Millionaire’s Dinner PartyComprehensive Vocabulary

abeo, ire, -ii, -itum I go awayabsum, abesse, afui I am away, I am absentaccedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum I approachaccidit, -ere, accidit it happensaccipio, -ere, -cepi,- ceptum I receive, I accept accumbo etc., discumbo etc., I recline, i.e. take my place at the dining tableaccurro, -ere, -curri, -cursum I run toacer, acris, acre sharp, keenacutus, -a, -um sharp; cleveradduco, etc. - I lead to, lead inadeo, adv. so, to such an extentadhuc - still non adhuc - not yetadicio, -icere, -ieci, -iectum I throw to; I addaditus, -us, m. approach, entranceadiuvo (1) etc. I helpadmiratio, -onis, f. wonder, admirationadmiror (1) I wonder at, admireadmitto, -ere, -misi, -missum I let in, admitadmoneo - I warn, remind advenio etc. I come to, I arriveaedes, aedium, f. pl. a houseaedifico(1) I buildaeger, aegra, aegrum - sick, illaequus, -a, -um equalaffero, afferre, attuli, allatum I carry to, carry inager, agri, m. a field; a farmago, agere, egi, actum I drive; I do, perform; I spend (of time)albus -a -um whitealiquando some time; at lastaliquis, aliquid someone, somethingaliquot indecl. adj. some, severalalius -a -ud other; alii ... alii some ... others allatus: see affero [=adfero]altus -a -um high, deepambulo (1) I walkamica, -ae, f. a girl friendamicus, -i, m. a friendamphora, -ae f. a wine jaramplector, -i, amplexus I embraceamplius moreamplus, -a, -um large, ample

angustus, -a, -um narrow anima, -ae, f. soul spiritanimadverto, -ere, animadverti, animadversum I noticeanimus, -i, m. mindannus, -i, m. yearantea, adv. before, formerlyaperio, -ire, aperui, apertum I openappareo (2) I appearappello (1) I callapud, prep. with acc. at the house ofaqua, -ae, f. waterardeo, -ere, arsi, arsum I burn, am on fireargentum, -i, n. silverarrideo etc. I smile atarripio, -ripere, -ripui, -reptum - I snatch upars artis f. art; skillascendo, -ere, ascendi, ascensum I climbaspicio, -spicere, -spexi, -spectum I look at, seeassentor(1) I agreeatrium, -i, n. hall, first large room upon entering a Roman houseattoneo (2) I astoundaudax, audacis bold, rashaudio (4) I hearaufugio, -fugere, -fugi, -fugitum I flee away; I escapeaugeo, -ere, -auxi, auctum I increaseaureus -a -um goldenauris, auris, f. - earaurum, -i, n. goldaut . . . aut either . . . orautem moreover, now, and, indeedavis, avis, f. a bird

bacciballum, -i, n. [colloquial, applied to a woman(!)] a bit; a piece of stuffbalneum, -o, n. a bath; balnea: the baths (a bath complex)bellus, -a, -um nice, prettybeneficium, -i, n. kindnessbenignus -a -um kindbibo, -ere, bibi I drinkbonus, -a, -um good bona, n. pl. goodsbos, bovis, m. an oxbrachium, -I n. an arm

cado, -ere, cecidi, casum I fallcaedo, -ere, cecidi, caesum - I beat; I cut; I killcaedo, -ere, cecidi, caesum I beat, I cut, I killcaelum, -i, n. sky; heavencalidus, -a, -um warmcandidus, -a, -um whitecanis, canis, c. dogcanto (1) I sing, I play (an instrument)cantus, -us, m. a songcapio, capere, cepi, captum I take, I capture accipio, -ere, -cepi,- ceptum I receive, I accept excipio etc. I receive, I catchcaput, capitis, n. headcarus, -a, -um dear; expensivecatena, -ae, f. chaincausa for the sake ofcaveo, cavere, cavi, cautum I beware, I am cautious ofceler, celeris, celere quickceleritas, -atis, f. - speedcelo (1) - hidecena, -ae, f. dinnerceno (1) I dinecerte, adv. certainly; at leastcertus, -a, -um sure, reliablecervix, cervicis f. neckceteri-ae-a the restceterum, adv. butcibus, -i, m. foodcirca/circum adv. and prep. with acc. round, aboutcircumeo, -ire, -ii, -itum I go roundcite, adv. - quicklycivis, civis, c. a citizen

