Caesar de bello Gallico VI.17-18

nouns-adjectives

quaestus, -us m.

quaestus, -us m.

acquisition, gain

mercatura, -ae

mercatura, -ae

commerce, trade; (f.pl.) goods

opus, operis n.

opus, operis n.

work(NOT ops, opis power, might NOR opes wealth, resources)

initium, -ii n.

initium, -ii n.

beginning

caelis, -is, -e

caelis, -is, -e

heavenly(n.pl. the heavenly bodies)

tumulus -i

tumulus -i

mound, swelling;burial mound

quispiam, quaepiam, quippiam

quispiam, quaepiam, quippiam

any, anybody

dis, ditis m.

dis, ditis m.

god of the underworld, Father Dis

prognatus, -a, -um

prognatus, -a, -um

sprung from

spatium, -ii

spatium, -ii

space, extent, distance;interval, (time)period

mensis, mensis m.

mensis, mensis m.

month

liberi, -orum m.pl.

liberi, -orum m.pl.

childrenNOT libertus freedman

munus, muneris n.

munus, muneris n.

task, service, duty; gift

aetas, -tatis f.

aetas, -tatis f.

age(NOT aestas summer)

turpis, -is, -e

turpis, -is, -e

ugly, foul, nasty