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gravis -e

heavy, serious

vel

or else, or

longus -a -um

long, far

parvus -a -um

small

relinquo -linquere -liqui lictum

abandon

saepe

often

fio fieri factus sum

become, happen, be done

os oris n

mouth, face

alter altera alterum

other of two

semper

always, ever

deinde/dein

then, next

ignis -is m

fire

modo

just, just now

timeo -ere -ui

to fear, to dread

scelus -eris n

crime sin

debeo debere debui debitum

owe, be obliged

vivo vivere vixi victum

live

fatum -i n

fate death

voco -are

call

altus -a -um

high, lofty,

paro -are

prepare, acquire

miles -itis m

soldier

medius -a -um

middle central

inquam inquis inquit inquiunt

say

post

after

audio -ire -ivi/-ii itum

hear, listen to

puto -are

think, suppose

annus -i m

year

sto stare steti statum

stand

vox vocis f

voice

genus generis n

origin, lineage, kind

refero referre rettuli relatum

brick back

scio -ire -ivi/-ii itum

know

mens mentis f

mind

reddo -dere -didi -ditum

return, give back

licet licere licuit licitum est

it is permitted

solus -a -um

only, alone

fugio fugere fugi fugitum

flee, escape

ullus -a -um

any, anyone

nemo

no on

natura -ae f

nature

mos moris m

custom, habit

beneficium -i n

service kindness

pectus -oris n

chest breast

fides ei f

trust faith

patior pati passus sum

permit, endure

cura -ae f

care, concern

ira irae f

wrath anger

verbum -i n

word

prope

near, next

parens -ntis

parent

puer pueri m

boy; slave

moveo -ere movi motum

move

dolor -oris

pain, grief

gens gentis f

family clan

modus -i m

measure, manner, kind

via -ae f

way, street

quisque quaeque quidque

each one, everyone

amicus -a -um

friendly; friend

pes pedis m

foot

imperium -i n

command power

labor -oris m

toil exertion

ingens ingentis

huge, enormous

talis tale

such

parum

too little

apud

near, in the presence of

oculus -i m

eye

unda -ae f

wave, flowing water, water

itaque

and so, therefore

vultus -us m

look, expression, face

cado cadere cecidi casum

fall, be killed

natus -i m

son

quis quid

who? what? which?