Hardcore Latin - Vocabulary

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a certain	quidam
a dispute about boundaries	controversia finium
a few	aliquot
a great deal	multum
a leftover strip of surveyed land	subsecivum
a little	paulum
a little while	paulum
a lot	multum
a rubble stone (rough, uncut)	caementum
a thousand	mille
about	de
about to be	futurus
about to be here	adfuturus
about to bleat	balaturus
about to bring	portaturus
about to bring	allaturus
about to buy	empturus
about to celebrate	celebraturus
about to close	clausurus
about to come	venturus
about to come to an end	finem habiturus
about to give	daturus
about to go	iturus
about to go out	exiturus
about to have	habiturus
about to invite	invitaturus
about to keep	servaturus
about to receive	accepturus
about to return	rediturus
about to see	visurus
about to sell	venditurus
about to stop	desiturus
about to talk	dicturus
about to tend	curaturus
about to use	usurus
about to walk	ambulaturus
about to write	scripturus
above	supra
accustomed	solitus
across	per
across	trans
active	activus
added	adscriptus Also spelled ascriptus.
advice	consilium
Africa	Africa
after	post
after	postquam
after	cum
afterward	postea
afterwards	postea
again	iterum
again	rursus
against	contra
age; time of life	aetas
Alexandria	Alexandria
all	omnes
all	omnis
all	omnia
all together; entire	cunctus
almost	paene
almost	fere
alone	solus
along	per
already	iam
also	etiam
also	quoque
although	quamquam
although	quamvis
although	cum
although	licet
although; even if	etsi
always	semper
among	inter
among	apud
among	in
ancient	antiquus
and	et
and	-que
and	atque
and	ac
and not	nec
and so	itaque
angry	iratus
annoying	molestus
another	alius
another	alter
another one	alter
anxious	anxius
any	ullus
any	qui
anyone	quis
anyone	quisquam
anything	aliquid
appointed	creatus
April	Aprilis
around	circum
around	circa
as	tam
as	quam
as	ut
as far as	quantum ad
as long as; for the whole time that	quam diu
as much as	quantus
as often as	quotiens
as soon as	ut primum
Asia	Asia
asked	rogatus
astronomy	astrologia
at	in
at	ad
at	apud
at a higher price	carius
at all	omnino
at all	prorsus
at first	primo
at first	initio
at home	domi
at last	tandem
at last	postremo
at last	denique
at last	demum
at least	saltem
at midday	meridie
at once	statim
at the same time	simul
at what time	quo tempore
Athens	Athenae
attacking	oppugnans
attentive	attentus
August	Augustus
back; backward	retro
bad	malus
badly	male
baked; fired	coctilis
bare	nudus
beautiful	pulcher
beautifully	pulchre
because	quia
because	quod
because of	propter
because of	ob
bee bread; stored pollen food	erithace
before	ante
before	antequam
before	priusquam
before	antea
before	apud
beforehand	antea
behind	retro
below	sub
below	infra
beside	apud
best	optimus
better	melior
better	melius
between	inter
bitter	amarus
black	niger
blind	caecus
blue	caeruleus
bold	audax
book	liber
both	uterque
both	ambo
both	utrumque
both ... and	et ... et
boy	puer
brass; orichalcum	orichalcum
brave	fortis
brave	firmus
braver	fortior
brief	brevis
bright	clarus
bright white; radiant	candidus
brighter	clarior
broad; wide	latus
broken	fractus
brought	allatus
Brundisium	Brundisium
busy	occupatus
but	sed
but	autem
but also	sed etiam
by	a
by	ab
by	per
by	ad
by chance	forte
by you	tibi
calm	quietus
calm	tranquillus
calm	serenus
calm	placidus
calmer	placidior
careful	cautus
carefully	diligenter
careless	neglegens
carelessly	temere
carried	portatus
Carthage	Carthago
celestial; heavenly	caelestis
certain	certus
certainly	certe
character	mos
cheap	vilis
cheerful	hilaris
clean	purus
clean	mundus
cleaned	purgatus
clear	clarus
clear	serenus
clearer	clarior
clearest	clarissimus
clearly	clare
clearly	plane
clever	callidus
closed	clausus
cold	frigidus
colder	frigidior
coldest	frigidissimus
coming	veniens
common	communis
complete	integer
completely	omnino
completely	prorsus
content (satisfied)	contentus
continuous; perpetual	perpetuus
cook	coquus
cooked	coctus
cooler	frigidior
copper-cored; plated	subaeratus
Corinth	Corinthus
correct	rectus
correctly	recte
costly	carus
counterfeit; debased	adulterinus
covered	tectus
crowded; numerous	frequens
cruel	crudelis
crushed (ground up)	tritus
crying	flens
damp	umidus
damp	humidus
dark	obscurus
day	dies
dearer	carior
death	mors
December	December
decorated	ornatus
deep	altus
deeper	altior
Delos	Delus
demonstrative	demonstrativus
different	diversus
different	alius
difficult	difficilis
difficult	gravis
difficult	asper
diligent	diligens
diligently	diligenter
dim	obscurus
dinner	cena
dirty	sordidus
discipline	disciplina
dismissal or release from a fight	missio
distinguished; outstanding	egregius
divine; godlike	divus
done	factus
door	ianua
doubtful	dubius
down	per
down from	de
downward	deorsum
dry	siccus
during	inter
dutiful	officiosus
each	quisque
each	unusquisque
each	singulus
each (of two)	uterque
each person	quisque
earlier	antea
earlier; former	prior
easier	facilius
easily	facile
easy	facilis
Egypt	Aegyptus
eight	octo
eighteen	duodeviginti
eighth	octavus
electrum; the gold-silver alloy	electrum
eleven	undecim
elsewhere	alibi
empty	vacuus
empty	inanis
empty; false	vanus
energetic	strenuus
enough	satis
entered	ingressus
envious	invidus
equally	aeque
especially	maxime
especially	praesertim
eternal; everlasting	aeternus
even	etiam
even	quoque
even if	etiam si
even when	etiam cum
even; equal	par
evening	vespertinus
every	omnis
every day	cotidie
everyday	cotidianus
everyone	omnes
everyone	omnibus
everyone	omnis
everything	omnia
everywhere	ubique
exempt from public duty	immunis
expensive	carus
fair	aequus
faithful	fidelis
fallen	iacens
false	falsus
false / falsely	falsus
family	familia
famous	clarus
far	procul
far	longe
far away	procul
far off	procul
farthest	extremus
fate	fatum
favorable	bonus
fearful	timidus
February	Februarius
festival	festus
festive	festus
festive	sollemnis
few	paucus
fierce	ferox
fierce	saevus
fiercer	saevior
fifteen	quindecim
fifth	quintus
finally	tandem
finally	denique
finished	finitus
firm	firmus
first	primus
first	primum
first	primo
fishing	piscatio
five	quinque
foolish	stultus
for	nam
for	enim
for	ad
for	pro
for a little while	paulisper
for a long time	diu
for the sake of	causa
forced	coactus
foreign	barbarus
foreign; belonging to another	alienus
fortunate	felix
foul; ugly	foedus
found	inventus
four	quattuor
four times	quater
fourteen	quattuordecim
fourth	quartus
fragile	fragilis
fragrant	suavis
free from worry	securus
fresh	recens
fresher	recentior
freshest	recentissimus
from	de
from	a
from	e
from	ex
from	ab
from	quominus
from where	unde
full	plenus
fullest	plenissimus
fully	plane
garden	hortus
gathered	collectus
Gaul	Gallia
generosity	liberalitas
generous	liberalis
genitive	genetivus
gentle	mitis
gentle	blandus
gentle (tame)	mansuetus
gentler	mitior
gently	leniter
gently	blande
gently	lente
genuine	verus
given	datus
glad	laetus
gladly	libenter
gold	aurum
golden	aureus
good	bonus
gradually	paulatim
great	magnus
greater	maior
greatly	multum
Greece	Graecia
greedy	avarus
Greek	Graecus
green	viridis
guest	hospes
happier	laetior
happy	laetus
happy	felix
happy; blessed	beatus
hard	gravis
hard	durus
hard	asper
harder	difficilius
hardly	vix
hardworking	laboriosus
harsh	gravis
harsh	severus
harsh	durus
harsh	asper
having tried	conatus
he	is
he	ille
headlong; at full speed	praeceps
healthy	sanus
healthy	saluber
healthy	salubris
heard	auditus
heavier	gravior
heavy	gravis
hello	salve
hello	salvete
help; resources	ops
her	ea
her	suus
her	eius
her	eam
her	ei
her own	suus
here	huc
here	hic
herself	se
herself	ipsa
herself	sibi
hidden	occultus
high	magnus
high	altus
higher	altior
him	eum
him	ei
him	eo
him	illum
himself	se
himself	sibi
himself	ipse
his	eius
his	suus
his or her own	suus
his own	suus
hoarse	raucus
honest	honestus
honest	sincerus
honey-bearing; producing honey	mellifer
honor; glory; adornment	decus
horse	equus
hot	calidus
hotter	calidior
how	quomodo
how	quam
how great	quantus
how many	quot
however	tamen
however	autem
however many	quot
huge; enormous	ingens
human; humane	humanus
humble	humilis
I	ego
if	si
if only	utinam
immediately	statim
imperative	imperativus
impious	impius
important	magnus
in	in
in a way	quasi
in front of	ante
in Greek	Graece
in Latin	Latine
in place of	pro
in that way	ita
in the afternoon	post meridiem
in the evening	vesperi
in the evening	vespere
in the morning	mane
in turn; by turns	vicissim
in vain	frustra
inconvenient	incommodus
indeed	quidem
indicative	indicativus
individual	singulus
inexperienced	imperitus
innocent	innocens
inside	intus
inside	intra
inside	intro
instead	potius
interest on a loan; usury	fenus
interrogative	interrogativus
intestate; without a valid will	intestatus
into	in
it	eam
it	id
it	ea
it	eum
it	eo
it	is
it	illud
it	ei
it remains to	restat ut ...
