Latin for Beginners: frequential lexicon (Latin Core Vocabulary DCC), the first 500 most common words.

TODO

Translate the lemma, giving more than a significate, if possible.

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Exercise A

  • [DCC03.0]. mundus, world, universe, heavens
  • [DCC03.1]. arma, arms, weapons
  • [DCC03.2]. sōlum, only, alone
  • [DCC03.3]. tacuī, be silent; tacitus -a -um, silent
  • [DCC03.4]. cāsus, a fall; chance, accident
  • [DCC03.5]. cīvitās, citizenship, state
  • [DCC03.6]. diū, for a long time
  • [DCC03.7]. rēgnum, kingship, kingdom
  • [DCC03.8]. āmittō, let go, send away
  • [DCC03.9]. umquam, ever
  • [DCC03.10]. unda, wave, flowing water, water
  • [DCC03.11]. dolor, pain, grief
  • [DCC03.12]. mīles, soldier
  • [DCC03.13]. ventus, wind
  • [DCC03.14]. victor, conqueror
  • [DCC03.15]. uterque, each of two
  • [DCC03.16]. altus, high, lofty; deep
  • [DCC03.17]. vōx, voice, utterance
  • [DCC03.18]. mūnus, gift, offering; duty, obligation; (pl.) gladiatorial show
  • [DCC03.19]. quāle, of what kind? what?
  • [DCC03.20]. premere, press, pursue, overwhelm
  • [DCC03.21]. illīc, at that place, there; illinc: from that place
  • [DCC03.22]. incipiō, begin
  • [DCC03.23]. satis, enough, sufficient, sufficiently
  • [DCC03.24]. fera, wild, fierce; fera -ae f.: wild animal
  • [DCC03.25]. quis, who? what? which?
  • [DCC03.26]. perdere, destroy
  • [DCC03.27]. dōnum, gift, present
  • [DCC03.28]. relinquō, abandon
  • [DCC03.29]. numerus, number, amount
  • [DCC03.30]. nūmen, divine will, deity
  • [DCC03.31]. verbum, word
  • [DCC03.32]. peritum, perish, be lost
  • [DCC03.33]. audiō, hear, listen to
  • [DCC03.34]. carmen, song
  • [DCC03.35]. ratiō, method, plan, reason
  • [DCC03.36]. enim, for, indeed
  • [DCC03.37]. quō, for which reason; to or in what place; to what end, for what purpose?
  • [DCC03.38]. contingō, touch, be contiguous to
  • [DCC03.39]. dextrum, right; dextera -ae f.: right hand
  • [DCC03.40]. inde, from there, from then
  • [DCC03.41]. fīnis, end, boundary
  • [DCC03.42]. nātus, son
  • [DCC03.43]. neque, and not, nor; neque ... neque, neither ... nor; → nec
  • [DCC03.44]. fāma, rumor, fame
  • [DCC03.45]. duae, two
  • [DCC03.46]. sacra, holy, sacred
  • [DCC03.47]. ignis, fire
  • [DCC03.48]. rumpere, break, rupture
  • [DCC03.49]. ūnus, one
  • [DCC03.50]. an, or (in questions); utrum ... an: whether ... or
  • [DCC03.51]. spēs, hope
  • [DCC03.52]. imperium, command, power
  • [DCC03.53]. magis, more
  • [DCC03.54]. tacēre, be silent; tacitus -a -um, silent
  • [DCC03.55]. ob, against, on account of (+acc)
  • [DCC03.56]. morī, die
  • [DCC03.57]. bonus, good
  • [DCC03.58]. lēgātus, lieutenant, envoy
  • [DCC03.59]. cūnctus, entire all together
  • [DCC03.60]. furor, rage, fury
  • [DCC03.61]. flūmen, stream, river
