1acerbus, acerba, acerbum
bitter
2aedes, aedis, f.
temple, house
3aeneus, aenea, aemeum
made of bronze
4aequor aequoris, n. noun 3
level surface, plain, sea
6aes, aeris, n. (iii)
bronze, money
7aestus, aestus, m.
boiling, heat, surging sea, passion
8aether, aetheris (m, 3rd)
air, sky
9aevum, aevi (n, 2nd)
age, period of time, life
11agrestis, agreste
rustic, of the countryside
12ait, pl aiunt
he/she says (like inquit)
13albus, alba, album
white
16amens, gen amentis
out of one's mind, mad, frantic
17amnis, amnis, m.
stream, river
18amoenus, amoena, amoenum
pleasant, charming
19amplexus, amplexus
embrace
21anima, animae
soul, spirit, breath, life
22antiquus, antiqua, antiquum
ancient, previous
24apricus, aprica, apricum
sunny, warm
25apto, aptare, aptavi, aptatum
fit, adjust
26aquilo, aquilonis
the north wind
27arduus, ardua, arduum
high, steep, difficult
28armentum, armenti
herd of cattle
30arvum, arvi
field, land (oft pl)
31astrum, astri
star, constellation
32ater, atra, atrum
black, dark
33auctor, auctoris, m.
originator, giver; author
34aura, aurae, f.
breeze, air
35aureus, aurea, aureum
golden, of gold
38auster, austri
the south wind
39axis, axis, m.
axis, axle, chariot, sky, heaven
40bellus, bella, bellum
beautiful, handsome, pretty
41blandus, blanda, blandum
coaxing, flattering, charming
42boreas, boreae
the north wind (B.. = god of~)
43bos, bovis
ox, bull; cow; (pl) cattle
45caelestis, caeleste
heavenly, divine
46caeruleus, caerulea, caeruleum
dark blue, dark coloured
47calidus, calida, calidum
hot, eager, fierce
48callidus, callida, callidus
skilful, crafty, careful
49candens, candentis
white, shining
50candidus, candida, candidum
white
51canus, cana, canum
grey-haired, white
52capillus, capilli, m.
hair (usu pl)
53careo, carere, carui, cariturus
lack (+ abl)
54carina, carinae f
keel, boat, ship
55carpo, carpere, carpsi, carptum
pluck, seize
56casa, casae, f.
cottage, hut
57castus, casta, castum
pure, chaste, virtuous
58celsus, celsa, celsum
high, lofty
59cervix, cervicis, f.
neck
60cervus, cervi (m)
stag, deer
61cesso, cessare, cessavi, cessatum
delay, waste (time), cease
62cieo, ciere, civi, citum
stir up, excite
63cithara, citharae, f.
lyre
65citus, cita, citum
quick, swift, rapid
66clivus, clivi
slope, hill
67color, coloris, m.
colour, complexion
69complector, complecti, complexus sum
embrace
70consuetus, consueta, consuetum
usual, accustomed
72corona, coronae, f.
wreath, garland, crown
73creo, creare, creavi, creatus
create, make, give birth to
74cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum
increase, grow, arise
76cruentus, cruenta, cruentum
bloody, blood-stained, cruel
77cruor, cruoris, m.
blood, gore
79cupido, cupidinis, f.
cupid (god of love); desire, passion
80cuspis, cuspidis (f, 3rd)
spear, javelin
81decerpo, decerpere, decerpsi, decerpsum (v, 3rd)
pluck
82decus, decoris
honour, glory, beauty
83desilio, desilire, desilui, desultum
leap down
84dictum, dicti
saying, speech; pl words
85diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectum
love
86dono, donare, donavi, donatus
present, give
89eurus, euri
the east (or south-east) wind
90exanimis, exanime
lifeless, dead
91exiguus, exigua, exiguum
small
92expallesco, expallescere, expallui
turn very pale
93exsanguis, exsangue
bloodless, pale, faint
94exsilio, exsilire, exsilui
spring out, leap up
95extremus, extrema, extremum
last, farthest, extreme
96facies, faciei, f.
shape, appearance, face
97fas (indecl.)
divine law, right, obligation
98fateor, fateri, fassus sum
confess, acknowledge
99fatum, fati
fate, destiny, death
100fax, facis, f.
torch, flame, fire of love
101ferio, ferire
strike, hit
102ferus, fera, ferum
wild, savage, cruel; (f as noun) beast
103figura, figurae, f.