Italy	Italia
its	eius
itself	ipse
January	Ianuarius
joyful	laetus
July	Iulius
June	Iunius
just	iustus
just as	sicut
justice	iustitia
kind	benignus
kindly	benigne
kitchen	culina
known; well-known	notus
land bounded by natural features	ager arcifinius
land laid out by surveyed boundaries	ager limitatus
large	magnus
last; farthest	ultimus
late	sero
later	postea
Latin	Latinus
laughing	ridens
lazy	ignavus
lazy	piger
lead (the metal)	plumbum
learned	doctus
left	sinister
left	relictus
legal capacity to make or take under a will	testamenti factio
less	minus
less	minor
let not	ne
library	bibliotheca
lie	mendacium
light (weight)	levis
lighter	levior
like	quasi
little	parvus
little	paulus
little	parum
little	paucus
living	vivus
living	vivens
lofty	altus
long	longus
long	diu
longer	longior
longer	diutius
lost	amissus
loud	magnus
love	amor
loved	amatus
loving	amans
lower; situated below	inferus
loyal	fidelis
Lucia	Lucia
lukewarm	tepidus
luxury	luxuria
made	factus
made of brick or tile	testaceus
made of cut pieces	sectilis
many	multus
March	Martius
Marcus	Marcus
marriage; matrimony	matrimonium
marriageable; ready for marriage	nubilis
masked; in costume	personatus
Massilia	Massilia
master	dominus
May	Maius
me	me
me	mihi
me	ego
meanwhile	interea
meanwhile	interim
merciful	clemens
midday	meridies
middle	medius
mistress	domina
modest	modestus
morals	mores
more	magis
more	plus
more	plures
more beautiful	pulchrior
more carefully	diligentius
more carefully	cautius
more cheerful	hilarior
more clearly	clarius
more comfortable	commodior
more comfortably	commodius
more convenient	commodior
more correctly	rectius
more delightful	gratior
more difficult	difficilior
more difficult	difficilius
more difficultly	difficilius
more diligent	diligentior
more easily	facilius
more expensive	carior
more firmly	firmius
more fragile	fragilior
more gently	lenius
more often	saepius
more pleasant	iucundior
more pleasing	gratior
more precious	pretiosior
more precious	pretiosius
more quickly	celerius
more quickly	citius
more quietly	quietius
more rarely	rarius
more slowly	tardius
more studious	studiosior
more timid	timidior
more useful	utilius
more useful	utilior
more willingly	libentius
morning	matutinus
mortal	mortalis
most	plerusque
most beautiful	pulcherrimus
most difficult	difficillimus
most diligent	diligentissimus
most people	plerique
most pleasing	gratissimus
most quickly	celerrime
mother	mater
much	multus
much	multum
much less; still less	nedum
must	debere
my	meus
naked	nudus
Naples	Neapolis
narrow	angustus
near	prope
near	ad
nearby	prope
nearer	propius
nearest	proximus
necessary	necesse
necessary	necessarius
neither	neuter
neither	nec
neither ... nor	nec ... nec
neither ... nor	neque ... neque
never	numquam
nevertheless	tamen
new	novus
next	posterus
next to	iuxta
nightly	nocturnus
nine	novem
nineteen	undeviginti
ninth	nonus
no	nullus
no / rather	immo
no longer	iam non
no longer	non iam
no one	nemo
no one	nemini
no one	neminem
nobility	nobilitas
noble	nobilis
none	nullus
nor	nec
not	non
not even	ne ... quidem
not only	non solum
not only	non tantum
not only	non ... tantum
not only	nec ... tantum
not to	ne
not until	non prius ... quam
not yet	nondum
nothing	nihil
November	November
now	nunc
now	iam
now ... now; at one moment ... at another	modo ... modo
nowhere	nusquam
October	October
odd; unequal	impar
of	ex
of	e
off	de
often	saepe
old	vetus
old	vetustus
oldest	veterrimus
on	in
on	per
on	ad
on	super
on	supra
on the contrary	contra
on the contrary	immo
once	olim
once; a single time	semel
one	unus
one	alter
one and a half Roman feet long or wide	sesquipedalis
one half; a half-share	semis
one hundred	centum
one twelfth; a twelfth-share	uncia
one's own; distinctive	proprius
only	solum
only	tantum
only	solus
only then	demum
only; merely	modo
onto	in
open	apertus
opened	apertus
openly	aperte
openly	palam
opposed; unfavorable	adversus
opposite	contra
or	aut
or	an
Ostia	Ostia
other	alius
other	alter
others	alii
others	aliae
others	alios
ought	debere
ought to	debere
ought to	oportere
ought to	decere
our	noster
out of	ex
out of	e
out of / from	ex
out of / from	e
outside	foris
outside	extra
outside (with motion)	foras
over	super
over	per
paid	solutus
pardon	venia
passive	passivus
past	praeteritus
past	praeter
patience	patientia
peace	pax
peaceful	quietus
perfectly	perfecte
perhaps	fortasse
perhaps	forsitan
pious	pius
placed	positus
pleasant	dulcis
pleasant	iucundus
please	quaeso
pleasing	gratus
pleasure; enjoyment	voluptas
plural	pluralis
poor	pauper
poorer	pauperior
powerful; capable	potens
powerful; master of	potis
praetorian possession of an estate	bonorum possessio
precious	pretiosus
prepared	paratus
preserved	servatus
private	privatus
properly	recte
propolis; the resin used by bees to seal a hive	propolis
proud	superbus
provided that	dummodo
prudent	prudens
prudently	prudenter
public	publicus
pure	purus
pure / unmixed	purus
pure; chaste	castus
purer	purior
quick	celer
quickly	celeriter
quickly	cito
quiet	quietus
quieter	quietior
quietly	quiete
quietly	tacite
rage; fury	furor
rare; widely spaced	rarus
rash	temerarius
rashly	temere
rather	potius
rather	satis
rather	immo
rather thick	densior
raw	crudus
ready	paratus
received	receptus
recently	nuper
red	ruber
relating to fishing	piscatorius
relating to land surveying	gromaticus
relative	relativus
religious devotion	religio
remaining	reliquus
repaired	refectus
returning	rediens
Rhodes	Rhodus
rich	dives
riches	divitiae
right	dexter
right	fas
rightly	recte
ripe	maturus
rising	oriens
Roman	Romanus
Rome	Roma
rough	asper
rowing	remigium
royal	regius
running	currens
rustic	rusticus
sacred	sacer
sacred; inviolable	sanctus
sad	tristis
sad; sorrowful	maestus
safe	tutus
safe	salvus
said	dictus
same	idem
savage	saevus
second	secundus
secretly	clam
seen	visus
September	September
serious	gravis
seriously	graviter
servant	servus
setting	occidens
seven	septem
seventeen	septendecim
seventh	septimus
several	plures
severe	gravis
severe	severus
shameful	turpis
sharp; pungent	acer
she	ea
she	illa
she herself	ipsa
shinier	nitidior
shining	nitidus
shining	lucidus
short	brevis
shorter	brevior
shortest	brevissimus
should	debere
Sicily	Sicilia
sick	aegrotus
sick	aeger
signed	subscriptus
silent	tacitus
silent	taciturnus
silver	argenteus
similar	similis
simple	simplex
since	cum
since	quoniam
since ...; as one who (explanatory relative)	quippe qui
sincere	sincerus
singing	cantans
singular	singularis
sitting	sedens
sitting down	sedens
six	sex
sixteen	sedecim
sixth	sextus
skilled	peritus
sloping downward	declivis
slow	tardus
slow	lentus
slower	tardior
slowly	lente
small	parvus
small / little	parvus
so	ita
so	tam
so far from ... that ...	tantum abest ut ... ut ...
so great	tantus
so many	tot
so much	tantum
so much	tam
so much	tantus
so often	totiens
so that	ut
so that	quo
so that neither ... nor	ne ... neve
so that not	ne
soft	mollis
soft	tener
soft; overripe (of fruit)	fracidus
softer	mollior
solemn	sollemnis
some	quidam
some	alii
some	aliquis
some	quaedam
some	nonnullus
someone	aliquis
someone	quis
someone else	alius
something	aliquid
something	quid
sometimes	interdum
sometimes	aliquando
soon	mox
soon	cito
spacious; extensive	amplus
Spain	Hispania
Sparta	Sparta
speaking	loquens
square; squared	quadratus
standing	stans
steadfast	constans
steadfastness	constantia
steady	firmus
stern	severus
sterner	severior
still	adhuc
still	etiam
still	tamen
straight	rectus
stricter	severior
strong	fortis
strong	firmus
strong; vigorous	validus
stronger	firmior
stronger	fortior
strongest	fortissimus
student	discipulus
studious	studiosus
subjunctive	coniunctivus
such	talis
suddenly	subito
suitable	idoneus
suitable; fitting	aptus
sure	certus
surely	nonne
surely not	num
sweet	dulcis
sweet	suavis
sweet-smelling	suavis
sweeter	dulcior
sweeter	suavior
swift	celer
swift	citus
Syracuse	Syracusae
taking part in	particeps
talent; natural ability	ingenium
talking	loquens
tall	altus
taller	altior
teachable	docilis
teacher	magister
ten	decem
tender	tener
tenth	decimus
than	quam
that	ille
that	ut
that	ne
that	qui
that	quod
that	quin
that	eo
that not	ne
that one	ille
the ... the	quo ... eo
the ability	facultas
the ablative	ablativus
the absent person	absens
the accent	accentus
the acceptance or entry upon an inheritance	aditio hereditatis
the account	ratio
the accusation	crimen
the accusative	accusativus
the accused	reus
the accused woman	rea
the acidic chalk used as a depilatory	creta acida
the acorn	glans
the act; section	actus
the actor	actor
the actress	actrix
the adjective	adiectivum
the advantage	commodum
the adverb	adverbium
the advice	consilium
the aedile	aedilis
the agreement	pactum
the agreement	consensus
the agreement; condition	condicio
the air	aer
the alley	angiportum Also angiportus (masculine, 4th declension).
