Ctjfci

candëla, -ae, f.

candle

coxa, -ae, f.

hipbone

fortüna, -ae, f.

fortune (good or bad)

harëna, -ae, f.

sand

ïnferiae, -ärum, f. pl.

offerings and rites in honor of the dead at the tomb

lïberta, -ae, f.

freedwoman

lucerna, -ae, f.

lamp

nënia, -ae, f.

lament, dirge

pompa, -ae, f.

procession

vïta, -ae, f.

life

capillï, -örum, m. pl.

hair

ïnferï, -örum, m. pl.

the underworld, the gods of the underworld

meritum, -ï, n.

good deed; pl., services

mïmus, -ï, m.

actor of mime, buffoon

monumentum, -ï, n.

monument, tomb

morbus, -ï, m.

illness

nätus, -ï, m.

son

rogus, -ï, m.

funeral pyre

äctor, äctöris, m.

actor

aequor, aequoris, n.

sea

appäritor, appärtöris, m.

public servant

aquilö, aquilönis, m.

north wind

cinis, cineris, m.

ashes, dust (of the cremated body)

cor, cordis, n.

heart

familiärës, familiärium, m. pl.

members of the household

fascës, fascium, m. pl.

rods (symbols of office)

febris, febris, gen. pl., febrium, f.

fever

gëns, gentis, gen. pl., gentium, f.

family, clan; pl., peoples

imägö, imäginis, f.

likeness, mask

laudätiö, laudätiönis, f.

speech of praise

lïctor, lïctöris, m.

lictor, officer

maiörës, maiörum, m. pl.

ancestors

manës, manium, m. pl.

spirits of the dead

münus, müneris, n.

gift, service, gladiatorial show; pl., games

os, ossis, n.

bone

pectus, pectoris, n.

chest, breast

pïstor, pïstöris, m.

baker

redëmptor, redëmptöris, m.

contractor

sermö, sermönis, m.

conversation, talk

tïbïcen, tïbïcinis, m.

piper

vispillö, vispillönis, m.

undertaker

flëtus, -üs, m.

weeping, tears

incessus, -üs, m.

bearing, walk(ing)

comitätus, -a, -um

accompanied

commodus, -a, -um

pleasant

fräternus, -a, -um

brotherly

gelätus, -a, -um

chilled

grätus, -a, -um

loved (by), pleasing (to), dear (to)

iücundus, -a, -um

pleasant, delightful

lepidus, -a, -um

charming

lübricus, -a, -um

slippery

mütus, -a, -um

silent

officiösus, -a, -um + dat.

ready to serve, obliging

paul(l)us, -a, -um

little, small

perpetuus, -a, -um

lasting, permanent

prïscus, -a, -um

of olden times, ancient

situs, -a, -um

located, situated, buried

subitus, -a, -um

sudden

vectus, -a, -um,

having been carried, having traveled

fünebris, -is, -e

funeral

hilaris, -is, -e

cheerful

levis, -is, -e

light

lëvis, -is, -e

smooth

mollis, -is, -e

soft

tëtë

emphatic të

indignë

undeservedly

nëquïquam

in vain

prötinus

immediately

quandöquidem

since

ut

as, when

adstö, adstäre, adstitï

to stand near, stand by

commemorö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus

to mention, comment on, recount

creö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus

to appoint, create

dönö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus

to give; to present somebody (acc.) with something (abl.)

locö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus

to place

mänö, -äre, -ävï

to flow

nöminö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus

to name, call by name

optö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus

to wish

plörö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus

to lament, mourn

violö, -äre, -ävï, -ätus

to do harm, harm

langueö, languëre

to be ill in bed

accendö, accendere, accendï, accënsus

to set on fire

alloquor, alloquï, allocütus sum

to speak to, address

ävertö, ävertere, ävertï, äversus

to turn away, divert

dïligö, dïligere, dïlëxï, dïlëctus

to love, have special regard for

ëruö, ëruere, ëruï, ërutus

to dig up

excëdö, excëdere, excessï, excessürus

to go out, leave

eximö, eximere, exëmï, exëmptus

to remove

exstruö, exstruere, exstrüxï, exstrüctus

to build

frangö, frangere, frëgï, fräctus

to break

impönö, impönere, imposuï, impositus

to place on, put on

incidö, incidere, incidï, incäsürus

to fall into/onto

ingravëscö, ingravëscere

to grow worse

linquö, linquere, lïquï

to leave

perlegö, perlegere, perlëgï, perlëctus

to read through

plangö, plangere, plänxï, plänctus

to beat

requïrö, requïrere, requïsïvï, requïsïtus

to ask, inquire

scindö, scindere, scidï, scissus

to cut, split, carve, tear

solvö, solvere, solvï, solütus

to loosen, untie, dishevel

tangö, tangere, tetigï, täctus

to touch