, be astonished

admiratus sum

I admired, respected; was surprised, was astonished

admitto

I admit, allow

admittere

(ammettere)

to admit, allow

admisi

I admitted, allowed

admissus

having been admitted, allowed

admoneo

I admonish, remind, warn

admonere

to admonish, remind, warn

admonui

I admonished, reminded, warned

admonitus

having been astonished, reminded, warned

adorior

I assail, assault; accost, address; rise against

adoriri

to assail, assault; accost, address; rise against

adortus sum

I assailed, assaulted; accosted, addressed; rose against

adortus

having assailed, assaulted; accosted, addressed; rose against

adsum

I am here, present

adesse

to be here, present

adfui

I was here, present

adulescens, adulescentis (m)

youth, young man

adulescentia, adulescentiae (f)

youth, adolescence

advenio

I arrive

advenire

(origin of advent/adventure)

to arrive

adveni

I arrived

adversarius, adversaria, adversarium

adversary, enemy, opponent

adversus (+ accusative)

against, towards, in front of

aedes, aedis (f)

temple; house (pl.)

aedificium, aedificii (n)

(origine di edificio)

(origin of edifice)

building

aedificio

I build

aedificare

to build

aedificavi

I built

aedificatus

having been built

aeger, aegra, aegrum

sick, ill, troubled