  • [DCC03.62]. vīs, force; (acc.) vim, (abl.) vī; (pl.) vīrēs, strength
  • [DCC03.63]. annus, year
  • [DCC03.64]. parō, prepare, acquire; parātus -a -um, ready
  • [DCC03.65]. autem, moreover, but, however
  • [DCC03.66]. nōtum, well-known
  • [DCC03.67]. clārus, clear, distinguished
  • [DCC03.68]. servus, slave
  • [DCC03.69]. quamvīs, however you like; although
  • [DCC03.70]. simul, at the same time
  • [DCC03.71]. fleō, weep
  • [DCC03.72]. quaerere, seek, inquire
  • [DCC03.73]. ūsus, use, experience
  • [DCC03.74]. sapiēns, wise; (as subst.) wise man, sage, philosopher
  • [DCC03.75]. impetus, attack
  • [DCC03.76]. hīc, here; hinc: from here
  • [DCC03.77]. pater, father, ancestor
  • [DCC03.78]. homō, human being
  • [DCC03.79]. turpis, ugly, unsightly; disgraceful
  • [DCC03.80]. ubi, where, when
  • [DCC03.81]. cōgnōscō, learn, understand
  • [DCC03.82]. mittō, send, let go
  • [DCC03.83]. aurum, gold
  • [DCC03.84]. gēns, family, clan
  • [DCC03.85]. metus, fear, dread
  • [DCC03.86]. parum, too little
  • [DCC03.87]. tergum, back, rear; ā tergō: from the rear
  • [DCC03.88]. sīc, in this manner, thus; sīc ... ut: in the same way as
  • [DCC03.89]. rapere, seize, tear away
  • [DCC03.90]. ēripiō, snatch away, rescue, save
  • [DCC03.91]. iugum, yoke; ridge, chain of hills
  • [DCC03.92]. prīma, first
  • [DCC03.93]. medius, middle, central
  • [DCC03.94]. errāre, go astray, wander
  • [DCC03.95]. vultus, look, expression, face
  • [DCC03.96]. unde, from where
  • [DCC03.97]. putāre, think, suppose
  • [DCC03.98]. āgmen, line of march
  • [DCC03.99]. labor, toil, exertion
  • [DCC03.100]. inter, between, among; during (+ acc.)
  • [DCC03.101]. quoque, also, too
  • [DCC03.102]. cūra, care, concern
  • [DCC03.103]. membrum, limb, member of the body
  • [DCC03.104]. aiō, say, affirm, say yes; ut āiunt: as they say
  • [DCC03.105]. crīmen, verdict, accusation
  • [DCC03.106]. lēctum, gather, choose, read
  • [DCC03.107]. nāscī, be born
  • [DCC03.108]. dulce, sweet
  • [DCC03.109]. via, way, street
  • [DCC03.110]. superum, situated above, upper
  • [DCC03.111]. tot, so many
  • [DCC03.112]. ops, assistance, resources
  • [DCC03.113]. ōrdō, order, rank
  • [DCC03.114]. tener, tender
  • [DCC03.115]. vēra, true
  • [DCC03.116]. spatium, space
  • [DCC03.117]. vōtum, solemn promise, vow; hope
  • [DCC03.118]. laus, praise, glory
  • [DCC03.119]. vīvere, live
  • [DCC03.120]. ager, field
  • [DCC03.121]. misceō, mix
  • [DCC03.122]. fātum, fate; death
  • [DCC03.123]. laetus, glad, joyful
  • [DCC03.124]. frēgī, break, shatter
  • [DCC03.125]. malus, bad, evil
  • [DCC03.126]. mōns, mountain
  • [DCC03.127]. altera, other of two
  • [DCC03.128]. voluī, wish, be willing
  • [DCC03.129]. dum, while (+ indic.); until (+ subj.); provided that (+ subj.)