shape, figure, form, image
104flavus, flava, flavum
yellow, golden
105fleo, flere, flevi, fletum
weep, cry, mourn
106fletus, fletus, m
weeping, tears
107fluctus, fluctus, m.
wave, flood
108fluo, fluere, fluxi, fluxum
flow
109focus, foci m
hearth, home, family
110for, fari, fatus sum
say, speak
111fores, forum
door (of house)
112forma, formae, f.
form, shape; beauty
113formosus, formosa, formosum
beautiful, handsome, good-looking
114fors, fortis, f.
chance, luck, fortune
115forsitan (indecl)
perhaps
116fremo, fremere, fremui
roar, murmur, growl
117fretum, freti
strait, channel, sea
118frons (1), frondis
foliage, leaves, leafy branch
119frons(2), frontis
forehead, brow; front
120fruor, frui, fructus sum
enjoy (+abl)
121fulgeo, fulgere, fulsi
flash, gleam, shine
122fulmen, fulminis
lightning, thunderbolt
123funus, funeris
funeral, death
124furo, furere
rage, be mad, rush
125furtim (indecl)
secretly, stealthily
126gelidus, gelida, gelidum
icy, cold, frozen
127geminus, gemina, geminum
twin, double; (pl) both
128gemo, gemere, gemui
groan, lament
130genetrix, genetricis (f)
mother
131genitor, genitoris
father
132gracilis, gracile
thin, slender, poor, meagre
134grandis, grande
large, great, powerful
135grex, gregis
flock, herd
136guttur, gutturis
throat
137harena, harenae, f.
sand, arena, amphitheatre
138herba, herbae, f.
grass, herb
139hesternus, hesterna, hesternum
of yesterday
141iacto, iactare, iactavi, iactatus
throw, hurl, cast
142imago, imaginis, f.
image, likeness, echo, ghost
143imber, imbris, m.
rain, shower
144immitis, immite
rough, harsh, fierce
145impius, impia, impium
impious, irreligious, undutiful
146inanis, inane
empty, vain, foolish
147inermis, inerme
unarmed
148infestus, infesta, infestum
troublesome, hostile, dangerous
149invius, invia, invium
trackless, impassable
150iugum, iugi
yoke, mountain ridge
151Iuno, Iunonis f.
Juno, queen of the gods
152lacero, lacerare, laceravi, laceratum
tear, mangle
153lacertus, lacerti, m.
arm, upper arm, embrace
154lanio, laniare, laniavi, laniatus
tear (at)
155Lar, Laris
household god, home (oft pl)
156lassus, lassa, lassum
tired, weary
157leniter (indeclinable)
gently, softly
158lepidus, lepida, lepidum
charming, elegant
160lignum, ligni
wood, wooden object, firewood
161limen, liminis
threshold, entrance; house boundary; track
162liquidus, liquida, liquidum
clear, transparent, pure, fluid
163luctus, luctus m
grief, sorrow, mourning
164lucus, luci
grove, wood
165lumen, luminis
light, lamp, eye
167maestus, maesta, maestum
sad, gloomy
168manes, manium
spirits of the dead, the Underworld
169marmor, marmoris
marble, statue, sea
170Mars, Martis m.
Mars (god of war); war
171membrum, membri
limb (oft pl)
172merus, mera, merum
undiluted, pure; (n as noun) wine
173mirus, mira, mirum
wonderful, marvelous, amazing
174mitis, mitis
soft, gentle
175moles, molis, f.
mass, massive structure, effort
176monstrum, monstri
portent, monster
177mortalis, mortale
mortal, human, transient
178mundus, mundi, m.
the world, earth, mankind
179Musa, Musae, f.
Muse (goddess of inspiration), poetry, song
181nefas (indecl.)
wickedness, crime, wrong
182nemus, nemoris
grove, wood
183niteo, nitere, nitui
shine
184nitidus, nitida, nitidum
shining
185nitor, niti, nisus/nixus sum
rest on, climb, strive, exert oneself
186niveus, nivea, niveum
snowy, white
188nocturnus, nocturna, nocturnum
nocturnal, of the night
189Notus, Noti
the south wind, wind
191nubilus, nubila, nubilum
cloudy
192numen, numinis
divine power, divinity, god
193nympha, nymphae, f.
nymph, young woman, bride
194obscurus, obscura, obscurum
dark
195obstupesco, obstupescere, obstupui
be amazed, be dumbstruck
196opto, optare, optavi, optatus
choose, wish for, desire
197orbis, orbis, m.
circle, sphere; country, world; eye
198orbus, orba, orbum
deprived, bereft (of, + abl)
199Orcus, Orci
the (god of the) Underworld
201osculum, osculi, n.
kiss
203Pallas, Palladis, f.
