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Master Glossary
Jonathan Slocum and Marie-Claire Beaulieu
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.
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- Aeneae
- noun, masculine; dative singular of <Aeneas, Aeneae> Aeneas -- 1.143
- Aeneam
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <Aeneas, Aeneae> Aeneas -- 1.58, 1.120
- Aeneas
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Aeneas, Aeneae> Aeneas -- 1.182
- Albanique
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <Albanus, Albana, Albanum> Alban + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.47
- Albinum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <Albinus, Albini> Albinus -- 9.119
- Alcoinum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <Alcuinus, Alcuini> Alcuin -- 9.121
- Anchisae
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <Anchises, Anchisae> Anchises -- 1.60
- Aventino
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <Aventinus, Aventini> Aventine -- 7.41
- Brittania
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <Brittania, Brittaniae> Britain -- 9.125
- Caesaris
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <Caesar, Caesaris> Caesar -- 4.27
- Cocles
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Cocles, Coclitis> Cocles -- 2.52, 2.213
- Etruscorum
- adjective used as substantive; genitive plural masculine of <Etruscus, Etrusca, Etruscum> Etruscan -- 2.95
- Gallia
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <Gallia, Galliae> Gaul -- 3.36
- Galliae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <Gallia, Galliae> Gaul -- 3.16
- Gallorum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <Galli, Gallorum> the Gauls -- 4.88
- Germani
- adjective used as substantive; nominative plural masculine of <Germanus, Germana, Germanum> Germani -- 5.5
- Germaniaeque
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <Germania, Germaniae> Germania + conjunction <-que> and -- 3.17
- Germanorum
- adjective used as substantive; genitive plural masculine of <Germanus, Germana, Germanum> Germani -- 6.6
- Graecam
- adjective; accusative singular feminine of <Graecus, Graeca, Graecum> Greek -- 9.54
- Graecis
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <Graecus, Graeca, Graecum> Greek -- 3.282
- Horatius
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Horatius, Horati> Horatius -- 2.51
- Italiam
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <Italia, Italiae> Italy -- 10.13, 10.99
- Juno
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <Juno, Junonis> Juno -- 10.117
- Junonis
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <Juno, Junonis> Juno -- 10.30
- Karthago
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <Karthago, Karthaginis> Carthage -- 10.98
- Latinam
- adjective; accusative singular feminine of <Latinus, Latina, Latinum> Latin -- 9.42
- Latinum
- adjective; accusative singular neuter of <Latinus, Latina, Latinum> Latin -- 10.46
- Latinum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <Latinus, Latini> Latinus -- 1.13, 1.122, 1.134
- Latio
- noun, neuter; dative singular of <Latium, Latii> Latium -- 10.43
- Laurentinum
- adjective; accusative singular masculine of <Laurentinus, Laurentina, Laurentinum> Laurentinus -- 1.43
- Laviniaque
- adjective; accusative plural neuter of <Lavinius, Lavinia, Lavinium> Lavinian + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.16
- Lavinium
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <Lavinium, Lavinii> Lavinium -- 1.186
- Lunam
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <Luna, Lunae> Luna, the moon-god -- 5.52
- Musa
- noun, feminine; vocative singular of <Musa, Musae> Muse -- 10.60
- Oceanus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Oceanus, Oceani> ocean -- 6.285
- Parthi
- noun, masculine; nominative plural of <Parthi, Parthorum> Parthians -- 6.238
- Petrum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <Petrus, Petri> Peter -- 9.104
- Pisanum
- adjective; accusative singular masculine of <Pisanus, Pisana, Pisanum> Pisan -- 9.105
- Remoramve
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <Remora, Remorae> Remora + conjunction <-ve> or -- 7.55
- Remus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Remus, Remi> Remus -- 7.26
- Romae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <Roma, Romae> Rome -- 10.52
- Romam
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <Roma, Romae> Rome -- 7.54
- Romanae
- adjective; genitive singular feminine of <Romanus, Romana, Romanum> Roman -- 2.66
- Romanorum
- adjective used as substantive; genitive plural masculine of <Romanus, Romana, Romanum> Roman -- 2.196
- Romulus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Romulus, Romuli> Romulus -- 7.36, 7.198
- Samo
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <Samos, Sami> Samos -- 10.125
- Sarmatae
- noun, masculine; nominative plural of <Sarmatae, Sarmatarum> Sarmatians -- 6.236
- Saxonici
- adjective; genitive singular neuter of <Saxonicus, Saxonici> Saxon -- 9.126
- Solem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <Sol, Solis> sun -- 5.48
- Tiberi
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <Tiber, Tiberis> Tiber -- 2.30
- Tiberim
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <Tiber, Tiberis> Tiber -- 2.239
- Tiberinaque
- adjective; accusative plural neuter of <Tiberinus, Tiberina, Tiberinum> of Tiber + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.101
- Tiberine
- adjective; vocative singular masculine of <Tiberinus, Tiberini> Tiberinus -- 2.214
- Troianis
- adjective used as substantive; dative plural masculine of <Troianus, Troiana, Troianum> Trojan -- 1.157
- Troiano
- adjective; ablative singular masculine of <Troianus, Troiana, Troianum> Trojan -- 10.155
- Troianos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <Troianus, Troiana, Troianum> Trojan -- 1.55
- Trojae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <Troja, Trojae> Troy -- 10.8
- Tyrias
- adjective; accusative plural feminine of <Tyrius, Tyria, Tyrium> Tyrian -- 10.160
- Tyrii
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <Tyrius, Tyria, Tyrium> Tyrian -- 10.95
- Veneris
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <Venus, Veneris> Venus -- 1.62
- Vulcanum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <Vulcanus, Vulcani> Vulcan, the fire-god -- 5.50
- a
- preposition; <ab> from, after -- 1.183, 4.152, 10.156
- ab
