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nonnullus -a -um
some, several
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nubo nubere nupsi nuptum (+ dat.)
marry
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ob (+ acc.)
on account of, because of
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obviam eo (ire ivi or ii itum) (+ dat)
go to meet
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occasio -ionis f.
opportunity, suitable moment
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occido -cidere -cidi -casum
fall down, die, set (of sun)
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officium -i n.
duty, function, job
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omen ominis n.
omen, sign
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onerarius -a -um
freight-carrying (of merchant ships and pack animals)
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onerosus -a -um
burdensome, heavy
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opinio -onis f.
opinion, belief
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opinor (1)
think, believe
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oportet -ere -uit
it is necessary, right
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ordo ordinis m.
order, row, rank, class
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otium -i n.
leisure, peace
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pabulor (1)
forage, search for food
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pateo patere patui
be open, clear, evident
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patrius -a -um
hereditary, ancestral, of one=s father
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pecco (1)
sin, make a mistake
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pecus pecudis f.
animal, head of cattle
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pecus pecoris n.
herd, cattle
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pedester -tris -tre
on foot, on land
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placidus -a -um
quiet, peaceful
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planus -a -um
level, clear
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plebs plebis f.
the common people, the masses
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pluit pluere pluit
it rains
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pondus ponderis n.
weight
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posterior (gen. -oris)
later, next, following
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postremus -a -um
last, hindmost
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potior potiri potitus sum (+ gen. or abl.)
get, obtain, possess
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potior -us
better, preferable
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potius (adv.)
rather, preferably, more
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praeceps (gen. -cipitis)
headlong, precipitous
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praecipito (1)
throw or cast down, headlong
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probus -a -um
good, upright, virtuous
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propter (+ acc.)
near, on account of
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provideo -videre -vidi -visum
see to, provide for, foresee
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pudet pudere puduit or puditum est
it causes shame, one is ashamed
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quaestor -oris m.
quaestor
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quamvis
although, (with adj. and adv.) however
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queror queri questus sum
complain
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quies quietis f.
rest, calm
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quisquam quaequam quicquam
anyone, anything
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rapax (gen. rapacis)
grasping, greedy
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ratio -onis f.
reason, method, plan, way
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reperio -ire repperi repertum
find, find out
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restituo -uere -ui -utum
restore, return
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salio salire salui saltum
leap, jump
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satisfacio -facere -feci -factum (+ dat.)
satisfy
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sceleratus -a -um
wicked, criminal
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seges segetis f.
growing corn
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servitus -utis f.
slavery
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sidus sideris n.
star, constellation
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sileo silere silui
be silent
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sinus -us m.
breast, lap, bay
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sisto sistere stiti statum
place, be placed, stop
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sollicito (1)
disturb, make anxious, urge, provoke, incite
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sollicitudo -inis f.
worry, anxiety
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sollicitus -a -um
worried, anxious
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spatium -i n.
space, distance, interval
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sponte sua, mea, tua
of its (my, your) own accord, by itself (myself, yourself)
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statio -onis f.
position, outpost
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studeo studere studui (+ dat.)
be eager, keen on, devote oneself to, favour
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studium -i n.
eagerness, enthusiasm, good-will, study
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subeo -ire -ii or -ivi itum
approach, enter, undergo
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subter (adv. and prep. + acc.)
below, underneath
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subvenio -venire -veni -ventum (+ dat.)
come to help, help
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succurro -currere -curri -cursum (+ dat.)
come to help, help
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supplex (gen. -icis)
imploring, suppliant (and as a noun)
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supplico (1) (+ dat.)
beseech, implore
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superior -ius
higher, previous, superior
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supra (adv. and prep. + acc.)
above, beyond
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supremus -a -um
last, latest, greatest
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summus -a -um
highest, the top of, utmost, extreme
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tellus -uris f.
earth, land, country
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tempestas -atis f.
weather, storm
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testor (1)
show, prove, declare, call to witness
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trepido (1)
be alarmed, agitated
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