Adjectives 11-32

alius

other, another, aliud x2 - one thing … another, aliī x2 - some … others

alter

the one, the other (of two); next, second

neuter

neither (of two)

nūllus (nullus)

not any, no

secundus

second; favorable

sōlus (solus)

alone, only

tōtus (totus)

whole, entire

ūllus (ullus)

any

ūnus (unus)

one

uter

which? (of two)

amīcus (amicus)

friendly (to)

aptus

fit, suitable (for)

cārus (carus)

dear (to)

fidēlis (fidelis)

faithful, loyal (to)

inimīcus (inimicus)

unfriendly, hostile (to)

pār (par)

equal (to)

similis

similar (to), like

fessus

tired

medius

middle; middle of
(medium mare = middle of sea)

paucī (pauci)

few

reliquus

remaining, rest (of)

tantus

so much, so great *only

uterque

both, each (of two)

aequus

even, calm, equal

cēterī (ceteri)

the rest, the others

dignus

worthy; worth, fitting

indignus

unworthy; undeserved; shameful

suus

his, her, its, their own

aureus

golden, of gold

Graecus

Greek

levis

Light, easy; swift

quī (qui)

which ____?, what ____?

tot

so many, as many

mortālis (mortalis)

mortal, transient; human

sacer

sacred

sapiēns (sapiens)

wise, sensible

superus

upper, higher, above

tālis (talis)

such, of such a king

tristis

sad; gloomy

commūnis (communis)

shared, common; public

gravis

heavy; serious, important; difficult

iūstus (iustus)

just, fair

quīdam (quidam)

a certain ____, a sort of ____

turpis

shameful, base; ugly, foul

propinquus

near (to), neighboring; near, not far off (of time)

cunctus

the whole, all (collectively)

īnfēlix (infelix)

unhappy, unlucky

beātus (beatus)

happy, blessed; prosperous

rēctus (rectus)

straight, upright; right; virtuous, honest

certus

fixed, established, certain; specified; reliable, sure

quantus

how much, how many

quot

how many?

cīvīlis (civilis)

civil, public, political

perītus (peritus)

experienced, skillful

ūtilis (utilis)

useful, profitable

vērus (verus)

true

celsus

high

Trōiānus (Troianus)

Trojan

dūrus (durus)

hard, harsh, rough

honestus

honest, worthy, honorable

ignārus (ignarus)

ignorant (of), unaware (of)

asper

rough, harsh; cruel

ferōx (ferox)

fierce, bold; wild, savage

ferus

wild, fierce; cruel; uncivilized

mīrābilis (mirabilis)

wonderful, extraordinary

paulus

little, small