- preposition; <ab> from, after -- 5.7, 5.82, 8.140, 10.11
- abdita
- adjective used as substantive; nominative plural neuter of <abditus, abdita, abditum> hidden place -- 6.179
- ac
- conjunction; <ac> and -- 3.140, 5.85, 5.210, 6.29, 6.121, 6.125, 6.237, 6.329, 9.48, 9.209
- acceperunt
- verb; 3rd person plural perfect of <accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum> receive -- 5.57
- accepterit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect subjunctive of <accepto, acceptare, acceptavi, acceptatum> receive -- 4.157
- accidere
- verb; infinitive of <accido, accidere, accidi, -> fall to, come, happen -- 4.30
- accipias
- verb; 2nd person singular present subjunctive of <accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptum> receive -- 2.227
- accuratius
- adverb; comparative of <accurate> carefully -- 5.287
- aciem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <acies, aciei> line of battle -- 2.145
- acies
- noun, feminine; nominative plural of <acies, aciei> line of battle -- 1.7
- actu
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <actus, actus> gesture, expression -- 8.186
- ad
- preposition; <ad> to, towards -- 1.19, 2.93, 2.245, 2.260, 3.6, 3.152, 4.123, 4.159, 4.184, 5.288, 6.98, 7.87, 8.133, 9.180
- adeo
- adverb; <adeo> so, so much -- 9.68
- adessent
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of <adsum, adesse, adfui> be present -- 2.7
- adfecti
- verb; nominative plural masculine of perfect participle passive of <adficio, adficere, adfeci, adfectum> afflict -- 4.105
- adferunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <adfero, adferre, attuli, adlatum> bring, convey -- 5.245
- adficiebat
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <adficio, adficere, adfeci, adfectum> afflict -- 9.92
- adfirmat
- verb; 3rd person singular present indicative of <adfirmo, adfirmare, adfirmavi, adfirmatum> confirm -- 1.159
- adhibetur
- verb; 3rd person singular present passive of <adhibeo, adhibere, adhibui, adhibitum> turn to, treat -- 3.67
- adire
- verb; infinitive of <adeo, adire, adii, aditum> approach, encounter -- 10.78
- adiunxisse
- verb; perfect infinitive of <adiungo, adjungere, adjunxi, adjunctum> add -- 1.140
- administrare
- verb; infinitive of <administro, administrare, administravi, administratum> administer, conduct -- 4.141
- administrisque
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <administer, administri> administrator + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.122
- admiratum
- deponent verb; perfect participle passive accusative singular masculine of <admiror, admirari, admiratus sum> admire -- 1.81
- admissum
- verb; nominative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of <admitto, admittere, admisi, admissum> let, go, commit -- 3.184
- admodum
- adverb; <admodum> completely -- 4.89
- adsidua
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <adsiduus, adsidua, adsiduum> constant, continued -- 5.255
- adsuesceret
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of <adsuesco, adsuescere, adsuescevi, adsuescetum> accustom -- 9.196
- adulescentium
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <adulescens, adulescentis> young people -- 3.155
- advenarum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <advena, advenae> stranger, foreigner -- 1.17
- advenit
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <advenio, advenire, adveni, adventum> arrive, appear -- 6.169
- adventum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <adventus, adventus> arrival, coming -- 4.28
- adversus
- adverb; <adversus> opposite to, against -- 6.68
- adverti
- verb; 1st person singular perfect of <adverto, advertere, adverti, adversum> turn to, note -- 8.32
- aedificandi
- verb; genitive of gerund(ive) of <aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatum> build -- 6.74
- aedificent
- verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <aedifico, aedificare, aedificavi, aedificatum> build -- 5.293
- aedificiis
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <aedificium, aedificii> building -- 6.54
- aequari
- deponent verb; passive infinitive of <aequo, aequare, aequavi, aequatus> to make equal, smoothe -- 5.330
- aeque
- adverb; <aeque> equally -- 9.46
- aequitate
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <aequitas, aequitatis> uniformity, calmness -- 5.321
- aere
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <aes, aeris> metal, copper, money -- 3.79
- aestus
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <aestus, aestus> heat -- 5.291
- affectionem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <affectio, affectionis> affection -- 8.191
- agri
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <ager, agri> land -- 5.194, 5.227
- agricultura
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <agricultura, agriculturae> agriculture -- 5.261
- agriculturae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <agricultura, agriculturae> agriculture -- 5.173
- agris
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <ager, agri> land -- 2.14
- agrum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <ager, agri> land -- 1.42
- agunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <ago, agere, egi, actum> move, conduct -- 6.222
- alacritate
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <alacritas, alacritatis> delight -- 2.197
- albus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <albus, alba, album> white -- 7.126
- ali
- pronominal adjective; nominative plural masculine of <alius, alia, aliud> other, some -- 5.112, 5.114
- alia
- pronominal adjective; nominative plural neuter of <alius, alia, aliud> other, some -- 2.27, 2.29
- alienam
- adjective; accusative singular feminine of <alienus, aliena, alienum> foreign, unfitting -- 2.115
- alieno
- adjective; ablative singular neuter of <alienus, aliena, alienum> foreign, unfitting -- 3.80
- alienum
- adjective; accusative singular neuter of <alienus, aliena, alienum> foreign, unfitting -- 3.12
- alio
- adverb; <alio> somewhere else -- 5.232
- alio
- pronominal adjective; ablative singular masculine of <alius, alia, aliud> other, some -- 4.165
- aliquam
- pronoun adjective; accusative singular feminine of <aliqui, aliqua, aliquod> some, any -- 8.126
- aliquamdiu
- adverb; <aliquamdiu> for a while -- 2.126
- aliquid
- indefinite pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <aliquis, aliquis, aliquid> anyone -- 8.134
- aliquo
