Lingua Latina Ch. 20

cūnae (noun)

-ārum, f. pl.: crib

fīliola (noun)

-ae, f.: little daughter

fīliolus (noun)

-ī, m.: little son

somnus (noun)

-ī, m.: sleep

colloquium (noun)

-ī, n.: conversation

officium (noun)

-ī, n.: duty

silentium (noun)

-ī, n.: silence

īnfāns (noun)

īnfantis, m./f.: baby

mulier (noun)

mulieris, f.: woman

nutrix (noun)

nutricis, f.: (wet) nurse

sermō (noun)

sermōnis, m.: conversation

lac (noun)

lactis, n.: milk

gradus (noun)

-us, m.: step

cūrō (verb)

cūrāre: care for

for (verb)

fārī: speak

postulō (verb)

postulāre: demand

careō (verb)

carēre: lack (+abl.)

dēbeō (verb)

dēbēre: owe, ought

decet (verb)

decēre: be fitting, proper

maneō (verb)

manēre: remain

sileō (verb)

silēre: be silent

advehō (verb)

advehere: carry to

alō (verb)

alere: feed, nourish, raise

colloquor (verb)

colloquī: talk, converse

dīligō (verb)

dīligere: love, cherish

occurrō (verb)

occurrere: run up to, meet

pergō (verb)

pergere: continue

revertor (verb)

revertī: turn back

vāgiō (verb)

vāgīre: cry, wail (of babies)

nōlō (verb)

nōlle: be unwilling, not want

volō (verb)

velle: wish, want

aliēnus (adj.)

-a, -um: another person's, foreign

futūrus (adj.)

-a, -um: future

necessārius (adj.)

-a, -um: necessary

parvulus (adj.)

-a, -um: small

ūmidus (adj.)

-a, -um: humid, wet

crās (adv)

tomorrow

magis (adv)

more

minimē (adv)

not at all, very little

mox (adv)

soon, next

profectō (adv)

surely, for a fact

rārō (adv)

rarely

adversus (prep.+acc.)

toward

ūnā cum (prep+abl.)

together with

sīve...sīve (conj.)

whether...or