the ally	socia
the ally	socius
the altar	ara
the ambition	ambitio
the amount	numerus
the amphitheater	amphitheatrum
the ancestors	maiores
the anchor	ancora
the anger	ira
the answer	responsum
the ant	formica
the anvil	incus
the apartment block	insula
the apiary; place where beehives are kept	apiarium
the appearance; aspect	species
the applause	plausus
the apple	malum
the aqueduct	aquaeductus
the arch	fornix
the architect	architectus
the arm	bracchium
the army	exercitus
the arrow	sagitta
the art	ars
the art of pottery	ars figulina
the ash (of a fire)	cinis
the ash tree	fraxinus
the assembly	contio
the astronomer; astrologer	astrologus
the atrium	atrium
the attack; force	impetus
the auction catalogues	tabulae auctionariae
the auction hall	atrium auctionarium
the auction master	magister auctionis
the auction of an inheritance	auctio hereditaria
the auction-money collector	coactor
the augur	augur
the auspice	auspicium
the author	auctor
the authority	auctoritas
the autumn	autumnus
the awning over a theater or amphitheater	velarium
the axe	securis
the axle	axis
the baby	infans
the back	dorsum
the back; rear	tergum
the bad thing	malum
the bag	sacculus
the bag	sarcina
the bag	pera
the bait	esca
the baker	pistor
the bakery	pistrinum
the balcony; gallery	maenianum
the baldness	calvitium
the ball	pila
the ballot	tabella
the bandage	fascia
the bank	ripa
the banker	argentarius
the banquet	convivium
the barber	tonsor
the barber's shop	tonstrina
the bark	cortex
the barley	hordeum
the barrel	dolium
the basilica	basilica
the basin	pelvis
the basket	sporta
the basket	canistrum
the bath	balneum
the bath equipment; furnishings	vasarium
the bathhouse anointer; masseur	unctor
the bathhouse cloakroom attendant	capsarius
the bathhouse keeper	balneator
the baths	thermae
the battle	proelium
the battle; fist-fight	pugna
the bay	sinus
the beam	trabs
the bean	faba
the bear	ursus
the beard	barba
the bed	lectus
the bed	cubile
the bedroom	cubiculum
the bee	apis
the bee-attracting balm herb	apiastrum
the beech	fagus
the beehive	alvearium
the beekeeper	apiarius
the beet	beta
the beginning	initium
the beginning	principium
the belt	zona
the belt	balteus
the bench	scamnum
the bench	subsellium
the betrothal; engagement agreement	sponsalia
the bird	avis
the bird	volucris
the birthday	dies natalis
the blackbird	merula
the blanket	stragulum
the blood	sanguis
the blow; stroke	ictus
the blue-green clay used as a depilatory	lutum Venetum
the board	tabula
the boat	navicula
the body	corpus
the bond; fetter	vinculum
the bone	os
the book	liber
the book	codex
the book	volumen
the book (bound volume)	codex
the bookcase	scrinium
the bookseller	bibliopola
the boot	caliga
the booty; prey	praeda
the border; edging	limbus
the bottle	ampulla
the bottle	lagena
the boundary	limes
the boundary marker	terminus
the boundary stone	lapis terminalis
the boundary surveyor	finitor
the boundary-path	limes
the boundary-road	limes
the bow	arcus
the bowl	catinum
the bowl	catinus
the box	capsa
the boy	puer
the bracelet	armilla
the brain	cerebrum
the bramble	rubus
the bran	furfur
the branch	ramus
the bread	panis
the breakfast	ientaculum
the breath; spirit	anima
the breath; spirit	spiritus
the breeze	aura
the bridal basket	cumera
the bridal chamber	thalamus
the bridal procession to the husband's home	deductio
the bridal-chamber song or poem	epithalamium
the bride	sponsa
the bridegroom	sponsus
the bridge	pons
the bridle	frenum
the bronze boiler	aeneum
the brooch	fibula
the broom	scopa
the brother	frater
the bucket	situla
the building	aedificium
the building; house	aedes
the bull	taurus
the burden	onus
the business	negotium
the business agent; manager	institor
the butcher	lanius
the butterfly	papilio
the buyer	emptor
the buyer of confiscated property at public sale	sector
the buyer of mortgaged estates at auction	praediator
the buzzing; humming sound	bombus
the cabbage	brassica
the cake	placenta
the cake	libum
the calendar	calendarium
the calf	vitulus
the camp	castra
the candidate	candidatus
the candle	candela
the care	cura
the cargo ship	navis oneraria
the carriage	raeda
the cart	carrus
the cart	currus
the case	scrinium
the case	casus
the cat	feles
the cat	felis
the catch; act of catching	captura
the cave	spelunca
the celestial pole	polus
the cellar	cellarium
the censor	censor
the census; property registration	census
the central channel in a circus	euripus
the centurion	centurio
the ceremonial joining of right hands	dextrarum iunctio
the chain	catena
the chair	sella
the chalk	creta
the chance	fors
the changing room	apodyterium
the channel	alveus
the chapter	capitulum
the character	mos
the character	persona
the chariot racetrack	circus
the cheek	gena
the cheer	hilaritas
the cheerfulness	hilaritas
the cheese	caseus
the cherry	cerasum
the chest	cista
the chest	pectus
the chest	arca
the chick	pullus
the child	infans
the child	puer
the child	filius
the children	liberi
the chin	mentum
the chorus	chorus
the cicada	cicada
the circle	circulus
the circle; world	orbis
the circumstance	res
the citadel; summit	arx
the cithara	cithara
the citizen	civis
the city	urbs
the city walls; fortifications	moenia
the civil marriage by symbolic purchase	coemptio
the clan; people	gens
the clay	lutum
the clay-image modeller; sculptor	fictor
the clemency	clementia
the clipping; nail paring	praesegmen
the cloak	pallium
the cloak	palla
the cloak	paenula
the clock	horologium
the cloth	pannus
the clothing	vestimentum
the cloud	nubes
the cluster of grapes	racemus
the co-heir	coheres
the codicil; supplementary testamentary document	codicilli
the cohort	cohors
the coin	nummus
the coin impression; stamping	impressio
the coin-blank placer	suppostor
the coin-weight assayer	aequator monetae
the cold	frigus
the cold room	frigidarium
the collapse; ruin	ruina
the colleague	collega
the color	color
the column	columna
the column	agmen
the comb	pecten
the comedy	comoedia
the comet	cometes
the comfort	solacium
the comic actor	comoedus
the comic actor's slipper	soccus
the command	mandatum
the commission	mandatum
the common crowd	vulgus
the common good	bonum commune
the common people	plebs
the community	civitas
the companion	comes
the comparative	comparativus
the competitive bidding	licitatio
the competitor	certator
the complaint	querela
the conflagration; destructive fire	incendium
the conjugation	coniugatio
the conjunction	coniunctio
the consonant	consona
the consul	consul
the contest	certamen
the conversation	sermo
the cook	coquus
the coolness	frigus
the copper; bronze	aes
the copy	exemplar
the cork; cork float	suber
the corner	angulus
the cough	tussis
the counter (counting pebble)	calculus
the counting board	abacus
the country	rus
the courage	virtus
the court	iudicium
the courtesy	comitas
the cousin	consobrinus
the covered tunnel of an aqueduct	specus
the cow	vacca
the crab	cancer
the crack	rima
the craftsman	faber
the craftsperson	artifex
the craftswoman	artifex
the crane	grus
the creditor	creditor
the crime; wicked deed	scelus
the crop	seges
the crowd	turba
the crowd	vulgus
the crown	corona
the crumb	mica
the cuckoo	cuculus
the cucumber	cucumis
the cup	calix
the cup	poculum
the cupboard	armarium
the curled lock of hair	cincinnus
the curling iron	calamistrum
the curtain	aulaeum
the curved roof tile	imbrex
the custom	mos
the customs duty; toll	portorium
the damage	damnum
the danger	periculum
the dark of the moon; the new moon	interlunium
the darkness; shadows	tenebrae
the dative	dativus
the daughter	filia
the daughter-in-law	nurus
the dawn	aurora
the day	dies
the daylight	lux
the debt	debitum
the debtor	debitor
the deceit	fraus
the decorative facing; veneer	crusta
the decree	decretum
the deed; accomplishment	factum
the deed; crime	facinus
the deep drinking cup	scyphus
the defeat	clades
the defendant	reus
the delay	mora
the denarius	denarius
the depilatory ointment	psilothrum
the depilatory plaster	dropax
the desire	cupiditas
the desire; eagerness	cupido
the desire; passion	libido
the devotion	pietas
the dew	ros
the diameter	diametros
the dice cup	fritillus
the dictator	dictator
the die; game of chance	alea
the dignity	dignitas
the diligence	diligentia
the diligence	industria
the dining room	triclinium
the dinner	cena
the dirt	sordes
the disagreement	dissensio
the discipline	disciplina
the discord	discordia
the discussion	disputatio
the dish	scutella
the dishes (of food)	epulae
the ditch	fossa
the divine power	numen
the division of land into surveyed allotments	centuriatio
the doctor	medicus
the doe	cerva
the dog	canis
the dolphin	delphinus
the donkey	asinus
the door	ianua
the door	ostium
the doorkeeper	ianitor
the dough	massa
the dove	columba
the dowry	dos
the draft animal	iumentum
the dream	somnium
the dress	stola
the dripping rainwater; eaves	stillicidium
the driver	auriga
the drone bee	fucus
the drop	stilla
the drop	gutta
the dry sweating room	laconicum
the duck	anas
the dust	pulvis
the duty	officium
the dwelling; occupancy	habitatio
the eagerness	studium
the eagle	aquila
the ear	auris
the earnest money; deposit	arrha
the earth; land	tellus
the earthenware vessel; pottery	fictile
the east-west axis in a land survey	decumanus
the eclipse	eclipsis
the edge; battle line	acies
the effort	labor
the egg	ovum
the elbow	cubitus
the elections	comitia
the elephant	elephas
the elm	ulmus
the embankment	agger