Pallas Athene (goddess of wisdom)
204pariter indecl.
together, at the same time
205paternus, paterna, paternum
of a father, ancestral
206pavidus, pavida, pavidum
trembling, terrified, alarmed
207pecus, pecoris
cattle, herd
209Penates, Penatium
household gods, home
210penitus (indecl)
deep within, completely
211penna, pennae, f.
feather, (pl) wing
212perennis, perenne
through the year(s), enduring
213perfundo, perfundere, perfudi, perfusum
pour over, (make) wet; spread
214Phoebus, Phoebi m.
Phoebus (title of Apollo)
215pingo, -ere, pinxi, pictum
paint, colour; embroider
216pinus, pinus
pine tree, ship
217piscis, piscis, m.
fish
218plango, plangere, planxi, planctum
strike, beat the breast, mourn
220polus, poli
pole, sky, heaven
223preces, precum
prayes (or sg in dat/abl only)
224premo, premere, pressi, pressum
press, crush
225priscus, prisca, priscum
old, former, ancient
226proles, prolis
offspring, child, descendant
227propero, properare, properavi, properatum
hurry, hasten, be quick
228prora, prorae f
prow, ship
229protinus (indecl)
on/from the spot, immediately
230puppis, puppis, f.
stern, ship
231purpureus, purpurea, purpureum
purple, radiant, glowing
232querella, querellae
complaint, lamentation
233questus, questus
complaint, lamentation
235ratis, ratis, f.
raft, boat
236remigium, remigii
rowing, oarage, crew
237resto, restare, restiti
stand firm, remain, be left
239robur, roboris
oak, strength, man-power
240ros, roris
dew, moisture
244sacrum, sacri
religious rite, ceremony (oft pl)
245sanguineus, sanguinea, sanguineum
bloody, of blood, blood-red
246saucius, saucia, saucium
wounded
247sedulus, sedula, sedulum
busy, attentive
248seges, segetis, f.
corn, crop
249senilis, senilis
aged, of old age, of an old man
250serenus, serena, serenum
clear, bright, calm
251sermo, sermonis, m.
conversation, story, narrative
252sidus, sideris
star, constellation
253sileo, silere, silui
be silent, be still
254simulacrum, simulacri
image, shade, ghost
255singuli, singulae, singula
one each, individual
256sinus, sinus, m.
fold, bosom, gulf, bay
257sors, sortis, f.
lot, share, fortune
258spargo, spargere, sparsi, sparsum
scatter, sprinkle
259spiro, spirare, spiravi, spiratum (v, 1st)
breathe, blow, be alive
260stella, stellae, f.
star
261sternere, stravi, stratum
spread, scatter
262stupeo, stupere, stupui
be amazed, be dumbstruck
263subeo, subire, subii
go under, approach, come to mind
264superi, superorum
the gods, the heavenly ones
265tardus, tarda, tardum
slow
267tellus, telluris, f.
earth, land
268tenebrae, tenebrarum
darkness, night
269tener, tenera, tenerum
soft, delicate, tender
270tenuis, tenue
thin, fine, slight
271tepeo, tepere, tepui
be warm, feel love
272tepidus, tepida, tepidum
warm
273ter (indecl)
three times
274torus, tori M
couch, bed, marriage-bed
275tremo, tremere, tremui
shake, tremble (at)
276trepido, trepidare, trepidavi, trepidatum
tremble
278Troianus, Troiana, Troianum
Trojan
279turpis, turpe
ugly, shameful, disgraceful
280umidus, umida, umidum
damp, moist, wet
281uvidus, uvida, uvidum
damp, moist, wet
284vadum, vadi
shallow water, ford, stream, sea
285vallis, vallis, f.
valley
286varius, varia, varium
various, changing, multi-coloured
287vates, vatis
prophet, poet, bard
288vela, velorum (n, 2nd (pl))
sails
289velo, velare, velavi, velatum
cover, clothe, conceal
290velox (gen. velocis)
swift, quick
291Venus, Veneris f.
Venus (goddess of love); love
292ver, veris
spring (season)
293vicinus, vicina, vicinum
nearby , neighbouring
294virgo, virginis, f.
girl, maiden
295viso, visere, visi, visum
view, look at, go to see, visit
296volucris, volucris, f.
bird
297votum, voti
vow, promise, wish, prayer
298Zephyrus, Zephyri
the west wind