- pronoun adjective; ablative singular masculine of <aliqui, aliqua, aliquod> some, any -- 3.40, 8.50
- aliquod
- pronoun adjective; nominative singular neuter of <aliqui, aliqua, aliquod> some, any -- 4.21
- alium
- pronominal adjective; accusative singular masculine of <alius, alia, aliud> other, some -- 2.130
- alius
- pronominal adjective; nominative singular masculine of <alius, alia, aliud> other, some -- 2.129, 6.298
- altae
- adjective; genitive singular feminine of <altus, alta, altum> high, deep -- 10.50
- alterum
- pronoun adjective; nominative singular neuter of <alter, altera, alterum> the one, the other -- 3.122, 3.125, 4.5
- altivolentum
- adjective; genitive plural neuter of <altivolans, altivolantis> high flying -- 7.44
- alto
- adjective used as substantive; ablative singular neuter of <altus, alta, altum> high, deep -- 7.156, 10.25
- alto
- adjective; ablative singular masculine of <altus, alta, altum> high, deep -- 7.39
- ambactos
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <ambactus, ambacti> dependent -- 4.63
- amicitiae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <amicitia, amicitiae> friendship -- 1.95
- amictibus
- noun, masculine; dative plural of <amictus, amictus> outer garment -- 6.308
- amplissimus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine superlative of <amplius> great, distinguished -- 4.58
- animi
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <animus, animi> soul, mind -- 5.320, 8.192
- animis
- noun, masculine; dative plural of <animus, animi> soul, mind -- 10.82
- animum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <animus, animi> soul, mind -- 1.85
- anno
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <annus, anni> year -- 5.230
- annos
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <annus, anni> year -- 3.254, 5.213
- annum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <annus, anni> year -- 5.127
- ante
- preposition; <ante> before -- 4.26
- antiqua
- adjective; nominative singular feminine of <antiquus, antiqua, antiquum> ancient -- 10.93
- aperiebatur
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect passive of <aperio, aperire, aperui, apertum> open -- 8.165
- aperire
- verb; infinitive of <aperio, aperire, aperui, apertum> open -- 6.140
- aperta
- adjective; nominative plural neuter of <apertus, aperta, apertum> open -- 6.170
- aperte
- adverb; <aperte> openly -- 5.45
- apertissime
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of superlative of <apertus, aperta, apertum> open -- 9.13
- appareret
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of <appareo, apparere, apparui, -> be visible, seem -- 9.75
- appellabant
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect of <appello, appellare, appellavi, appellatum> call -- 8.124
- appellat
- verb; 3rd person singular present indicative of <appello, appellare, appellavi, appellatum> call -- 1.187
- apud
- preposition; <apud> among, with -- 1.121, 1.135, 3.163, 3.229, 6.85, 9.134
- arces
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <arx, arcis> citadel, fortress -- 10.164
- arma
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <arma, armorum> arms -- 2.221, 10.5
- arma
- noun, neuter; nominative plural of <arma, armorum> arms -- 10.128
- armatus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <armatus, armata, armatum> armed -- 2.237
- artem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <ars, artis> skill, art -- 9.158
- artes
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <ars, artis> skill, art -- 9.83
- artus
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <artus, artus> joints, limbs -- 6.243
- asperrima
- adjective; nominative singular feminine superlative of <asper, aspera, asperum> rough, harsh -- 10.107
- astronomiae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <astronomia, astronomiae> astronomy -- 9.142
- at
- adverb; <at> and -- 7.35
- atque
- conjunction; <atque> and -- 3.43, 4.20, 4.51, 4.99, 4.178, 5.69, 5.229, 5.290, 6.220, 6.286, 7.30, 7.107, 10.49
- attribuunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <attribuo, attribuere, attribui, attributum> assign -- 5.228
- audet
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <audeo, audere, ausus sum> dare to do -- 3.63
- audierat
- verb; 3rd person singular pluperfect of <audio, audire, audivi, auditum> hear -- 10.159
- audierit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect subjunctive of <audio, audire, audivi, auditum> hear -- 1.53
- audita
- verb; accusative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of <audio, audire, audivi, auditum> hear -- 8.216
- audivit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <audio, audire, audivi, auditum> hear -- 9.108
- augurioque
- noun, masculine; dative singular of <augurium, augurii> interpretation of omens, augury + conjunction <-que> and -- 7.16
- aureus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <aureus, aurea, aureum> golden -- 7.164
- auspicio
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <auspicium, auspicii> divination by the flight of birds -- 7.201
- auspicio
- noun, neuter; dative singular of <auspicium, auspicii> divination by the flight of birds -- 7.15, 7.27
- ausus
- verb; nominative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of <audeo, audere, ausus sum> dare to do -- 2.256
- aut
- conjunction; <aut> or -- 1.34, 3.78, 3.81, 3.84, 3.210, 3.212, 4.33, 4.37, 4.113, 4.118, 4.155, 5.157, 5.197, 6.87, 6.105, 6.183, 6.185, 6.202
- autem
- conjunction; <autem> but -- 6.180, 8.159
- avem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <avis, avis> bird -- 7.33
- avidi
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <avidus, avida, avidum> eager -- 7.85
- avis
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <avis, avis> bird -- 7.162
- avium
- noun, feminine; genitive plural of <avis, avis> bird -- 7.181
- belli
- noun, neuter; genitive singular of <bellum, belli> war -- 5.259, 10.108
- bello
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <bellum, belli> war -- 4.42, 10.36
- bello
- noun, neuter; dative singular of <bellum, belli> war -- 1.87
- bellum
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <bellum, belli> war -- 4.22
- beluarum
- noun, feminine; genitive plural of <belua, beluae> wild animal, monster -- 6.282
- brachia
- noun, neuter; nominative plural of <brachium, brachi> lower arm -- 6.328
- caedes
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <caedes, caedis> murder -- 3.187
- caelestibus
