This Master Glossary page lists, in an alphabetical order suitable to the language and the script employed for it, every unique word
form that appears in lesson texts and, for each word, its unique glosses. In addition to the gloss information, sans contextual translation,
links are provided to every appearance, in every numbered lesson, of the word/gloss in question. With this index one may perform a quick
"word look-up" and, in addition, study how words are used in context by clicking on their links.
a -
preposition;
<ab> from, after
ab -
preposition;
<ab> from, after
abdita -
adjective used as substantive;
nominative plural neuter of
<abditus, abdita, abditum> hidden place
ac -
conjunction;
<ac> and
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Einhard's On Charlemagne
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from Einhard's On Charlemagne
acceperunt -
verb;
3rd person plural perfect of
<accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum> receive
accepterit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect subjunctive of
<acceptō, acceptāre, acceptāvī, acceptātum> receive
accidere -
verb;
infinitive of
<accidō, accidere, accidī, -> fall to, come, happen
accipias -
verb;
2nd person singular present subjunctive of
<accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum> receive
accuratius -
adverb;
comparative of
<accurate> carefully
aciem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<acies, aciei> line of battle
acies -
noun, feminine;
nominative plural of
<acies, aciei> line of battle
actu -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<actus, actus> gesture, expression
ad -
preposition;
<ad> to, towards
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Einhard's On Charlemagne
adeo -
adverb;
<adeo> so, so much
adessent -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of
<adsum, adesse, adfuī> be present
adfecti -
verb;
nominative plural masculine of perfect participle passive of
<adficiō, adficere, adfēcī, adfectum> afflict
adferunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<adferō, adferre, attulī, adlātum> bring, convey
adficiebat -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<adficiō, adficere, adfēcī, adfectum> afflict
adfirmat -
verb;
3rd person singular present indicative of
<adfīrmō, adfirmāre, adfirmāvī, adfirmātum> confirm
adhibetur -
verb;
3rd person singular present passive of
<adhibeō, adhibēre, adhibuī, adhibitum> turn to, treat
adire -
verb;
infinitive of
<adeō, adīre, adiī, adītum> approach, encounter
adiunxisse -
verb;
perfect infinitive of
<adiungō, adjungere, adjūnxī, adjūnctum> add
administrare -
verb;
infinitive of
<administrō, administrāre, administrāvī, administrātum> administer, conduct
administrisque -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<administer, administri> administrator
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
admiratum -
deponent verb;
perfect participle passive accusative singular masculine of
<admīror, admirārī, admirātus sum> admire
admissum -
verb;
nominative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of
<admittō, admittere, admīsī, admīssum> let, go, commit
admodum -
adverb;
<admodum> completely
adsidua -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<adsiduus, adsidua, adsiduum> constant, continued
adsuesceret -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of
<adsuēscō, adsuescere, adsuescēvī, adsuescētum> accustom
advenarum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<advena, advenae> stranger, foreigner
advenit -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<adveniō, advenīre, advenī, adventum> arrive, appear
adventum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<adventus, adventus> arrival, coming
adversus -
adverb;
<adversus> opposite to, against
adverti -
verb;
1st person singular perfect of
<advertō, advertere, advertī, adversum> turn to, note
adulescentium -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<adulescens, adulescentis> young people
aedificandi -
verb;
genitive of gerund(ive) of
<aedificō, aedificāre, aedificāvī, aedificātum> build
aedificent -
verb;
3rd person plural present subjunctive of
<aedificō, aedificāre, aedificāvī, aedificātum> build
aedificiis -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<aedificium, aedificii> building
Aeneae -
noun, masculine;
dative singular of
<Aeneas, Aeneae> Aeneas
Aeneam -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<Aeneas, Aeneae> Aeneas
Aeneas -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<Aeneas, Aeneae> Aeneas
aequari -
deponent verb;
passive infinitive of
<aequō, aequāre, aequāvī, aequātus> to make equal, smoothe
aeque -
adverb;
<aeque> equally
aequitate -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<aequitas, aequitatis> uniformity, calmness
aere -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<aes, aeris> metal, copper, money
aestus -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<aestus, aestus> heat
affectionem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<affectio, affectionis> affection
agri -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<ager, agri> land
agricultura -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<agricultura, agriculturae> agriculture
agriculturae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<agricultura, agriculturae> agriculture
agris -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<ager, agri> land
agrum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<ager, agri> land
agunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<agō, agere, ēgī, āctum> move, conduct
alacritate -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<alacritas, alacritatis> delight
Albanique -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<Albanus, Albana, Albanum> Alban
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
Albinum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<Albinus, Albini> Albinus
albus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<albus, alba, album> white
Alcoinum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<Alcuinus, Alcuini> Alcuin
ali -
pronominal adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<alius, alia, aliud> other, some
alia -
pronominal adjective;
nominative plural neuter of
<alius, alia, aliud> other, some
alienam -
adjective;
accusative singular feminine of
<alienus, aliena, alienum> foreign, unfitting
alieno -
adjective;
ablative singular neuter of
<alienus, aliena, alienum> foreign, unfitting
alienum -
adjective;
accusative singular neuter of
<alienus, aliena, alienum> foreign, unfitting
alio -
pronominal adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<alius, alia, aliud> other, some
alio -
adverb;
<alio> somewhere else
aliquam -
pronoun adjective;
accusative singular feminine of
<aliqui, aliqua, aliquod> some, any
aliquamdiu -
adverb;
<aliquamdiu> for a while
aliquid -
indefinite pronoun;
accusative singular neuter of
<aliquis, aliquis, aliquid> anyone
aliquo -
pronoun adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<aliqui, aliqua, aliquod> some, any
aliquod -
pronoun adjective;
nominative singular neuter of
<aliqui, aliqua, aliquod> some, any
alium -
pronominal adjective;
accusative singular masculine of
<alius, alia, aliud> other, some
alius -
pronominal adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<alius, alia, aliud> other, some
altae -
adjective;
genitive singular feminine of
<altus, alta, altum> high, deep
alterum -
pronoun adjective;
nominative singular neuter of
<alter, altera, alterum> the one, the other
altivolentum -
adjective;
genitive plural neuter of
<altivolans, altivolantis> high flying
alto -
adjective used as substantive;
ablative singular neuter of
<altus, alta, altum> high, deep
alto -
adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<altus, alta, altum> high, deep
ambactos -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<ambactus, ambacti> dependent
amicitiae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<amicitia, amicitiae> friendship
amictibus -
noun, masculine;
dative plural of
<amictus, amictus> outer garment
amplissimus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine superlative of
<amplius> great, distinguished
Anchisae -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<Anchises, Anchisae> Anchises
animi -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<animus, animi> soul, mind
animis -
noun, masculine;
dative plural of
<animus, animi> soul, mind
animum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<animus, animi> soul, mind
anno -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<annus, anni> year
annos -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<annus, anni> year
annum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<annus, anni> year
ante -
preposition;
<ante> before
antiqua -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine of
<antiquus, antiqua, antiquum> ancient
aperiebatur -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect passive of
<aperiō, aperīre, aperuī, apertum> open
aperire -
verb;
infinitive of
<aperiō, aperīre, aperuī, apertum> open
aperta -
adjective;
nominative plural neuter of
<apertus, aperta, apertum> open
aperte -
adverb;
<aperte> openly
apertissime -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of superlative of
<apertus, aperta, apertum> open
appareret -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of
<appāreō, apparēre, apparuī, -> be visible, seem
appellabant -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect of
<appellō, appellāre, appellāvī, appellātum> call
appellat -
verb;
3rd person singular present indicative of
<appellō, appellāre, appellāvī, appellātum> call
apud -
preposition;
<apud> among, with
arces -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<arx, arcis> citadel, fortress
arma -
noun, neuter;
nominative plural of
<arma, armorum> arms
arma -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<arma, armorum> arms
armatus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<armatus, armata, armatum> armed
artem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<ars, artis> skill, art
artes -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<ars, artis> skill, art
artus -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<artus, artus> joints, limbs
asperrima -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine superlative of
<asper, aspera, asperum> rough, harsh
astronomiae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<astronomia, astronomiae> astronomy
at -
adverb;
<at> and
atque -
conjunction;
<atque> and
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
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from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
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from Virgil's Aeneid, Section 1ff.
attribuunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<attribuō, attribuere, attribuī, attribūtum> assign
audet -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<audeō, audēre, ausus sum> dare to do
audierat -
verb;
3rd person singular pluperfect of
<audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum> hear
audierit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect subjunctive of
<audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum> hear
audita -
verb;
accusative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of
<audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum> hear
audivit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum> hear
avem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<avis, avis> bird
Aventino -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<Aventinus, Aventini> Aventine
augurioque -
noun, masculine;
dative singular of
<augurium, augurii> interpretation of omens, augury
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
avidi -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<avidus, avida, avidum> eager
avis -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<avis, avis> bird
avium -
noun, feminine;
genitive plural of
<avis, avis> bird
aureus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<aureus, aurea, aureum> golden
auspicio -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<auspicium, auspicii> divination by the flight of birds
auspicio -
noun, neuter;
dative singular of
<auspicium, auspicii> divination by the flight of birds
ausus -
verb;
nominative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of
<audeō, audēre, ausus sum> dare to do
aut -
conjunction;
<aut> or
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
autem -
conjunction;
<autem> but
belli -
noun, neuter;
genitive singular of
<bellum, belli> war
bello -
noun, neuter;
dative singular of
<bellum, belli> war
bello -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<bellum, belli> war
bellum -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<bellum, belli> war
beluarum -
noun, feminine;
genitive plural of
<belua, beluae> wild animal, monster
brachia -
noun, neuter;
nominative plural of
<brachium, brachi> lower arm
Brittania -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<Brittania, Brittaniae> Britain
caedes -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<caedes, caedis> murder
caelestibus -
adjective;
dative plural feminine of
<caelestis, caelestis, caeleste> celestial
caelo -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<caelum, caeli> sky, heavens
caementorum -
noun, neuter;
genitive plural of
<caementum, caementi> quarry-stone
Caesaris -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<Caesar, Caesaris> Caesar
campus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<campus, campi> plain, open field
candida -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine of
<candidus, candida, candidum> clear
canerent -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of
<canō, canere, cecinī, cantum> sing
cano -
verb;
1st person singular present of
<canō, canere, cecinī, cantum> sing
capere -
verb;
infinitive of
<capiō, capere, cēpī, captum> take, seize
capti -
verb;
perfect participle passive of
<capiō, capere, cēpī, captum> take, seize
carceris -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<carcer, carceris> prison, starting-place in a race-course
carne -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<caro, carnis> meat
caseo -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<caseus, casei> cheese
casu -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<casus, casus> fall, misfortune, chance
casus -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<casus, casus> fall, misfortune, chance
causa -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<causa, causae> cause, reason
causam -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<causa, causae> cause, reason
causas -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<causa, causae> cause, reason
cedunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<cēdō, cedere, cessī, cessum> go from, depart
cernunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<cernō, cernere, crēvī, certum> discern, see
certabant -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect of
<certō, certāre, certāvī, certātum> fight, contend
certaque -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<certus, certa, certum> certain
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
certo -
adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<certus, certa, certum> certain
certum -
adjective;
accusative singular masculine of
<certus, certa, certum> certain
cervicalibus -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<cervical, cervicalis> pillow
cetera -
adverb;
<cetera> otherwise
ceteris -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<ceteri, ceterae, cetera> other
ceterorumque -
adjective;
genitive plural neuter of
<ceteri, ceterae, cetera> other
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
circum -
preposition;
<circum> around
circumdat -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<circumdō, circumdare, circumdedī, circumdātum> surround
circumferens -
verb;
present participle nominative singular masculine of
<circumferō, circumferre, circumtūlī, circumlātum> carry around
circumferre -
verb;
infinitive of
<circumferō, circumferre, circumtūlī, circumlātum> carry around
circumspectant -
verb;
3rd person plural present indicative of
<circumspectō, circumspectāre, circumspectāvī, circumspectātum> look around
citra -
preposition;
<citra> on this side of, without
civitates -
noun, feminine;
nominative plural of
<civitas, civitatis> state
clamor -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<clamor, clamoris> shout
clamore -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<clamor, clamoris> shout
clientesque -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<cliens, clientis> retainer
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
Cocles -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<Cocles, Coclitis> Cocles
codicellos -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<codicelli, codicellorum> notebook
cognationibusque -
noun, feminine;
dative plural of
<cognatio, cognationis> blood-relations, kindred
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
cognitum -
adjective;
accusative singular neuter of
<cognitus, cognita, cognitum> known
cognomento -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<cognomentum, cognomenti> surname
cogunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<cōgō, cōgere, coēgi, cōactum> collect, compel
cohaerentibus -
ablative plural neuter of;
<cohaerens, cohaerentis> continuous, adjoining
coierunt -
verb;
3rd person plural perfect of
<coeo, coīre, coivī, coitum> come together, be assembled
colligebam -
verb;
1st person singular imperfect of
<colligō, collēgī, colligere, collēctum> collect
coloni -
noun, masculine;
nominative plural of
<colonus, coloni> farmer, settler
colorum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<color, coloris> color
coluisse -
verb;
infinitive perfect of
<colō, colere, coluī, cultum> dwell in, cultivate
coluit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<colō, colere, coluī, cultum> dwell in, cultivate
colunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<colō, colere, coluī, cultum> dwell in, cultivate
commercia -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<commercium, commerci> commerce
commodius -
adjective;
comparative accusative singular neuter of
<commodus, commoda, commodum> used adverbially = complete, advantageous
commovit -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<commoveō, commovēre, commōvī, commōtum> move
communicavi -
verb;
1st person singular perfect of
<commūnicō, commūnicāre, commūnicāvī, commūnicātum> communicate
communicet -
verb;
3rd person singular present subjunctive of
<commūnicō, commūnicāre, commūnicāvī, commūnicātum> communicate
commutent -
verb;
3rd person plural present subjunctive of
<commūtō, commūtāre, commūtāvi, commūtātum> change, exchange
computandi -
verb;
genitive of gerund(ive) of
<computō, computāre, computāvī, computātum> compute
conabantur -
deponent verb;
3rd person plural imperfect passive of
<cōnor, conārī, conātus sum> attempt, aim
conceditur -
verb;
3rd person singular present passive of
<concēdō, concedere, concessī, concessum> grant, allow
concilium -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<concilium, concilii> council, assembly
concurrit -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<concurrō, concurrere, concurrī, concursum> assemble, come together
condendaeque -
verbal adjective;
dative singular feminine of
<condō, condere, condidī, conditum> found
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
conderet -
verb;
3rd person singular subjunctive imperfect of
<condō, condere, condidī, conditum> found
condunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present indicative of
<condō, condere, condidī, conditum> found
conexis -
adjective;
ablative plural neuter of
<conexus, conexa, conexum> adjoining
confirmari -
verb;
infinitive passive of
<cōnfīrmō, cōnfīrmāre, cōnfīrmāvī, cōnfīrmātum> make firm, strengthen
coniciunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<cōniciō, conicere, coniēcī, coniectum> throw
conloquium -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<conloquium, conloqui> conference
consertum -
verb;
nominative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of
<cōnserō, cōnserere, cōnseruī, cōnsertum> connect
consilio -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<consilium, consilii> counsel
consilium -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<consilium, consilii> counsel
with capere
consistit -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<cōnsistō, cōnsistere, cōnstitī, cōnstitum> stand still, consist in
conspicit -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<cōnspiciō, conspicere, conspēxī, conspectum> perceive
constitissent -
verb;
3rd person plural pluperfect subjunctive of
<cōnstituō, cōnstituere, cōnstituī, cōnstitūtum> decide
constituunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<cōnstituō, cōnstituere, cōnstituī, cōnstitūtum> decide
consuetudine -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<consuetudo, consuetudinis> custom, way of life
consul -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<consul, consulis> consul
contentus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<contentus, contenta, contentum> content
contineant -
verb;
3rd person plural present subjunctive of
<contineō, continēre, continuī, contentum> connect, maintain
contra -
preposition;
<contra> opposite, facing
controversia -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<controversia, controversiae> controversy
controversiis -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<controversia, controversiae> controversy
copiisque -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<copia, copiae> abundance, wealth
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
copiosus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<copiosus, copiosa, copiosum> rich
cordis -
noun, neuter;
genitive singular of
<cor, cordis> heart
corpora -
noun, neuter;
nominative plural of
<corpus, corporis> body
corporis -
noun, neuter;
genitive singular of
<corpus, corporis> body
corpus -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<corpus, corporis> body
crebro -
adverb;
<crebro> frequently, often
cremata -
verb;
ablative singular feminine of perfect passive participle of
<cremō, cremāre, cremāvī, cremātum> burn
cuius -
relative pronoun;
genitive singular feminine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
cultus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<cultus, cultus> care, culture
cum -
conjunction;
<cum> since, when
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
-
from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
-
from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Einhard's On Charlemagne
cum -
preposition;
<cum> with
cuncta -
adjective;
nominative plural neuter of
<cunctus, cuncta, cunctum> all
cunctati -
deponent verb;
3rd person plural perfect of
<cunctor, cunctāri, cunctātus sum> hesitate
with sunt
cupiditas -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<cupiditas, cupiditatis> desire
cupientes -
verb;
nominative plural masculine of present participle of
<cupiō, cupere, cupīvī, cupītum> desire
cura -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<cura, curae> care
cura -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<cura, curae> care
curantes -
verb;
nominative plural masculine of present participle of
<cūrō, cūrāre, cūrāvī, cūrātum> care
curiosissime -
adverb;
superlative of
<curiosus, curiosa, curiosum> diligent
currus -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<currus, currus> chariot
currus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<currus, currus> chariot
cursum -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<cursus, cursus> course
dant -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give
data -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect subjunctive passive of
<dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give
data -
verb;
nominative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of
<dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give
data -
verb;
ablative singular feminine of perfect participle passive of
<dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give
de -
preposition;
<de> from, about
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
-
from Einhard's On Charlemagne
dea -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<dea, deae> goddess
decernunt -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<dēcernō, decernere, decrēvī, decrētum> decide
decreto -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<decretum, decreti> decision
dedisti -
verb;
2nd person singular perfect of
<dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give
dedit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give
dedita -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine of
<deditus, dedita, deditum> devoted, addicted
deferat -
verb;
3rd person singular present subjunctive of
<dēferō, deferre, detulī, delātum> report
defossa -
participle used as substantive;
nominative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of
<dēfodiō, defossere, defōdī, defossum> dig deep, hide
deinde -
adverb;
<deinde> then
delectationem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<delectatio, delectationis> pleasure, delight
demigrant -
verb;
3rd person plural present indicative of
<dēmigrō, dēmigrāre, dēmigrāvi, dēmigrātum> withdraw
deorum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<deus, dei> god
deos -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<deus, dei> god
desiluit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<dēsiliō, dēsilīre, dēsiluī, dēsultus> jump down
desit -
verb;