the emperor	imperator
the end	finis
the ending	terminatio
the enemy	hostis
the enemy	inimicus
the entrance hall	vestibulum
the entrusted testamentary request	fideicommissum
the envoy	legatus
the envy	invidia
the equinox	aequinoctium
the equipment; class of armor	armatura
the errand	negotium
the estate	patrimonium
the estate	praedium
the evening	vesperum
the example	exemplum
the exercise	exercitium
the exercise	exercitatio
the exercise yard	palaestra
the exile; banishment	exsilium
the expense	sumptus
the expression (of speech)	locutio
the expression (of the face)	vultus
the eye	oculus
the eyebrow	supercilium
the eyelid	cilium
the face	vultus
the face	facies
the faith	fides
the fall	casus
the false hair; wig	capillamentum
the family	familia
the farmer	agricola
the farmer	colonus
the fasces	fasces
the father	pater
the father-in-law	socer
the fatherland	patria
the fatigue	lassitudo
the fault	culpa
the fault	vitium
the favor	beneficium
the fear	timor
the fear	metus
the fear	pavor
the feast	convivium
the female accused	rea
the female bath-attendant	balneatrix
the female candidate	candidata
the female cousin	consobrina
the female defendant	rea
the female doctor	medica
the female friend	amica
the female gardener	hortulana
the female general	dux femina
the female goat	capra
the female leader	dux femina
the female merchant	mercatrix
the female neighbor	vicina
the female philosopher	philosopha
the female relative	propinqua
the female servant	serva
the female soldier	miles
the female student	discipula
the female teacher	magistra
the female weaver	textrix
the ferryman	portitor
the festival	dies festus
the festival day	dies festus
the fever	febris
the field	ager
the field	campus
the fig	ficus
the fig	ficum
the fine bedding layer	nucleus
the finger	digitus
the fire	ignis
the fish	piscis
the fish scale	squama
the fisherman	piscator
the fishhook	hamus
the fishing rod; reed	harundo
the five-year census period; purification	lustrum
the flame	flamma
the flame-colored bridal veil	flammeum
the fleet	classis
the flight	fuga
the flock	grex
the floor	pavimentum
the floor layer; paver	pavimentarius
the floor; story	tabulatum
the flour	farina
the flower	flos
the flower juice gathered by bees before it becomes honey	melligo
the flute	tibia
the flute-player	tibicen
the fly	musca
the food	cibus
the foolishness	stultitia
the foot	pes
the footprint	vestigium
the force	vis
the forced sale of an insolvent estate	bonorum venditio
the ford	vadum
the forehead	frons
the foreign woman	peregrina
the foreigner	peregrinus
the forest	silva
the form	forma
the formal acceptance of an inheritance	cretio
the formal allotment of land	assignatio
the formal award to the winning bidder	addictio
the formal declaration	professio
the formal purchaser of an estate in an early will	familiae emptor
the formal transfer by bronze and scales	mancipatio
the formal verbal agreement	stipulatio
the fortune	fortuna
the forum	forum
the foundation	fundamentum
the four-horse chariot; team of four horses	quadrigae
the fox	vulpes
the freedom	libertas
the freight charge; fare	naulum
the fresh grape juice	mustum
the friend	amicus
the friendship	amicitia
the frivolity	levitas
the frog	rana
the front of the stage	proscaenium
the frost	gelu
the frost	pruina
the fruit	fructus
the fruit (from a tree)	pomum
the frying pan	sartago
the fuller	fullo
the funeral; death	funus
the furnace	fornax
the furnace opening; stoking room	praefurnium
the furrow	sulcus
the future	futurum
the game	ludus
the garden	hortus
the garland	corona
the garlic	allium
the garment	vestis
the garment	vestimentum
the garrison	praesidium
the garum	garum
the gate	porta
the gem	gemma
the general	dux
the generation; age; century	saeculum
the generosity	liberalitas
the gesture	gestus
the gift	donum
the gift	munus
the gills	branchiae
the girl	puella
the girl (ward)	pupilla
the gladiator	gladiator
the gladiator school	ludus gladiatorius
the gladiator trainer or owner	lanista
the gladiatorial show	munus gladiatorium
the gladiatorial troupe or household	familia gladiatoria
the glass	vitrum
the glory	gloria
the goat	capra
the god	deus
the goddess	dea
the gods above	superi
the gold	aurum
the goldsmith	aurifex
the good	bonum
the good fortune	fortuna
the good judgment	prudentia
the goodness	bonitas
the goods	merx
the goose	anser
the grain	frumentum
the grain	granum
the granary	horreum
the grandchild	nepos
the grandfather	avus
the grandmother	avia
the grandson	nepos
the grape	uva
the grape cluster	racemus
the grape juice	mustum
the grape-cluster	racemus
the grass	herba
the grass	gramen
the graver; carving tool	scalprum
the greave; shin guard	ocrea
the greed	avaritia
the green oil from unripe olives	oleum viride
the greyness of hair; grey hair	canities
the ground	terra
the ground	humus
the group of a hundred; voting division	centuria
the grove	nemus
the guarantor; surety	fideiussor
the guard	custos
the guardian	tutor
the guardianship	tutela
the guest	hospes
the guest	conviva
the habit	consuetudo
the habit	mos
the hail	grando
the hair	capillus
the hair-curler	ciniflo
the hair-removing tweezers	volsella
the hair; tresses	coma
the haircut; clipping	tonsura
the half-denarius coin; quinarius	quinarius
the hammer	malleus
the hammerer at the mint	malliator
the hand	manus
the hand towel	sudarium
the handle of a vessel	ansa
the handwriting	scriptura
the harbor	portus
the hardship	res aspera
the hare	lepus
the harmony	concordia
the harmony	concentus
the harvest	messis
the hatred	odium
the hay	fenum
the he-goat	caper
the head	caput
the health	valetudo
the health	sanitas
the heart	cor
the hearth	focus
the heat	calor
the heat; race	missus
the heavenly body; constellation	sidus
the heavily armed murmillo	murmillo
the hedge	saepes
the heel	calx
the height; depth	altitudo
the heir	heres
the helmsman	gubernator
the help	auxilium
the hemisphere; domed ceiling	hemisphaerium
the hen	gallina
the herald	praeco
the herb	herba
the Hercules knot on a bridal girdle	nodus Herculeus
the hereditary allotment of land	heredium
the hill	collis
the history	historia
the hoisting rope	funis subductarius
the home	domus
the honesty	honestas
the honey	mel
the honey harvest	mellatio
the honeycomb	favus
the honor	honor
the hoof	ungula
the hope	spes
the horizon	horizon
the horn	cornu
the horse	equus
the horseman; cavalryman	eques
the hostess	hospita
the hot room	caldarium
the hour	hora
the house	domus
the house	villa
the household	domus
the household shrine	lararium
the human being	homo
the hunger	fames
the husband	maritus
the ice	glacies
the idleness	desidia
the illness	morbus
the image	imago
the imperative	imperativus
the imperfect	imperfectum
the incense	tus
the index	index
the indicative	indicativus
the industriousness	industria
the infinitive	infinitivus
the inheritance	hereditas
the injustice	iniuria
the ink	atramentum
the inkpot	atramentarium
the inlaid central panel	emblema
the inn	caupona
the innkeeper	caupo
the innocence	innocentia
the innocent person	innocens
the inscription	inscriptio
the installment; rent payment	pensio
the instruction	praeceptum
the insult	convicium
the iron	ferrum
the island	insula
the ivy	hedera
the jar	amphora
the joint between fitted pieces	coagmentum
the joke	iocus
the journey	iter
the joy	gaudium
the joy	laetitia
the judge	iudex
the judgment	iudicium
the justice	iustitia
the keel; hull	carina
the key	clavis
the kidney	ren
the kind	genus
the kindness	beneficium
the kindness	humanitas
the kindness	benignitas
the king	rex
the kingdom	regnum
the kiss	osculum
the kitchen	culina
the knee	genu
the knife	culter
the knot	nodus
the knowledge	scientia
the knucklebone; gaming piece	talus
the lack	inopia
the lady	domina
the lady of the house	domina
the lake	lacus
the lamb	agnus
the lamp	lucerna
the land surveyor	agrimensor
the landed estate; farm	fundus
the language	lingua
the lap	gremium
the large wicker basket	qualum
the laughter	risus
the laurel	laurus
the laurel tree	laurus
the law	lex
the law	ius
the laying out of land boundaries	limitatio
the leader	dux
the leaf	folium
the lease; hiring contract	locatio conductio
the leaven	fermentum
the leek	porrum
the leek	porrus
the left	sinistra
the leg	crus
the legacy; testamentary gift	legatum
the legal right of marriage; intermarriage	conubium
the legatee	legatarius
the legion	legio
the leisure	otium
the length	longitudo
the lentil	lenticula
the lessee; tenant	conductor
the lesson	lectio
the lesson	praeceptum
the lessor; landlord	locator
the letter	epistula
the letter	littera
the letter	litterae
the letter-carrier	tabellarius
the lettuce	lactuca
the level surface; open sea	aequor
the leveling instrument; level	libella
the library	bibliotheca
the lictor	lictor
the lid	operculum
the lie	mendacium
the life	vita
the lifetime; age; eternity	aevum
the light	lumen
the light	lux
the lightning	fulgur
the lily	lilium
the limb; bodily member	membrum
the line	linea
the linen	linum
the lip	labrum
the listener	auditor
the literature	litterae
the little bee	apicula
the little boat	navicula
the little book	libellus
the little fish	pisciculus
the little stone	lapillus
the liver	iecur
the livestock; herd	pecus
the lizard	lacerta
the load	onus
the loaf	panis
the loan	mutuum
the lock; tuft of hair	cirrus
the lodging	hospitium
the lodging	deversorium Also spelled diversorium.
