latin 5

Athênae, Alhenärum f. Pl.

Athens

Roma, Romae f.

Rome

dictum, dicti n.

word; saying

domus, domi f.

house, home

amor, amoris m.

Love

animal, animalis, -ium n.

Animal

carmen, carminis n.

song, poem

Carthago, Carthaginis f.

Carthage

civis, civis, -ium m. or f.

Citizen

corpus, corporis n.

body

homo, hominis m.

human being, man

hostis, hostis, -ium m.

(public) enemy

ius, iuris n.

right, law; judgment; court

mare, maris, *-ium n.

sea

mater, matris f.

mother

mêns, mentis, -ium f.

mind; intention, purpose; attitude

miles, militis m.

soldier

moenia, moenium n. Pl.

(city) walls

pater, patris m.

father

patres conscripti, voc. pl.

Enrolled fathers, senators

rex, régis m.

king

rüs, rüris n. sing. or pl.,

country (side)

servitus, servitutis f.

slavery

timor, timoris m.

fear

urbs, urbis, ium f.

city

vis-, -ium f.

force, power; violence;pl., strength

libero (1-t.)

free

cares, carêre, carui, caritürus

lack, be without, be free (from) (+ abl.)

lego, legere, legi, lectus

choose; read

intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectus

understand

vivo, vivere, vixi, victürus

live, be alive

acer, acris, acre

sharp, keen; fierce

facilis, facile

easy

difficilis, difficile

difficult

felix, felicis

lucky, fortunate, happy

infelix, infelicis

unlucky, unfortunate,unhappy

fortis, forte

brave; strong

ingens, ingentis

huge, vast; remarkable

omnis, omne

every; all

autem (postpositive conj.)

however; moreover

difficulter (adv.

with difficulty

facile (adv.)

easily; readily

inter (prep. + acc.)

between, among; during

iûre (adv.)

rightly, justly

omnino (adv.)

entirely; at all

sub (prep. + acc.)

under; up to

Sub (prep. + abl.)

under; at the foot of;near

umquam (adv.)

ever

numquam (adv.)

never