3rd person singular present subjunctive of
<desum, deesse, defuī> be lacking
detracta -
verb;
perfect participle passive of
<dētrahō, detrahere, dētraxī, detractum> take off, remove
detrudere -
verb;
infinitive of
<dētrūdō, dētrūdere, dētrūsī, dētrūsum> dislodge
deum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<deus, dei> god
devovet -
verb;
3rd person singular present, of
<dēvoveō, dēvovēre, dēvōvī, dēvōtum> devote
deus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<deus, dei> god
dextra -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<dextra, dextrae> right hand
diaconem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<diaco, diaconis> deacon
dialecticae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<dialectica, dialecticae> logic
dicaculus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<dicaculus, dicacula, dicaculum> effusive
dicant -
verb;
3rd person plural present subjunctive of
<dīcō, dīcere, dīxī, dictum> say, state, declare
dicuntur -
verb;
3rd person plural present passive of
<dīcō, dīcere, dīxī, dictum> say, state, declare
didiceram -
verb;
1st person singular pluperfect of
<discō, discere, didicī, -> learn
didicit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<discō, discere, didicī, -> learn
die -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<dies, diei> day
dies -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<dies, diei> day
differant -
verb;
3rd person singular present subjunctive of
<differō, differre, distulī, dīlātum> differ
differunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<differō, differre, distulī, dīlātum> differ
diligentius -
adverb;
comparative of
<diligenter> industriously
discebat -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<discō, discere, didicī, -> learn
discenda -
verbal adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<discō, discere, didicī, -> learn
disciplina -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<disciplina, disciplinae> discipline, education
disciplinae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<disciplina, disciplinae> discipline, education
disciplinis -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<disciplina, disciplinae> discipline, education
discreti -
verb;
nominative plural masculine perfect participle passive of
<discernō, discernere, discrēvī, discrētum> separate, divide
dissensionesque -
noun, feminine;
nominative plural of
<dissensio, dissensionis> dissension
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
distinguuntur -
verb;
3rd person plural present passive of
<dīstinguō, dīstinguere, dīstinxī, dīstinctum> divide, distinguish
diversi -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<diversus, diversa, diversum> contrary, diverse
dives -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine of
<dives, divitis> rich
divinis -
adjective;
dative plural feminine of
<divinus, divina, divinum> divine, sacred
diutissime -
adverb;
superlative of
<diu> long
docebant -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect of
<doceō, docēre, docuī, doctum> teach
doctissimum -
adjective;
accusative singular masculine superlative of
<doctus, docta, doctum> learned
doctores -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<doctor, doctoris> teacher
doctrinae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<doctrina, doctrinae> teaching
dolens -
verb;
nominative singular feminine of present participle of
<doleō, dolēre, doluī, dolitum> suffer, be angry
domesticum -
adjective;
accusative singular neuter of
<domesticus, domestica, domesticum> domestic
dominis -
noun, masculine;
dative plural of
<dominus, domini> lord, master
domo -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<domus, domi> house
domum -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<domus, domi> house
druides -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<druides, druidum> Druids
druidibus -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<druides, druidum> Druids
druidum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<druides, druidum> Druids
ducem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<dux, ducis> leader
ducemque -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<dux, ducis> leader
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
duces -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<dux, ducis> leader
duci -
verb;
infinitive passive of
<dūcō, dūcere, dūxī, ductum> lead, consider
ducunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<dūcō, dūcere, dūxī, ductum> lead, consider
dum -
conjunction;
<dum> while
duo -
number;
<duo, duae, duo> two
duobus -
number;
ablative plural neuter of
<duo, duae, duo> two
duritiae -
noun, feminine;
dative singular of
<duritia, duritiae> hardship
e -
preposition;
<ex> out of, from
ea -
demonstrative pronoun;
nominative singular feminine of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
ea -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative plural neuter of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
eadem -
demonstrative pronoun;
nominative plural neuter of
<idem, eadem, idem> the same
eam -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative singular feminine of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
earumque -
demonstrative pronoun;
genitive plural feminine of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
edere -
verb;
infinitive of
<ēdō, ēdere, ēdidī, ēditum> give out
ediscendae -
verb;
genitive singular feminine gerund(ive) of
<ēdiscō, ēdiscere, ēdidici, -> learn, memorize
ediscendis -
ablative plural feminine of gerund(ive) of;
<ēdiscō, ēdiscere, ēdidici, -> learn, memorize
ediscere -
verb;
infinitive of
<ēdiscō, ēdiscere, ēdidici, -> learn, memorize
edomito -
verb;
ablative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of
<ēdomō, edomāre, edomuī, ēdomitum> conquer, subdue
effigiendis -
verb;
ablative plural feminine of gerund(ive) of
<effingō, effingere, effinxī, effīctum> form
ego -
pronoun;
nominative singular of
<ego> I
eis -
demonstrative pronoun;
ablative plural masculine of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
eis -
demonstrative pronoun;
dative plural neuter of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
eius -
demonstrative pronoun;
genitive singular masculine of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
eius -
demonstrative pronoun;
genitive singular feminine of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
eligunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<ēligō, ēlegere, elēgī, elēctum> choose, select
eloquentia -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<eloquentia, eloquentiae> eloquence
emittat -
verb;
3rd person singular present subjunctive of
<ēmittō, ēmittere, ēmīsī, ēmīssum> send out
enim -
conjunction;
<enim> for, indeed
enuntiabam -
verb;
1st person singular imperfect of
<ēnūntiō, ēnūtiāre, ēnuntiāvī, ēnuntiātum> speak, express
enuntiandarum -
verbal adjective;
genitive plural feminine of
<ēnūntiō, ēnūtiāre, ēnuntiāvī, ēnuntiātum> speak, express
eo ipso -
demonstrative pronoun;
ablative singular neuter of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
+
intensive pronoun;
<ipse, ipsa, ipsum> self
eorum -
demonstrative pronoun;
genitive plural masculine of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
eos -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative plural masculine of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
eosque -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative plural masculine of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
equitum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<eques, equitis> horseman, knight
eram -
verb;
1st person singular imperfect of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
erat -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
erroris -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<error, erroris> wandering
esse -
verb;
infinitive of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
-
from Virgil's Aeneid, Section 1ff.
essent -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
esset -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
est -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
est -
auxiliary verb;
3rd person singular present of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
with perventum
et -
conjunction;
<et> and
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
-
from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
-
from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
-
from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
-
from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
-
from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
-
from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
-
from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
-
from Einhard's On Charlemagne
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from Einhard's On Charlemagne
-
from Einhard's On Charlemagne
-
from Einhard's On Charlemagne
-
from Einhard's On Charlemagne
-
from Einhard's On Charlemagne
-
from Einhard's On Charlemagne
-
from Einhard's On Charlemagne
-
from Virgil's Aeneid, Section 1ff.
-
from Virgil's Aeneid, Section 1ff.
-
from Virgil's Aeneid, Section 1ff.
etiam -
adverb;
<etiam> also, even
Etruscorum -
adjective used as substantive;
genitive plural masculine of
<Etruscus, Etrusca, Etruscum> Etruscan
evocasse -
verb;
perfect infinitive of
<ēvocō, evocare, evocāvī, evocatum> call forth, summon
ex -
preposition;
<ex> out of, from
exercitus -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<exercitus, excercitus> army
exin -
adverb;
<exin> after that, then
exissent -
verb;
3rd person plural pluperfect subjunctive of
<exeō, exire, exiī, exitum> go out, leave
existimant -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<existimō, existimāre, existimāvī, existimātum> judge, consider
existimantur -
verb;
3rd person plural present passive of
<existimō, existimāre, existimāvī, existimātum> judge, consider
exoritur -
deponent verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<exorior, exorīrī, exortus sum> arise, appear
expellant -
verb;
3rd person plural present subjunctive of
<expellō, expellere, expulī, expulsum> drive out
exprimente -
verb;
ablative singular feminine of present participle of
<exprimō, exprimere, expressī, expressum> express
exprimere -
verb;
infinitive of
<exprimō, exprimere, expressī, expressum> express
exquisitius -
adverb;
comparative of
<exquisitus, exquisita, exquisitum> exquisitely
exspectabat -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<exspectō, exspectāre, exspectāvī, exspectātum> wait for
exspectant -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<exspectō, exspectāre, exspectāvī, exspectātum> wait for
extendunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<extendō, extendere, extendī, extēnsum> extend
exterior -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<exterior, exterioris> outer
exuberans -
defective verb;
nominative singular masculine of present participle of
<exūberō, exūberāre, -, -> be abundant
facinus -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<facinus, facinoris> crime
facinus -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<facinus, facinoris> crime
facta -
verb;
nominative singular feminine of perfect participle passive of
<faciō, facere, fēcī, factum> do, make
factam -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect passive indicative of
<faciō, facere, fēcī, factum> do, make
factiones -
noun, feminine;
nominative plural of
<factio, factionis> faction
facundus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<facundus, facunda, facundum> fluent, eloquent
fallunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<fallō, fallere, fefellī, falsum> deceive, elude
falsis -
adjective;
ablative plural masculine of
<falsus, falsa, falsum> false
fama -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<fama, famae> report, talk
famae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<fama, famae> report, talk
farer -
deponent verb;
1st person singular imperfect subjunctive of
<for, fārī, fātus sum> talk
fas -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<fas, -> right
fata -
noun, neuter;
nominative plural of
<fatum, fati> fate, divine utterance
fato -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<fatum, fati> fate, divine utterance
faucibus -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<fauces, faucis> throat, entrance
feminae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<femina, feminae> woman
feminae -
noun, feminine;
nominative plural of
<femina, feminae> woman
feminis -
noun, feminine;
dative plural of
<femina, feminae> woman
ferarum -
noun, feminine;
genitive plural of
<fera, ferae> wild beast
feras -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<fera, ferae> wild beast
fere -
adverb;
<fere> almost
fertur -
verb;
3rd person singular present passive of
<ferō, ferre, tulī, lātum> bear, carry
ferunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<ferō, ferre, tulī, lātum> bear, carry
fibula -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<fibula, fibulae> brooch
fidei -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<fides, fidei> faith, pledge
fidem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<fides, fidei> faith, pledge
filia -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<filia, filiae> daughter
filium -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<filius, filii> son
fimo -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<fimus, fimi> dung
fines -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<finis, finis> border, limit
finibus -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<finis, finis> border, limit
finiendi -
verb;
gerund(ive) genitive singular masculine of
<finiō, finīre, finīvī, finītum> finish, end
finitimis -
adjective used as substantive;
ablative plural masculine of
<finitimus, finitima, finitimum> bordering, neighbor
fiunt -
defective verb;
3rd person plural present of
<fio, fierī> be made
fluitante -
verb;
ablative singular feminine of present participle of
<fluitō, fluitāre, fluitāvī, -> flow
flumine -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<flumen, fluminis> river
fluminibus -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<flumen, fluminis> river
focum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<focus, foci> fire-place, hearth
foedus -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<foedus, foederis> treaty
fons -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<fons, fontis> spring
foras -
adverb;
<foras> forth, out
forte -
adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<fortis, fortis, forte> strong
fortuna -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<fortuna, fortunae> fortune
fovetque -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<foveō, fovēre, fōvī, fōtum> warm, favor
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
fragor -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<fragor, fragoris> crashing, noise