the log	truncus
the longing	desiderium
the loss	damnum
the lot; chance	sors
the loyalty	fides
the lunch	prandium
the lung	pulmo
the luxury	luxuria
the lyre	lyra
the lyre-player	fidicen
the machine; engine; stage machine	machina
the magistrate	magistratus
the maid	serva
the maid	ancilla
the maiden; young woman	virgo
the maidservant	serva
the making or production of honey	mellificium
the male cousin	consobrinus
the male relative	propinquus
the man	vir
the mane	iuba
the maniple	manipulus
the manner	mos
the manners	mores
the map	tabula
the marble	marmor
the mare	equa
the margin	margo
the mark	nota
the mark	signum
the market	mercatus
the market	macellum
the market	nundinae
the market day	nundinae
the married woman attending the bride	pronuba
the marsh	palus
the masonry water conduit	canalis
the massive structure; dam	moles
the mast	malus
the master	dominus
the material; timber; subject matter	materia
the maternal aunt	matertera
the maternal uncle	avunculus
the matter	res
the matter	negotium
the mattress	culcita
the meadow	pratum
the meaning	sensus
the measure	modus
the measure	modius
the measurement	mensuratio
the meat	caro
the medicine	medicamentum
the medicine	medicina
the memory	memoria
the merchandise	merx
the merchant	mercator
the merchant woman	mercatrix
the mercy	misericordia
the message	nuntium
the message	nuntius
the messenger	nuntius
the metal caster	flaturarius
the method	modus
the midday	meridies
the milk	lac
the miller	molitor
the millstone	mola
the mime; comic performance	mimus
the mind	mens
the mind	animus
the mint	moneta
the mint magistrate; moneyer	triumvir monetalis
the mint worker	monetarius
the mint workshop supervisor	officinator monetae
the mirror	speculum
the mist	nebula
the mistake	mendum
the mistake	error
the mistress	domina
the mixing bowl	crater
the moderation	modus
the moderation	modestia
the modesty	modestia
the money	pecunia
the money	argentum
the money-changer	nummularius
the month	mensis
the moon	luna
the morals	mores
the moray eel	muraena
the morning star	lucifer
the mortar	mortarium
the mosaicist	tessellarius
the mosquito	culex
the moss	muscus
the mother	mater
the mother-in-law	socrus
the moulded relief copy	ectypum
the mountain	mons
the mouse	mus
the mouth	os
the mud	lutum
the mule	mulus
the mullet	mugil
the multitude; number	multitudo
the murmuring	murmur
the musical performance	concentus
the myrtle	myrtus
the nail	clavus
the nail	unguis
the name	nomen
the napkin	mappa
the nature	natura
the necessity; need	necessitas
the neck	collum
the necklace	monile
the needle	acus
the neighbor	vicinus
the neighbor	vicina
the neighborhood	vicinia
the nephew	nepos
the nest	nidus
the net	rete
the net-fighter	retiarius
the next day	postridie
the niece	neptis
the night	nox
the nobility	nobilitas
the noise	clamor
the noise	strepitus
the nominative	nominativus
the north-south axis in a land survey	cardo
the north; northern sky	septentriones
the nose	nasus
the note	nota
the notebook	commentarius
the notebook	commentarium
the noun	nomen
the novice gladiator; recruit	tiro
the number	numerus
the nurse	nutrix
the nut	nux
the oak	quercus
the oar	remus
the oath	iusiurandum
the object	obiectum
the observer of auspices at a ceremony	auspex
the octopus	polypus
the offense	crimen
the official list	album
the official map of surveyed fields	forma agrorum
the offspring; descendants	suboles
the oil	oleum
the oil decanter	capulator
the oil flask	lecythus
the oil flask	conca
the oil-press disk	orbis olearius
the oil-settling basin	labrum olearium
the oil-storage jar	dolium olearium
the ointment	unguentum
the old man	senex
the olive	oliva
the olive plantation	oletum
the olive-crushing mill	trapetum
the olive-press worker	factor
the omen	omen
the omen	augurium
the one	eum
the onion	cepa
the open sea; deep	pontus
the opening; hole	foramen
the opinion	opinio
the opinion	sententia
the opponent	adversarius
the opportunity	facultas
the opportunity	occasio
the orator	orator
the orchard	pomarium
the orchestra area	orchestra
the order	ordo
the ornament	ornamentum
the other	alter
the others	ceterae
the others	ceteri
the others	alii
the oven	clibanus
the overseer; superintendent	curator
the ox	bos
the oyster	ostreum
the page	pagina
the pain	dolor
the painter	pictor
the painting	pictura
the paleness	pallor
the palm	palma
the pantomime performer	pantomimus
the paper	charta
the parchment	membrana
the pardon	venia
the parent	parens
the part	pars
the participant	particeps
the participle	participium
the partition; balustrade	pluteus
the partnership	societas
the paternal aunt	amita
the paternal uncle	patruus
the path	via
the path	semita
the patience	patientia
the peace	pax
the peach	persicum
the pear	pirum
the pearl	margarita
the pen	calamus
the pen	penna
the people	populus
the pepper	piper
the perfect	perfectum
the performance	concentus
the perfume	unguentum
the perfume vessel	vas unguentarium
the period	spatium
the peristyle	peristylium
the perseverance	perseverantia
the person	homo
the person	persona
the pestle	pistillum
the philosopher	philosophus
the picture	imago
the piece	frustum
the piece of jewelry	ornamentum
the pig	porcus
the pillow	pulvinus
the pine	pinus
the pirate	pirata
the place	locus
the plan	consilium
the plate	patina
the plate	patella
the platter	lanx
the player	lusor
the plough	aratrum
the ploughed field	arvum
the plum	prunum
the plumb line	perpendiculum
the plural	pluralis
the poem	carmen
the poet	poeta
the poet; bard	vates
the pond	stagnum
the pool	piscina
the poor person	pauper
the poor woman	pauper
the porridge	puls
the portico	porticus
the possession	possessio
the pot	olla
the potsherd; baked-clay fragment	testa
the potter	figulus
the potter's clay	figlina creta
the potter's wheel	rota figularis
the pottery workshop	figlina
the poverty	paupertas
the power	imperium
the power	vis
the power	potestas
the practice	usus
the praetor	praetor
the praise	laus
the prayer; entreaty	prex
the preface	prooemium
the prefect	praefectus
the preposition	praepositio
the prescribed form	formula
the present	praesens
the press beam	prelum
the press room	torcularium
the press rope	funis torculus
the price	pretium
the pride	superbia
the priest	sacerdos
the priestess	sacerdos
the prison	carcer
the private advantage	commodum privatum
the privy; toilet	latrina
the procession	pompa
the producer or sponsor of public games	editor
the profit	lucrum
the prologue	prologus
the pronoun	pronomen
the pronunciation	pronuntiatio
the property holder	possessor
the protection	praesidium
the protective wrapping; barber's cloth	involucrum
the province	provincia
the provision	viaticum
the provisions	viaticum
the provisions for the journey	viaticum
the prow	prora
the prudence	prudentia
the public archive	tabularium
the public auction	auctio
the public notice advertising a sale	proscriptio
the public sale of confiscated property	sectio bonorum
the public spear displayed at an auction	hasta publica
the public treasury	aerarium
the public-auction recorder	relator auctionum
the pulley	trochlea
the pulse	pulsus
the pumice stone	pumex
the punishment	poena
the punishment; penalty	supplicium
the purchase of an insolvent estate as a whole	bonorum emptio
the purchaser or contractor at a public sale	manceps
the purple cloth	purpura
the purse	crumena
the pursuing gladiator; secutor	secutor
the quaestor	quaestor
the quarter-as coin; quadrans	quadrans
the queen	regina
the question	quaestio
the quiet	quies
the race course; lap	curriculum
the racing faction; team	factio
the raft	ratis
the rain	pluvia
the rain (downpour)	imber
the rain-pool	impluvium
the raised front seating platform	podium
the rampart	vallum
the raven	corvus
the razor	novacula
the reader	lector
the reading	lectio
the reason	causa
the reason	ratio
the reasoning	ratio
the red ochre	rubrica
the redness	rubor
the reed	arundo
the reed pen	calamus
the referee; umpire	arbiter
the region; boundary	regio
the regulation; adjustment of temperature	temperatura
the rein	habena
the relative	propinquus
the religion	religio
the religious marriage rite with a spelt cake	confarreatio
the remedy	remedium
the rent; payment	merces
the report	fama
the reputation	fama
the responsibility	cura
the rest	requies
the rest	otium
the rest	ceteri
the rest	quies
the retreat	fuga
the reward	praemium
the rhetorician	rhetor
the riches	divitiae
the right	dextra
the right	ius
the right	fas
the ring	annulus
the ringing sound	tinnitus
the river	flumen
the river	fluvius
the river; torrent	amnis
the riverbank	ripa
the road	via
the rock	saxum
the rock (crag)	scopulus
the Roman	Romanus
the Roman acre	iugerum
the roof	tectum
the roof of the mouth	palatum
the roof tile	tegula
the roof-opening	compluvium
the room	cella
the room; chamber	conclave
the rooster	gallus
the root	radix
the rope	funis
the rose	rosa
the rostra	rostra
the rostrum	rostrum
the round shield	clipeus
the row	ordo
the rower	remex
the rubble layer	rudus
the rudder	gubernaculum
the rule	regula
the rule	imperium
the ruler	princeps
the rumor	rumor
the rumor	fama
the run	cursus
the running	cursus
the sack	saccus
the sacrifice	sacrificium
the sacrificial victim	hostia
the sadness	tristitia
the safety	salus
the sail	velum
the sailor	nauta
the salt	sal
the same number	totidem
the same person	idem
the same thing	idem
the sand	arena
the sandal	solea
the sardine	sardina
the saw	serra
the scale	libra
the scales-holder in a formal transfer	libripens
