De Romanis Chapter 8

abeo (abire, abii, abitum)

go away

adeo (adire, adii, aditum)

go to, approach

appropinquo (appropinquare, appropinquavi, appropinquatum + dative)

approach, come near to

clamor (clamoris, m)

shout, shouting, noise

convenio (convenire, conveni, conventum)

come together, gather, meet

cupio (cupere, cupivi, cupitum)

want, desire

ego (mei)

I, me

enim

for

epistula (epistulae, f)

letter

exeo (exire, exii, exitum)

go out from, go away

ferox (ferocis)

fierce, ferocious

frustra

in vain

ineo (inire, inii, initum)

go into, enter

laboro (laborare, laboravi, laboratum)

work, toil

lego (legere, legi, lectum)

read, choose

liber (libri, m)

book

longus (longa, longum)

long

magis

more

magister (magistri, m)

teacher

maior (maius)

bigger, larger, greater

maxime

very greatly

maximus (maxima, maximum)

greatest, largest, biggest

medius (media, medium)

middle

melior (melius)

better

minimus (minima, minimum)

smallest, least

minor (minus)

smaller, less

nobilis (nobile)

of noble birth, renowned

nos (nostrum)

we, us

notus (nota, notum)

famous, well-known

optimus (optima, optimum)

best

peior (peius)

worse

pereo (perire, perii, peritum)

die, perish

pessimus (pessima, pessimum)

worst

plures (plura)

more

plurimus (plurima, plurimum)

most, very many

plus (+ genitive)

more

quam

than, how

quam (+ superlative)

as ... as possible

redeo (redire, redii, reditum)

go back, come back, return

scribo (scribere, scripsi, scriptum)

write

se (sui)

himself, herself, itself, themselves

senex (senis, m)

old man

stultus (stulta, stultum)

stupid, foolish

transeo (transire, transii, transitum)

go over, cross

tu (tui)

you (sg)

vir (viri, m)

man, husband

vos (vestrum)

you (pl)