  • [DCC03.130]. tempus, time
  • [DCC03.131]. vir, man
  • [DCC03.132]. ventum, come
  • [DCC03.133]. nātūra, nature
  • [DCC03.134]. dēsum, be lacking
  • [DCC03.135]. cadere, fall, be killed
  • [DCC03.136]. exigō, drive out; collect
  • [DCC03.137]. veniō, come
  • [DCC03.138]. ve, or (postpositive enclitic)
  • [DCC03.139]. itaque, and so, therefore
  • [DCC03.140]. tegō, cover, conceal
  • [DCC03.141]. inveniō, find; discover
  • [DCC03.142]. cōnsul, consul
  • [DCC03.143]. equus, horse
  • [DCC03.144]. sciō, know
  • [DCC03.145]. procul, at a distance
  • [DCC03.146]. quodcumque, who-, whatever
  • [DCC03.147]. lacrima, tear
  • [DCC03.148]. , (adv.) there, to that place
  • [DCC03.149]. aequor, level surface, sea, plain
  • [DCC03.150]. sūmere, take up
  • [DCC03.151]. hūmānum, human
  • [DCC03.152]. māter, mother
  • [DCC03.153]. patria, fatherland, country
  • [DCC03.154]. populus, people
  • [DCC03.155]. facile, easy
  • [DCC03.156]. placuī, please
  • [DCC03.157]. semper, always, ever
  • [DCC03.158]. locus, place; loca (n. pl.) region
  • [DCC03.159]. gāvīsus sum, rejoice
  • [DCC03.160]. patior, permit, endure
  • [DCC03.161]. redīre, go back, return
  • [DCC03.162]. ductum, lead; uxōrem dūcere, marry
  • [DCC03.163]. nāscor, be born
  • [DCC03.164]. negō, deny, refuse
  • [DCC03.165]. pār, equal
  • [DCC03.166]. īdem, the same
  • [DCC03.167]. exspectō, watch, wait, expect
  • [DCC03.168]. hūc, to this place
  • [DCC03.169]. nēmō, no one (gen. nūllīus, dat. nūllī, abl. nūllō or nūllā → nūllus -a -um)
  • [DCC03.170]. dūxī, lead; uxōrem dūcere, marry
  • [DCC03.171]. seu, whether; seu ... seu: whether ... or → sīve
  • [DCC03.172]. captum, seize
  • [DCC03.173]. cāra, dear
  • [DCC03.174]. pāx, peace
  • [DCC03.175]. metuī, to fear, to dread
  • [DCC03.176]. umbra, shade, shadow
  • [DCC03.177]. gravis, heavy, serious
  • [DCC03.178]. cārus, dear
  • [DCC03.179]. super, over (adv. and prep. +acc.)
  • [DCC03.180]. latus, side, flank
  • [DCC03.181]. iacuī, lie
  • [DCC03.182]. ergō, therefore
  • [DCC03.183]. somnus, sleep, slumber; (pl.) dreams
  • [DCC03.184]. flētum, weep
  • [DCC03.185]. temptō, try, test
  • [DCC03.186]. sine, without (+ abl.)
  • [DCC03.187]. post, after (adv. and prep. +acc.)
  • [DCC03.188]. redeō, go back, return
  • [DCC03.189]. prōsum, be of use, do good, help (+ dat.)
  • [DCC03.190]. at, but, but yet
  • [DCC03.191]. quīcumque, who-, whatever
  • [DCC03.192]. ante, before, in front of (adv. and prep. + acc.)
  • [DCC03.193]. ars, skill
  • [DCC03.194]. vester, your
  • [DCC03.195]. vulnus, wound
  • [DCC03.196]. lūx, light of day
  • [DCC03.197]. nōbile, distinguished, noble; (as subst.) a nobleman or woman
  • [DCC03.198]. occupō, seize, occupy; anticipate, do a thing first (+ infin.)
  • [DCC03.199]. fluctus, flood, billow, surf
  • [DCC03.200]. sentīre, perceive, feel, hear, see
  • [DCC03.201]. fuga, flight, route
  • [DCC03.202]. lībertās, freedom
  • [DCC03.203]. nōbilis, distinguished, noble; (as subst.) a nobleman or woman
  • [DCC03.204]. tālis, such
  • [DCC03.205]. puella, girl; girl-friend
  • [DCC03.206]. vestis, garment, robe, clothing
  • [DCC03.207]. reddō, return, give back
  • [DCC03.208]. pereō, perish, be lost
  • [DCC03.209]. positum, put, place; put aside
  • [DCC03.210]. fēlīx, lucky
  • [DCC03.211]. absum, be away, absent
  • [DCC03.212]. forte, brave
  • [DCC03.213]. flamma, flame, fire
  • [DCC03.214]. dominus, household master, lord; mistress
  • [DCC03.215]. contrā, against, opposite (adv. and prep. +acc.)