clamo (1) I shout proclamo (1) I shout outclarus, -a, -um clear, bright, loudclassis, classis f. fleetclaudo, -ere, clausi, clausum I shutcocus, -i, m. - a cookcoemo, -ere, coemi, coemptum I buy upcoepi, coepisse I began (this verb occurs only in the perfect system)cognosco, -ere, -novi, -nitum - I get to know, learncolligo, -ere, -legi, -lectum I gathercolloquor etc. I speak with, conversecollum, -i, n. neckcolo, -ere, colui, cultum - I till; I worship; I adorncolor, coloris, m. colorcomedo etc. I eatcomes, comitis, c. companioncommendo (1) I commendcompono, -ere, -posui, -positum I put together, put awaycomputo (1) I countconcito (1) I stir upconclamo(1) I shout (together)concupio, -cupere, -cupivi, cupitum I desireconfectus, -a, -um worn outconficio, -ficere, -feci, -fectum I finishconfugio, -fugere, -fugi, -fugitum I flee to, take refugeconicio, -icere, -ieci, iectum I throwconiungo etc. - I join, untiecommoveo etc. I moveconor (1) I tryconservus, -i, m. a fellow slaveconsider (1) I examineconsido, -ere, sedi, -sessum I sit downconsilium, -i, n. plan, intentionconsisto, -ere, -stiti - I halt, stand stillconsolatio, -ionis, f. consolation, comfortconspicio etc. I catch sight ofcontemno, -ere, -tempsi, -temptum - I despisecontendo, -ere, -tendi, -tentum I strugglecontentus, -a, -um contentcontineo, -ere, -tinui, -tentum - I hold incontinuo, adv. immediatelycontra, prep. with acc. against, contrary to; adv. on the other handcontubernalis, -is, m. or f. : tent mate, comrade, companionconverto, etc. I turn (trans.); convertor (intrans.) See verto

convicium, -i, n. insultconviva, -ae, c. a guestcoquo, -ere I cookcor, cordis, n. heartcorona, -ae f. a garland, crowncorpus, corporis, n. bodycorripio, -ripere, -ripui, -reptum I seizecottidie every daycras tomorrowcredo, -ere, credidi, creditum (+dat) I believe, trustcresco, ere, crevi, cretum I increase, growcrudelis, -e - cruelcruentus, -a, -um bloodycrus, cruris, n. legcubiculum, -i, n. bedroomcubo, -are, cubui, cubitum I lie downcumbo, -ere, cubui, cubitum I lie down accumbo etc., discumbo etc., I recline, i.e. take my place at the dining table procumbo etc. I fall downcunctus, -a, -um allcupidus, -a, -um desirous ofcupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitum I desirecur? why?curo(1) I care for, look after; + ut = I see thatcurro, -ere, cucurri, cursum I run incurro, etc. I run intocursus, -us, m. course, track, voyage

debeo (2) I owe, I oughtdecedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum I go away; I diedecet, -ere, decuit it suitsdefero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum I bring down, put down defessus, -a, -um tired outdeficio, -ficere, -feci, -fectum I give up, faildeicio, deicere, deieci, deiectum I throw downdeinde, adv. then, nextdelabor, -I, -lapsus I slip downdelecto(1) I delightdelibero (1) I reflect, think aboutdenique, adv. last, finallydens, dentis, m. a toothderideo, -ere, -risi, -risum I laugh at, sneer atdescendo, -ere, descendi, descensum I descenddesino, -ere, desii, desitum I ceasedespero(1) I despair