frigora -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<frigus, frigoris> cold
frigorum -
noun, neuter;
genitive plural of
<frigus, frigoris> cold
frugibus -
noun, feminine;
dative plural of
<frux, frugis> fruit, produce
fugiendisve -
verb;
ablative plural feminine of present participle of
<fugiō, fūgī> flee, avoid
+
conjunction;
<-ve> or
fuisse -
verb;
perfect infinitive of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
fuisset -
verb;
3rd person singular past perfect subjunctive of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
fuit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
futurae -
future participle;
genitive singular feminine of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
Gallia -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<Gallia, Galliae> Gaul
Galliae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<Gallia, Galliae> Gaul
Gallorum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<Galli, Gallorum> the Gauls
gemitibus -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<gemitus, gemitus> sign, groan
genera -
noun, neuter;
nominative plural of
<genus, generis> kind, class
generibus -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<genus, generis> kind, class
generis -
noun, neuter;
genitive singular of
<genus, generis> kind, class
gentibus -
noun, feminine;
dative plural of
<gens, gentis> race, clan
gentis -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<gens, gentis> race, clan
gentium -
noun, feminine;
genitive plural of
<gens, gentis> race, clan
genus -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<genus, generis> kind, class
genus -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular
<genus, generis> kind, class
gerendi -
verb;
gerund(ive) genitive singular neuter of
<gerō, gerere, gessī, gestum> bear, carry out, wear
Germani -
adjective used as substantive;
nominative plural masculine of
<Germanus, Germana, Germanum> Germani
Germaniaeque -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<Germania, Germaniae> Germania
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
Germanorum -
adjective used as substantive;
genitive plural masculine of
<Germanus, Germana, Germanum> Germani
gerunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<gerō, gerere, gessī, gestum> bear, carry out, wear
gignit -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<gīgnō, genere, genuī, genitum> generate, produce
gradu -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<gradus, gradus> step
Graecam -
adjective;
accusative singular feminine of
<Graecus, Graeca, Graecum> Greek
Graecis -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<Graecus, Graeca, Graecum> Greek
grammatica -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<grammatica, grammaticae> grammar
gratiam -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<gratia, gratiae> esteem, regard
gravioribus -
adjective;
ablative plural masculine of comparative of
<gravis, gravis, grave> grave, serious
gravissima -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine of superlative of
<gravis, gravis, grave> grave, serious
habendis -
verb;
ablative plural feminine of present participle of
<habeō, habēre, habuī, habitum> have
habent -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<habeō, habēre, habuī, habitum> have
habet -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<habeō, habēre, habuī, habitum> have
habetur -
verb;
3rd person singular present passive of
<habeō, habēre, habuī, habitum> have
habitari -
verb;
passive infinitive of
<habitō, habitāre, habitāvī, habitātum> inhabit
habituram -
verb;
accusative singular feminine of future participle active of
<habeō, habēre, habuī, habitum> have
habitus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<habitus, habitus> clothing, dress
habuisse -
verb;
perfect infinitive of
<habeō, habēre, habuī, habitum> have
habuit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<habeō, habēre, habuī, habitum> have
hac -
demonstrative pronoun;
ablative singular feminine of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
hae -
demonstrative pronoun;
nominative plural feminine of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
haec -
demonstrative pronoun;
nominative singular feminine of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
haec -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative plural neuter of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
haesissent -
verb;
3rd person plural pluperfect subjunctive of
<haereō, haerēre, haesī, haesūrum> stick
hanc -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative singular feminine of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
heriditate -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<heriditas, heriditatis> heredity, inheritance
hi -
demonstrative pronoun;
nominative plural masculine of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
hic -
adverb;
<hīc> here, now
hiemis -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<hiems, hiemis> winter
his -
demonstrative pronoun;
ablative plural neuter of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
his -
demonstrative pronoun;
ablative plural masculine of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
hoc -
demonstrative pronoun;
ablative singular neuter of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
hoc -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative singular neuter of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
hoc -
demonstrative pronoun;
nominative singular neuter of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
hominem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<homo, hominis> man, human
homines -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<homo, hominis> man, human
homines -
noun, masculine;
nominative plural of
<homo, hominis> man, human
hominum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<homo, hominis> man, human
honore -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<honos, honoris> honor, distinction
honoribus -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<honos, honoris> honor, distinction
Horatius -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<Horatius, Horati> Horatius
hos -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative plural masculine of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
hospitio -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<hospitium, hospitii> hospitality
hostem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<hostis, hostis> enemy
hostes -
noun, masculine;
nominative plural of
<hostis, hostis> enemy
hostibus -
noun, masculine;
dative plural of
<hostis, hostis> enemy
hostis -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<hostis, hostis> enemy
humiliores -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine comparative of
<humilis, humilis, humile> low, small
hunc -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative singular masculine of
<hic, haec, hoc> there, this
jactatus -
verb;
nominative singular masculine of perfect passive participle of
<jactō, jactāre, jactāvī, jactātum> throw
iam -
adverb;
<iam> already
ibi -
adverb;
<ibi> there, then
icta -
defective verb;
nominative singular feminine of perfect participle passive of
<īcere, īcī, ictum> strike
ictum -
defective verb;
3rd person singular perfect passive indicative of
<īcere, īcī, ictum> strike
with est understood
id -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative singular neuter of
<is, ea, id> him, her, this
idem -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative singular neuter of
<idem, eadem, idem> the same
ignem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<ignis, ignis> fire
ignis -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<ignis, ignis> fire
ignorantur -
verb;
3rd person plural present passive of
<īgnōrō, īgnōrāre, īgnōrāvi, īgnōrātum> ignore, be unknown
ignotum -
adjective;
nominative singular neuter of
<ignotus, ignota, ignotum> unknown
illa -
demonstrative pronoun;
ablative singular feminine of
<ille, illa, illud> he, she, that
illam -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative singular feminine of
<ille, illa, illud> he, she, that
illatas -
verb;
accusative plural feminine of perfect participle passive of
<inferō, inferre, intulī, inlātum> introduce, produce
ille -
demonstrative pronoun;
nominative singular masculine of
<ille, illa, illud> he, she, that
illi -
demonstrative pronoun;
nominative plural masculine of
<ille, illa, illud> he, she, that
illinunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<illinō, illere, illēvī, illitum> spread over
illius -
demonstrative pronoun;
genitive singular feminine of
<ille, illa, illud> he, she, that
illo -
demonstrative pronoun;
ablative singular masculine of
<ille, illa, illud> he, she, that
illos -
demonstrative pronoun;
accusative plural masculine of
<ille, illa, illud> he, she, that
imitetur -
deponent verb;
3rd person singular subjunctive present of
<imitor, imitāre, imitātum> imitate, resemble
immemores -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<immemor, immemoris> heedless
immolant -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<immolō, immolāre, immolāvī, immolātum> sacrifice, immolate
immolaturos -
verb;
accusative plural masculine of future participle of
<immolō, immolāre, immolāvī, immolātum> sacrifice, immolate
impelli -
verb;
passive infinitive of
<impellō, impellere, impulī, impulsum> drive, move
impendit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<impendō, impendere, impendī, impēnsum> expend, devote
imperitos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<imperitus, imperita, imperitum> inexperienced
impertivit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<impertiō, impertīre, impertīvī, impertītus> devote
impetu -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<impetus, impetus> attack, charge
impetum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<impetus, impetus> attack, charge
impuberes -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<impubes, impuberis> youthful, chaste
impulerit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<impellō, impellere, impulī, impulsum> drive, move
in -
preposition;
<in> in, on
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
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from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
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from Ennius' Annals, Sections 80-100
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Einhard's On Charlemagne
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from Einhard's On Charlemagne
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from Einhard's On Charlemagne
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from Einhard's On Charlemagne
inchoatus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<incohatus, incohata, incohatum> begun
incidit -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<incidō, incidere, incidī,-> fall in, occur
incipiant -
verb;
3rd person plural present subjunctive of
<incipiō, incipere, incēpī, inceptum> begin
incolumis -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<incolumis, incolumis, incolume> unharmed
increpare -
verb;
present infinitive of
<increpō, increpāre, increpuī, increpitum> scold, rebuke
inde -
adverb;
<inde> from that
indicante -
verb;
ablative singular masculine of present participle of
<indicō, indicāre, indicāvī, indicātum> indicate
induperator -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<induperator, induperatoris> commander in chief, emperor
infans -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<infans, infantis> infant
infera -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<inferus, inferi> lower part
inferrent -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of
<inferō, inferre, intulī, inlātum> introduce, produce
inferretque -
verb;
3rd person singular subjunctive imperfect of
<inferō, inferre, intulī, inlātum> introduce, produce
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
informi -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<informis, informis, informe> unshapely, hideous
ingenti -
adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<ingens, ingentis> great
iniuria -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<iniuria, injuriae> wrong, harsh treatment
iniurias -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural
<iniuria, injuriae> wrong, harsh treatment
inquit -
defective verb;
3rd person singular present indicative of
<inquam> say
inscientia -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<inscientia, inscientiae> ignorance
insignem -
adjective;
accusative singular masculine of
<insignis, insignis, insigne> distinguished
instructae -
adjective;
nominative plural feminine of
<instructus, instructa, instructum> arranged, ready
insuper -
adverb;
<insuper> above, on top
intecti -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<intectus, intecta, intectum> uncovered
intellegere -
verb;
infinitive of
<intellegō, intellegere, intellēxī, intellēctum> understand
intentione -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<intentio, intentionis> effort
inter -
preposition;
<inter> between, among
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 1, Section 1
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
interdicunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<interdīcō, interdicere, interdīxi, interdictum> prohibit
interea -
adverb;
<interea> in the meantime
interpretantur -
deponent verb;
3rd person plural present of
<interpretor, interpretāri, interpretātus sum> interpret
intersunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<intersum, interesse, interfuī> lie between, concern
intra -
preposition;
<intra> within, during
ipsam -
intensive pronoun;
accusative singular feminine of
<ipse, ipsa, ipsum> self
ipse -
intensive pronoun;
nominative singular masculine of
<ipse, ipsa, ipsum> self
ipsi -
intensive pronoun;
nominative plural masculine of
<ipse, ipsa, ipsum> self
irae -
noun, feminine;
nominative plural of
<ira, irae> anger
iram -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<ira, irae> anger
ita -
adverb;
<ita> thus
Italiam -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<Italia, Italiae> Italy
itaque -
adverb;
<itaque> and also
item -
adverb;
<item> also
iter -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular
<iter, itineris> way
iudicaverunt -
verb;
3rd person plural perfect of
<iūdicō, iūdicāre, iūdicāvī, iūdicātum> decide
iunctas -
adjective;
accusative plural feminine of
<iunctus, iuncta, iunctum> joined, united
Juno -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<Juno, Junonis> Juno
Junonis -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<Juno, Junonis> Juno
iura -
noun, neuter;
nominative plural of
<ius, iuris> right
iuvantur -
verb;
3rd person plural present passive of
<iuvō, iuvāre, iūvī, iūtum> assist, help
iuxta -
preposition;
<iuxta> near
Karthago -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<Karthago, Karthaginis> Carthage