  • [DCC03.216]. quidem, certainly, at least
  • [DCC03.217]. mōtum, move
  • [DCC03.218]. caedēs, killing, slaughter
  • [DCC03.219]. dūcō, lead; uxōrem dūcere, marry
  • [DCC03.220]. oculus, eye
  • [DCC03.221]. mīlle, thousand
  • [DCC03.222]. hostis, stranger, enemy
  • [DCC03.223]. leve, light, trivial
  • [DCC03.224]. sōla, only, alone
  • [DCC03.225]. cāsum, fall, be killed
  • [DCC03.226]. faciēs, form, appearance
  • [DCC03.227]. quantum, (interr.) how great? (rel.) of what size, amount, etc. (as subst.) what amount? (rel.) which amount; quantī, at what price? (rel.) at which price
  • [DCC03.228]. precor, pray, invoke
  • [DCC03.229]. priusquam, before
  • [DCC03.230]. iter, journey, route
  • [DCC03.231]. nam, for, indeed, really
  • [DCC03.232]. longē, far, far off
  • [DCC03.233]. senātus, senate
  • [DCC03.234]. similis, like, similar
  • [DCC03.235]. haud, not
  • [DCC03.236]. moveō, move
  • [DCC03.237]. excipiō, take out
  • [DCC03.238]. doceō, teach
  • [DCC03.239]. adhūc, thus far, to this point
  • [DCC03.240]. pars, part
  • [DCC03.241]. tūtum, safe, protected
  • [DCC03.242]. virtūs, valor, manliness, virtue
  • [DCC03.243]. tēctum, roof; building, house
  • [DCC03.244]. iuvō, help, assist; please, delight
  • [DCC03.245]. bene, well
  • [DCC03.246]. sēdēs, seat, abode, habitation
  • [DCC03.247]. cecinī, sing
  • [DCC03.248]. numquam, never
  • [DCC03.249]. parsum, spare, be sparing of (+ dat.)
  • [DCC03.250]. sōlus, only, alone
  • [DCC03.251]. ita, thus, so
  • [DCC03.252]. cupiō, desire
  • [DCC03.253]. ultimus, farthest, final, last, ultimate
  • [DCC03.254]. rēx, king
  • [DCC03.255]. gestum, bear, manage; bellum gerere, wage war
  • [DCC03.256]. ingēns, huge, enormous
  • [DCC03.257]. exercitus, army
  • [DCC03.258]. pēs, foot
  • [DCC03.259]. ostentum, show, hold out
  • [DCC03.260]. crēditum, believe
  • [DCC03.261]. affuī, be present
  • [DCC03.262]. lēx, law
  • [DCC03.263]. timeō, to fear, to dread
  • [DCC03.264]. nōmen, name
  • [DCC03.265]. sinus, fold of a garment; lap, bay, gulf
  • [DCC03.266]. caput, head
  • [DCC03.267]. auris, ear
  • [DCC03.268]. tōtum, whole, entire
  • [DCC03.269]. ne, interrogative particle attached to the emphatic word in a question
  • [DCC03.270]. docēre, teach
  • [DCC03.271]. cārum, dear
  • [DCC03.272]. perīculum, danger
  • [DCC03.273]. vocō, call
  • [DCC03.274]. ūtī, use, consume, employ (+ abl.)
  • [DCC03.275]. pectus, chest, breast
  • [DCC03.276]. loquī, speak, talk
  • [DCC03.277]. impōnere, put in, put on, impose, levy upon
  • [DCC03.278]. fōrma, shape; beauty
  • [DCC03.279]. rūrsus, back, again
  • [DCC03.280]. accipiō, receive
  • [DCC03.281]. velut, even as, just as
  • [DCC03.282]. vitium, flaw, fault, crime
  • [DCC03.283]. āmittere, let go, send away
  • [DCC03.284]. mēns, mind
  • [DCC03.285]. adsum, be present
  • [DCC03.286]. tacitum, be silent; tacitus -a -um, silent
  • [DCC03.287]. timēre, to fear, to dread
  • [DCC03.288]. ista, that, that of yours; adv. istīc or istūc: over there; istinc: from over there
  • [DCC03.289]. nōta, well-known
  • [DCC03.290]. mīsī, send, let go
  • [DCC03.291]. campus, plain, field
  • [DCC03.292]. novus, new
  • [DCC03.293]. doctum, teach
  • [DCC03.294]. tamquam, so as, just as
  • [DCC03.295]. vertī, turn
  • [DCC03.296]. quaeque, each one, everyone
  • [DCC03.297]. sequor, follow
  • [DCC03.298]. tantummodo, only
  • [DCC03.299]. quālis, of what kind? what?