deus, dei, m. a goddexter, dextera/dextra, dexterum.dextrum rightdico, -ere, dixi, dictum I say, I telldiduco, -ere, -duxi, -ductum I draw apart, open updies, diei, m./f. daydigitus, -i, m. fingerdignus, -a, -um worthy (of) (+ abl)diligens, diligentis carefuldiscedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum I go away, departdiscipulus, -i, m. a pupildisco, -ere, -didici I learndiscurro, -ere, -curri, -cursum I run arounddiu for a long time (diutius, diutissime)dives, divitis - richdivido, -ere, divisi, divisum I divide, shareoutdivitiae, divitiarum f. pl. richesdo, dare, dedi, datum I givedoceo, -ere, docui, doctum I teach doctus, -a, -um learneddoleo (2) I grievedolor, doloris, m. paindominus, -i, m. - a masterdomus, -us, f. home; domi at homedonec untildono(1) I givedormio(4) I sleepdubito(1) I doubt, I hesitatedubius -a -um doubtful sine dubio without doubtduco, -ere, duxi, ductum - I lead adduco, etc. - I lead to, lead indum whiledux, ducis, m. a leader

ebrietas, -tatis f. drunkennessebrius, -a, -um drunkedo, esse, edi, esum I eat comedo etc. I eateffringo, -ere, -fregi, -fectum I break downeffugio, -fugere, -fugi, -fugitum I escapeeffundo etc. I pour outemitto, -ere, -misi, -missum I send outemo, -ere, emi, emptum I buyeo, adv. thither, (to) thereeo, ire, ivi / ii, itum I go

abeo, ire, -ii, -itum I go away redeo, etc. I go back, I returnequidem I for my partergo and soeripio, -ripere, -ripui, -reptum I snatch away, I rescueerro (1) I wander, I make a mistakeerudio(4) I train, educateetsi even if; althougheverto, -ere, -verti, -versum I overturn; I turn upside down revertor -i, reversus I returnevinco, -ere, vici, -victum I conquer, overcome evolo (1) I fly outexcido, -ere, -cidi I fall offexcipio etc. I receive, I catchexclamo(1) I shout outexeo, etc. I go outexerceo (2) I exerciseexhortor(1) I encourageexitus, -us m. way out, endexordior, exordīrī, exorsus: I beginexpedio (4) I put in order, arrangeexperior, expriri, expertus I try, testexpono, -ere, -posui, -positum - I put out; I explainexprimo, -ere, -pressi, -pressum I expressexspecto (1) - I wait forexstinguo, -ere, -stinxi, -stinctum I put outextemplo, adv. at onceextendo, -ere, -tendi, -tentum I stretch outextra, prep., with acc., and adv outsideexuo, -ere, exui, exutum I take off, undress

faber, fabri m. a craftsmanfabula, -ae, f. - a story; gossipfacio, facere, feci, factum I make, I do confectus, -a, -um worn out, done infactum, -i, n. a deed; a factfatum, -i, n. fatefelix, felicis lucky infelix, infelicis unluckyfero, ferre, tuli, latum I carry, bearferrum, -i, n. iron; swordfessus, -a, -um tiredfidelis -e faithfulfigo, -ere, fixi, fixum I fix, fasten

figura, -ae, f. shape, figurefilius, fili, m. a sonfines, finium, m.pl. - territory, propertyfingo, -ere, finxi, fictum I pretendfinio (4) I finishfinis, finis m endfio, fieri, factus I am made; I becomeflecto, -ere, flexi, flectum I bendfleo, flere, flevi, fletum I weepfluo, fluere, fluxi I flowforma, -ae, f. shapeforsitan adv. Perhapsforte, adv. by chancefortis, forte brave, strongfrango, -ere, fregim fractum I breakfrequens, frequentis frequent, in crowdsfrigus, frigoris, n. coldfrons, frontis, f. - forehead; frontfrumentum, -i, n. cornfruor, frui, fruitus (+ abl) I enjoyfuga, -ae, f. flightfulmen, fulminis, n. a thunderboltfundo, -ere, fudi, fusum I pourfundus, -i a farmfunus, funeris, n. death; funeralfuror, furoris, m. fury, madnessfurtim, adv secretly furtively

gaudeo, -ere, gavisus I rejoice gaudium, i, n. joygenus, generis, n. sort, kindgero, -ere, gessi, gestum I carry se gerere to behave oneselfgladius, -i, m. a swordglis, gliris, m. dormousegratia, -ae, f. gratitude; gratias ago I thankgravis, grave heavy, serious gravitas, -tatis f. weight, dutygremium, -i n. lapgusto (1) I taste

