| Term | Definition |
|---|
| iter | journey |
| iter faciebant | they were traveling |
| tribus diebus | in three days |
| volebat | he/she wanted |
| identidem | again and again |
| iubebat | he kept ordering |
| virga | stick |
| verberabat | he kept beating |
| ibant | they were going |
| rusticus | peasant |
| septimus | seventh |
| erat | he/she/it was |
| quiescebant | they were resting |
| pes | foot |
| vehicula | vehicles |
| auriga | charioteer |
| magno risu | with a loud laugh |
| fatuus | stupid |
| tabellarius | courier |
| civis | citizen |
| praeclarus | distinguished |
| ab/a | from |
| pars | part |
| Quam! | How! |
| ferociter | fiercely |
| Cave! | Watch out! |
| vito, vitare | to avoid |
| concido; concidere | to fall down |
| cuncti | all |
| incolumis | unhurt; safe and sound |
| gaudeo, gaudere | to be glad |
| quod | that; which |
| cesso, cessare | to be idle; to do nothing |
| extraho, extrahere | to drag out |
| frustra | in vain |
| haereo, haerere | to stick |
| moveo, movere | to move |
| culpa | fault; blame |
| cisium | light two-wheeled carriage |
| interpello, interpellare | to interrupt |
| placide | gently; peacefully |
| celerrime | very fast |
| noster | our |
| devertebat | he began to turn aside |
| periculum | danger |
| ars | skill |
| ago, agere | to do; drive |
| Tune spectabas? | Were you watching? |
| commotus | moved |
| exspecto, exspectare | to look out for |
| longus | long |
| diu | for a long time |
| appareo, apparere | to appear |
| rota | wheel |
| procul | in the distance; far off |
| nubes | cloud |
| pulvis | dust |
| plaustrum | wagon; cart |
| onus | load; burden |
| tardus | slow |
| illud | that |
| praeterea | besides |
| bos | ox |
| fortasse | perhaps |
| quattuor | four |
| duae | two |
| tantum | only |
| praetereo, praeterire | to go past |
| Quot? | How many? |
| nonus | ninth |
| taedebat | it bored |
| aperio, aperire | to open |
| pila | ball |
| Visne? | Do you want? |
| ludo,ludere | to play |
| eam | her; it |
| excipio, excipere | to welcome; receive; catch |
| alter...alterum | the one...the other |
| iocus | joke; prank |
| ferio, ferire | to hit; strike |
| verto, vertere | to turn |
| carissima | dearest |
| animus | mind |
| in animo habere | to intend |
| apud | with |
| relinquo, relinquere | to leave behind |
| itaque | and so; therefore |
| hospes | guest; host; friend |
| de | down from; concerning; about |
| illa | she |
| ut | as |
| scio, scire | to know |
| mortuus | dead |
| nobiscum | with us |
| undecimus | eleventh |
| caelum | sky |
| advesperascit, advesperascere | it gets dark |
| aedificium | building |
| caupona | inn |
| pernocto, pernoctare | to spend the night |
| caupo | innkeeper |
| periculosus | dangerous |
| custodio, custodire | to guard |
| rex | king |
| rego, regere | to rule |
| pugno, pugnare | to fight |
| aut...aut | either...or |
| consilium | plan |
| consilium capere | to form a plan |
| inter | between; among |
| miles | soldier |
| vester | your |
| proelium | fight; battle |
| victor | conquerer; victor |
| bellum | war |
| pro | for; on behalf of |
| patria | fatherland; nation |
| delecto, delectare | to please |
| vulnus | wound |
| accipio, accipere | to receive; accept |
| neco, necare | to kill |
| contra | against |
| hoc modo | in this way |
| praecurro, praecurrere | to run ahead |
| homo, hominis | man |
| se praecipitant | they hurl themselves; rush |
| fugio, fugere | to flee |
| manum | hand |
| hi canes | these dogs |
| modo | only |
| cauda | tail |
| apparuit | he appeared |
| obesus | fat |
| revocavit | he called back |
| pernoctaverunt | they have spent the night |
| olim | once (upon a time) |
| legatus | envoy |
| Quid agis? | How are you? |
| Mehercule! | By Hercules! Goodness me! |
| nisi erro | unless I am mistaken |
| agnosco, agnoscere | to recognize |
| doleo, dolere | to be sad |
| omnis | all; every |
| viator, viatoris | traveler |
| vesperi | in the evening |
| fortis | brave; stron |
