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allicio -licere -lexi -lectum
entice, allure
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almus -a -um
nourishing, bountiful
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alumnus -a
foster-child, pupil
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ango -ere
throttle, distress, torment
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angor -oris m.
anguish, distress
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aquilo -onis m.
north(-east) wind
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arbiter -tri m.
judge, umpire, director
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arbitrium -i n.
judgment, opinion, authority
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argumentum -i n.
evidence, proof, theme, plot
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armus -i m.
shoulder, fore-quarter
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artus -a -um
close, tight, narrow
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attineo -ere -tinui -tentum
concern, pertain to
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auspex -icis m.
augur, prophet, commander
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auspicium -i n.
omen derived from birds, command
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auspicor -ari -atus
take the auspicia, make a good beginning
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aversus -a -um
backwards, behind, unfavourable
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avunculus -i m.
uncle (maternal)
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bini -ae -a
a pair, two each
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caducus -a -um
falling, fallen, fleeting, transitory
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calamus -i m.
reed, pen, pipe
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calleo -ere
be skilful, versed in, have knowledge of
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calumnia -ae f.
false statement or accusation
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cera -ae f.
wax, writing-tablet
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claustra -orum n.pl.
bar, bolt, lock, barrier
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clavus -i m.
nail, rudder, purple stripe on tunica
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columba -ae f.
dove, pigeon
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comis -is -e
kind, courteous, friendly
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comitas -atis f.
kindness, courtesy, affability
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congredior -gredi -gressus
meet, engage in battle
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congruo -ere -ui
agree, be consistent with
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consulto (adv.)
on purpose
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conviva -ae m.
dinner-companion, guest
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convivium -i n.
dinner-party, banquet
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coquo -ere coxi coctum
cook
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corona -ae f.
garland, wreath, crowd of men
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crepo -are -ui -itum
rattle, creak, make a noise
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culmen -inis n.
top, summit, roof
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cultus -us m.
cultivation, care, culture, civilisation
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declino (1)
deflect, deviate
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defero -ferre -tuli -latum
carry off, confer, report, inform against
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dego -ere degi
spend, pass
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deinceps
one after another, in turn
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delictum -i n.
fault, offence
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delinquo -ere -liqui -lictum
do wrong, offend
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depingo -ere -pinxi -pictum
portray, describe
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destino (1)
intend, destine, appoint
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devenio -ire -veni -ventum
reach, arrive at
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dico (1)
dedicate, devote
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dictito (1)
declare, say often
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differo -ferre distuli dilatum
scatter, publish, put off, differ
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discumbo -ere -cubui -cubitum
take places at table
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discurro -ere -cucurri (or -curri) -cursum
run to and fro, dash about
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discutio -cutere -cussi -cussum
shatter, disperse
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disiungo -ere -iunxi -iunctum
separate
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disputo (1)
examine, discuss
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diurnus -a -um
by day, daily
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diuturnus -a -um
lasting a long time
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doctrina -ae f.
instruction, science, learning
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dudum (usually iamdudum)
a long time ago
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edico -ere -dixi -dictum
proclaim, announce
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egenus -a -um
in need of, lacking
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egestas -atis f.
poverty, want
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elicio -licere -licui -licitum
entice, draw out
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emereo -ere -ui -itum (and passive)
earn, deserve, complete term of service
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essedum -i n.
war-chariot
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Eurus -i m.
south-east wind
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excidium -i n.
destruction
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excutio -cutere -cussi -cussum
shake out, knock out, shake off,get rid of
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exedo -esse -edi -esum
consume, eat away
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exigo -ere -egi -actum
drive out, exact, complete
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eximo -ere -emi -emptum
remove, release
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exitus -us m.
outlet, end, result
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exprimo -ere -pressi -pressum
model, portray, translate
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exta -orum n.pl.
inwards, entrails
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exuviae -arum f.pl.
spoils
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facetiae -arum f.pl.
wit, humour
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facetus -a -um
witty, elegant
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factio -onis f.
political party
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familiaris -is -e
of the household, friendly,(as noun) intimate friend
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fasti -orum m.pl.
calendar, annals
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