DCC Adverbs

adeō

to such a degree

adhūc

thus far

adversus (-um)

opposite

aegrē

with difficulty

aequē

equally

aliquandō

at some time

aliter

otherwise

bene

well

breviter

briefly

celeriter

quickly

certē

certainly

cēterum

still

cūr

why

deinde/dein

then

dēnique

finally

diū:

for a long time

ecce

look!

eō

there

etiam

also

fēlīciter

luckily

ferē

almost

forsitan, fortasse

perhaps

forte

by chance

frūstrā

in vain

haud

not

hīc

here

hodiē

today

hūc

to this place

iam

now

ibi

there

ideō

for this reason

illīc

there

illūc

to that place

inde

from there

interim

meanwhile

ita

thus

item

likewise

iterum

again

longē

far

magis

more

male

badly

modo

just now

mox

soon

ne (enclitic)

question word

nimis or nimium

excessively

nōn

not

nōndum

not yet

num

surely not

numquam

never

nunc

now

ōlim

formerly

paene

almost

parum

too little

paulō, paulum

to a small extent

plērumque

generally

posteā

afterwards

praetereā

moreover

prīmum

firstly

prius or priusquam

before

procul

away

prōtinus

at once

quam

how?; than

quamvīs

however much; although

quandō

when?

quantum

how much?

quārē

how? why?

quasi

as if

quemadmodum

in what way

quidem

certainly

quīn

in fact

quīppe

indeed

quō

where; for what purpose; therefore

quondam

formerly

quotiēns

how often?

rūrsus

again

saepe

often

satis, sat

enough

scīlicet

of course

semel

once

semper

always

sīc

thus

sīcut

just as

simul

at the same time

sōlum

merely

statim

immediately

subitō

suddenly

super

over

tam

so much

tamquam

just as

tandem

finally

tantum, tantummodo

only

tot

so many

tum or tunc

then

ubi

where, when

velut

just as

vērē

truly

vērō

certainly

vix

scarcely

umquam

ever

unde

from where