habeo (2) I have, I considerhabito (1) I livehereditas, -tatis, f. inheritanceheres, heredis an heir, heiress

heri, adv. yesterdayhic, adv. herehilaris, -e cheerful hilaritas, -tatis f. cheerfulnesshinc et illinc - on this side and thathodie todayhomo, hominis, m. a human being, a manhonestus, -a, -um honourablehonoro (1) I honorhora, ae, f. an hourhorribilis, -e horrible, terrifyinghospes, hospitis, c. a guesthuc, adv. hither, to this place; huc atque illuc hither and thitherhumanitas, -atis, f. kindness, humanity

iaceo (2) I lie, I reclineiacio, iacere, ieci, iactum I throw conicio, -icere, -ieci, iectum I throw obicio, etc. I throw (in the way of) proicio etc. I throw forward, I throw downiacto (1) I throwiactura, -ae, f. lossiam now, alreadyiamdudum adv. Some time agoianua, -ae, f. doorideo, adv. for this reasonidoneus, -a, -um suitableigitur therefore, and soignarus –a –um ignorantignosco, -ere, ignovi, ignotum (+ dat) I pardonimago, imaginis, f. a picture, representationimitor(1) I imitateimpedio (4) I hinder, prevent imperium, -i, n. an orderimpero (1) (+ dat) I orderimpingo, -ere, -egi, -actum dash, force against, driveimpleo, -ere, implevi, impletum I fillimpono, etc. I put intoimprecor (1) I prayimprobus, -a, -um bad, naughtyimprudens, imprudentis foolish, imprudentimprudentia, -ae, f. ignorance, imprudenceincendium, -i, n. a fireincendo, -ere, incendi, incensum I set on fire, burn

includo, -cludere, -clusi,, clusum I shut inincurro, etc. I run intoinde adv. thence; thenindignor (1) I am indignantindulgentia, -ae, f. kindness, indulgenceinduo, -ere, indui, indutum I put on (clothes)ineo, -ire, inii, initum I go into; I begininfelix, infelicis unluckyinfra, adv. and prep. with acc. belowinfundo etc. I pour intoingeniosus, -a, -um cleveringenium, -i, n. talents; characteringens, ingentis hugeingredior, -gredi, -gressus I go intoinimicus, -i, m. enemyinmitto, -ere, -misi, missum I send to; I throw atinquit he says, he saidinscribo etc. I write on, I inscribeinscriptio, inscriptionis, f. an inscriptioninsequor etc. I followinsono, -are, -sonui, -sonitum I soundinspicio etc. I look at, examineintellego, -ere, intellexi, intellectum I understandinter, prep. with acc. between, among, in the middle ofinterdiu, adv. in the day timeinterficio, -ficere, -feci, -fectum I killinterim, adv. meanwhileintersum, -esse, -fui I am among; I am presentintro (1) I enterintueor (2) I gaze at, look closely atinvenio, ire, veni, ventum I findinvito (1) in inviteiocor (1) I jokeirascor, -i, iratus I become angry iratus, -a, -um angryita so, in such a wayitaque and soiter, itineris, n. journey, wayiterum againiubeo, -ere, iussi, iussum I order iussus, iussus, m. an orderiungo, -ere, iunxi, iunctum - I join coniungo etc. - I join, untieiuro (1) - I swear

ius, iuris, n. right; lawiussus, iussus, m. an orderiuvenis, -is, m. a young maniuvo, -are, iuvi, iutum I help; I please