labor -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<labor, laboris> labor, effort
labores -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<labor, laboris> labor, effort
labori -
noun, masculine;
dative singular of
<labor, laboris> labor, effort
laboris -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<labor, laboris> labor, effort
lacertos -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<lacertus, lacerti> upper arm
lacte -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<lac, lactis> milk
laeso -
verb;
perfect participle passive of
<laedō, laedere, laesī, laesum> strike, offend
laeva -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine of
<laevus, laeva, laevum> left
Latinam -
adjective;
accusative singular feminine of
<Latinus, Latina, Latinum> Latin
Latinum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<Latinus, Latini> Latinus
Latinum -
adjective;
accusative singular neuter of
<Latinus, Latina, Latinum> Latin
Latio -
noun, neuter;
dative singular of
<Latium, Latii> Latium
latos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<latus, lata, latum> broad
laudem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<laus, laudis> praise
Laviniaque -
adjective;
accusative plural neuter of
<Lavinius, Lavinia, Lavinium> Lavinian
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
Lavinium -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<Lavinium, Lavinii> Lavinium
Laurentinum -
adjective;
accusative singular masculine of
<Laurentinus, Laurentina, Laurentinum> Laurentinus
lecto -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<lectus, lecti> bed
legibus -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<lex, legis> law
liberales -
adjective;
accusative plural feminine of
<liberalis, liberalis, liberale> liberal
libertatis -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<libertas, libertatis> liberty
lineis -
adjective;
dative plural masculine of
<lineus, linea, lineum> flaxen
lingua -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<lingua, linguae> tongue, language
linguis -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<lingua, linguae> tongue, language
liniamenta -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<liniamentum, liniamenti> line, designs
litora -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<litus, litoris> shore
litteras -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<littera, litterae> letter
litteris -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<littera, litterae> letter
loca -
noun, masculine;
nominative plural of
<locus, loci> place
locant -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<locō, locāre, locāvī, locātus> place, arrange
loci -
noun, masculine;
nominative plural of
<locus, loci> place
locis -
noun, masculine;
dative plural of
<locus, loci> place
loco -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<locus, loci> place
locum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<locus, loci> place
locupletissimi -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of superlative of
<locuples, locupletis> rich in lands, wealthy
longe -
adverb;
<longe> by far
loquens -
deponent verb;
nominative singular masculine of present participle of
<loquor, loquī, locutus sum> speak
loqui -
deponent verb;
infinitive of
<loquor, loquī, locutus sum> speak
Lunam -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<Luna, Lunae> Luna, the moon-god
lux -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<lux, lucis> light
maculis -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<macula, maculae> spot
magis -
adverb;
<magis> more
magistratum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<magistratus, magistratus> magistrate
magistratus -
noun, masculine;
nominative plural of
<magistratus, magistratus> magistrate
magna -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<magnus, magna, magnum> great, large
magni -
adjective;
genitive singular neuter of
<magnus, magna, magnum> great, large
magnis -
adjective;
ablative plural masculine of
<magnus, magna, magnum> great, large
magnitudine -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<magnitudo, magnitudinis> size
magnoque -
adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<magnus, magna, magnum> great, large
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
magnum -
adjective;
accusative singular masculine of
<magnus, magna, magnum> great, large
magnus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<magnus, magna, magnum> great, large
maiores -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of comparative of
<magnus, magna, magnum> great, large
maiorque -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine comparative of
<magnus, magna, magnum> great, large
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
mandare -
verb;
infinitive of
<mando, mandāre, mandāvī, mandātum> commit
manicas -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<manicae, manicarum> long sleeves
manum -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<manus, manus> hand
mare -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<mare, maris> sea
materia -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<materia, materiae> material
matrimonium -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<matrimonium, matrimoni> marriage
maximam -
adjective;
accusative singular feminine superlative of
<magnus, magna, magnum> great, large
me -
pronoun;
accusative singular of
<ego> I
mei -
pronoun;
genitive singular neuter of
<meus, mea, meum> my
melius -
adverb;
<melius> better
membrorum -
noun, neuter;
genitive plural of
<membrum, membri> member
memini -
defective verb;
1st person singular perfect of
<memini> remember
memora -
verb;
2nd person singular imperative of
<memorō, memorāre, memorāvī, memorātus> relate, tell
memorem -
adjective;
accusative singular feminine of
<memor, memoris> mindful, remembering
memoria -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<memoria, memoriae> memory, remembrance
mente -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<mens, mentis> mind
meus -
pronoun;
nominative singular masculine of
<meus, mea, meum> my
mihi -
pronoun;
dative singular of
<ego> I
militaris -
adjective;
genitive singular feminine of
<militaris, militaris, militare> military
militem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<miles, militis> soldier
minaciter -
adverb;
<minaciter> threateningly
minus -
adverb;
<minus> less
mittere -
verb;
infinitive of
<mittō, mittere, mīsī, missum> send, give
modi -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<modus, modi> kind
modum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<modus, modi> kind
moenia -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<moenia, moenium> walls
molliunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<molliō, mollīre, mollīvī, mollītum> moderate, soften
monte -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<mons, montis> mountain
morbis -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<morbus, morbi> illness
morem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<mos, moris> custom
moribus -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<mos, moris> custom
mortales -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<mortalis, mortalis, mortale> mortal
motibus -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<motus, motus> movement
motu -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<motus, motus> movement
movebant -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect of
<moveō, movēre, mōvi, mōtus> move
mox -
adverb;
<mox> soon
multa -
adjective;
accusative plural neuter of
<multus, multa, multum> many
multas -
adjective;
accusative plural feminine of
<multus, multa, multum> many
multisque -
adjective;
dative plural neuter of
<multus, multa, multum> many
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
multitudinem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<multitudo, multitudinis> multitude
multitudini -
noun, feminine;
dative singular of
<multitudo, multitudinis> multitude
multo -
adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<multus, multa, multum> many
multum -
adverb;
<multum> greatly
munimentum -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<munimentum, munimenti> defence
muris -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<murus, muri> wall
Musa -
noun, feminine;
vocative singular of
<Musa, Musae> Muse
nam -
conjunction;
<nam> for
nascuntur -
deponent verb;
3rd person plural present of
<nāscor, nāscī, nātus sum> be produced, arise
natio -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<natio, nationis> nation
nationes -
noun, feminine;
nominative plural of
<natio, nationis> nation
naturalibus -
adjective;
ablative plural neuter of
<naturalis, naturalis, naturale> natural
ne -
conjunction;
<ne> so that not
ne -
adverb;
<ne> not
nec -
adverb;
<nec> neither ... nor
neglegenter -
adverb;
<neglegenter> carelessly
nemus -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<nemus, nemoris> grove
neque -
adverb;
<neque> neither ... nor
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from Livy's History of Rome, Book 2, Section 10
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
nervosque -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<nervus, nervi> muscle
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
neve -
conjunction;
<neve> and not, nor
ni -
conjunction;
<ni> if not, unless
nihil -
noun;
indeclinable
<nihil> nothing
nisi -
conjunction;
<nisi> if not, unless
nobilibus -
adjective;
dative plural masculine of
<nobilis, nobilis, nobile> famous, noble
nobilitatem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<nobilitas, nobilitatis> renown
noctis -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<nox, noctis> night
nomine -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<nomen, nominis> name
non -
adverb;
<non> not
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
nonnulli -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<nonnullus, nonulla, nonullum> some
nostrum -
possessive pronoun;
accusative singular masculine of
<noster, nostra, nostrum> our
notitiam -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<notitia, notitiae> familiarity, carnal knowledge
notum -
verb;
nominative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of
<nōscō, nōscere, nōvī, nōtum> be acquainted with, get to know
noverunt -
verb;
3rd person plural perfect of
<nōscō, nōscere, nōvī, nōtum> be acquainted with, get to know
nuda -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<nudus, nuda, nudum> bare, naked
nudae -
adjective;
nominative plural feminine of
<nudus, nuda, nudum> bare, naked
nulla -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine of
<nullus, nulla, nullum> no, none
nullas -
adjective;
accusative plural feminine of
<nullus, nulla, nullum> no, none
nullo -
adjective;
ablative singular neuter of
<nullus, nulla, nullum> no, none
nullus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<nullus, nulla, nullum> no, none
numero -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<numerus, numeri> class, number, repute
numerum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<numerus, numeri> class, number, repute
numerus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<numerus, numeri> class, number, repute
numine -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<numen, numinis> authority
nunc -
adverb;
<nunc> now
nutu -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<nutus, nutus> nod, expression
ob -
preposition;
<ob> because of
obiecto -
verb;
ablative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of
<obiciō, obicere, obiēcī, obiectum> oppose
obiecto -
verb;
ablative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of
<obiciō, obicere, obiēcī, obiectum> oppose
obstinatus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<obstinatus, obstinata, obstinatum> obstinate
obtineret -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of
<obtineō, obtinēre, obtenuī, obtentum> hold
occultant -
3rd person plural present of;
<occultō, occultāre, occultāvī, occultātum> conceal
occultatio -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<occultatio, occultationis> secrecy
Oceanus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<Oceanus, Oceani> ocean
oculorum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<oculus, oculi> eye
oculos -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<oculus, oculi> eye
olim -
adverb;
<olim> some day
omnes -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omnes -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omni -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omnia -
adjective;
accusative plural neuter of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omnia -
adjective;
nominative plural neuter of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omnia -
adjective used as substantive;
accusative plural neuter of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omnibus -
adjective;
dative plural masculine of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omnibus -
adjective;
ablative plural neuter of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omnibus -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omnis -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
omnium -
adjective;
genitive plural feminine of
<omnis, omnis, omne> all
onerant -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<onerō, onerāre, onerāvī, onerātum> load, burden
operam -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<opera, operae> work, service, attention
operis -
noun, neuter;
genitive singular of
<opus, operis> work
opes -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<ops, opis> assistance, wealth, resources
opibus -
noun, feminine;
dative plural of
<ops, opis> assistance, wealth, resources
oppidum -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular
<oppidum, oppidi> city
oppugnatum -
verb;
perfect participle passive of
<oppūgnō, oppugnāre, oppugnāvī, oppugnātum> overthrow
opum -
noun, feminine;
genitive plural of
<ops, opis> assistance, wealth, resources
ora -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<ora, orae> mouth, boundary, coast
orare -
verb;
infinitive of
<ōrō, ōrāre, ōrāvī, ōrātum> speak
oras -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<ora, orae> mouth, boundary, coast
ordine -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<ordo, ordinis> order
ore -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<os, oris> mouth
oriatur -
deponent verb;
3rd person singular present subjunctive of
<orior, orīrī, ortus sum> arise
oris -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<ora, orae> mouth, boundary, coast
ostendere -
verb;
infinitive of
<ostendō, ostendere, ostendī, ostentum> show, point out
ostia -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<ostium, ostii> mouth, entrance
paci -
noun, feminine;
dative singular of
<pax, pacis> peace
paene -
adverb;
<paene> almost
parare -
verb;
present infinitive of
<parō, parāre, parāvī, parātum> prepare, obtain
paratum -
verb;
