verbs
reperit
found
dūcit
leads
claudit
closes
aspicit
he looks
dat
gives
sustinet
supports
iacet
lies
stat
stands
occultare
to hide
cadere
to fall
canere
to sing
lūdere
to play
parere
to obey
spīrāre
to breath
volāre
to fly
afferō
to bring to/ announce
afficiō
to affect, to visit with
affligō
to throw down, afflict
agitō
to drive, urge, stir up
aevum
eternity; lifetime, age
āmittō
to let go, send away; to lose
arguō
to show, prove, assert;to attempt to show, accuse
arripiō
seize
asserō
to claim, lay claim to, appropriate
asper
rough
aufero
to take away
aurum
gold
caedēs
killing, slaughter
cadō
to fall; to be killed
candidus
white, fair
capio/capere
to seize, take; contain, hold
celer
swiftly
cēlō
to hide, conceal something from someone
censeo
to assess, rate; to think, decide
certāmen
contest, struggle; combat, battle; ordeal
cāsus
fall; chance, accident, misfortune
catholicus
catholic, universal
coepī
began, to have begun
cogo / cogere
to drive together; to force, compel
compono
put together, compose, arrange, build
constringo/ere
to bind
construo
to heap together, pile up, accumulate
corripio/corripere
to seize, to shorten
crastinum
tomorrow, the morrow
corrumpere
to break up, destroy, ruin
contingere
touch, be contiguous to
contigit - it happened/befell that
contraho
draw together, collect, assemble: to cause, bring into effect, to make a contract
deduco
to launch, lead away
edico/ere - edictum
to declare
edo - edere - editum
to put forth, state; explain; to bring forth, publish
emo-emere
to buy, purchase
expleo
to complete, finish, fill up
exaudio
to listen to, heed, to hear favourably
fingo / fingere
to shape; invent
fleo
weep
fero - ferre - tuli - latum
to bear, carry; to bring
fūror - furari
to steal, pilkage, obtain by stealth
iaceō - iacere
to lie
iacio
to throw, hurl
impendo
to pay; to spend; to give, bestow; to confer upon, devote to
induco - inducere
to lead in, introduce, bring forward - to appoint, induce
induo
to clothe, dress, put on, assume
narro
to tell
edo
eat
nolo
be unwilling, won't
do, das, dat
to give
volo
to want
eo, is, it, imus, itis, eunt
to go
decedo
to withdraw, depart, retire
cedo
to go, move, proceed
velle
to wish, want
fio, fieri, factus sum
to become, be made, happen
malo
to prefer, choose rather, want more or instead