lacero (1) I tear in pieceslaedo, -ere, laesi, laesum I hurtlaetus -a -um happylamentor(1) I lament lamentatio, -ionis, f. lamentationlancea, -ae, f. a spearlanx, lancis, f. dish, platter; balance, scalelatro (1) I barklatus, lateris n. sidelautitia, -ae, f. luxurylavo, -are, lavi, lautum / lotum I washlectus, -i, m. a couchlego(1) I bequeathelego, -ere, legi, lectum I gather, I choose, I read perlego etc. I read throughlevis, -e light levitas, -tatis, f. lightness; sillinesslibenter gladlyliber, libera, liberum freeliber, libri, m. a bookliberalitas, -tatis, f. - generositylibertatis, -atis, f. freedomlibertus, -i, m. a freedmanlimen, liminis, n. threshold, entrancelittera, -ae, f. a letter; litterae literaturelocus, -i, m. a placelongus –a –um long; longe farloquor, loqui, locutus I speakluceo, -ere, luxi I am lightludo, -ere, lusi, lusum I play lusus, -us, m. a gamelumen, luminis, n. lightluna, -ae, f. the moonlupus, -i, m. a wolflusus, -us, m. a gamelux, lucis, f. light

maestus, -a, -um sadmagis, adv. more

maiestas, -tatis, f. grandeur, majestymaledico, -ere, -dixi, -dictum (+ dat.) I curse, abusemalo, malle, malui I prefermalus -a -um bad mala, n. pl. troublesmaneo, -ere, mansi, mansum I remainmanus, -us, f. handmater, matris, f. mothermatrona, -ae, f. a married womanmedicus, -i, m. a doctormedius, -a, -um middle; in medio in the middlememini, meminisse (+ gen.) I remembermemoria, -ae, f. - memorymendax, mendacis untruthfulmens, mentis, f. mindmensa, -ae, f. a tablementior (4) I tell a liemereo (2) I deserve merita, -orum, n.pl things earned, things deservedmerhercule by Herculesmeridies, -ei, m. middaymerita, -orum, n.pl things earned, things deserved metior (4) I measure

common impersonal verbs: me decet (2) it is fitting for meme iuvat, iuavare, iuvit I am delighted, pleasedme oporte t(2) I oughtme paenitet (2) I regret, repentme pudet (2) I am ashamedmihi acccidit (ut) it happens to memihi contingit, -ere, contigit (+inf) it happens to me (usually of good luck)mihi licet (2) I am allowedmihi placet (2) it pleases me; I decide

miles, militis, m. a soldierministro(1) I serve; I managemiror (1) I wonder at, admiremirus –a –um wonderfulmisceo, -ere, miscui, mixtum I mix; I confusemisereor (2 + gen.) I pitymitis, -e - kind, gentlemitto, -ere, misi, missum I sendmodo, adv. only, latelymodus, -i, m. way; short eius modi - of this kind

molestus -a -um annoyingmollis, -e softmonumentum, -i, n. a tomb, monumentmora, -ae, f. delaymorbus, -i, m. diseasemorior, mori, mortuus I diemoror (1) I delaymors, mortis, f. deathmos, moris, m. custom; mores - charactermoveo, -ere, movi, motum I movemox soonmultus -a -um much, manymunus, muneris, n. gift; showmuto (1) - I change

nanciscor, -i, nactus I obtainnarro (1) I relate, I talknascor, nasci, natus - I am bornnato(1) I swimnavigo (1) - I sailnavis, navis f. shipne . . . quidem not evennecessem indecl. Necessity; necesse est. it is necessaryneco (1) - I killneglego, -ere, neglexi, neglectum I neglect neglegentia, -ae, f. neglect, carelessnessnego (1) I deny, I refusenegotium, -i, n. business negotior(1) I conduct business negotiatio, -ionis, f. businessnemo, (nullius) no-onenequam (indeclinable adj.) - worthless; nequissimusnescio (4) - I do not knowneuter, neutra, neutrum - neitherniger, nigra, nigrum blacknihil/nil nothingnimis too muchnisi unless, exceptnocturnus, -a, -um of the nightnolo, nolle, nolui I do not wish, I refusenomen, nomenis, n. a namenondum not yetnosco, -ere, -novi, -nitum - I get to know, learn; novi - I know cognosco, -ere, -novi, -nitum - I get to know, learn

nota, -ae, f. a marknoto(1) I mark; I noticenovus –a –um newnovus, -a, -um newnox, noctis, f. nightnudus, -a, -um barenullus -a -um no, not anynum whethernumero(1) I countnumquam nevernunc now