  • [DCC03.300]. ferrum, iron, iron weapon or implement
  • [DCC03.301]. metuere, to fear, to dread
  • [DCC03.302]. iste, that, that of yours; adv. istīc or istūc: over there; istinc: from over there
  • [DCC03.303]. dūra, hard, tough, harsh
  • [DCC03.304]. domus, house, home
  • [DCC03.305]. āfuī, be away, absent
  • [DCC03.306]. parcere, spare, be sparing of (+ dat.)
  • [DCC03.307]. iubeō, bid, order
  • [DCC03.308]. parvus, small
  • [DCC03.309]. quoddam, a certain one, someone
  • [DCC03.310]. tunc, then
  • [DCC03.311]. prīnceps, first, chief; (as subst.) leader, person in charge
  • [DCC03.312]. quia, because
  • [DCC03.313]. solūtum, release, set sail
  • [DCC03.314]. postquam, after
  • [DCC03.315]. ūtor, use, consume, employ (+ abl.)
  • [DCC03.316]. fortūna, fortune
  • [DCC03.317]. līberum, free; līberī (m. pl.): freeborn children
  • [DCC03.318]. rapiō, seize, tear away
  • [DCC03.319]. premō, press, pursue, overwhelm
  • [DCC03.320]. mare, sea
  • [DCC03.321]. saepe, often
  • [DCC03.322]. petere, seek, aim at
  • [DCC03.323]. tam, so, so much
  • [DCC03.324]. silva, forest, grove
  • [DCC03.325]. frangō, break, shatter
  • [DCC03.326]. pressī, press, pursue, overwhelm
  • [DCC03.327]. nōlō, be unwilling
  • [DCC03.328]. tenēre, hold, keep
  • [DCC03.329]. grātia, favor, influence, gratitude
  • [DCC03.330]. iniūria, injustice, wrong, affront
  • [DCC03.331]. modus, measure, manner, kind
  • [DCC03.332]. nōs, we
  • [DCC03.333]. turba, crowd, uproar
  • [DCC03.334]. dulcis, sweet
  • [DCC03.335]. dīgnum, worthy
  • [DCC03.336]. fugere, flee, escape
  • [DCC03.337]. legō, gather, choose, read
  • [DCC03.338]. coma, hair, tresses
  • [DCC03.339]. trāxī, drag, draw
  • [DCC03.340]. sublātum, raise up, destroy
  • [DCC03.341]. mortuus sum, die
  • [DCC03.342]. canere, sing
  • [DCC03.343]. causa, cause, reason; causā + preceding genitive, for the sake of
  • [DCC03.344]. rediī, go back, return
  • [DCC03.345]. lēgī, gather, choose, read
  • [DCC03.346]. tollō, raise up, destroy
  • [DCC03.347]. diēs, day
  • [DCC03.348]. licuit, it is permitted (+ dat. + infin.)
  • [DCC03.349]. etiam, also, even
  • [DCC03.350]. saxum, rock, cliff, crag
  • [DCC03.351]. tum, then
  • [DCC03.352]. solēre, be accustomed
  • [DCC03.353]. nox, night
  • [DCC03.354]. pōnere, put, place; put aside
  • [DCC03.355]. currus, chariot
  • [DCC03.356]. īra, wrath, anger
  • [DCC03.357]. tenera, tender
  • [DCC03.358]. glōria, glory, fame
  • [DCC03.359]. vēnī, come
  • [DCC03.360]. dextra, right; dextera -ae f.: right hand
  • [DCC03.361]. periī, perish, be lost
  • [DCC03.362]. vōs, you (pl.); (gen.) vestrum/vestrī, (dat./abl.) vōbīs, (acc.) vōs
  • [DCC03.363]. turpe, ugly, unsightly; disgraceful
  • [DCC03.364]. voluptās, pleasure, enjoyment
  • [DCC03.365]. sat, enough, sufficient, sufficiently
  • [DCC03.366]. sīgnum, sign, standard, mark
  • [DCC03.367]. sequī, follow
  • [DCC03.368]. parēns, parent
  • [DCC03.369]. prodesse, be of use, do good, help (+ dat.)
