51 terms

Latin	English
atrium	atrium
constituere	to determine
domus	home
exitus	outcome, departure
manus	hand
perficere	to finish
silentium	silence
descendere	descend
flere	to weep
palus	marsh
aedificium	building
amplus, a, um	magnificent
angustus, a, um	narrow
deinde	then
enim	for
mature	soon
mora, ae, f	delay
tempestas	storm
vehere	to carry
colligere	to collect
dolere	to grieve
editus, a, um	elevated
excipere	to receive
ferre	to carry, to bear
mercator	merchant
rumpere	to break
portus, us, m	harbor
clamor	a shout
peritus, a, um	skilled
prehendere	to seize
vestis, vestis, f.	clothing
aeger, aegra, aegrum	sick
consul	consul
incendere	to set on fire
maiores, um, m.	ancestors
reficere	to repair
ceteri, ae, a	the others
consentire	to agree
contemnere	to despise
praeterea	besides
insignis,	noted
mirus, a, um	wonderful
acutus, a, um	sharp
defessus, a, um	tired
existimare	to think
intellegere	to realize
quam primum	as soon as possible
passus, us, m.	step, pace
diu	a long time
statim	at once
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