accusative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of
<parō, parāre, parāvī, parātum> prepare, obtain
pareretur -
verb;
3rd person singular subjunctive imperfect passive of
<pāreō, parēre, pāruī, -> comply
pars -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<pars, partis> part
parte -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<pars, partis> part
partemque -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<pars, partis> part
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
Parthi -
noun, masculine;
nominative plural of
<Parthi, Parthorum> Parthians
parvis -
adjective;
ablative plural neuter of
<parvus, parva, parvum> small
parum -
adverb;
<parum> too little
parvulis -
adjective used as substantive;
ablative plural masculine of
<parvulus, parvula, parvulum> childhood
passus -
deponent verb;
nominative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of
<patior, patī, passus sum> suffer, endure
pater -
noun, masculine;
vocative singular of
<pater, patris> father
patet -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<pateō, patēre, patuī, -> lie open, be exposed
pati -
deponent verb;
infinitive passive of
<patior, patī, passus sum> suffer, endure
patres -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<pater, patris> father
patria -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<patria, patriae> fatherland
patria -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<patrius, patria, patrium> paternal
patrio -
adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<patrius, patria, patrium> paternal
paulatim -
adverb;
<paulatim> gradually
paulo -
adverb;
<paulo> little
pavore -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<pavor, pavoris> fear, dread
pectoris -
noun, neuter;
genitive singular of
<pectus, pectoris> breast
pecuniae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<pecunia, pecuniae> money
pelles -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<pellis, pellis> skin, hide
pellibus -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<pellis, pellis> skin, hide
pellibusque -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<pellis, pellis> skin, hide
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
penates -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<Penates, Penatium> household gods
pensabam -
verb;
1st person singular imperfect of
<pēnsō, pēnsāre, pēnsāvī, pēnsātus> weigh, ponder
per -
preposition;
<per> through, by
percunctatum -
deponent verb;
3rd person perfect passive indicative of
<percūnctor, percunctārī, percunctātus sum> inquire
with est understood
peregrinis -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<peregrinus, peregrini> foreign
perfecti -
adjective;
genitive singular neuter of
<perfectus, perfecta, perfectum> complete
periculisque -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<periculum, periculi> danger
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
perluntur -
verb;
3rd person plural present passive of
<perluō, perluere, perluī, perlūtum> wash, bathe
permanent -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<permaneō, permanēre, permansī, permansum> stay, continue
permanserunt -
verb;
3rd person plural perfect of
<permaneō, permanēre, permansī, permansum> stay, continue
perventum -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect passive of
<perveniō, pervenīre, pervēnī, perventum> arrive, reach
with est
petendis -
verbal adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<petō, petere, petīvī, petītum> seek
Petrum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<Petrus, Petri> Peter
pictis -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<pictus, picta, pictum> painted
picturam -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<pictura, picturae> painting
pietate -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<pietas, pietatis> piety
Pisanum -
adjective;
accusative singular masculine of
<Pisanus, Pisana, Pisanum> Pisan
placuit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<placeō, placēre, placuī, placitum> please
plebem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<plebs, plebis> common people
plebes -
noun, feminine;
nominative plural of
<plebs, plebis> common people
plerique -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<plerusque, pleraeque, pleraque> most, the majority
plurimos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of superlative of
<multus, multa, multum> many
plurimum -
adjective used as substantive;
accusative singular neuter superlative of
<multus, multa, multum> many
plurimum -
adverb;
<plurimum> very much, especially
plus -
adjective used as substantive;
accusative singular neuter of
<plus> more
poena -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<poena, poenae> punishment, penalty
poenasque -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<poena, poenae> punishment, penalty
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
pons -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<pons, pontis> bridge
pontem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<pons, pontis> bridge
pontis -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<pons, pontis> bridge
populatur -
deponent verb;
3rd person singular present passive of
<populor, populāri, populatus sum> devastate, plunder
populis -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<populus, populi> people
populus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<populus, populi> people
posita -
verb;
accusative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of
<pōnō, ponere, posuī, positum> place, situate
positus -
verb;
nominative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of
<pōnō, ponere, posuī, positum> place, situate
possessionibus -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<possessio, possessionis> possession
post -
adverb;
<post> after
posteros -
adjective used as substantive;
accusative plural masculine of
<posteri, posterae, postera> future generations
posthabita -
verb;
ablative singular feminine of perfect passive participle of
<posthabeō, posthabēre, posthabuī, posthabitum> place after, esteem less
postquam -
conjunction;
<postquam> after
potentiamque -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<potentia, potentiae> power
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
potentioresque -
adjective used as substantive;
nominative plural masculine comparative of
<potens, potentis> powerful
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
potentiorum -
adjective used as substantive;
genitive plural masculine of comparative of
<potens, potentis> powerful
potentissimis -
adjective;
dative plural masculine superlative of
<potens, potentis> powerful
poterat -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<possum, posse, potuī> be able
poteratque -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<possum, posse, potuī> be able
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
praebentes -
verb;
nominative plural masculine present participle of
<praebeō, praebēre, praebuī, praebitus> offer, provide
praeceptorem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<praeceptor, praeceptoris> teacher
praecipue -
adverb;
<praecipue> chiefly
praemia -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<praemium, praemii> reward
praepes -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine of
<praepes, praepetis> of good omen, favorable
praepetibus -
adjective;
dative plural masculine of
<praepes, praepetis> of good omen, favorable
praeposterus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<praeposterus, praepostera, praeposterum> unseasonable
praesidiis -
noun, neuter;
dative plural of
<praesidium, praesidii> guard
praesint -
verb;
3rd person plural present subjunctive of
<praesum, praesse, praefuī> have charge of, preside over
precor -
deponent verb;
1st person singular present indicative of
<precor, precārī, precātus sum> pray
premuntur -
verb;
3rd person plural present passive of
<premō, pemere, pressī, pressum> press, oppress
primores -
adjective used as substantive;
accusative plural masculine of
<primoris, primoris, primore> chieftain, leader
primus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<primus, prima, primum> first
principes -
noun, masculine;
nominative plural of
<princeps, principis> chief
privata -
adjective;
accusative plural neuter of
<privatus, privata, privatum> private, individual
privatisque -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<privatus, privata, privatum> private, individual
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
privatus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<privatus, privata, privatum> private, individual
priusquam -
adverb;
<priusquam> before
pro -
preposition;
<pro> for, before
proceres -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<procer, proceris> nobleman
processisse -
verb;
perfect infinitive of
<prōcēdō, procedere, processī, processum> advance
procurant -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<prōcūrō, prōcūrāre, prōcūrāvi, prōcūrātum> take care of
produnt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<prōdō, prodere, prodīdī, proditum> put forth, make known
proeliis -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<proelium, proelii> battle
proelium -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular
<proelium, proelii> battle
profecti -
deponent verb;
nominative plural masculine of perfect participle passive of
<proficīscor, proficiscī, profectus sum> set out
profugos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<profugus, profuga, profugum> fugitive
profugus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<profugus, profuga, profugum> fugitive
progeniem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<progenies, -> offspring, race
promiscue -
adverb;
<promiscue> promiscuous
pronuntiare -
verb;
infinitive of
<pronuntiō, pronuntiāre, pronuntiāvī, pronuntiātum> pronounce
propitio -
adjective;
ablative singular neuter of
<propitius, propitia, propitium> propitious
proponere -
verb;
infinitive of
<prōpōnō, proponere, proposuī, propositum> point out, set forth
proprios -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<proprius, propria, proprium> proper, own
propritim -
adverb;
<propritim> as one's own
propulsarent -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of
<prōpulsō, propulsāre, propulsātus, -> ward off, repulse
provocare -
verb;
present infinitive of
<prōvocō, provocāre, provocāvī, provocātum> challenge
proxima -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine superlative of
<prope> near
proximi -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<proximus, proxima, proximum> next to
publica -
adjective;
accusative plural neuter of
<publicus, publica, publicum> public
publica -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<publicus, publica, publicum> public
publicam -
adjective;
accusative singular feminine of
<publicus, publica, publicum> public
publicis -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<publicus, publica, publicum> public
publico -
adjective;
ablative singular neuter of
<publicus, publica, publicum> public
pudor -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<pudor, pudoris> shame
puer -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<puer, pueri> boy
pulcher -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum> beautiful, excellent
pulcherruma -
adjective;
nominative singular feminine superlative of
<pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum> beautiful, excellent
pulchrisque -
adjective;
dative plural masculine of
<pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum> beautiful, excellent
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
pura -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<purus, pura, purum> pure
purpura -
ablative singular feminine of;
<purpura, purpurae> purple, purple cloth
putant -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<putō, putāre, putāvī, putātum> think
qua -
relative pronoun;
ablative singular feminine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
qua -
indefinite pronoun;
ablative singular feminine of
<quis, quis, quid> someone, anything
qua -
indefinite pronoun;
nominative singular feminine of
<qui, qua(e), quod> some, any
quae -
relative pronoun;
accusative plural neuter of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quae -
relative pronoun;
nominative plural feminine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quae -
relative pronoun;
nominative plural neuter of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quae -
relative pronoun;
nominative singular feminine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quaedam -
indefinite pronoun;
nominative plural neuter of
<quidam, quaedam, quoddam> a certain, some
quaeque -
relative pronoun;
accusative plural neuter of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
quaerenda -
verbal adjective;
nominative plural neuter of
<quaerō, quaerere, quaesīvī, quaesītum> look for, search
quaerentes -
verb;
nominative plural masculine of present participle of
<quaerō, quaerere, quaesīvī, quaesītum> look for, search
quaerere -
verb;
infinitive of
<quaerō, quaerere, quaesīvī, quaesītum> look for, search
quaerit -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<quaerō, quaerere, quaesīvī, quaesītum> look for, search
quam -
relative pronoun;
accusative singular feminine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quam -
adverb used as conjunction;
<quam> than
quando -
adverb;
<quando> ever, at some time
quantum -
adverb;
<quantum> as much
quarum -
relative pronoun;
genitive plural feminine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quas -
relative pronoun;
accusative plural feminine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quattuor -
number;
<quattuor> four
quem -
relative pronoun;
accusative singular masculine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
qui -
relative pronoun;
nominative plural masculine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
qui -
relative pronoun;
nominative singular masculine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
qui -
indefinite pronoun;
nominative singular masculine of
<qui, qua(e), quod> some, any
qui -
interrogative pronoun;
nominative plural masculine of
<quis, quis, quid> who, what
quia -
conjunction;
<quia> because
quibus -
relative pronoun;
dative plural masculine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quibus -
relative pronoun;
ablative plural neuter of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quibus -
relative pronoun;
dative plural feminine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quicquid -
indefinite pronoun;
accusative singular neuter of
<quisquis, quaeque, quicquid> whoever, whatever
quid -
indefinite pronoun;
nominative singular neuter of
<quis, quis, quid> someone, anything
quid -
indefinite pronoun;
accusative singular neuter of
<quis, quis, quid> someone, anything
quidem -
adverb;
<quidem> in fact, even
quidve -
interrogative pronoun;
accusative singular neuter of
<quis, quis, quid> who, what
+
