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a ab abs

from, by

abundo abundare abundavi abundatus

to abound with

accipio accipere accepi acceptus

to receive

accuso accusare accusavi accusatus

to accuse

acer acris acre

sharp, piercing

ad

to, up to, towards

adulescens adulescentis

young, growing; young person

aedifico aedificare aedificavi aedificatus

to build, erect, establish

aequus -a -um

equal

aestimo aestimare aestimavi aestimatus

to appraise

aestimo unius assis

I do not care a bit

ager agri m.

field

ago agere egi actus

to drive, do, act, concern oneself with

agricola agricolae m.

farmer

albus -a -um

white

alienus -a -um

strange, unrelated, another's

alius alia aliud (archaic: alis alid)

other, another

alo alere alui altus

to nourish

ambulo ambulare ambulavi ambulatum

to walk

amicus amici m.

male friend

amitto amittere amisi amissus

to send away, lose

amo amare amavi amatus

to love

amor amoris m.

love

animal animalis n.

animal

animus animi m.

spirit, mind

ante

before, in front of (adv. and prep. +acc.)

apud

near, in the presence of

aqua aquae f.

water

arbor (or arbos) arboris f.

tree

ardeo ardere arsi arsum

to burn, glow

argumentum -i n.

proof, evidence, argument

arma armorum n.

arms, weapons

armatus -a -um

armed

athleta athletae m.

athlete

atque or ac

and, also

audio audire audivi auditus

to hear

autem

however; moreover

auxilium auxili n.

aid, help

avunculus avunculi m.

maternal uncle

axis axis m.

axle; sky

barba -ae f.

beard

bellum belli n.

war

bellum gero

wage war

bene; melius (comp.); optime (superl.)

well

bonus -a -um

good

cado cadere cecidi casum

to fall

caelum caeli n.

sky, heaven

capio capere cepi captus

to seize

caput capitis n.

head

caro carnis f.

meat, flesh

casa casae f.

cottage, house

castra castrorum n. (rarely -ae f.)

camp

causa causae f.

cause, reason, lawsuit

celeber celebris celebre

famous

celeriter celerius celerrime

swiftly

cinis cineris m. or f.

ashes

circum or circa

around

civis civis m. or f.

citizen

clades cladis f.

destruction

classis classis f.

division, fleet

cogito cogitare cogitavi cogitatus

to think

consilium consilii n.

plan; council

conspicio conspicere conspexi conspectus

to catch sight of, behold

constantia constantiae f.

firmness, perseverance

consul consulis m.

consul

consumo consumere consumpsi consumptus

to use up, consume

colo colere colui cultus

to inhabit, cultivate

comedo comedere (comesse) comedi comesum

to eat up, consume

contra

against, opposite (adv. and prep. +acc.)

convenio convenire conveni conventus

to assemble; agree

coquo coquere coxi coctum

to cook

cor cordis n.

heart

cornu cornus f.

horn

corpus corporis n.

body

corripio corripere corripui correptum

to seize, plunder; rebuke

credo credere credidi creditus

to trust, believe

cresco crescere crevi cretus

to grow, increase

crudelis crudele

unfeeling, cruel

cum

with (prep. +abl.)

cum

when; since; although

cupio cupere cupii/cupivi cupitus

to desire

cur

why

curo curare curavi curatus

to care for

curro currere cucurri cursus

to run

de

down from, about, concerning

dea deae f.

goddess

debeo debere debui debitus

to owe; ought

decerno decernere decrevi decretus

to determine, decide

deinde or dein

then, next

delecto delectare delectavi delectatus

to divert, attract, delight

deleo delere delevi deletus

to destroy

delicia deliciae f. (often plural) or delici(ol)um -i m.

charm, delight

descendo descendere descendi descensus

to descend

deus dei m.

god

devasto -vastare -vastavi -vastatus

to lay waste

dextera dextera f.

right hand

dico dicere dixi dictus

to say, speak

dies diei m. or f.

day

difficilis difficile

difficult

digitus digiti m.

finger