obeo, -ire, obii, obitum I go to meet; diem obire to dieobliviscor, -i, oblitus (with genitive) I forgetobscurus, -a, -um darkoccasio, occasionis, f. an opportunityoccido, -ere, -cidi, -cisum I killoccupo (1) - I seize, occupyoccurro, occurrere, occurri, occursum (+ dat) I run to meetoculus, -i, m. eyeoffendo, -ere, offendi, offensum I offendofficium, -i, n. dutyomnis, omne all; omnino, adv. altogetheronero (1) I load; I weigh downoperio, -ire, operui, opertum I cover, hideopprimo, -ere, -pressi, -pressum I oppress; I overwhelm supprimo etc I suppress, stopoppugno (1) I attack(ops) opis, f. help; opes, opum wealthorior, oriri, ortus I ariseoro (1) I pray, beseechos, oris, n. mouth, faceosculum, -i, n. a kissosculor (1) I kissostendo, -ere, ostendi, ostentum I point out, showostium, -i, n. door

paene nearly, almostpalam, adv. and prep. with abl. - openly; in the sight ofpanis, panis, m. breadpar, paris equal; pariter equally, together, at the same timeparo (1) I prepare paratus -a -um readypars, partis, f. part, directionparum too little

parvus -a -um littlepauci -ae -a fewpaulisper, adv. for a little (while)pauper, pauperis poorpecunia- ae, f. moneypecus, pecoris, n. flock, herdpercutio, -cutere, -cussi, -cussum I hit, strikeperdo, -ere, perdidi, perditum I lose, I waste, I destroypereo, -ire, -ii, -itum I perishpericlum, -i, n. dangerperitus, -a -um skilled in (+ gen)permitto, -ere, misi, missum I permitpersequor, -i, -secutus I follow, pursuepersuadeo, -ere, persuasi, persuasum (+ dat) I persuadeperterreo (2) I terrifypervenio etc. I arrivepes, pedis, m. footpeto, -ere, - petivi/petii, petitum I seek, I ask repeto etc. I recover, retrievephilosophus, -i m. a philosopherpictor, -oris, m. a painterpictura -ae, f. a paintingpingo, -ere, pinxi, pictum I paint pictor, -oris, m. a painter pictura -ae, f. a paintingpius -a -um loyal, piousplaceo (2 + dat.) - I pleaseplaco (1) I placate, appeaseplane completely; clearlyplaudo, -ere, plausi, plausum I clap plausus, -us, m. applauseplenus -a -um (with abl. or gen.) full (of)ploro(1) lamentplus morepoculum, -i n a cuppoena, -ae, f. punishmentpono, -ere, posui, positum I place, I put impono, etc. I put into, place uponpopulus, -i, m. the peopleporrigo, -ere, porrexi, porrectum I stretch outporto (1) I carryposco, -ere, poposci I demandpossideo, -ere, possedi, possessum I possess, ownpossum, posse, potui I can, I am able

post, prep. with acc. - after postea, adv. - afterwards postquam, conj. - afterpostremo, adv. lastlypotentia, -ae, f. - powerpotio, potionis, f. a drinkpoto (1) I drinkpraebeo(2) I offer, I showpraeceptum, -i, n. instructionpraecido, -ere, -cidi, -cisum I cut offpraecipue, adv. especiallypraedium, -i, n. - estatepraemium, -i, n. a rewardpraesidium, -i, n. guard, protectionpraesto, -are, -stiti, -statum I offer, I providepraeter, prep. with acc. on account ofpraeterea, adv. moreoverprecor(1) I pray preces, precum, f. prayerspridie, adv. the day beforeprimus -a -um first; primum adv. at first, first(ly)principium -i, n. beginningpro, prep. with abl. for, on behalf of, instead ofprocedo, -ere, cessi, -cessum I go forward, advanceproclamo(1) I shout outprocul, adv. farprocumbo etc. I fall downprodeo, -ire, prodii, proditum I go forwardprofero, -ferre, -tuli, -latum I bring forward, bringproficiscor, -i, profectus sum I set outprohibeo (2) I preventproicio, -icere, -ieci, -iectum I throw forward, I throw downpromitto, -mittere, -misi, -missum - I promiseprope, adv. and prep. with acc. - near (propior, proximus)propero (1) I hastenpropono, -ere, -posui, -positum I place before; I displaypropter, prep. with acc. on account ofprosum, prodesse, profui, (+dat.) - I help, benefitprovoco (1) I challengeproximus -a -um nearest; nextpublicus -a -um publicpudet (2) - it shames; me pudet - I am ashamedpuer, pueri, m. boy, slavepugno (1) I fight