conjunction;
<-ve> or
quique -
relative pronoun;
nominative plural masculine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
quis -
indefinite pronoun;
nominative singular masculine of
<quis, quis, quid> someone, anything
quisquam -
indefinite pronoun;
nominative singular masculine of
<quisquis, quaeque, quicquid> whoever, whatever
quisque -
indefinite pronoun;
nominative singular masculine of
<quisque, quaeque, quodque> everyone
quo -
interrogative pronoun;
ablative singular masculine of
<qui, quae, quod> which, what
quo -
indefinite pronoun;
ablative singular masculine of
<quis, quis, quid> someone, anything
quo -
interrogative pronoun;
ablative singular neuter of
<qui, quae, quod> which, what
quo -
interrogative pronoun;
ablative singular neuter of
<quis, quis, quid> who, what
quo -
adverb;
<quo> what
quod -
relative pronoun;
nominative singular neuter of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quod -
conjunction;
<quod> that, because
quom -
conjunction;
<quom> when
quoniam -
conjunction;
<quoniam> since
quoque -
adverb;
<quoque> also
quorum -
relative pronoun;
genitive plural masculine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quos -
relative pronoun;
accusative plural masculine of
<qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that
quotannis -
adverb;
<quotannis> yearly
radiis -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<radius, radii> rod, beam
rationibus -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<ratio, rationis> account, affair
re -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<res, rei> thing, matter
rebus -
noun, feminine;
dative plural of
<res, rei> thing, matter
rebus -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<res, rei> thing, matter
receptaculum -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<receptaculum, receptaculi> receptacle, storage place
recessit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<recēdō, rēcedere, rēcessī, rēcessum> retire, withdraw
regina -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<regina, reginae> queen
regni -
noun, neuter;
genitive singular of
<regnum, regni> kingship, supreme power
regnum -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<regnum, regni> kingship, supreme power
regum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<rex, regis> king
rei -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<res, rei> thing, matter
reiciendis -
verb;
ablative plural feminine of present participle of
<rēiciō, rēicere, rējēcī, rējectum> push back, reject
religiones -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<religio, religionis> religious practice
religionibus -
noun, feminine;
dative plural of
<religio, religionis> religious practice
reliquis -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<reliquus, reliqua, reliquum> remaining, rest
reliquos -
adjective used as substantive;
accusative plural masculine of
<reliquus, reliqua, reliquum> remaining, rest
rem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<res, rei> thing, matter
remedium -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<remedium, remedii> remedy, assistance
Remoramve -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<Remora, Remorae> Remora
+
conjunction;
<-ve> or
Remus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<Remus, Remi> Remus
renonum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<reno, renonis> deer-skin
rerum -
noun, feminine;
genitive plural of
<res, rei> thing, matter
res -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<res, rei> thing, matter
reste -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<restis, restis> undergarment
rethoricae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<rhetorica, rhetoricae> rhetoric
rigorem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<rigor, rigoris> rigor
rimabatur -
deponent verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<rimor, rimāri, rimātus sum> search, explore
ripae -
noun, feminine;
dative singular of
<ripa, ripae> river-bank
Romae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<Roma, Romae> Rome
Romam -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<Roma, Romae> Rome
Romanae -
adjective;
genitive singular feminine of
<Romanus, Romana, Romanum> Roman
Romanorum -
adjective used as substantive;
genitive plural masculine of
<Romanus, Romana, Romanum> Roman
Romulus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<Romulus, Romuli> Romulus
rumore -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<rumor, rumoris> murmur, rumor
rumoribus -
noun, masculine;
ablative plural of
<rumor, rumoris> murmur, rumor
rupti -
verb;
genitive singular masculine of perfect participle passive of
<rumpō, rumpere, rūpī, ruptus> break
sacrificia -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<sacrificium, sacrifici> sacrifice
sacrificiis -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<sacrificium, sacrifici> sacrifice
saepe -
adverb;
<saepe> often
saepiunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present indicative of
<saepiō, saepīre, saepsī, saeptum> surround
saepius -
adverb;
comparative of
<saepe> often
saevae -
adjective;
genitive singular feminine of
<saevus, saeva, saevum> fierce, cruel
sagaci -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<sagax, sagacis> keen, sagacious
sagum -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<sagum, sagi> rough mantle
salutationem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<salutatio, salutationis> saluting
Samo -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<Samos, Sami> Samos
sancta -
adjective;
nominative plural neuter of
<sanctus, sancta, sanctum> holy
sancte -
adjective;
vocative singular masculine of
<sanctus, sancta, sanctum> holy
sanctum -
verb;
accusative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of
<sanciō, sancīre, sānxī, sānctum> enact
sanguine -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<sanguis, sanguinis> blood
sanxisse -
verb;
perfect infinitive of
<sanciō, sancīre, sānxī, sānctum> enact
Sarmatae -
noun, masculine;
nominative plural of
<Sarmatae, Sarmatarum> Sarmatians
satis -
adverb;
<satis> adequately, sufficiently
Saxonici -
adjective;
genitive singular neuter of
<Saxonicus, Saxonici> Saxon
scamna -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<scamnum, scamni> bench, seat
scribere -
verb;
infinitive of
<scrībō, scribere, scrīpsī, scriptum> write
scuto -
noun, neuter;
ablative singular of
<scutum, scuti> shield
se -
reflexive pronoun;
accusative of
<sui> self
se -
reflexive pronoun;
ablative of
<sui> self
secundam -
adjective;
accusative singular feminine of
<secundus, secunda, secundum> second, favorable
secundum -
preposition;
<secundum> following
sed -
conjunction;
<sed> but
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 21-22
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Augustine's Confessions, Book 1, Section 8
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from Einhard's On Charlemagne
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from Virgil's Aeneid, Section 1ff.
sede -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<sedes, sedis> seat, habitation
sedem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<sedes, sedis> seat, habitation
sedes -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<sedes, sedis> seat, habitation
senem -
adjective;
accusative singular masculine of
<senex, senis> aged
sensa -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<sensa, sensorum> ideas
sententiis -
noun, feminine;
dative plural of
<sententia, sententiae> sentence
sermone -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<sermo, sermonis> language
sero -
adverb;
<sero> too late
servat -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<servō, servāre, servāvī, servātum> guard, keep, watch
servitia -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<servitium, servitii> servitude
servitutem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<servitus, servitutis> servitude, slavery
servorum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<servus, servi> slave
servos -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<servus, servi> slave
sese -
reflexive pronoun;
accusative of
<sui> self
si -
conjunction;
<si> if
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
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from Virgil's Aeneid, Section 1ff.
sibi -
reflexive pronoun;
dative of
<sui> self
sic -
adverb;
<sic> so, thus
sicut -
adverb;
<sicut> as, like
siderum -
noun, neuter;
genitive plural of
<sidus, sideris> constellation, heavenly body
signa -
noun, neuter;
nominative plural of
<signum, signi> sign
signa -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<signum, signi> sign
signis -
noun, neuter;
dative plural of
<signum, signi> sign
signum -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<signum, signi> sign
simul -
adverb;
<simul> at the same time
sinant -
verb;
3rd person plural present subjunctive of
<sinō, sinere, sīvī> permit, allow
singulos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<singulus, singula, singulum> single, individual
sit -
verb;
3rd person singular subjunctive present of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
sit -
auxiliary verb;
3rd person singular perfect subjunctive passive of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
with data
sive -
conjunction;
<sive> or if, whether ... or
sol -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<sol, solis> sun
solebat -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<sōleō, solēre, solitum> be accustomed
Solem -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<Sol, Solis> sun
solent -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<sōleō, solēre, solitum> be accustomed
solitus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<solitus, solita, solitum> accustomed
solos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<solus, sola, solum> alone
solumque -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<solum, soli> foundation
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
solus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<solus, sola, solum> alone
sonabant -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect of
<sonō, sonāre, sonuī, sonitus> pronounce
sonitu -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<sonitus, sonitus> sound
spargunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<spargō, spargere, sparsī, sparsum> strew, sprinkle
spatio -
noun, neuter;
dative singular of
<spatium, spatii> space
speciem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<species, speciei> appearance
spectant -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<spectō, spectāre, spectāvī, spectātum> look, gaze
specus -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<specus, specus> cave, pit
spem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<spes, spei> hope
spina -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<spina, spinae> thorn
splendente -
verb;
ablative singular feminine of present participle of
<splendeo, splendere, -, -> shine, be bright
stabili -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<stabilis, stabilis, stabile> stable
stabilita -
verb;
accusative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of
<stabiliō, stabilīre, stabilīvī, stabilītus> establish, confirm
statione -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<statio, stationis> station, guard
staturam -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<statura, staturae> stature, height
stetit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<stō, stāre, stēti, statum> stand, abide
stricta -
adjective;
ablative singular feminine of
<strictus, stricta, strictum> drawn together, tight
studeant -
verb;
3rd person singular present subjunctive of
<studeō, studēre, studuī> give attention, be devoted
student -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<studeō, studēre, studuī> give attention, be devoted
studiis -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<studium, studii> application, study
studiisque -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<studium, studii> application, study
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
studiosissime -
adverb;
superlative of
<studiosus, studiosa, studiosum> eager, studious
studium -
noun, neuter;
accusative singular of
<studium, studii> application, study
suae -
possessive pronoun;
genitive singular feminine of
<suus, sua, suum> own
suam -
possessive pronoun;
accusative singular feminine of
<suus, sua, suum> own
suas -
possessive pronoun;
accusative plural feminine of
<suus, sua, suum> own
sub -
preposition;
<sub> under
subito -
adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<subitus, subita, subitum> sudden
sublato -
verb;
ablative singular masculine of perfect participle of
<sufferō, sufferre, sustulī, sublātum> take up, lift
sublatus -
verb;
nominative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of
<sufferō, sufferre, sustulī, sublātum> take up, lift
sublicius -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<sublicius, sublicia, sublicium> resting on piles
subterraneos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<subterraneus, subterranei> underground
successit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<succēdō, succedere, successī, sucessum> enter, succeed
suffugium -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<suffugium, suffugii> refuge, shelter
suis -
possessive pronoun;
dative plural masculine of
<suus, sua, suum> own
summis -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<summus, summa, summum> highest
with rebus
sunt -
auxiliary verb;
3rd person plural present of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
with cunctati
sunt -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<sum, esse, fuī> I am
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Section 13
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Caesar's Gallic War, Book 6, Sections 15-20
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from Tacitus' Germania, Section 16
suos -
possessive pronoun;
accusative plural masculine of
<suus, sua, suum> own
superborum -
adjective;
genitive plural masculine of
<superbus, superba, superbum> haughty
superincidentibus -
verb;
ablative plural neuter of present participle of
<superincidō, superincindere> fall down
superioris -
adjective;
genitive singular masculine comparative of
<superus, supera, superum> higher, gods
superum -
adjective used as substantive;
genitive masculine plural of
<superus, supera, superum> higher, gods
sustinuit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<sustineō, sustinēre, sustinuī, sustentum> hold back
tabulasque -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<tabula, tabulae> tablet
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
tamen -
conjunction;
<tamen> nevertheless, but
tamquam -
adverb;
<tamquam> just as, as if
tandem -
adverb;
<tandem> finally
tantaene -
adjective;
nominative plural feminine of
<tantus, tanta, tantum> such
+
interrogative adverb;
<-ne> ...