- adjective; dative plural feminine of <caelestis, caelestis, caeleste> celestial -- 10.83
- caelo
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <caelum, caeli> sky, heavens -- 7.176
- caementorum
- noun, neuter; genitive plural of <caementum, caementi> quarry-stone -- 6.83
- campus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <campus, campi> plain, open field -- 6.34
- candida
- adjective; nominative singular feminine of <candidus, candida, candidum> clear -- 7.139
- canerent
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of <cano, canere, cecini, cantum> sing -- 1.11
- cano
- verb; 1st person singular present of <cano, canere, cecini, cantum> sing -- 10.7
- capere
- verb; infinitive of <capio, capere, cepi, captum> take, seize -- 4.192
- capti
- verb; perfect participle passive of <capio, capere, cepi, captum> take, seize -- 5.257
- carceris
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <carcer, carceris> prison, starting-place in a race-course -- 7.88
- carne
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <caro, carnis> meat -- 5.183
- caseo
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <caseus, casei> cheese -- 5.182
- casu
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <casus, casus> fall, misfortune, chance -- 1.36
- casus
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <casus, casus> fall, misfortune, chance -- 6.69, 10.73
- causa
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <causa, causae> cause, reason -- 3.158
- causam
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <causa, causae> cause, reason -- 4.102
- causas
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <causa, causae> cause, reason -- 5.246, 10.62
- cedunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum> go from, depart -- 7.174
- cernunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <cerno, cernere, crevi, certum> discern, see -- 5.42
- certabant
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect of <certo, certare, certavi, certatum> fight, contend -- 7.52
- certaque
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <certus, certa, certum> certain + conjunction <-que> and -- 1.162
- certo
- adjective; ablative singular masculine of <certus, certa, certum> certain -- 8.49
- certum
- adjective; accusative singular masculine of <certus, certa, certum> certain -- 5.196
- cervicalibus
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <cervical, cervicalis> pillow -- 9.185
- cetera
- adverb; <cetera> otherwise -- 6.214
- ceteris
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <ceteri, ceterae, cetera> other -- 9.117
- ceterorumque
- adjective; genitive plural neuter of <ceteri, ceterae, cetera> other + conjunction <-que> and -- 8.184
- circum
- preposition; <circum> around -- 4.61
- circumdat
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <circumdo, circumdare, circumdedi, circumdatum> surround -- 6.66
- circumferens
- verb; present participle nominative singular masculine of <circumfero, circumferre, circumtuli, circumlatum> carry around -- 2.88
- circumferre
- verb; infinitive of <circumfero, circumferre, circumtuli, circumlatum> carry around -- 9.186
- circumspectant
- verb; 3rd person plural present indicative of <circumspecto, circumspectare, circumspectavi, circumspectatum> look around -- 2.134
- citra
- preposition; <citra> on this side of, without -- 6.103
- civitates
- noun, feminine; nominative plural of <civitas, civitatis> state -- 4.136
- clamor
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <clamor, clamoris> shout -- 2.195
- clamore
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <clamor, clamoris> shout -- 2.147
- clientesque
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <cliens, clientis> retainer + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.64
- codicellos
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <codicelli, codicellorum> notebook -- 9.179
- cognationibusque
- noun, feminine; dative plural of <cognatio, cognationis> blood-relations, kindred + conjunction <-que> and -- 5.216
- cognitum
- adjective; accusative singular neuter of <cognitus, cognita, cognitum> known -- 4.193
- cognomento
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <cognomentum, cognomenti> surname -- 9.120
- cogunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum> collect, compel -- 5.234
- cohaerentibus
- ablative plural neuter of <cohaerens, cohaerentis> continuous, adjoining -- 6.53
- coierunt
- verb; 3rd person plural perfect of <coeo, coire, coivi, coitum> come together, be assembled -- 5.220
- colligebam
- verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <colligo, collegi, colligere, collectum> collect -- 8.222
- coloni
- noun, masculine; nominative plural of <colonus, coloni> farmer, settler -- 10.97
- colorum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <color, coloris> color -- 6.127
- coluisse
- verb; infinitive perfect of <colo, colere, colui, cultum> dwell in, cultivate -- 10.124
- coluit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <colo, colere, colui, cultum> dwell in, cultivate -- 9.86
- colunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <colo, colere, colui, cultum> dwell in, cultivate -- 6.27
- commercia
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <commercium, commerci> commerce -- 6.265
- commodius
- adjective; comparative accusative singular neuter of <commodus, commoda, commodum> used adverbially = complete, advantageous -- 4.137
- commovit
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <commoveo, commovere, commovi, commotum> move -- 2.144
- communicavi
- verb; 1st person singular perfect of <communico, communicare, communicavi, communicatum> communicate -- 8.254
- communicet
- verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <communico, communicare, communicavi, communicatum> communicate -- 4.166
- commutent
- verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <commuto, commutare, commutavi, commutatum> change, exchange -- 5.262
- computandi
- verb; genitive of gerund(ive) of <computo, computare, computavi, computatum> compute -- 9.159
- conabantur
- deponent verb; 3rd person plural imperfect passive of <conor, conari, conatus sum> attempt, aim -- 2.186
- conceditur
- verb; 3rd person singular present passive of <concedo, concedere, concessi, concessum> grant, allow -- 4.229
- concilium
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <concilium, concilii> council, assembly -- 4.226
- concurrit
