1.
accipere: to accept
2.
aeger: sick, ill
3.
aliquis: something
4.
aluid: other, another, else
5.
audire: to hear, listen to
6.
cibus: food
7.
clamare: shouting
8.
commotus: moved, upset, affected
9.
conspicere: catch sight of
10.
cotidie: every day
11.
cur: why
12.
curare: care
13.
de: from
14.
decidere: to fall down
15.
decorum: right, proper
16.
dicere: to say
17.
dies: day
18.
ducere: to lead
19.
emere: to buy
20.
examinatus: unconscious
21.
exspectare: to wait for
22.
facere: to make, to do
23.
gemma: jewel
24.
habere: to have
25.
hic haec hoc: this
26.
iacere: to lie, to rest
27.
intrare: meanwhile
28.
lacrimare: to cry
29.
laudere: to praise
30.
libenter: gladly
31.
maritus: husband
32.
mercator: merchant
33.
mors: death
34.
nihil: nothing
35.
nullus: no, not any
36.
offerre: to displease
37.
omnis: all
38.
pauci: few, a few
39.
pecunia: money
40.
possum: can, be able
41.
praemium: profit, prize, reward
42.
reddere: to give back, return
43.
ridere: to laugh, smile
44.
rogare: to ask
45.
sanare: to heal, to cure
46.
sorgere: to get up
47.
stultus: stupid
48.
sum: be
49.
tacere: to be silent
50.
tradere: to hand over
51.
triclinium: dining room
52.
tuus: your, yours
53.
valde: very much, very
54.
venire: to come
55.
videre: to see
56.
vinum: wine
57.
volere: to want