Latin 3

accidō

to happen

adeptus, a, um

having obtained

administrō

to manage

aliquis; aliquid

someone; something

amor

love

aperiō

to open

auctōritās

authority

audāx

bold; reckless

aureus

golden

autem

however; moreover

avidē

eagerly

caelum

sky, heaven

captīvus

prisoner

carcer

jail

castra

military camp

cēdō

to yield

clārus

clear, famous

cōgō

to drive together; compel

colloquium

conversation

commemorō

to recollect, remember

comprehendō

to seize, arrest

cōnscendō

to climb onto

conspicatus, a, um

having caught sight of

cum

when; since; although

cūra

care, concern

dēcipiō

to deceive, cheat

defixio

curse tablet

dēpōnō

to put down

dēscendō

to descend

dēserō

to leave, abandon

dēsinō

to cease

dī immortālēs

immortal gods

dīgnitās

reputation, dignity

dīligentia

attention, carefulness

dīrus

harsh, awful

dissentīō

to disagree

doceō

to teach

egressus, a, um

having left

ēligō

to pick out, select

enim

in fact, for

eo

to go

eques

horseman, knight

errō

to wander, err

exitium

destruction, ruin

explicō

to explain

extrā

outside, beyond

facinus

crime

flūmen

river

fundō

to pour

furō

to rage, be mad

gerō

to bear, manage

haesitō

to hesitate

honor [or] honos

honor; office

hostis

enemy

humus

ground

iactō

to throw

immemor

unmindful, forgetful

immortālis

immortal

immōtus

unmoved, unchanged

incipiō

to begin

īnfestus

hostile, aggressive

disposition

ability

ingressus

having entered

iniciō

to throw in

īnsānus

insane

intereā

meanwhile

iubeō

to order

lacrima

tear

laedō

to injure by striking, hurt

lateō

to lie hidden, be hidden

legiō

legion

locutus

having spoken

magis

more

magnopere

greatly

mandātum

order, instruction

maximē

most greatly

minimus

least, smallest

modus

measure; manner

molestus

troublesome, annoying

moneō

to warn, advise

neque

and not; neither ... nor ...

nesciō

to not know

nimium

excessively, too much

nōmen

name

nonnullus

some

num

whether; surely...not

nusquam

nowhere

occupō

to seize

omen

omen, warning

oportet

it is proper/right

oppidum

town

oppugnō

to attack

ōrnō

to equip, decorate

ōs

mouth, face

parcō

to spare (+ dat.)

pāreō

to obey

passus

having endured; having permitted

patefaciō

to reveal

pauci

few

perfidia

treachery