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cado, cadere, cecidi, casus

to fall (intransitive)

caedo, caedere, cecidi, caesus

to slaughter (transitive)

dico, dicare

to declare (intensive form of dico, dicere)

exigo, exigere

to spend, consume

flammo

to inflame

furo, furere

to rage

fremo, fremere

to roar

freno, frenare

to restraint, to bridle (refrain)

pono, ponere, posui, positus

to place, to put (deposit, proponent)

indignor, indignari, indignatus sum

to be angry, to be indignant (indignant)

iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctus

to join (conjunction, subjunctive)

iubeo, iubere, iussi, iussum

to order (+acc +inf, jussive)

luctor, luctari, luctatus sum

wrestle, struggle

metuo, metuere, metui

to fear

mollio, mollire

to soften, smooth

mulceo, mulcere, mulsi, mulsus

soothe, charm

navigo

to sail

obruo, obruere

to cover over, bury, overwhelm

porto

to carry

premo, premere, pressi, pressus

to control, restrain, to press

scio, scire

to know (+complementary inf\= to know how to verb or +acc subj and inf)

tempero

to temper, subdue, to moderate

tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus

to raise, life, destroy

traho, trahere, traxi, tractus

to pull, drag

videor, videri, visus sum

to sum (copulative verb +dat of reference)

utor, uti, usus sum

to use, employ, enjoy (+abl case)

voluto

to turn over and over and over....

animus, animi (m)

spirit, courage, mind

antrum, antri (n)

cave

arx, arcis (f)

citadel

aura, aurae (f)

air, breeze

auris, auris (f)

ear

aurum, auri (n)

gold

caelum, caeli (n)

sky, heaven

carcer, carceris (m)

prison, enclosure (incarcerate)

claustrum, cluastri (n)

blot, latch (claustrophobia)

cor, cordis (n)

heart (discord, concord)

conubium, conubii (n)

marriage

homo, hominis (m)

man

foedus, foederis (n)

contract, treaty (federal)

imperium, imperii (n)

power, command, dominion (imperial)

locum, loci (n)

place (location)

meritum, meritii (n)

service, reward, flavor (merit)

moles, molis (f)

mass, weight, burden

mons, montis (m)

mountain

nimbus, nimbi (m)

storm cloud

nympha, nymphae (f)

nymph

patria, patriae (f)

fatherland

Penates, Penatium (mpl)

household or family gods

pontus, ponti (m)

sea

pons, pontis (m)

bridge

proles, prolis (f)

offspring

tempestas, tepestatis (f)

storm (tempest)

terra, terrae (f)

land

ventus, venti (m)

wind

vinclum, vincli (n)

bond, chain

vox, vocis (f)

voice (vociferous)

ater, atra, atrum

black (atrocity)

celsus (a um)

high, lofty

certus (a um)

sure, certain

laxus (a um)

set free, loosened (relax, laxative)

diversus (a um)

scattered

fetus (a um)

teeming, full of, pregnant with (+abl)

omnipotens, omnipotentis

all powerful

praestans, praestantis

outstanding

profundus (a um)

deep, high, vast

proprius (a um)

one's own (property)

rapidus (a, um)

swirling around

sonorus (a um)

roaring, howling (sonorous)

stabilis, stabilie

stable

talis, tale

such

bis

twice

sexiens

six times

circum

(adverb or prep + acc) around

hic

in this place, here

hinc

from this place

huc

to this place