Noun 1st f. flight, a fleeing, running away; rapid motion
| Word | Part of Speech | Translation/Definition | Examples | Other |
| umbra, -ae | Noun 1st f. | shade, shadow; shade (i.e. ghost of dead person) | etiam capillus ūnus habet umbram suam. (Publilius Syrus) (capillus, -ī: hair) |
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| anima, -ae | Noun 1st f. | breath; soul | ||
| flamma, -ae | Noun 1st f. | flame | ||
| aura, -ae | Noun 1st f. | breeze; breath of air | ||
| porta, -ae | Noun 1st f. | (city) gate | ||
| glōria, -ae | Noun 1st f. | glory; fame; honor; ambition | ||
| īra, -ae | Noun 1st f. | anger; ire, wrath | īra initium insaniae. (Ennius-adapted) | In current use: Dies ille, dies irae (Medieval hymn sequence) |
| memoria, -ae | Noun 1st f. | memory | Current use: in memoriam (note acc., not ablative); (name) beatae memoriae |
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| prōvincia, -ae | Noun 1st f. | province; sphere of imperium/duty of magistrate | ||
| sententia, -ae | Noun 1st f. | thought; opinion;decision; vote;(grammar) sentence; saying | ||
| iniūria, -ae | Noun 1st f. | injustice; wrong (done to someone); injury | ||
| amīcitia, -ae | Noun 1st f. | friendship | ||
| victōria, -ae | Noun 1st f. | victory | amat victoria cūram (anon.) | |
| scientia, -ae | Noun 1st f. | knowledge; a knowing | ||
| dīvitiae, -ārum | Noun 1st f. (pl.) | riches; wealth; affluence | ||
| custōdia, -ae | Noun 1st f. | a watching, guarding;protection; guardianship | ||
| sapientia, -ae | Noun 1st f. | wisdom; discernment; good sense | ||
| pugna, -ae | Noun 1st f. | a fight; combat; engagement | ||
| lingua, -ae | Noun 1st f. | tongue; language | ||
| hōra, -ae | Noun 1st f. | hour; time of year, season | ||
| poena, -ae | Noun 1st f. | punishment, penalty | In current use: subpoena (law) | |
| fāma, -ae | Noun 1st f. | rumor; fame; repute; (what is said about one, < for, fārī) | fāma volat. (Vergil Aen. 7.392 et al.) | |
| lacrima, -ae | Noun 1st f. | tear (from crying) | Lacrimīs adamanta movēbis. (Ovid A.A. 1.659) | |
| servō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | keep safe; preserve; save | ||
| superō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | overcome ____; come out on top | ||
| existimō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | think; value, estimate, reckon | Synonyms (from ex-aestimo) | |
| iuvō, -āre, iūvī, iūtus | Verb 1st | help ____; aid ____ | ||
| errō, -āre, -āvī, -ātum | Verb 1st | wander; be mistaken, err | In current use: errāta (publishing) | |
| optō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | choose, select _____; wish | ||
| negō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | deny, refuse; say [that] ____ not | ||
| meminī, meminisse | Verb Irregular (perfective only) | remember; have recalled to mind (+ genitive) | ||
| memorō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | bring to remembrance, remind; recount | ||
| rogō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | ask; ask an opinion, call for a vote; propose (legal) | Synonyms | |
| mūtō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | change, alter (____) | ||
| spērō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | hope; expect | ||
| appellō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | call by name; address; call upon; call, name | Appellāvitque [Deus] lūcem “diem” et tenebrās “noctem” (Vulgata Gen. 1:5) | |
| laudō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | praise, laud; compliment | ||
| armō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | arm, equip with weapons | ||
| cūrō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | care for, be concerned about; attend to | ||
| postulō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | demand, require; claim | Synonyms | |
| intrō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | enter, go into | ||
| nārrō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | relate, tell, narrate | ||
| pugnō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | fight; engage in battle | ||
| ornō, -āre, -āvī, -ātus | Verb 1st | decorate, adorn; furnish, fit out | ||
| sentiō, -īre, sēnsī, sēnsus | Verb 4th | perceive, feel; think, believe | ||
| ineō, inīre, iniī (/inīvī), inītum | Verb Irregular | go in(to) | ||
| nōlō, nōlle, noluī | Verb Irregular | be unwilling, not want | ||
| pereō, perīre, periī (/perīvī), perītum | Verb Irregular | perish, die; pass away;be undone, lost | ||
| supersum, -esse, -fuī, -futūrus | Verb Irregular | remain, be left (alive); survive; be enough; be more than enough | ||
| superior, superius | Adjective 3rd Comparative | higher; upper;previous; former; older; superior | ||
| trīstis, -e | Adjective 3rd | sad, unhappy; sorrowful; gloomy | ||
| similis, -e | Adjective 3rd | like, similar, resembling | + genitive: (of/to)+ dative: (to) | |
| vetus (veteris) | Adjective 3rd | old; of long standing; of former time | Synonyms | |
| brevis, -e | Adjective 3rd | short, brief | In current use: tempus breve (music); breve (music; English) | |
| levis, -e | Adjective 3rd | light (of weight); slight; easy | ||
| memor, -is | Adjective 3rd | mindful (of + gen.), remembering; heedful | ||
| nōbilis, -e | Adjective 3rd | well-known, famous; noted, of noble birth; noble | ||
| praesens (-sentis) | Adjective 3rd | (being) present; at hand, in person;(substantive): the present (time) | ||
| commūnis, -e | Adjecive 3rd | common, in common; general | ||
| pauper, (pauperis) | Adjective 3rd | poor, not wealthy; meagre | ||
| pār (pāris) | Adjective 3rd | equal;suitable | par aut impar (Roman game: even or odd) | In current use: cēterīs pāribus; primus inter pares; |
| celer, celeris, -e | Adjective 3rd | swift, quick | ||
| ācer, ācris, ācre | Adjective 3rd | keen; sharp, piercing | ||
| inferus, -a, -um | Adjective 1st/2nd | below, beneath; underneath | ||
| dīves, (dīvitis) | Adjective 3rd | rich, wealthy; well-to-do; opulent | ||
| dīs, (dītis) | Adjective 3rd | rich, wealthy | ||
| sapiens, (sapientis) | Adjective 3rd | wise, having good sense; discerning | dictum sapientī satis est. (Plautus) | In current use: homo sapiens |
| quīdam, quaedam, quoddam | Adjective “Pronoun” Declension | (Adj.) a certain ___ | Note: identity is known but not given; see Synonyms | |
| (Pronoun): (pl.) certain ones; some | ||||
| suprā | Adverb | above; before, previously; on top of | ||
| Preposition + acc. | above; over; beyond; besides | |||
| pariter | Adverb | equally | ||
| celeriter | Adverb | quickly, swiftly, fast | ||
| ācriter | Adverb | sharply; keenly | ||
| aliter | Adverb | otherwise; in another way, differently | ||
| circiter | Adverb | about, approximately; near | Often used with numbers/distance or time | |
| circā | Adverb | around; near | ||
| Preposition + acc. | about; around; surrounding; near | |||
| circum | Preposition + acc. | around | ||
| at</span | Coordinating Conjunction |
but | ||
| quod</span | Subordinating Conjunction |
in that; (for the reason) that; because | For quod: relative pronoun: Group 2; Post-Classical Latin “that” (indirect statement); Synonyms; Translating “quod” |