| Term | Definition |
|---|
| hora, horae | hour (f) |
| mensis, mensis | month (f) |
| mors mortis | death (f) |
| pecunia pecuniae | money (f) |
| pretium pretii | price (n) |
| coniungo coniungere coniunxo coniunctum | to join together, unite |
| obtineo obtinere obtinui obtentum | to hold on, possess |
| pero perire perii peritum | to die |
| sto stare steti statum | to cost |
| vendo vendere vindidi venditum | to sell |
| verto vertere vertu versyn | to turn |
| altus alta altum | high, deep |
| mille | thousand |
| minimus minima minimum | least, very little |
| pauci paucae pauca | few, a few |
| pauper pauperis | poor, a poor man |
| plurimus plurima plurimum | most, very much |
| proximus proxima proximum | next, near |
| vilis vile | cheap |
| factio factionis | political party, faction |
| inimicus inimici | personal enemy |
| ius iuris | law |
| os oris | mouth |
| praemium praemii | reward, booty, loot |
| vigil vigilis | watchman, a fire brigade, fireman |
| extinguo extinguere extinxi extinctum | to put out, extinguish |
| interficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectum | to kill |
| postulo postulare postulavi postulatum | to demand |
| reflecto reflectere reflexi reflexum | to bend back |
| dives divitus | rich |
| meus mea meum | my, mine |
| mitis mite | gentle |
| senior senioris | older, elder |
| suus sua suum | his, her, its, their |
| tuus tua tuum | your, yours |
| agnosco agnoscere agnovi agnitum | to know, understand, identify |
| antecedo antecedere antecessi antecessum | to precede, to surpass |
| refero referre rettuli relatum | to bring back, carry back; report |
| aliquis aliquid | somebody, something |
| quis quid | who, what |
| plenus plena plenum | full |
| ultimus ultima ultimum | last |
| postquam | after |
| umquam | ever, at any time |
| tam | so |
| classis classis | fleet |
| fortitüdö fortitüdinis | courage, strength |
| imperium imperii | power |
| modestia modestiae | temperence, humility |
| triumphus triumphi | triumphal procession |
| modestus modesta modestum | well - behaved; humble modest |
| integer intefra integrum | upright |
| antequam | before |
| magnopere | greatly |
| sincërë | honestly |
| tamen | nevertheless, however |
| vërë | truly |
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