  • [DCC03.370]. praestō, excel, exhibit
  • [DCC03.371]. fortis, brave
  • [DCC03.372]. vestra, your
  • [DCC03.373]. terra, land
  • [DCC03.374]. sōl, sun
  • [DCC03.375]. adesse, be present
  • [DCC03.376]. vestrum, your
  • [DCC03.377]. dīgnus, worthy
  • [DCC03.378]. certus, sure, fixed
  • [DCC03.379]. proelium, battle
  • [DCC03.380]. factus sum, become, happen, be done
  • [DCC03.381]. aciēs, edge; line of battle
  • [DCC03.382]. levis, light, trivial
  • [DCC03.383]. quanta, (interr.) how great? (rel.) of what size, amount, etc. (as subst.) what amount? (rel.) which amount; quantī, at what price? (rel.) at which price
  • [DCC03.384]. deinde/dein, then, next
  • [DCC03.385]. rūpī, break, rupture
  • [DCC03.386]. lītus, shore
  • [DCC03.387]. pepercī, spare, be sparing of (+ dat.)
  • [DCC03.388]. aliēnum, foreign, strange
  • [DCC03.389]. quā, where, how
  • [DCC03.390]. putō, think, suppose
  • [DCC03.391]. cōpia, abundance; (pl.) troops
  • [DCC03.392]. trāctum, drag, draw
  • [DCC03.393]. caelum, sky, heavens
  • [DCC03.394]. aliquae, some, any; si quis, si quid: anyone who, anything that
  • [DCC03.395]. sīve, whether; sīve ... sīve: whether ... or → seu
  • [DCC03.396]. modo, just, just now; modo ... modo: now ... now, at one moment ... at another, sometimes ... sometimes
  • [DCC03.397]. claudō, close, shut
  • [DCC03.398]. templum, consecrated ground; temple
  • [DCC03.399]. agere, drive, do, act
  • [DCC03.400]. līber, free; līberī (m. pl.): freeborn children
  • [DCC03.401]. apud, near, in the presence of (+acc.)
  • [DCC03.402]. aliquis, some, any; si quis, si quid: anyone who, anything that
  • [DCC03.403]. certum, sure, fixed
  • [DCC03.404]. scelus, crime, sin
  • [DCC03.405]. redditum, return, give back
  • [DCC03.406]. legiō, legion
  • [DCC03.407]. clausum, close, shut
  • [DCC03.408]. audīre, hear, listen to
  • [DCC03.409]. tēlum, missile, weapon, spear
  • [DCC03.410]. socium, friendly, allied; socius -ī m.: partner, comrade
  • [DCC03.411]. cōnsilium, plan; council, group of advisors
  • [DCC03.412]. poena, penalty, punishment
  • [DCC03.413]. quaecumque, who-, whatever
  • [DCC03.414]. coluī, inhabit, cultivate
  • [DCC03.415]. iuvāre, help, assist; please, delight
  • [DCC03.416]. vetus, old
  • [DCC03.417]. hūmāna, human
  • [DCC03.418]. āra, altar
  • [DCC03.419]. ingenium, disposition, ability, talent
  • [DCC03.420]. virgō, maiden, virgin, girl
  • [DCC03.421]. extrēmum, farthest, situated at the end or tip, extreme
  • [DCC03.422]. cīvis, citizen
  • [DCC03.423]. anima, breath, spirit
  • [DCC03.424]. ōs, mouth, face
  • [DCC03.425]. quaedam, a certain one, someone
  • [DCC03.426]. fidēs, trust, faith
  • [DCC03.427]. mors, death
  • [DCC03.428]. mox, soon
  • [DCC03.429]. ostendere, show, hold out
  • [DCC03.430]. cadō, fall, be killed
  • [DCC03.431]. prīmus, first
  • [DCC03.432]. quid, who? what? which?