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <concurro, concurrere, concurri, concursum> assemble, come together -- 3.159
- condendaeque
- verbal adjective; dative singular feminine of <condo, condere, condidi, conditum> found + conjunction <-que> and -- 1.68
- conderet
- verb; 3rd person singular subjunctive imperfect of <condo, condere, condidi, conditum> found -- 10.39
- condunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present indicative of <condo, condere, condidi, conditum> found -- 1.174
- conexis
- adjective; ablative plural neuter of <conexus, conexa, conexum> adjoining -- 6.51
- confirmari
- verb; infinitive passive of <confirmo, confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatum> make firm, strengthen -- 5.117
- coniciunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <conicio, conicere, conieci, coniectum> throw -- 2.154
- conloquium
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <conloquium, conloqui> conference -- 1.20
- consertum
- verb; nominative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of <consero, conserere, conserui, consertum> connect -- 6.206
- consilio
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <consilium, consilii> counsel -- 3.68
- consilium
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <consilium, consilii> counsel -- 4.191
- consistit
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <consisto, consistere, constiti, constitum> stand still, consist in -- 5.74, 5.184
- conspicit
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <conspicio, conspicere, conspexi, conspectum> perceive -- 7.194
- constitissent
- verb; 3rd person plural pluperfect subjunctive of <constituo, constituere, constitui, constitutum> decide -- 1.8
- constituunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <constituo, constituere, constitui, constitutum> decide -- 3.180, 3.200
- consuetudine
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <consuetudo, consuetudinis> custom, way of life -- 5.9, 5.256
- consul
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <consul, consulis> consul -- 7.79
- contentus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <contentus, contenta, contentum> content -- 9.26
- contineant
- verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <contineo, continere, continui, contentum> connect, maintain -- 5.323
- contra
- preposition; <contra> opposite, facing -- 10.100
- controversia
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <controversia, controversiae> controversy -- 3.194
- controversiis
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <controversia, controversiae> controversy -- 3.177
- copiisque
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <copia, copiae> abundance, wealth + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.57
- copiosus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <copiosus, copiosa, copiosum> rich -- 9.7
- cordis
- noun, neuter; genitive singular of <cor, cordis> heart -- 8.85
- corpora
- noun, neuter; nominative plural of <corpus, corporis> body -- 7.179
- corporis
- noun, neuter; genitive singular of <corpus, corporis> body -- 5.163, 8.164
- corpus
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <corpus, corporis> body -- 8.132
- crebro
- adverb; <crebro> frequently, often -- 8.215
- cremata
- verb; ablative singular feminine of perfect passive participle of <cremo, cremare, cremavi, crematum> burn -- 1.63
- cuius
- relative pronoun; genitive singular feminine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 5.144
- cultus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <cultus, cultus> care, culture -- 6.266
- cum
- conjunction; <cum> since, when -- 1.5, 2.5, 2.163, 2.189, 3.77, 3.274, 4.17, 5.324, 7.7, 8.73, 8.122, 8.128, 8.147, 9.189
- cum
- preposition; <cum> with -- 4.163, 5.328, 8.246
- cuncta
- adjective; nominative plural neuter of <cunctus, cuncta, cunctum> all -- 2.166
- cunctati
- deponent verb; 3rd person plural perfect of <cunctor, cunctari, cunctatus sum> hesitate -- 2.125
- cupiditas
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <cupiditas, cupiditatis> desire -- 5.305
- cupientes
- verb; nominative plural masculine of present participle of <cupio, cupere, cupivi, cupitum> desire -- 7.10
- cura
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <cura, curae> care -- 7.8
- cura
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <cura, curae> care -- 7.65
- curantes
- verb; nominative plural masculine of present participle of <curo, curare, curavi, curatum> care -- 7.5
- curiosissime
- adverb; superlative of <curiosus, curiosa, curiosum> diligent -- 9.165
- currus
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <currus, currus> chariot -- 7.96
- currus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <currus, currus> chariot -- 10.130
- cursum
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <cursus, cursus> course -- 9.164
- dant
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <do, dare, dedi, datum> give -- 7.12, 7.186
- data
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect subjunctive passive of <do, dare, dedi, datum> give -- 7.115
- data
- verb; ablative singular feminine of perfect participle passive of <do, dare, dedi, datum> give -- 1.92, 1.146
- data
- verb; nominative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of <do, dare, dedi, datum> give -- 7.197
- de
- preposition; <de> from, about -- 3.15, 3.118, 3.175, 3.190, 3.192, 4.149, 4.188, 4.221, 7.175, 9.124
- dea
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <dea, deae> goddess -- 10.134
- decernunt
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <decerno, decernere, decrevi, decretum> decide -- 3.197
- decreto
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <decretum, decreti> decision -- 3.215
- dedisti
- verb; 2nd person singular perfect of <do, dare, dedi, datum> give -- 8.69
- dedit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <do, dare, dedi, datum> give -- 2.46, 7.142
- dedita
- adjective; nominative singular feminine of <deditus, dedita, deditum> devoted, addicted -- 4.90
- deferat
- verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <defero, deferre, detuli, delatum> report -- 4.161
- defossa
- participle used as substantive; nominative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of <defodio, defossere, defodi, defossum> dig deep, hide -- 6.182
- deinde
- adverb; <deinde> then -- 1.29, 2.143