| olfacio, olfacere | to catch the scent of; smell; sniff |
| intraverunt | they entered |
| ceno, cenare | to eat dinner |
| cena | dinner |
| vobis | for you |
| iussit | he ordered |
| duxit | he/she led |
| lectus | bed |
| sordidus | dirty |
| rem explicare | to explain the situation |
| melior | better |
| tibi | for you |
| esurio, esurire | to be hungry |
| cubitum ire | to go to bed |
| valde | very; exceedingly, very much |
| ierunt | they went |
| vigilo, vigilare | to stay awake |
| Quid fecit! | What did he/she do? |
| vehementer | very much; violently |
| cui | to whom; to him; to her |
| certe | certainly |
| arripuit | he seized |
| hoc | this |
| manserunt | they stayed |
| post | after |
| medius | middle of |
| media nox | midnight |
| Licetne nobis? | Is it allowed for us? |
| paulisper | for a short time |
| Esto! | All right! |
| misisti | you have sent |
| voluimus | we wanted |
| enim | for |
| Dum...devorant | While.. we were devouring |
| miles | soldier |
| vir optime | sir |
| optimus | best; very good |
| in hanc cauponem | into this inn |
| numquam | never |
| antea | before |
| dico, dicere | to say; tell |
| fabula | story |
| narratus | told |
| neco, necare | to kill |
| narro, narrare | to tell a story |
| heri | yesterday |
| ille | he |
| postquam | after |
| haec | these things; this |
| somnus | sleep |
| ei | to him |
| somnium | dream |
| animum recuperare | to regain one's senses; be fully awake |
| nihil mali | there is nothing wrong |
| malus | bad |
| obdormio, obdormire | to go to sleep |
| corpus, corporis | body |
| stercus, stercoris | manure |
| supra | above; on top |
| mane | early in the day; in the morning |
| punio, punire | to punish |
| surgo, surgere | to get up; to rise |
| sum, esse | to be |
| adiuvo, adiuvare | to help |
| pono, ponere | to place; to put |
| conicio, conicere | to throw |
| Quando? | When? |
| primus | first |
| lux, lucis | light |
| prima luce | at dawn |
| mortuus | dead |
| simulo, simulare | to pretend |
| finio, finire | to finish |
| sero | late |
| cogito, cogitare | to think |
| videtur | he seems |
| invitus | unwilling |
| eo, ire | to go |
| peto, petere | to look for; to seek |
| invenio, invenire | to come upon; to find |
| removeo, removere | to remove; move aside |
| extraho, extrahere | to drag out; take out |
| video, videre | to see |
| iubeo,iubere | to order; to bid |
| volo, velle | to wish; to want; to be willing |
| dico, dicere | to say; to tell |
| possum, posse | to be able |
| interdiu | during the day |
| stupere | to be amazed |
| turba | crowd, mob |
| undique | on all sides |
| strepitus, us | noise |
| maximus | greatest |
| gaudium | joy |
| consido | I sit down |
| induere | to put on |
| advenire | to reach, arrive |
| primum | first |
| virilis | of manhood |
| quies, quietis | rest |
| eo, (adv) | there |
| conducere | to hire |
| descendo | I come down/go down/climb down |
| agere | to do, drive |
| currere | to run |
| mirus, a, um | wonderful |
| domum | home |
| huc illuc | this way and that |
| videbunt | they will see |
| curabo | I will take care of |
| ducam | I will take |
| ferent | they will carry |
| lectica | litter |
| multa et mira | many wonderful things |
| Curia | Senate House |
| se quieti dare | to rest |
| patruus | uncle |
| vester, ra, rum | your, pl. |
| videbimus | we will see |
| excipiet | he will welcome |
| illud | that |
| atque | and |
| sepulcrum | tomb |
| intra | inside |
| adveniemus | we will come |
| sumere | to take |
| cadere | to fall |
| stare | to stand |
| ascendere | to climb |
| discedo | I depart |
| trado | I hand over |
| admoveo | I move toward |
| nocturnus | happening during the night |
| ingens | huge |
| cum | when |
| uxori | to his wife |
| habenae | reins |
| bene | well |
| mandatum | order |
| immemor | forgetful |
| se parare | to prepare oneself |
| raedario | to the coachman |
| auxilio | with the help |
| Corneliae | to Cornelia |
| excipere | to welcome |
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