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum beautifulpunio (4) I punishpurus, -a, -um clean, pureputo (1) I think

quaero, -ere, quaesivi/quaesii, quaesitum - I askqualis? of what kind?quam, adv. how; thanquam? how?quamquam althoughquando? when?quantus? how big?quare and so, for this reasonquare? why?quasi as ifquemadmodum as, howqueror, queri, questus I complainquia becausequid? what? (why?)quidam, quaedam, quoddam a certain, aquidem indeedquis, quis, quid anyone (used after ne, si, nisi, num)quis? qui? who? what?quisquam, quidquam - anyone, anything (after a negative)quisquid, quidquid whoever, whateverquo? where to?quod becausequoque, adv. alsoquot? how manyquot as many

rapio, rapere, rapui, raptum I snatch, carry off eripio, -ripere, -ripui, -reptum I snatch away, I rescueratio, rationis, f. reason, idea, method; rationes accountsrecipio etc. I take back, recoverrecito(1) I challangerecreo (1) - I restore, make betterrectus, -a, -um straight; recta (via) directly, straightrecuso(1) I refuseredeo, etc. I go back, I returnredimo etc. I buy backrefero, referre, rettuli, relatum I carry back, I reportreficio, -ficere, -feci, -fectum I restoreregio, regionis, f. district

regredior etc. I go back, returnrelaxo (1) - I relaxrelinquo, -ere, -liqui, -lictum I leavereliquiae, -arum, f.pl. remainsreliquus, -a, -um remainingremitto, -ere, misi, -misum I send back; I let off, remitreor, reri, ratus, I thinkrepeto etc. I recover, retrieverequiesco, -ere, requievi I restres, rei f. thing, affair; res humanae human life re vera in factrespicio, -spicere, -spexi, -spectum I look (back) atrespondeo, -ere, -respondi, responsum I answer, replyresto (1) I am left, remainrevertor -i, reversus I returnrideo, -ere, risi, risum I laugh, I smilerisus, ristis, m. - a smilerixa, -ae, f. a quarrel rixor (1) I quarrelrogo(1) I ask, I ask forrogus, -i m. a pile, a pyrerursus, adv. again

saltem, adv. at leastsalto(1) I dancesaluto (1) I greetsalvus, -a, -um safesanguis, sanguinis, m. bloodsapiens, sapientis wise sapientia, -ae, f. wisdomsatis enoughscilicet, adv. of course; you seescindo, -ere, -scidi, -scissum I cut, carvescio (4) I knowscribo, -ere, scripsi, scriptum I writeseco, -are, secui, sectum - I cutsedeo, sedere, sedi, sessum I sitsemel, adv. oncesenex, senis, m. an old mansentio, -ire, sensi, sensum I feel; I perceivesequor, sequi, secutus I followsermo, sermonis, m. conversationsero, adv. late, too lateservio (4) I am a slave, I serveservo(1) I keep, I save