the scent	odor
the school	schola
the scraper	strigilis
the scribe	scriba
the scroll	volumen
the sea	mare
the seal	sigillum
the sealing witness; signatory	signator
the seat; residence	sedes
the security; legal guarantee	cautio
the seed	semen
the seller	venditor
the senate	senatus
the senate-house	curia
the senator	senator
the sense	sensus
the sense of shame	pudor
the sentence	sententia
the seriousness	gravitas
the servant	servus
the servant girl	serva
the sesterce	sestertius
the sestertius	sestertius
the sewer; drain	cloaca
the shade	umbra
the sham bidder	illicitator
the shape	forma
the she-mule	mula
the shears; scissors	forfex
the sheep	ovis
the shell	concha
the shepherd	pastor
the shield	scutum
the ship	navis
the shipowner; shipping contractor	navicularius
the shipwreck	naufragium
the shoe	calceus
the shoemaker	sutor
the shop	taberna
the shore	litus
the shortage	inopia
the shoulder	umerus
the shoulder guard	galerus
the shout	clamor
the shouting	clamor
the show	spectaculum
the shrine	fanum
the shrub	frutex
the sickle	falx
the side	latus
the sieve	cribrum
the sigh	gemitus
the sign	signum
the sign	augurium
the signal	signum
the silence	silentium
the silence	quies
the silver	argentum
the sister	soror
the situation	res
the skill	ars
the skin	cutis
the sky	caelum
the slaughter; killing	caedes
the slave	servus
the sleep	somnus
the sleeve	manica
the small basket	corbula
the small branch	ramulus
the small brick	laterculus
the small cell	cellula
the small label; tag	pittacium
the small ladle; dipper	trulla
the small mosaic cube	tessera
the small round shield	parma
the small wig; hairpiece	galericulum
the smell	odor
the smoke	fumus
the snake	serpens
the snow	nix
the soap	sapo
the soil	terra
the soldier	miles
the solid olive-oil sediment	fraces
the solitude	solitudo
the solstice	solstitium
the son	filius
the son (literary)	natus
the son-in-law	gener
the song	carmen
the song	cantus
the soot	fuligo
the sorrow	dolor
the sound	sonus
the sound	sonitus
the space	spatium
the spark	scintilla
the sparrow	passer
the speaker	orator
the spear	hasta
the spear-fighting gladiator	hoplomachus
the spectator	spectator
the spectator seating area	cavea
the speech	oratio
the speech	sermo
the spelt	far
the sphere; globe	sphaera
the spider	aranea
the spirit	animus
the spirit	mens
the sponge	spongia
the spoon	cochlear
the spouse	coniunx
the spring	ver
the spring	fons
the spur	calcar
the stable	stabulum
the stag	cervus
the stage	scaena
the stage curtain	siparium
the stage manager; costume supplier	choragus
the stage platform	pulpitum
the stage player; buffoon	histrio
the stair	scala
the stairs	scalae
the stake; pledge	pignus
the standard	signum
the standard measure; small measuring unit	modulus
the standard-bearer	signifer
the star	stella
the star; constellation	astrum
the starting gates at a racetrack	carceres
the state	civitas
the state	res publica
the statue	statua
the steadfastness	constantia
the steam; vapor	vapor
the step	gradus
the stern	puppis
the steward	vilicus
the stewardess	vilica
the stick	baculum
the stiffness	rigor
the stinger; sharp point	aculeus
the stomach	venter
the stone	lapis
the stop	statio
the stork	ciconia
the storm	tempestas
the storm	procella
the story	fabula
the story	historia
the straight-woven bridal tunic	tunica recta
the strap	lorum
the straw	palea
the stream	rivus
the street	via
the street	vicus
the strictness	severitas
the student	discipulus
the study	studium
the study (room)	tablinum
the stylus	stilus
the subject	argumentum
the subject	subiectum
the subjunctive	coniunctivus
the substitution of an heir	substitutio
the suburb	suburbium
the sum	summa
the summer	aestas
the sun	sol
the sundial pointer; gnomon	gnomon
the superlative	superlativus
the supply	copia
the supporting stone layer	statumen
the surveyor; measurer	mensor
the surveyor's cross-shaped sighting instrument	groma
the suspended floor	suspensura
the swallow	hirundo
the swarm of bees	examen
the sweat	sudor
the sweating room; sudatory	sudatio
the swelling	tumor
the sword	gladius
the syllable	syllaba
the table	mensa
the tablet	tabella
the tablet	tabula
the tail	cauda
the tailor	sartor
the task	opus
the taste	sapor
the tax contractor; tax collector	publicanus
the tax; contribution	tributum
the tax; public revenue	vectigal
the teacher	magister
the teacher	magistra
the teaching	doctrina
the tear	lacrima
the temple	templum
the ten-foot measuring rod	decempeda
the terrace	solarium
the testator; maker of a will	testator
the testimony	testimonium
the theater	theatrum
the theatrical mask	larva
the thick press cable	medipontus
the thief	fur
the thigh	femur
the thing	res
the things	ea
the thirst	sitis
the thorn	spina
the Thracian-style gladiator	Thraex
the thread	filum
the three-night absence	trinoctium
the three-pronged fish spear	tridens
the three-pronged trident	fuscina
the threshold	limen
the thrift	parcimonia
the throat	guttur
the throw; cast	iactus
the thunder	tonitrus
the thunder	tonitrum
the Tiber	Tiberis
the tidal inlet; estuary	aestuarium
the tile	tegula
the timber; roof beam	tignum
the time	tempus
the timid boy	timidus puer
the timid boy	puer timidus
the tithe; tenth	decuma
the title	titulus
the toga	toga
the tomb; grave	sepulcrum
the tooth	dens
the torch	fax
the tortoise	testudo
the towel	linteum
the tower	turris
the town	oppidum
the track	vestigium
the traditional Roman wedding cry	Talassio
the tragedy	tragoedia
the tragic actor's boot	cothurnus
the traveler	viator
the tree	arbor
the trial	iudicium
the tribe; voting district	tribus
the tribunal	tribunal
the tribune	tribunus
the tribute; military pay	stipendium
the trick; deceit	dolus
the troupe; company	caterva
the trunk	truncus
the trust	fides
the truth	veritas
the truth	verum
the tuna	thynnus
the tunic	tunica
the turning post	meta
the turnip	rapum
the turnip	rapa
the twin brother	gemellus
the twin sister	gemella
the two-as coin; dupondius	dupondius
the two-handled drinking cup	cantharus
the two-handled jar	diota
the two-horse chariot; pair of horses	bigae
the underfloor furnace	hypocausis
the upper air; sky	aether
the upper room	cenaculum
the upper story; timber framework	contignatio
the urn	urna
the use	usus
the usufruct; right of use and enjoyment	usufructus
the valley	vallis
the valuation; appraisal	aestimatio
the value	pretium
the vaulting; vault	concameratio
the vegetable	holus
the vehicle	vehiculum
the vein	vena
the verb	verbum
the verse	versus
the vessel	vas
the veteran	veteranus
the victoriatus silver coin	victoriatus
the victory	victoria
the villa	villa
the village	pagus
the vine	vitis
the vinegar	acetum
the vineyard	vinea
the violet	viola
the vocative	vocativus
the voice	vox
the volume	volumen
the vote	suffragium
the vow	votum
the vowel	vocalis
the wager; bet	sponsio
the wagon	plaustrum
the walk	ambulatio
the wall	murus
the wall	paries
the war	bellum
the warehouse	horreum
the warm room	tepidarium
the warp (lengthwise threads on a loom)	stamen
the wasp	vespa
the watch	vigilia
the watchfulness	vigilia
the water	aqua
the water carrier; water worker	aquarius
the water clock	clepsydra
the water jar	hydria
the water pipe	fistula
the water pitcher	urceus
the watery olive-oil dregs	amurca
the wave	fluctus
the wave; flowing water	unda
the wax	cera
the wax dealer	cerarius
the way	via
the way	modus
the way	mos
the weapon	telum
the weapons	arma
the weather	tempestas
the weaver	textor
the web	rete
the wedding	nuptiae
the wedding feast on the following day	repotia
the wedding hymn invoking Hymen	Hymenaeus
the wedge; wedge-shaped seating section	cuneus
the weft (crosswise threads on a loom)	subtemen
the weight	pondus
the well	puteus
the whale	cetus
the wheat	triticum
the wheel	rota
the whip	flagellum
the wicker fish trap	nassa
the wicker pressing basket	fiscina
the width	latitudo
the wife	uxor
the wild boar	aper
the will	voluntas
the will	testamentum
the willow	salix
the winch	sucula
the wind	ventus
the window	fenestra
the wine	vinum
the wine ladle; small cup	cyathus
the winepress	torcular
the winner	victor
the winter	hiems
the wisdom	sapientia
the wise person	sapiens
the wish	votum
the witness	testis
the wolf	lupus
the woman	femina
the woman	mulier
the woman farmer	colona
the wood	lignum
the wooden training sword; token of release	rudis
the wool	lana
the word	verbum
the word	vocabulum
the work	opus
the work	labor
the work	opera
the workshop	officina
the wound	vulnus
the writer	scriptor
the writing	scriptura
the written bond; contract	syngrapha
the wrong	iniuria
the wrong	nefas
the year	annus
the yoke	iugum
the young goat; kid	haedus
the young person	iuvenis
the zodiac	zodiacus
theatrical; stage-related	scaenicus
their	eorum
their	suus
their	earum
their own	suus
them	eis
them	eos
them	eas
them	ea
them	is
themselves	se
themselves	ipse
then	deinde
then	tum
then	tunc
there	ibi
there is no reason to; you need not	non est quod ...
therefore	igitur
therefore	ideo
therefore	itaque
they themselves	ipsi
thick	densus
thicker	densior
thin; fine	tenuis
third	tertius
thirteen	tredecim
this	hic
this one	hic
those	iis
those	eos
those who	qui
three	tres
three times	ter
thrift	parcimonia
thrifty	parcus
through	per
thus	sic
thus	ita
tied	ligatus
timid	timidus
tired	fessus
tired	lassus
to	ad
to	in
to	ut
to abandon; desert	deserere
to accept	accipere
to accompany	comitari
to accuse	accusare
to acquit	absolvere
to add	addere
to add	adscribere Also spelled ascribere.
