Caesar de bello Gallico VI.15-16

nouns-adjectives

usus, -us m.

usus, -us m.

use, employment, practice; occasion, need

adventus, -us m.

adventus, -us m.

arrival

quotannis (adv)

quotannis (adv)

every year

quisque, cuiusque (gen)

quisque, cuiusque (gen)

each one, every one

amplus, -a, -um

amplus, -a, -um

large, copious, ample

ambactus, -i

ambactus, -i

attendant, retainer

gratia, -ae

gratia, -ae

grace, charm; influence, popularity; service, favor; thanks;

cause

morbus, -i

morbus, -i

illness

victima, -ae

victima, -ae

sacrifice, sacrificial victim

adminster, -stri

adminster, -stri

performer, agent

numen, numinis n.

numen, numinis n.

divine will, divine power(related to adnuo, nuere to nod)

immanis, -is, -e

immanis, -is, -e

enormous, vast

similacrum, -i

similacrum, -i

likeness, image, figure

membrum, -i n.

membrum, -i n.

(human) limb

vivus, -a, -um

vivus, -a, -um

living, alive

supplicium, -i

supplicium, -i

punishment

furtum, -i

furtum, -i

theft, thievery

latrocinium, -ii

latrocinium, -ii

brigandage, piracy, robbery

noxia, -ae

noxia, -ae

guilt, transgression

gratus, -a, -um

gratus, -a, -um

pleasing, agreeable

gratus, -a, -um

pleasing, agreeable