Wheelock's CH 2

Fāma

rumour, report, fame, reputation

Fōrma

form, shape, beauty

Fortūna

fortune, luck

īra

ire, anger

Nauta

sailor

Patria

fatherland, home country, native land

Pecūnia

money

Philosophia

philosophy

Poena

penalty, punishment

Poēta

poet

Porta

gate, entrance

Puella

girl

Rosa

rose

Sententia

feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

Vīta

life, mode of life

Antīqua

ancient

Magna

large, great, important

Mea

my

Multa

much, many, lots of

Tua

your (when addressing one person)

Et

and

Sed

but

Ō

Oh

Sine

without

Est

is

Venia

favour, pardon

Clēmentia

clemency

Dēportāre

to carry away

Recūsāre

refuse, reject

Vītare

to avoid

Turba

crowd

Iubēre

to avoid

Ars

art

Sāna

sound, sane

Īnsānia

unsoundness, insanity

Immodica

immoderate, excessive

Creāre

to create

Nūlla

no (adjective)

Avāritia

avarice

Saeva

cruel

Catēra

chain

Onerāre

to load, oppress

Rota

wheel

Timēre

to fear

Obdūrāre

to be firm, tough

Bāsiāre

to kiss

Poenās dare

to pay the price/penalty