1.
abesse: to be absent
2.
actor: actor
3.
adesse: to be present
4.
administare: to take care of, to look after
5.
agere: to do
6.
agitare: to chase
7.
agricola: farmer
8.
alter: second, other
9.
audacissime: very boldly
10.
avarus: miser
11.
bestia: wild animal, beast
12.
bestiarius: beast fighter
13.
callidus: clever, smart
14.
celebrare: to celebrate
15.
celeriter: quickly
16.
cervus: deer
17.
civis: citizen
18.
clamor: noise
19.
committere: to begin
20.
commotus: very emotional
21.
complere: to fill
22.
contentio: verbal argument
23.
cubiculum: couch
24.
cum: with
25.
custodire: to take care of (things)
26.
dare: to put on
27.
decipere: to deceive
28.
deliciae mae: my darling
29.
dicere: to say
30.
dies natalis: birthday
31.
duo: two
32.
edere: to give
33.
esse: to be
34.
esurire: to be hungry
35.
euge: hurrah
36.
evitare: to avoid
37.
excitare: to rouse, to wake up
38.
expeditus: lightly armed
39.
facere: to make
40.
facile: easily
41.
festinare: to hurry
42.
fidelis: faithful
43.
frustra: in vain
44.
fugere: to run away, to flee
45.
funambulus: tightrope walker
46.
fur: theif
47.
graviter: seriously
48.
habitare: to inhabit
49.
hi: these
50.
hic: this
51.
hunc: this
52.
iacere: to lie down
53.
igitur: therefore
54.
ignavus: coward
55.
incitare: to urge on
56.
infans: baby
57.
ingens: huge
58.
inimicus: enemy
59.
inquere: to say
60.
interficere: to kill
61.
invitare: to invite
62.
iratissimus: very angry
63.
ita: truly
64.
iterum: again
65.
lacrimare: to cry
66.
laete: happily
67.
liberare: to free
68.
libertus: freedman
69.
manere: to remain
70.
maximus: large
71.
mea columba: my dove
72.
missio: release
73.
mons: mountain
74.
mors: death
75.
multus: many
76.
murmillo: heavily armed gladiator
77.
narrare: to narrate, to tell
78.
nauta: sailor
79.
necare: to kill
80.
nemo: no one
81.
nihil: nothing
82.
nisi: except
83.
Nucernini: nucerian
84.
numquam: never
85.
nunc: now
86.
nuntiare: to announce
87.
nuntius: messenger
88.
obdormire: to fall asleep
89.
olim: once
90.
omnis: all
91.
otiosus: idle, liesure
92.
paene: almost
93.
panis: bread
94.
parare: to prepare
95.
parvus: small
96.
pastor: shepherd
97.
petere: to hit, to attack, to head for
98.
pistor: baker
99.
plaudere: to applaud
100.
pollex: thumb
101.
porta: port
102.
portare: to carry
103.
post: after
104.
postquam: after, when
105.
postulare: to demand
106.
provocare: to challenge
107.
puella: girl
108.
puer: boy
109.
pugna: fight
110.
pugnare: to challenge
111.
pulsare: to knock
112.
quam celerrime: as soon as possible (ASAP)
113.
quietus: quiet
114.
quod: because
115.
recumbere: to recline
116.
rem: story, matter, thing
117.
retiarius: net fighter
118.
retinere: to hold back
119.
ridiculus: ridiculous, silly
120.
rogare: to ask
121.
Romanus: roman
122.
ruere: to rush
123.
saepe: often
124.
scaena: stage
125.
semisomnus: half asleep
126.
senator: senator
127.
serpens: snake, serpent
128.
servare: to save
129.
solus: alone
130.
sonare: to sound
131.
soror: sister
132.
spectaculum: show
133.
splendidus: splendid
134.
statim: at once
135.
subito: suddenly
136.
superare: to overpower
137.
suus: their
138.
tacere: to fall silent
139.
tacite: quietly
140.
tandem: at last
141.
theatrum: theater
142.
timere: to be afraid of
143.
totus: whole
144.
tres: three
145.
tuba: trumpet
146.
tum: then
147.
turbulentus: rowdy, disorderly
148.
ubi: where
149.
unus: one
150.
uxor: wife
151.
vagire: to wail
152.
valde: very
153.
vehementer: violently, loudly
154.
vexare: to annoy
155.
victor: winner
156.
viginti: twenty
157.
vulnerare: to wound