tantum -
adverb;
<tantum> only
te -
pronoun;
accusative singular masculine of
<tu> you
tegimentis -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<tegumen, teguminis> clothing, covering
tegularum -
noun, feminine;
genitive plural of
<tegula, tegulae> tile
tegumen -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<tegumen, teguminis> clothing, covering
tela -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<telum, teli> weapon, spear
telis -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<telum, teli> weapon, spear
temerarios -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<temerarius, temeraria, temerarium> rash, indiscreet
temporis -
noun, neuter;
genitive singular of
<tempus, temporis> time
temptabat -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<temptō, temptāre, temptāvī, temptātum> attempt
tempus -
noun, neuter;
nominative singular of
<tempus, temporis> time
tenditque -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<tendō, tenere, tenuī, tentum> stretch, pursue
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
tenebam -
verb;
1st person singular imperfect of
<teneō, tenēre, tenuī, -> hold, control, understand
tenebat -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect of
<teneō, tenēre, tenuī, -> hold, control, understand
tenuere -
verb;
3rd person plural perfect of
<teneō, tenēre, tenuī, -> hold, control, understand
ter -
number;
<ter> three
terra -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<terra, terrae> earth, land
terreri -
verb;
passive infinitive of
<terreō, terrēre, terruī, territus> terrify, frighten
terris -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<terra, terrae> earth, land
Tiberi -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<Tiber, Tiberis> Tiber
Tiberim -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<Tiber, Tiberis> Tiber
Tiberinaque -
adjective;
accusative plural neuter of
<Tiberinus, Tiberina, Tiberinum> of Tiber
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
Tiberine -
adjective;
vocative singular masculine of
<Tiberinus, Tiberini> Tiberinus
tot -
adjective number;
<tot> so much, so many
totos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<totus, tota, totum> entire
tranavit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<trānō, tranāre, tranāvī> swim across
transire -
verb;
present infinitive of
<trānseō, transīre, transīvī, transitum> go over
tributorum -
noun, neuter;
genitive plural of
<tributum, tributi> specific payment, tribute
Trojae -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<Troja, Trojae> Troy
Troianis -
adjective used as substantive;
dative plural masculine of
<Troianus, Troiana, Troianum> Trojan
Troiano -
adjective;
ablative singular masculine of
<Troianus, Troiana, Troianum> Trojan
Troianos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<Troianus, Troiana, Troianum> Trojan
truces -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<trux, trucis> fierce
tum -
adverb;
<tum> then
turpissimis -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine superlative of
<turpis, turpis, turpe> shameful, disgraceful
tuta -
adjective;
nominative plural neuter of
<tutus, tuta, tutum> safe
Tyrias -
adjective;
accusative plural feminine of
<Tyrius, Tyria, Tyrium> Tyrian
Tyrii -
adjective;
nominative plural masculine of
<Tyrius, Tyria, Tyrium> Tyrian
vacuum -
adjective;
nominative singular neuter of
<vacuus, vacua, vacuum> empty, free
valerem -
verb;
1st person singular imperfect subjunctive of
<valeō, valēre, valuī, -> be able
variant -
verb, 3rd person plural present of;
<variō, variāre, variāvī, variātum> variegate
variis -
adjective;
ablative plural feminine of
<varius, varia, varium> various
variis -
adjective;
ablative plural masculine of
<varius, varia, varium> various
vel -
conjunction;
<vel> either - or
velamina -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<velamen, velaminis> cover, clothing
velantur -
verb;
3rd person plural present passive of
<vēlō, velāre, velāvī, velātum> cover
velle -
verb;
infinitive of
<volō, velle, voluī> wish, determine
vellem -
verb;
1st person singular imperfect subjunctive of
<volō, velle, voluī> wish, determine
vellent -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of
<volō, velle, voluī> wish, determine
vellet -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of
<volō, velle, voluī> wish, determine
veluti -
adverb;
<veluti> as, like
venationibus -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<venatio, venationis> hunting
veneratus -
deponent verb;
perfect participle passive of
<veneror, venerārī, venerātus sum> honor, venerate
venere -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<venus, veneris> grace, esteem
Veneris -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<Venus, Veneris> Venus
venire -
verb;
present infinitive of
<veniō, venīre, vēnī, ventum> come
venit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<veniō, venīre, vēnī, ventum> come
verba -
noun, neuter;
accusative plural of
<verbum, verbi> word
verbis -
noun, neuter;
ablative plural of
<verbum, verbi> word
vero -
adverb;
<vero> truly, but
versantur -
verb;
3rd person plural present passive of
<versō, versāre, versāvī, versātum> turn often; pass. be involved
versuum -
noun, masculine;
genitive plural of
<versus, versus> verse
verteret -
verb;
3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of
<vertō, vertere, vertī, versum> turn, overturn
vestitus -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<vestitus, vestitus> clothing
vi -
noun, feminine;
ablative singular of
<vis, vis> power, strength
vicenos -
adjective;
accusative plural masculine of
<vicenus, viceni> twenty
vicesimum -
adjective;
accusative singular masculine of
<vicesimus, vicesima, vicesimum> twentieth
vicos -
noun, masculine;
accusative plural of
<vicus, vici> village
victimis -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<victima, victimae> sacrifice
victoria -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<victoria, victoriae> victory
victus -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<victus, victus> sustenance, food
videat -
verb;
3rd person singular present subjunctive of
<videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsum> see
videbam -
verb;
1st person singular imperfect of
<videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsum> see
videbantur -
verb;
3rd person imperfect passive of
<videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsum> see
videtur -
verb;
3rd person singular present passive of
<videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsum> see
vir -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<vir, viri> man
vires -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<vis, vis> power, strength
virique -
noun, masculine;
genitive singular of
<vir, viri> man
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
viris -
noun, masculine;
dative plural of
<vir, viri> man
virum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<vir, viri> man
virumque -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<vir, viri> man
+
conjunction;
<-que> and
visa -
verb;
accusative plural neuter of participle perfect passive of
<videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsum> see
visum -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect passive of
<videō, vidēre, vīdī, vīsum> see
with est
vita -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<vita, vitae> life
vitandos -
verb;
verbal adjective of
<vitō, vitāre, vitāvī, vitātus> avoid, evade
ulteriores -
adjective used as substantive;
nominative plural masculine of
<ulterior, ulterioris> farther, remote
una -
adverb;
<una> at the same place, together
unam -
adjective;
accusative singular feminine of
<unus, una, unum> one, alone
unde -
adverb;
<unde> from whence
undecumque -
adverb;
<undecumque> from every side
undique -
adverb;
<undique> from every quarter
unum -
adjective;
accusative singular masculine of
<unus, una, unum> one, alone
unus -
adjective;
nominative singular masculine of
<unus, una, unum> one, alone
vocarent -
verb;
3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of
<vocō, vocāre, vocāvī, vocātum> call
vocari -
verb;
passive infinitive of
<vocō, vocāre, vocāvī, vocātum> call
vocem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<vox, vocis> voice
vocibus -
noun, feminine;
ablative plural of
<vox, vocis> voice
vocis -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<vox, vocis> voice
volavit -
verb;
3rd person singular perfect of
<volō, volāre, volāvī, volātum> fly
volebam -
verb;
1st person singular imperfect of
<volō, velle, voluī> wish, determine
volt -
verb;
3rd person singular present of
<volō, velle, voluī> wish, determine
volvere -
verb;
infinitive of
<volvō, volvere, volvī, volūtum> pass through, undergo
voluntati -
noun, feminine;
dative singular of
<voluntas, voluntatis> will, desire
voluntatum -
noun, feminine;
genitive plural of
<voluntas, voluntatis> will, desire
vovent -
verb;
3rd person plural present of
<voveo, vovēre, vōvī, vōtum> vow
urbem -
noun, feminine;
accusative singular of
<urbs, urbis> city
urbes -
noun, feminine;
accusative plural of
<urbs, urbis> city
urbi -
noun, feminine;
dative singular of
<urbs, urbis> city
urbis -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<urbs, urbis> city
urbs -
noun, feminine;
nominative singular of
<urbs, urbis> city
usu -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<usus, usus> use, practice
usus -
noun, masculine;
nominative singular of
<usus, usus> use, practice
ut -
conjunction;
<ut> that, so that
ut -
adverb;
<ut> as, where
utantur -
deponent verb;
3rd person plural present of
<ūtor, ūtī, ūsus sum> use
uter -
pronoun;
nominative singular masculine of
<uter, utra, utrum> which of two
uti -
conjunction;
<uti> that, so that
utique -
adverb;
<utique> certainly
utri -
pronoun;
dative singular masculine of
<uter, utra, utrum> which of two
utuntur -
deponent verb;
3rd person plural present of
<ūtor, ūtī, ūsus sum> use
Vulcanum -
noun, masculine;
accusative singular of
<Vulcanus, Vulcani> Vulcan, the fire-god
vultu -
noun, masculine;
ablative singular of
<vultus, vultus> expression, face
uxoris -
noun, feminine;
genitive singular of
<uxor, uxoris> wife