  • [DCC03.433]. media, middle, central
  • [DCC03.434]. grāta, pleasant; grateful
  • [DCC03.435]. eques, horseman, knight
  • [DCC03.436]. tegere, cover, conceal
  • [DCC03.437]. dux, leader, general
  • [DCC03.438]. ultima, farthest, final, last, ultimate
  • [DCC03.439]. prius, before
  • [DCC03.440]. trānsitum, go across
  • [DCC03.441]. timuī, to fear, to dread
  • [DCC03.442]. amīcum, friendly; (as subst.) friend
  • [DCC03.443]. extrēma, farthest, situated at the end or tip, extreme
  • [DCC03.444]. nisi,, if not, unless
  • [DCC03.445]. audeō, dare, be eager
  • [DCC03.446]. facilis, easy
  • [DCC03.447]. vīcī, conquer
  • [DCC03.448]. beātum, happy, blessed, prosperous, fortunate
  • [DCC03.449]. VERO, in fact, certainly, without doubt
  • [DCC03.450]. iūvī, help, assist; please, delight
  • [DCC03.451]. volō, wish, be willing
  • [DCC03.452]. iūtum, help, assist; please, delight
  • [DCC03.453]. coēgī, drive together; compel
  • [DCC03.454]. tandem, finally
  • [DCC03.455]. nunc, now
  • [DCC03.456]. tūta, safe, protected
  • [DCC03.457]. mōs, custom, habit; (pl.) character
  • [DCC03.458]. nōluī, be unwilling
  • [DCC03.459]. crēdere, believe
  • [DCC03.460]. tēxī, cover, conceal
  • [DCC03.461]. mānsum, remain
  • [DCC03.462]. perdō, destroy
  • [DCC03.463]. superus, situated above, upper
  • [DCC03.464]. urbs, city
  • [DCC03.465]. istud, that, that of yours; adv. istīc or istūc: over there; istinc: from over there
  • [DCC03.466]. sacrum, holy, sacred
  • [DCC03.467]. locūtus sum, speak, talk
  • [DCC03.468]. prope, near, next; (comp.) propior, (superl.) proximus; (adv.) prope, nearly, almost
  • [DCC03.469]. cupiere, desire
  • [DCC03.470]. eadem, the same
  • [DCC03.471]. coeptus, begin
  • [DCC03.472]. referre, bring back; report
  • [DCC03.473]. laetum, glad, joyful
  • [DCC03.474]. comes, companion, comrade; attendant, follower
  • [DCC03.475]. optō, choose, select
  • [DCC03.476]. cessī, go, move; yield
  • [DCC03.477]. vel, or else, or; even; vel ... vel: either … or
  • [DCC03.478]. tamen, nevertheless, still
  • [DCC03.479]. rettulī, bring back; report
  • [DCC03.480]. iī/īvī, go
  • [DCC03.481]. cultum, inhabit, cultivate
  • [DCC03.482]. tāle, such
  • [DCC03.483]. plēnus, full
  • [DCC03.484]. beātus, happy, blessed, prosperous, fortunate
  • [DCC03.485]. trānseō, go across
  • [DCC03.486]. adversus, (adv. and prep.) facing, opposite, against, opposed (to)
  • [DCC03.487]. occupāre, seize, occupy; anticipate, do a thing first (+ infin.)
  • [DCC03.488]. dīgna, worthy
  • [DCC03.489]. colere, inhabit, cultivate
  • [DCC03.490]. īnfera, low; īnferior: lower; īnfimus or īmus: lowest
  • [DCC03.491]. vērum, true
  • [DCC03.492]. nāvis, ship
  • [DCC03.493]. extrēmus, farthest, situated at the end or tip, extreme
  • [DCC03.494]. quisquis, whoever, whichever
  • [DCC03.495]. ruptum, break, rupture
  • [DCC03.496]. capiō, seize
  • [DCC03.497]. referō, bring back; report
  • [DCC03.498]. aliēnus, foreign, strange
  • [DCC03.499]. orbis, circle; orbis terrārum: world
  • [DCC03.500]. sīdus, star, constellation
  • [DCC03.501]. perditum, destroy
  • [DCC03.502]. bona, good
  • [DCC03.503]. castrum, fortress, (regularly plural, castra camp)
  • [DCC03.504]. medium, middle, central
  • [DCC03.505]. gaudēre, rejoice
  • [DCC03.506]. mora, delay, hindrance
  • [DCC03.507]. īnferus, low; īnferior: lower; īnfimus or īmus: lowest
  • [DCC03.508]. opus, work
  • [DCC03.509]. mīlia, thousand
  • [DCC03.510]. amor, love
  • [DCC03.511]. servāre, save, watch over
  • [DCC03.512]. cantum, sing
  • [DCC03.513]. colō, inhabit, cultivate
  • [DCC03.514]. coepisse, begin
  • [DCC03.515]. venīre, come
  • [DCC03.516]. exspectāre, watch, wait, expect
  • [DCC03.517]. passus sum, permit, endure
  • [DCC03.518]. cūr, why?