- delectationem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <delectatio, delectationis> pleasure, delight -- 6.106
- demigrant
- verb; 3rd person plural present indicative of <demigro, demigrare, demigravi, demigratum> withdraw -- 2.15
- deorum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <deus, dei> god -- 5.36
- deos
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <deus, dei> god -- 1.137, 10.42
- desiluit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <desilio, desilire, desilui, desultus> jump down -- 2.240
- desit
- verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <desum, deesse, defui> be lacking -- 6.204
- detracta
- verb; perfect participle passive of <detraho, detrahere, detraxi, detractum> take off, remove -- 6.277
- detrudere
- verb; infinitive of <detrudo, detrudere, detrusi, detrusum> dislodge -- 2.187
- deum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <deus, dei> god -- 10.70
- deus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <deus, dei> god -- 8.71
- devovet
- verb; 3rd person singular present, of <devoveo, devovere, devovi, devotum> devote -- 7.29
- dextra
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <dextra, dextrae> right hand -- 1.91
- diaconem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <diaco, diaconis> deacon -- 9.106, 9.123
- dialecticae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <dialectica, dialecticae> logic -- 9.139
- dicaculus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <dicaculus, dicacula, dicaculum> effusive -- 9.74
- dicant
- verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <dico, dicere, dixi, dictum> say, state, declare -- 3.91
- dicuntur
- verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <dico, dicere, dixi, dictum> say, state, declare -- 3.245
- didiceram
- verb; 1st person singular pluperfect of <disco, discere, didici, -> learn -- 8.30
- didicit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <disco, discere, didici, -> learn -- 9.44
- die
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <dies, diei> day -- 2.63
- dies
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <dies, diei> day -- 6.217
- differant
- verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <differo, differre, distuli, dilatum> differ -- 3.21
- differunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <differo, differre, distuli, dilatum> differ -- 5.10
- diligentius
- adverb; comparative of <diligenter> industriously -- 6.116
- discebat
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <disco, discere, didici, -> learn -- 9.157
- discenda
- verbal adjective; ablative singular feminine of <disco, discere, didici, -> learn -- 9.102
- disciplina
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <disciplina, disciplinae> discipline, education -- 3.258
- disciplinae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <disciplina, disciplinae> discipline, education -- 3.157
- disciplinis
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <disciplina, disciplinae> discipline, education -- 9.118
- discreti
- verb; nominative plural masculine perfect participle passive of <discerno, discernere, discrevi, discretum> separate, divide -- 6.28
- dissensionesque
- noun, feminine; nominative plural of <dissensio, dissensionis> dissension + conjunction <-que> and -- 5.310
- distinguuntur
- verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <distinguo, distinguere, distinxi, distinctum> divide, distinguish -- 6.232
- diutissime
- adverb; superlative of <diu> long -- 5.96
- diversi
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <diversus, diversa, diversum> contrary, diverse -- 6.30
- dives
- adjective; nominative singular feminine of <dives, divitis> rich -- 10.104
- divinis
- adjective; dative plural feminine of <divinus, divina, divinum> divine, sacred -- 3.136, 5.24
- docebant
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect of <doceo, docere, docui, doctum> teach -- 8.42
- doctissimum
- adjective; accusative singular masculine superlative of <doctus, docta, doctum> learned -- 9.131
- doctores
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <doctor, doctoris> teacher -- 9.88
- doctrinae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <doctrina, doctrinae> teaching -- 8.52
- dolens
- verb; nominative singular feminine of present participle of <doleo, dolere, dolui, dolitum> suffer, be angry -- 10.68
- domesticum
- adjective; accusative singular neuter of <domesticus, domestica, domesticum> domestic -- 1.138
- dominis
- noun, masculine; dative plural of <dominus, domini> lord, master -- 3.107
- domo
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <domus, domi> house -- 1.38, 1.65
- domum
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <domus, domi> house -- 6.64
- druides
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <druides, druidum> Druids -- 5.20
- druidibus
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <druides, druidum> Druids -- 4.126
- druidum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <druides, druidum> Druids -- 3.124
- ducem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <dux, ducis> leader -- 1.57
- ducemque
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <dux, ducis> leader + conjunction <-que> and -- 1.16
- duces
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <dux, ducis> leader -- 1.108
- duci
- verb; infinitive passive of <duco, ducere, duxi, ductum> lead, consider -- 10.158
- ducunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <duco, ducere, duxi, ductum> lead, consider -- 5.40
- dum
- conjunction; <dum> while -- 2.128, 10.38
- duo
- number; <duo, duae, duo> two -- 3.47
- duobus
- number; ablative plural neuter of <duo, duae, duo> two -- 3.120
- duritiae
- noun, feminine; dative singular of <duritia, duritiae> hardship -- 5.86
- e
- preposition; <ex> out of, from -- 7.94
- ea
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative plural neuter of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 3.271, 4.124
- ea
- demonstrative pronoun; nominative singular feminine of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 1.154
- eadem
- demonstrative pronoun; nominative plural neuter of <idem, eadem, idem> the same -- 3.102
- eam
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative singular feminine of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 4.101, 8.130, 8.148
- earumque
- demonstrative pronoun; genitive plural feminine of <is, ea, id> him, her, this + conjunction <-que> and -- 9.87
- edere