to address	appellare
to adhere; stick to	adhaerere
to admit	fateri
to admit	confiteri
to advance	procedere
to advise	suadere
to advise	monere
to agree	convenire
to agree	consentire
to align; lay out straight	dirigere
to allot officially	assignare
to allow	pati
to allow	permittere
to allow	sinere
to announce	nuntiare
to announce an auction	praedicare
to answer	respondere
to appear	apparere
to applaud	plaudere
to apply	adhibere
to appraise; value	aestimare
to approach	accedere
to approach	appropinquare
to approve	approbare
to approve	probare
to approve of	probare
to arise	oriri
to arise	nasci
to arrange	parare
to arrange	instruere
to arrange	ordinare
to arrange	disponere
to arrive	venire
to ask	rogare
to ask	quaerere
to ask	interrogare
to ask	poscere
to ask for	petere
to ask for	poscere
to ask questions	quaestiones ponere
to attack	oppugnare
to attend	interesse
to avoid	vitare
to bake	coquere
to bargain; make an agreement	pacisci
to bark	latrare
to bark at	latrare
to bathe	lavare
to be	esse
to be able	posse
to be able (can)	posse
to be absent	abesse
to be accustomed	solere
to be accustomed to	solere
to be advantageous	expedire
to be afraid	timere
to be afraid of	timere
to be allowed	licere
to be ashamed	pudere
to be avoided	vitandus
to be away	abesse
to be born	nasci
to be bought	emendus
to be brought	allatum iri
to be called	vocari
to be carried	portandus
to be carried	portari
to be carried	vehi
to be crossed	transeundus
to be cut	secandus
to be despised	contemnendus
to be divided	dividendus
to be done	faciendus
to be dried	siccandus
to be explained	explicandus
to be fitting	decere
to be found	inveniri
to be freed	liberandus
to be gathered	colligendus
to be given	dandus
to be given	dari
to be gone	eundus
to be healed	sanari
to be healthy	bene valere
to be heard	audiendus
to be heard	audiri
to be held	haberi
to be here	adesse
to be hidden	latere
to be hungry	esurire
to be ill	laborare
to be in charge of	praeesse
to be kept	servandus
to be lacking	deesse
to be learned	discendus
to be loved	amari
to be made	fieri
to be missing	deesse
to be murmured	murmurandus
to be necessary	oportere
to be neglected	neglegendus
to be observed	servandus
to be open	patere
to be paid	solvendus
to be permitted	licere
to be placed	poni
to be praised	laudari
to be praised	laudandus
to be prepared	parandus
to be present	adesse
to be present at	adesse
to be preserved	servandus
to be put	ponendus
to be questioned	interrogari
to be read	legendus
to be recited	recitandus
to be red	rubere
to be removed	tollendus
to be repaired	reficiendus
to be repaired	refectum iri
to be saved	servari
to be seen	videri
to be silent	tacere
to be sorry for	pigere
to be there for	adesse
to be thirsty	sitire
to be tired of	taedere
to be touched	tangendus
to be useful	expedire
to be washed	lavandus
to be well	valere
to be worth	valere
to be written	scribendus
to become	fieri
to beg	precari
to beg	supplicare
to beget; bring forth	gignere
to begin	incipere
to begin	coepisse
to believe	credere
to belong	pertinere
to benefit	prodesse
to beware	cavere
to bid at an auction	liceri
to bind	ligare
to bind legally; obligate	obligare
to bite	mordere
to bleat	balare
to block	impedire
to bloom	florere
to blow	flare
to boast; glory in	gloriari
to borrow	mutuari
to break	frangere
to break; rupture	rumpere
to breathe	spirare
to bring	ferre
to bring	afferre
to bring	adferre
to bring about; complete	efficere
to burn; blaze	ardere
to buy	emere
to buy	mercari
to calculate; reckon	computare
to call	vocare
to call	appellare
to call	clamare
to call back	revocare
to care for	curare
to carry	portare
to carry	ferre
to carry	gerere
to carry	vehere
to carry off	auferre
to carve	sculpere
to cast a vote	suffragium ferre
to cast; smelt metal	conflare
to catch	capere
to cause	facere
to celebrate	celebrare
to challenge	provocare
to change	mutare
to change	mutari
to change	vertere
to cheat; defraud	fraudare
to choose	eligere
to clean	purgare
to climb	ascendere
to clip; cut hair	tondere
to clog; stop up	obstruere
to close	claudere
to coat with pitch	picare
to collect; exact payment	exigere
to collide; strike together	collidere
to come	venire
to come	accedere
to come down	descendere
to come in	intrare
to come out	exire
to come to an end	finem habere
to comfort	consolari
to command	regere
to compare	conferre
to compare	comparare
to complain	queri
to complete	perficere
to compose	componere
to concern	pertinere
to condemn	damnare
to confess	fateri
to confess	confiteri
to congratulate	gratulari
to conjugate	coniugare
to conquer	vincere
to consider	spectare
to contain	continere
to continue	pergere
to cook	coquere
to copy	describere
to correct	corrigere
to correct	emendare
to cost	constare
to cough	tussire
to count	numerare
to cover	tegere
to cross	transire
to cry	flere
to cry	lacrimare
to cry out	clamare
to cultivate; inhabit	colere
to cut	secare
to cut out; hew	excidere
to damage	laedere
to dance	saltare
to dare	audere
to debate	disputare
to deceive	fallere
to decide	statuere
to decide	constituere
to decide	decernere
to declare formally; name aloud	nuncupare
to declare publicly; register oneself	profiteri
to decorate	ornare
to decrease	minuere
to defeat	vincere
to defend	defendere
to delay	morari
to demand	poscere
to demand	postulare
to deny	negare
to describe	describere
to desire	cupere
to despise	contemnere
to despise	spernere
to destroy	perdere
to die	mori
to differ	differre
to dig	fodere
to dine	cenare
to disagree	dissentire
to disapprove of	improbare
to discern; see	cernere
to discuss	disputare
to discuss	tractare
to disinherit	exheredare
to displease	displicere
to disturb	turbare
to divide	dividere
to do	facere
to do	agere
to doubt	dubitare
to drag	trahere
to draw	pingere
to draw	trahere
to draw	haurire
to draw	ducere
to draw lots; allot	sortiri
to drink	bibere
to drip	stillare
to drive	agere
to drive; strike	pellere
to dry	siccare
to ease	lenire
to eat	edere
to eat	sumere
to elect	creare
to embrace	amplecti
to encourage	hortari
to enjoy	frui
to entangle	implicare
to enter	intrare
to enter	ingredi
to entrust; begin	committere
to equip	instruere
to erase	delere
to examine	spectare
to excel	excellere
to excel; exhibit	praestare
to exchange	mutare
to explain	explicare
to explain	interpretari
to extinguish	extinguere Also spelled exstinguere.
to fail; give out	deficere
to fall	cadere
to fasten	figere
to favor	favere
to fear	timere
to fear	vereri
to fear	metuere
to fear / to be afraid	timere
to feed	pascere
to feel	sentire
to feel	palpare
to feel	tangere
to feel well	valere
to fill	complere
to fill	implere
to find	invenire
to finish	finire
to fish	piscari
to fit; adapt	aptare
to flee	fugere
to flow	fluere
to fly	volare
to fold	plicare
to follow	sequi
to forbid	vetare
to force	cogere
to forge; mint (metal or coin)	cudere
to forget	oblivisci
to forgive	ignoscere
to fortify	munire
to found; store away	condere
to free	liberare
to frighten	terrere
to fulfill	solvere
to gather	convenire
to gather	colligere
to gather	legere
to gesture; mime	gesticulari
to get	accipere
to get back	recipere
to get up	surgere
to give	donare
to give	dare
to give a formal promise	spondere
to give orders to	imperare
to give thanks	gratias agere
to glue together	conglutinare
to go	ire
to go	procedere
to go away	discedere
to go away	abire
to go down	descendere
to go forward	procedere
to go on	procedere
to go out	exire
to go out	egredi
to go out	procedere
to go out / leave	exire
to go to; approach	adire
to go under; endure	subire
to go up	ascendere
to grant	dare
to grasp	tenere
to grasp	capere
to graze	pasci
to greet	salutare
to grow	crescere
to grow	nasci
to grow quiet	quiescere
to grow stronger	crescere
to grow tired of	taedere
to guard	custodire
to guide	agere
to hand	tradere
to hand over	tradere
to hang	suspendere
to hang	pendere
to happen	accidere
to happen	fieri
to harm	laedere
to harm	nocere
to harm	obesse
to hate	odisse
to have	habere
to have to	debere
to heal	sanare
to heal	sanescere
to hear	audire
to heat; make warm	calefacere
to help	iuvare
to help	succurrere
to help	prodesse
to her	illi
to hide	celare
to hide	latere
to hinder	impedire
to hiss	sibilare
to hiss off the stage	exsibilare
to hold	tenere
to hold	habere
to hop	salire
to hope	sperare
to hope for	sperare
to howl	ululare
to hurry	festinare
to hurry	properare
to hurt	laedere
to hurt	dolere
to imitate	imitari
to increase	augere
to indicate	significare
to insert	inserere
to interpret	interpretari
to invite	invitare
to joke; jest	iocari
to judge	iudicare
to jump	salire
to keep	servare
to keep	retinere
to keep	tenere
to keep safe	servare
to keep watch	vigilare
to kick	calcitrare
to kiss	osculari
to knead	subigere
to knock	pulsare
to knock down; award to a bidder	addicere
to know	scire
to lack (+ ablative)	carere
to last	manere
to laugh	ridere
to lead	ducere
to lead a bride home; marry a woman	domum ducere
to lead away; launch	deducere
to learn	discere
to leave	relinquere
to leave	exire
to leave	discedere
to lend	commodare
to lessen	minuere
to let	sinere
to let; rent out	locare
to lie	iacere
to lie (in bed)	cubare
to lie down	cubare
to lie hidden	latere
to lift	tollere
to light	accendere
to like	amare
to linger	morari
to listen	audire
to listen to	audire
to live	habitare
to live	vivere
to load; burden	onerare
to look	spectare
