Latin - 6

medius:

medius:

middle (of)

meus:

my, mine

miser:

wretched, unfortunate, unhappy

mortuus:

dead

multus:

much

necesse:

necessary

niger,nigra, nigrum:

black

nōbilis,-is, -e:

known, famous

noster,-tra, -trum:

our, ours

nōtus:

known, famous

novus:

new, strange

nūllus:

none, no

omnis,-is, -e:

every, all

pār:

equal (to) [w/dative)

parātus:

ready, prepared

parvus:

small

paucī(pl. only):

few

pauper:

poor (pauper, poverty)

perīculōsus:

dangerous

plēnus:

full (of) [w/dative]

plūs(pl. plūrēs):

more [w/partitive genitive]

potēns,

gen. potentis: powerful

prūdēns,

gen. prudentis: wise, prudent

pulcher,

-chra, -chrum: beautiful, pretty, handsome (pulchritudinous)

reliquus:

the rest (of)

rūsticus:

rustic

sacer,-cra, -crum:

holy, sacred

sānus:

healthy

satis:

enough [w/partitive genitive]

scelestus:

wicked

senex:

old

sevērus:

harsh, severe

similis,-is, -e:

similar (to), like [w/dative]

sinister,-tra, trum:

left (sinister)

sollicitus:

anxious, worried

sōlus:

alone [gen. -ius, dat. -i]

sordidus:

dirty, filthy (sordid)

stultus:

stupid, foolish (stultifying)

superbus:

proud, arrogant

suus:

his own, her own, its own, their own

tacitus:

silent

tardus:

slow, late

terribilis,-is, -e:

terrible

timidus:

afraid

tōtus:

whole, entire [special -ius]

trīstis,-is, -e:

sad

tuus:

your, yours

ūllus:

any [special -ius]

uter,-tra, -trum:

either, each of two [special -ius]

vacuus:

empty, devoid (of) [w/genitive]

vehemēns:

vehement

vērus:

true

vester,-tra, -trum:

your, yours

vīvus:

alive, living

anteā:

before, previously

bene:

well

clam:

secretly (clandestine)

cotīdiē:

everyday

crās:

tomorrow

deinde:

then, next

dēnique:

finally

diū:

for a long time

etiam:

also, even

fortasse:

perhaps

frūstrā:

in vain

heri:

yesterday

hīc:

here

hodie:

today

iam:

now, already

ibi:

there, in that place

intereā:

meanwhile

interim:

meanwhile

ita:

thus, so, in such a way

iterum:

again

māne:

in the morning

mox:

soon

numquam:

never

nunc:

now

ōlim:

once, one day

paene:

almost

paulisper:

for a short time

posteā:

afterwards

postrīdiē:

on the day after

prīmum:

at first

quam

how, then

quoque:

also

saepe:

often

semper:

always

statim:

immediately

subitō:

suddenly

tamen:

nevertheless, however

tandem:

at last, finally

tantum:

only

tum:

then

ubi:

where

ubīque:

everywhere

umquam:

ever

unde:

from where, whence

valdē:

very much, exceedingly

vix:

scarcely, hardly