| Term | Definition |
|---|
| compono, componere, composui, compositus,a,um | to bring together |
| conubium, conubii | n., marriage |
| equidem | adv., indeed, truly |
| exosus,a,um | adj., hating, loathing |
| maiestas, maiestatis | f., greatness, dignity |
| saeculum- i | n., age, century |
| sino, sinere, sivi, situs,a,um | to allow |
| Teucri, -orum | m. pl., Trojans |
| Tros, Trois | m., a Trojan |
| adicio, adicere, adieci, adiectus,a,um | to add, attach |
| Ausonii, -orum | m. pl., Italians |
| inceptum, -i | n., undertaking, beginning |
| patrius,a,um | adj.of the father or one's country |
| repertor, repertoris | m., inventor, creator |
| sacra,-orum | n. pl., rituals |
| subrideo, subridere, subrisi, subrisus,a,um | to smile at |
| adnuo, adnuere, adnui, adnutus, a, um | to nod, assent |
| celebro, -are,avi, -atus,a,um | to observe religiously, celebrate |
| honos, honoris | m., honor, esteem |
| laetor, -are,avi, -atus,a,um | to be happy |
| arvum, -i | n., field |
| cavus,a,um | adj., hollow, cavernous |
| claudo, claudere, clausi, clausus,a,um | to close |
| comminus | adv., hand to hand |
| condo, condere, condidi, conditus,a,um | to bury, found, lay up |
| corusco, -are, -avi, -atus,a,um | to brandish, shake; flash |
| effor, effar, effatus,a,um | to speak |
| limes, limitis | m., boundary |
| lis, litis | f., lawsuit, dispute |
| penna, -ae | f., feather, wings (pl.) |
| quisquid, quidquid | who/whatever |
| valeo, valere, valui, valiturus,a,um | to be strong, able, power |
| concresco, concrescere, concrevi, concretus,a,um | to stiffen, congeal |
| cursus, cursus | m., course, running |
| labo, -are, -avi, -atus,a,um | to sink |
| spatium, spatii | n. span, space |
| conatus, -us | m., attempt |
| cunctor, -are, -avi, -atus,a,um | to delay |
| currus, currus | m., chariot |
| dirus,a,um | adj., dire, harsh |
| nam | conj., for |
| enim | conj., for |
| tam | adv., so, so much, so very |
| tandem | adv., finally, at last |
| qua/quo | adv., where (long mark on final A) QUA -- how? QUO + comp - so that |
| ob | prep., (+ acc), on account of |
| olim | adv., once upon a time, formerly |
| tot | so many |
| hinc | adv., from this place, here |
| huc | adv., to this place, here |
| illinc | adv., from that place, there |
| illuc | adv., to that place, there |
| hic | here (long mark on I |
| propter | prep., (+ acc), on account of |
| praeter | prep., (+ acc), past, beyond, except |
| praeterea | adv., besides, moreover, too |
| deinde | adv., next, thereafter |
| dehinc | adv., hence, then |
| demum | adv., at length |
| denique | adv., finally |
| numen, numinis | n., spirit, divine will |
| nomen, nominis | n., name |
| ara, -ae | f., altar |
| aura, -ae | f., breeze, gust |
| auris, auris | f., ear |
| aurum, -i | n., gold |
| aureus,a,um | adj., golden |
| arx, arcis | f., citadel |
| aer, aeris | m., air (lower as opposed to aether) |
| aes, aeris | n., copper/bronze |
| haud | adv., not, not at all, by no means |
| lumen, luminis | n., light, sight; pl. - eyes |
| limen, liminis | n., threshold |
| opus, operis | n., work, effort |
| vis, viris | f., (pl: vires) strength |
| vix | adv., scarcely |
| forte | adv., by chance |
| apis, apis | f., bee |
| aper, apri | m., boar |
| avis, avis | f., bird |
| ferrum, -i | n., iron (sword) |
| fere | adv., almost |
| fero, ferre, tuli, latus,a,um | to carry |
| ferus,a,um | adj., wild |
| fax, facis | f., torch |
| foedus, foederis | n., treaty |
| foedus,a,um | adj., foul, dirty |
| fama, -ae | f., rumor |
| fames, famis | f., hunger |
| latus, lateris | n., side |
| latus,a,um | adj., broad, wide |
| lux. lucis | f., light |
| lucus, -i. | m., grove |
| luctus, -us | m., grief |
| dolor, doloris | m., grief, pain |
| dolus, -i | m., deceit, trick |
| mens, mentis | f., mind |
| mentum, -i | n., chin |
| manes, -ium | m. pl., spirits of the dead, ghosts |
| minae, -arum | f. pl., threats |
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