to look at	spectare
to look at in wonder	mirari
to look at; behold	aspicere
to look for	quaerere
to look to	spectare
to loosen	solvere
to lose	amittere
to lose	perdere
to love	amare
to low	mugire
to lower	minuere
to make	facere
to make	reddere
to make a mistake	errare
to make bids; bid against others	licitari
to make honey	mellificare
to make level; equalize	aequare
to make mistakes	errare
to make no difference	nihil referre
to manage	administrare
to marry; become a wife	nubere
to matter	interesse
to mean	significare
to measure	metiri
to meet	convenire
to meet	occurrere
to melt; liquefy	liquare
to mend	sarcire
to milk	mulgere
to miss	desiderare
to mix	miscere
to move	movere
to move in	commigrare
to move out	demigrare
to murmur	murmurare
to need	opus esse
to neglect	neglegere
to neigh	hinnire
to not know	nescire
to not want	nolle
to obey	parere
to observe	servare
to observe	observare
to observe; contemplate	contemplari
to offend	offendere
to offer	offerre
to open	aperire
to order	iubere
to order	imperare
to overcome	superare
to overcome	vincere
to overtake; go past	praeterire
to overturn	evertere
to paint	pingere
to pant	anhelare
to pass	transire
to pay	solvere
to pay in full	persolvere
to perform	modulari
to perish; be lost	perire
to persuade	persuadere
to pertain	pertinere
to pick	legere
to pick up	tollere
to pity	miserere
to place	ponere
to place	deponere
to place above	praeferre
to play	ludere
to play	canere
to play (a stringed instrument)	pulsare
to play (an instrument)	canere
to please	placere
to plough	arare
to point out	ostendere
to polish	polire
to pose	ponere
to pour	fundere
to praise	laudare
to pray	orare
to predict; foretell	praedicere
to prefer	malle
to prefer	praeferre
to prepare	parare
to prepare	instruere
to present	proponere
to present	proferre
to preserve	servare
to press	premere
to prevent	impedire
to promise	promittere
to promise	polliceri
to pronounce	pronuntiare
to propose	proponere
to protect	servare
to provide	praebere
to pull	trahere
to pull off; take off	detrahere
to pull out; draw ashore	extrahere
to put	ponere
to put	mittere
to put	deponere
to put down	deponere
to put forth; publish	edere
to put forward	proponere
to put off	differre
to put on	induere
to put on	imponere
to quarrel	contendere
to question	interrogare
to rain	pluere
to raise	levare
to reach	pervenire
to read	legere
to read out	recitare
to reap	metere
to rebuke	reprehendere
to receive	accipere
to receive	recipere
to recite	recitare
to recognize	agnoscere
to recommend	commendare
to refuse	recusare
to regret	paenitere
to rejoice	gaudere
to relieve	levare
to remain	manere
to remain	superesse
to remember	meminisse
to remember	recordari
to remove	tollere
to remove	removere
to rent; lease	conducere
to repair	reficere
to repeat	repetere
to replace	mutare
to reply	respondere
to report	referre
to report	renuntiare
to require	postulare
to rescue; snatch free	eripere
to resist	resistere
to rest	quiescere
to restore; rebuild	restituere
to restrain; prevent	prohibere
to retreat	recedere
to return	reddere
to return	redire
to return	reverti
to ride	equitare
to rise	surgere
to rise	oriri
to rise	ascendere
to rock	movere
to rub	fricare
to rule	regere
to run	currere
to run	fugere
to rush; charge	ruere
to sail	navigare
to save	servare
to say	dicere
to say	aio
to say	inquam
to say	aiere
to say	memorare
to say	inqui
to say / to tell	dicere
to scorn	spernere
to scout	explorare
to seal	claudere
to seal formally	obsignare
to see	videre
to seek	petere
to seek	quaerere
to seem	videri
to seep; ooze	manare
to seize; carry off	rapere
to sell	vendere
to sell at public auction	sub hasta vendere
to send	mittere
to separate	dividere
to serve	servire
to set	instruere
to set (of the sun)	occidere
to set before	proponere
to set down	deponere
to set out	proficisci
to set out	proponere
to settle; alight	considere
to sew	consuere
to shape	fingere
to shave repeatedly; keep close-shaven	rasitare
to shave; scrape	radere
to shine	lucere
to shout	clamare
to show	ostendere
to show	monstrare
to sift	cribrare
to sigh	suspirare
to sign	signare
to sign	subscribere
to sing	cantare
to sing	canere
to sit	sedere
to sleep	dormire
to smear; coat over	oblinere
to smell	sentire
to smell	olere
to sneeze	sternuere
to sound	sonare
to sow	serere
to spare	parcere
to speak	loqui
to speak	dicere
to spill	effundere
to spill out	effundere
to split	findere
to spread	sternere
to spread; circulate throughout	pervagari
to sprinkle	spargere
to stand	stare
to state	proferre
to state	dicere
to stay	manere
to stay	morari
to stay awake	vigilare
to steer	gubernare
to sting	pungere
to stir	agitare
to stop	desinere
to stop	stare
to stop	cessare
to store	servare
to stretch; direct	tendere
to strike a blow	ferire
to strike; cut down	caedere
to study	studere
to study	discere
to such a degree; so greatly	adeo
to suffer	laborare
to suffer	pati
to suffer from	laborare
to support	favere
to suspect	suspicari
to swear	iurare
to swear falsely	falsum iurare
to sweat	sudare
to sweep	verrere
to swell	tumere
to swim	natare
to swim toward	adnare
to take	sumere
to take	tollere
to take	capere
to take	accipere
to take	ferre
to take	suscipere
to take care of	curare
to take in	recipere
to take out	excipere
to take out; remove	eximere
to take part in	interesse
to take up	capere
to talk	loqui
to taste	gustare
to teach	docere
to tell	narrare
to tell	dicere
to tend	curare
to thank	gratias agere
to the mother	matri
to think	putare
to think	cogitare
to think	existimare
to think	meditari
to think	censere
to think	sentire
to think	arbitrari
to think	opinari
to think about	cogitare
to throw; cast	iacere
to tie	ligare
to tie up	ligare
to touch	tangere
to touch; reach	contingere
to train; practise	exercere
to transfer formally by mancipation	mancipare
to translate	transferre
to travel	iter facere
to treat	mederi
to trim; cut away	subsecare
to trust	confidere
to trust	credere
to try	conari
to try	experiri
to turn	vertere
to turn around; rotate	circumagere
to understand	intellegere
to understand	cognoscere
to undertake	suscipere
to unload; relieve of a burden	exonerare
to unroll	evolvere
to urge on; spur	incitare
to use	uti
to use	adhibere
to value	diligere
to visit	visere
to wait	exspectare
to wait for	exspectare
to wait for	expectare
to wake	excitare
to walk	ambulare
to want	velle
to want	cupere
to warm	fovere
to warn	monere
to wash	lavare
to watch	spectare
to watch	servare
to wear	gerere
to weave	texere
to weigh out	appendere
to where	quo
to whisper	susurrare
to win	vincere
to wipe	tergere
to wipe away	tergere
to wish	optare
to wonder	mirari
to work	laborare
to write	scribere
to write	conscribere
to write (on something)	inscribere
to write back	rescribere
to write down	scribere
to write down	conscribere
to write up	conscribere
to yield	cedere
to yield to	cedere
to yield; withdraw	concedere
to yoke	iungere
today	hodie
today's	hodiernus
together	simul
together	una
tomorrow	cras
too	nimis
too	etiam
too	quoque
too high / excessive	nimius
too little	parum
too much	nimium
too much	nimis
too much / excessive	nimius
torn	lacer
toward	ad
transport; carriage of goods	vectura
triangular	triangulus
troubled	aeger
true	verus
truth	veritas
twelve	duodecim
twenty	viginti
twice	bis
twin	gemellus
two	duo
two Roman feet long or wide	bipedalis
two-thirds of a Roman foot square	bessalis
uncertain	dubius
unclear	obscurus
under	sub
uneven; unequal	inaequalis
unfair	iniquus
unfair	iniustus
unfortunate	infelix
unhappy	miser
unhappy	infelix
unjust	iniquus
unless	nisi
unpleasant; disagreeable	ingratus
unregistered in the census	incensus
until	donec
until	usque ad
up	sursum
upper; situated above	superus
upward	sursum
urban	urbanus
us	nos
us	nobis
use	usus
useful	utilis
varied; various	varius
variegated; multicolored	variegatus
very	valde
very	maxime
very clear	clarissimus
very cold	frigidissimus
very famous	clarissimus
very great	maximus
very high	altissimus
very hot	calidissimus
very many	plurimus
very much	maxime
very old	veterrimus
very pure	purissimus
very safe	tutissimus
very wise	prudentissimus
villa	villa
virtue	virtus
wandering; irregular	erraticus
wandering; shifting	vagus
warm	calidus
warm	tepidus
warmer	calidior
washed	lotus
washed	lavatus
we	nos
wealthy; well provided	locuples
weeping	flens
weighty	gravis
well	bene
wet	humidus
wet	umidus
wet	madidus
what	quid
what	quod
what	qui
what amount of	quantus
what sort of	qualis
whatever	quidquid
whatever	quaecumque
when	quando
when	cum
when	ubi
where	ubi
wherever	ubicumque
whether	utrum
whether	num
whether ... or	sive ... sive
whether ... or not	utrum ... necne
whether ... or; or if	sive
which	qui
which (of two)	uter
while	dum
while	cum
white	albus
who	qui
who	quis
whoever	qui
whoever	quicumque
whole	totus
whole	integer
whole	omnis
whose	cuius
why	cur
wild	silvestris
wild; fierce	ferus
windier	ventosior
wise	sapiens
wise	prudens
wisely	prudenter
wiser	prudentior
wisest	prudentissimus
with	cum
with	apud
with her	secum
with it	secum
with me	mecum
with them	secum
with us	nobiscum
with you	tecum
within	intra
without	sine
working	laborans
worse	peior
worse	peius
worthy	dignus
written	scriptus
wrong	nefas
wrong	falsus
yellow	flavus
yesterday	heri
yet	tamen
yoked; harnessed as part of a team	iugalis
you	tu
you	vos
you	vobis
you	tibi
you	te
young	iuvenis
your	tuus
your	vester