servus, -i, m. a slaveseveritas, -tatis, f. severitysic thussicut - just as, assignum, -i, n. sign, signalsilentium, -i, n. silencesine, prep. with abl. withoutsinister, sinistra, sinistrum leftsino, -ere, sivi, situm I allowsoleo, -ere, solitus I am accustomedsolus –a –um alone solum onlysono, -are, sonui, sonitum I sound, make a noisesonus, -i a soundsordidus, -a, -um dirtyspargo, -ere, sparsi, sparsum I scatter respergo, -ere, respersi, respersum I sprinkle, spatterspatium, -i, n. - a space, intervalspectaculum, -i, n. a sight, a showspecto (1) I look at, watchspero (1) I hopestatim, adv. statua, -ae f. a statuesto, stare, steti, statum I standstrepitus, -us, m. dinstringo, -ere, strinxi, strictum I draw (a sword, etc.)studium, -i, n. - study, enthusiasmstultus, -a, -um foolishsuavis, -e charming, pleasantsub, prep. with abl. or acc. undersubito, adv. suddenlysubsequor etc. I follow closelysubvenio, -ire, -veni, -ventum (+dat) I come to helpsummus –a –um highest, greatestsumo, -ere, sumpsi, sumptum I takesuper, prep. with acc. or abl. abovesuperbus -a -um proudsupero(1) I overcome, surpasssupra, adv. and prep. with acc. abovesupremus, -a, -um lastsurgo, -ere, surrexi, surrectum I get up, risesuspicio, -ionis f. suspicionsustineo, -ere, -tenui, -tentum I hold up

tabula, -ae, f. tablet, picture

taceo(2) I am silenttamquam as if; liketandem, adv. at lasttango, -ere, tetigi, tactum I touchtego, -ere, texi, tectum I covertemplum, -i, n. a templetempto (1) I try, testteneo, tenere, tenui, tentum I hold sustineo, -ere, -tenui, -tentum I hold uptergum, -i, n. backterra, -ae f. ground, earthterreo (2) I terrify perterreo (2) I terrifytestamentum, -i, n. - a willtimeo (2) I fear, I am frightened oftimidus -a -um - fearfultimor, timoris, m. feartollo, -ere, sustuli, sublatum I raise, I remove, I destroytorum, -i, n. a couch, bedtotus -a -um wholetraho, -ere, traxi, tractum I drag detraho I drag down, drag off extraho drag outtraicio, -icere, traieci, traiectum I piercetranseo, -ire, -ii, itum I crosstremo, -ere, tremui I trembletrepido(1) I am nervous, I panictriclinium, -i, n. dining-roomtristis -e - sadtumultus, -us, m. confusion, turmoiltunica, -ae, f. - a tunicturba, -ae, f. a crowdturbo(1) I disturb, upsetturpis, -e disgraceful

ubi whenubi? where?ultimus -a -um furthest; lastumbra, -ae, f. a shadowumerus, -i, m. shoulderumquam, adv. everunde? where from?universi everyoneuniversus, -a, -um wholeurbanus -a -um - wittyusus, usus, m. - use

ut (+ indic.) when; asuter? which of two?uterque, utraque, utrumque each (of two)utor, uti, usus (+ abl.) I use; I treatuxor, uxoris, f. wife

valde extremelyvale goodbyevaleo(2) I am strong, wellvalidus, -a, -um strongvehemens, vehementis violent, strongvelum, -i n. sailvenator, -oris, m. huntsmenvendo, -ere, vendidi, venditum I sellvenio, venire, veni, ventum I come pervenio etc. I arriveverbum, -i, n. wordvereor (2) I fear, I am afraidvero, adv. but; indeedverso (1) I turnversus, us m. verseverto, -ere, verti, versum I turn (trans.); vertor I turn (intrans.) everto, -ere, -verti, -versum I overturn; I turn upside down revertor -i, reversus I returnverus, -a, -um truevestio (4) I clothe vestis, vestis, f. a garment, clothes vestimentum, -i, n. clothing, clothesveto, -are, vetui, vetitum I forbidvia, -ae, f. a road, wayviator, -oris m. a traveller, passer-byvicinia, -ae, f. neighborhoodvicinus, -a, -um neighboringvideo, -ere, vidi, visum I seevilis –e cheapvilla, -ae, f. a country house, farmvincio, -ire, vinxi, vinctum I tie, bindvinum, -i, n. winevir, viri m. a man; a husbandvirtus, virtutis, f. virtue, courage, excellencevita, -ae, f. lifevivo, -ere, vixi, victum I livevivus, -a, -um living, alivevix scarcely

voco (1) I callvolo (1) I fly evolo (1) I fly outvolo, velle, volui I wish voluptas, -atis, f. pleasurevox, vocis, f. voicevulnero (1) I woundvultus, -us, m. face, expression