- verb; infinitive of <edo, edere, edidi, editum> give out -- 8.82
- ediscendae
- verb; genitive singular feminine gerund(ive) of <edisco, ediscere, edidici, -> learn, memorize -- 9.143
- ediscendis
- ablative plural feminine of gerund(ive) of <edisco, ediscere, edidici, -> learn, memorize -- 9.30
- ediscere
- verb; infinitive of <edisco, ediscere, edidici, -> learn, memorize -- 3.244
- edomito
- verb; ablative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of <edomo, edomare, edomui, edomitum> conquer, subdue -- 8.230
- effigiendis
- verb; ablative plural feminine of gerund(ive) of <effingo, effingere, effinxi, effictum> form -- 9.195
- ego
- pronoun; nominative singular of <ego> I -- 8.65
- eis
- demonstrative pronoun; ablative plural masculine of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 8.141
- eis
- demonstrative pronoun; dative plural neuter of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 8.232
- eius
- demonstrative pronoun; genitive singular feminine of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 5.242
- eius
- demonstrative pronoun; genitive singular masculine of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 6.161
- eligunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <eligo, elegere, elegi, electum> choose, select -- 6.274
- eloquentia
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <eloquentia, eloquentiae> eloquence -- 9.6
- emittat
- verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <emitto, emittere, emisi, emissum> send out -- 7.92
- enim
- conjunction; <enim> for, indeed -- 8.6, 8.41, 10.154
- enuntiabam
- verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <enuntio, enutiare, enuntiavi, enuntiatum> speak, express -- 8.237
- enuntiandarum
- verbal adjective; genitive plural feminine of <enuntio, enutiare, enuntiavi, enuntiatum> speak, express -- 8.252
- eo ipso
- demonstrative pronoun; ablative singular neuter of <is, ea, id> him, her, this + intensive pronoun <ipse, ipsa, ipsum> self -- 6.186
- eorum
- demonstrative pronoun; genitive plural masculine of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 3.37, 3.214, 4.52, 5.178
- eos
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative plural masculine of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 3.164, 3.230, 5.38, 8.160
- eosque
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative plural masculine of <is, ea, id> him, her, this + conjunction <-que> and -- 6.141, 6.310
- equitum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <eques, equitis> horseman, knight -- 3.126, 4.8
- eram
- verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 8.7, 8.16, 8.250
- erat
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 9.5, 9.71
- erroris
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <error, erroris> wandering -- 1.165
- esse
- verb; infinitive of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 1.56, 3.13, 3.269, 4.208, 7.199, 10.136
- essent
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 1.32, 8.220
- esset
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 7.68, 9.192
- est
- auxiliary verb; 3rd person singular present of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 3.10, 5.226
- est
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 3.123, 3.195, 3.231, 4.7, 4.18, 4.55, 4.86, 4.194, 5.147, 6.12
- et
- conjunction; <et> and -- 1.61, 1.79, 1.84, 2.146, 2.222, 3.19, 3.181, 4.183, 4.187, 5.43, 5.49, 5.51, 5.150, 5.155, 5.222, 6.52, 6.102, 6.137, 6.148, 6.165, 6.181, 6.241, 6.253, 6.276, 6.332, 7.153, 8.24, 8.27, 8.75, 8.78, 8.127, 8.137, 8.181, 8.187, 8.214, 9.8, 9.136, 9.138, 9.145, 9.147, 9.160, 9.175, 9.178, 10.21, 10.24, 10.35
- etiam
- adverb; <etiam> also, even -- 9.27, 9.73
- evocasse
- verb; perfect infinitive of <evoco, evocare, evocavi, evocatum> call forth, summon -- 1.18
- ex
- preposition; <ex> out of, from -- 2.13, 4.209, 5.307, 7.155, 8.162
- exercitus
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <exercitus, excercitus> army -- 1.110
- exin
- adverb; <exin> after that, then -- 7.138
- exissent
- verb; 3rd person plural pluperfect subjunctive of <exeo, exire, exii, exitum> go out, leave -- 1.44
- existimant
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <existimo, existimare, existimavi, existimatum> judge, consider -- 3.270
- existimantur
- verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <existimo, existimare, existimavi, existimatum> judge, consider -- 4.142
- exoritur
- deponent verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <exorior, exoriri, exortus sum> arise, appear -- 7.165
- expellant
- verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <expello, expellere, expuli, expulsum> drive out -- 5.278
- exprimente
- verb; ablative singular feminine of present participle of <exprimo, exprimere, expressi, expressum> express -- 6.244
- exprimere
- verb; infinitive of <exprimo, exprimere, expressi, expressum> express -- 9.14
- exquisitius
- adverb; comparative of <exquisitus, exquisita, exquisitum> exquisitely -- 6.260
- exspectabat
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum> wait for -- 7.105
- exspectant
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <exspecto, exspectare, exspectavi, exspectatum> wait for -- 7.77
- extendunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <extendo, extendere, extendi, extensum> extend -- 6.326
- exterior
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <exterior, exterioris> outer -- 6.284
- exuberans
- defective verb; nominative singular masculine of present participle of <exubero, exuberare, -, -> be abundant -- 9.9
- facinus
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <facinus, facinoris> crime -- 4.185
- facinus
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <facinus, facinoris> crime -- 3.185
- facta
- verb; nominative singular feminine of perfect participle passive of <facio, facere, feci, factum> do, make -- 3.188
- factam
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect passive indicative of <facio, facere, feci, factum> do, make -- 1.112
- factiones
- noun, feminine; nominative plural of <factio, factionis> faction -- 5.309
- facundus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <facundus, facunda, facundum> fluent, eloquent -- 9.70
- fallunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsum> deceive, elude -- 6.187
- falsis
- adjective; ablative plural masculine of <falsus, falsa, falsum> false -- 4.180
- fama
