Latin part 2 with gender

aetas, aetatis

age; lifetime (f.)

Alexandrinus, Alexandrina, Alexandrinum

Alexandrian; of Alexandria

ante

before; previously

appello, appellare, appellavi, appellatum

call; name

architectus, architecti

architect; designer (m.)

arcus, arcus

bow; arch (m.)

autem

but; however

beneficium, beneficii

favor; benefit (n.)

civitas, civitatis

state; citizenship (f.)

defendo, defendere, defendi, defensum

defend; protect

dominus, domini

master; lord (m.)

exercitus, exercitus

army (m.)

facilis, facile

easy

flumen, fluminis

river; stream (n.)

fortasse

perhaps; possibly

forum, fori

forum; market; court (n.)

frustra

in vain; for nothing

genus, generis

race/family; kind (n.)

Harpocrates, Harpocratis

Harpocrates (name) (m.)

iatraliptes (iatralipta), iatraliptae

doctor; masseur (m.)

imperator, imperatoris

commander; emperor (m.)

itaque

and so; therefore

ius, iuris

law; right (n.)

leo, leonis

lion (m.)

liberta, libertae

freedwoman (f.)

mille (pl. milia, milium)

thousand; thousands (n.)

mitto, mittere, misi, missum

send; dispatch

mollis, molle

soft; gentle

notus, nota, notum

known; well-known

paene

almost; nearly

par, paris

equal

patrona, patronae

patroness; protectress (f.)

paucus, pauca, paucum

few; little

pauper, pauperis

poor; needy

perdo, perdere, perdidi, perditum

destroy; lose

pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventum

arrive; reach

potestas, potestatis

power; authority (f.)

princeps, principis

leader; chief (m.)

pro (with abl.)

for; on behalf of

quando

when; since; because

quomodo

how; in what way

recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum

take back; receive

redeo, redire, redii (or redivi), reditum

go back; return

Romanus, Romana, Romanum

Roman; of Rome

saeculum (saeclum), saeculi

age; generation (n.)

saepe

often; frequently

sentio, sentire, sensi, sensum

feel; perceive