Jones and Sidwell Nasty Little Words

tam... ut...

so that

adeo... ut...

to such an extent that

sic... ut...

in such a way that

ita... ut...

in such a way that

tantus... ut...

so great that

tot... ut...

so many that

talis... ut...

of such a kind that

et... et

and; also, too, even; both... and

autem

(postpositive) but

cur

why?

deinde

then, next

enim

(postpositive) for, because

igitur

(postpositive) therefore

nam

for, because

non

no, not

nunc

now

quoque

also

sed

but

semper

always

si

if

clam

secretly

quare

why?

quod

because

tamen

however, but

tandem

at length

ita

so, thus; yes

nec... nec...

and... not, neither; nor

nimis

too much

-que

and

satis

enough

tum

then

ut

as; when; how!

bene

well; thoroughly; rightly

hodie

today

-ne

? (makes sentence a question. affixed to first word)

quasi

as if, like

quo

whither? to where?

ubi

where at?; when?

nihil

nothing

aut

or

certe

without doubt

certo

for a fact

plane

clearly

ac (atque)

and

quam

how!

hic, haec, hoc

this; this one

ille, illa, illud

that; that one

haud

not

iam

now, by now, already; presently

cito

quickly

ergo

therefore

hac

this way

huc

(to) here

ibi

there

nisi

unless, if ...not; except

hic

here

immo

(strong assent or disagreement, used in conjunction with another word)

post

later, afterwards

uero

indeed

uerum

but, yet, however; still

dum

while

bene

good!, fine!

iterum

again

modo

now

mecum

with me

tecum

with you

secum

with him/her/it

mox

soon

quia

because

sic

thus, in this way, so

tam

so

domo

from the house

intro

to inside

ecce

look!

at

but (introduces an objection)

quamquam

although

is, ea, id

that; he, she, it

quam

than; (how!)

umquam

ever

celeriter

quickly

ferociter

ferociously

fortiter

bravely

utrimque

on both sides

etiam

still, even, as well; yes, indeed

nonne

surely?

quando

since, when

necesse

necessary, inevitable

subito

suddenly

interea

meanwhile

repente

suddenly

postea

afterwards

quid

why?

primo

at first

praeterea

besides, moreover

prope

(adverb) almost

simul

at the same time, simultaneously

solum

only

multo

(by) much, (by) far

postremo

finally

stulte

stupidly