  • [DCC03.519]. igitur, therefore
  • [DCC03.520]. mollis, soft, yielding, gentle
  • [DCC03.521]. loquor, speak, talk
  • [DCC03.522]. dēbēre, owe, be obliged
  • [DCC03.523]. quīn, (adv.) indeed, in fact; (conjunction) so that ... not (+ subj.)
  • [DCC03.524]. mānsī, remain
  • [DCC03.525]. metuō, to fear, to dread
  • [DCC03.526]. placēre, please
  • [DCC03.527]. rumpō, break, rupture
  • [DCC03.528]. tantus, so great, so much; (as pronoun) such a quantity, so much; tantī, at such a price, of such worth
  • [DCC03.529]. soror, sister
  • [DCC03.530]. āmīsī, let go, send away
  • [DCC03.531]. tentum, hold, keep
  • [DCC03.532]. sub, under, close to (+acc. or abl.)
  • [DCC03.533]. trahere, drag, draw
  • [DCC03.534]. recipiō, take back, receive; sē recipere, betake oneself, go
  • [DCC03.535]. nihil,, nothing; not at all
  • [DCC03.536]. prīmum, at first, firstly
  • [DCC03.537]. ūllum, any, anyone
  • [DCC03.538]. iuvenis, youth
  • [DCC03.539]. molle, soft, yielding, gentle
  • [DCC03.540]. bonum, good
  • [DCC03.541]. trīste, sad, solemn, grim
  • [DCC03.542]. laeta, glad, joyful
  • [DCC03.543]. nōndum, not yet
  • [DCC03.544]. corpus, body
  • [DCC03.545]. didicī, learn
  • [DCC03.546]. bellum, war
  • [DCC03.547]. amō, to love; amāns -ntis m./f.: lover
  • [DCC03.548]. alterum, other of two
  • [DCC03.549]. vocāre, call
  • [DCC03.550]. frāter, brother
  • [DCC03.551]. lūmen, light
  • [DCC03.552]. gerere, bear, manage; bellum gerere, wage war
  • [DCC03.553]. patī, permit, endure
  • [DCC03.554]. mūtō, change
  • [DCC03.555]. ūsus sum, use, consume, employ (+ abl.)
  • [DCC03.556]. aliquod, some, any; si quis, si quid: anyone who, anything that
  • [DCC03.557]. spectō, look at, consider
  • [DCC03.558]. quidquid, whoever, whichever
  • [DCC03.559]. nostra, our
  • [DCC03.560]. docuī, teach
  • [DCC03.561]. vīta, life
  • [DCC03.562]. grātus, pleasant; grateful
  • [DCC03.563]. lībera, free; līberī (m. pl.): freeborn children
  • [DCC03.564]. tenerum, tender
  • [DCC03.565]. mōvī, move
  • [DCC03.566]. tellus, earth
  • [DCC03.567]. spectāre, look at, consider
  • [DCC03.568]. simile, like, similar
  • [DCC03.569]. plēna, full
  • [DCC03.570]. tōtus, whole, entire
  • [DCC03.571]. aetās, age, time of life
  • [DCC03.572]. nostrum, our
  • [DCC03.573]. impōnō, put in, put on, impose, levy upon
  • [DCC03.574]. posuī, put, place; put aside
  • [DCC03.575]. inquit,, say (used with direct speech)

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