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <fama, famae> report, talk -- 4.156, 5.55
- famae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <fama, famae> report, talk -- 2.258
- farer
- deponent verb; 1st person singular imperfect subjunctive of <for, fari, fatus sum> talk -- 8.11
- fas
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <fas, -> right -- 3.268
- fata
- noun, neuter; nominative plural of <fatum, fati> fate, divine utterance -- 10.139
- fato
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <fatum, fati> fate, divine utterance -- 10.14
- faucibus
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <fauces, faucis> throat, entrance -- 7.95
- feminae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <femina, feminae> woman -- 5.130
- feminae
- noun, feminine; nominative plural of <femina, feminae> woman -- 6.305
- feminis
- noun, feminine; dative plural of <femina, feminae> woman -- 6.299
- ferarum
- noun, feminine; genitive plural of <fera, ferae> wild beast -- 6.254
- feras
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <fera, ferae> wild beast -- 6.275
- fere
- adverb; <fere> almost -- 3.174, 3.277, 4.25
- fertur
- verb; 3rd person singular present passive of <fero, ferre, tuli, latum> bear, carry -- 10.118
- ferunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <fero, ferre, tuli, latum> bear, carry -- 5.102
- fibula
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <fibula, fibulae> brooch -- 6.201
- fidei
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <fides, fidei> faith, pledge -- 2.263
- fidem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <fides, fidei> faith, pledge -- 1.93
- filia
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <filia, filiae> daughter -- 1.142
- filium
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <filius, filii> son -- 1.59
- fimo
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <fimus, fimi> dung -- 6.144
- fines
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <finis, finis> border, limit -- 5.198, 5.272
- finibus
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <finis, finis> border, limit -- 3.193
- finiendi
- verb; gerund(ive) genitive singular masculine of <finio, finire, finivi, finitum> finish, end -- 1.164
- finitimis
- adjective used as substantive; ablative plural masculine of <finitimus, finitima, finitimum> bordering, neighbor -- 4.153
- fiunt
- defective verb; 3rd person plural present of <fio, fieri> be made -- 8.179
- fluitante
- verb; ablative singular feminine of present participle of <fluito, fluitare, fluitavi, -> flow -- 6.234
- flumine
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <flumen, fluminis> river -- 2.226
- fluminibus
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <flumen, fluminis> river -- 5.153
- focum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <focus, foci> fire-place, hearth -- 6.219
- foedus
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <foedus, foederis> treaty -- 1.105, 1.141
- fons
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <fons, fontis> spring -- 6.32
- foras
- adverb; <foras> forth, out -- 7.144
- forte
- adjective; ablative singular masculine of <fortis, fortis, forte> strong -- 2.77
- fortuna
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <fortuna, fortunae> fortune -- 2.64
- fovetque
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum> warm, favor + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.144
- fragor
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <fragor, fragoris> crashing, noise -- 2.191
- frigora
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <frigus, frigoris> cold -- 5.289
- frigorum
- noun, neuter; genitive plural of <frigus, frigoris> cold -- 6.160
- frugibus
- noun, feminine; dative plural of <frux, frugis> fruit, produce -- 6.150
- fugiendisve
- verb; ablative plural feminine of present participle of <fugio, fugi> flee, avoid + conjunction <-ve> or -- 8.197
- fuisse
- verb; perfect infinitive of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 1.123
- fuisset
- verb; 3rd person singular past perfect subjunctive of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 2.50
- fuit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 10.94, 10.131
- futurae
- future participle; genitive singular feminine of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 1.94
- gemitibus
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <gemitus, gemitus> sign, groan -- 8.74
- genera
- noun, neuter; nominative plural of <genus, generis> kind, class -- 3.45
- generibus
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <genus, generis> kind, class -- 3.121
- generis
- noun, neuter; genitive singular of <genus, generis> kind, class -- 9.127
- gentibus
- noun, feminine; dative plural of <gens, gentis> race, clan -- 5.215, 10.135
- gentis
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <gens, gentis> race, clan -- 1.82
- gentium
- noun, feminine; genitive plural of <gens, gentis> race, clan -- 8.170
- genus
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <genus, generis> kind, class -- 7.43, 10.44
- genus
- noun, neuter; nominative singular <genus, generis> kind, class -- 4.6
- gerendi
- verb; gerund(ive) genitive singular neuter of <gero, gerere, gessi, gestum> bear, carry out, wear -- 5.260
- gerunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <gero, gerere, gessi, gestum> bear, carry out, wear -- 6.252
- gignit
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <gigno, genere, genui, genitum> generate, produce -- 6.289
- gradu
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <gradus, gradus> step -- 2.176
- grammatica
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <grammatica, grammaticae> grammar -- 9.103
- gratiam
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <gratia, gratiae> esteem, regard -- 4.75
- gravioribus
- adjective; ablative plural masculine of comparative of <gravis, gravis, grave> grave, serious -- 4.106
- gravissima
- adjective; nominative singular feminine of superlative of <gravis, gravis, grave> grave, serious -- 3.232
- habendis
- verb; ablative plural feminine of present participle of <habeo, habere, habui, habitum> have -- 8.195
- habent
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <habeo, habere, habui, habitum> have -- 4.143, 5.21, 5.135
- habet
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <habeo, habere, habui, habitum> have -- 4.65, 5.199
- habetur
- verb; 3rd person singular present passive of <habeo, habere, habui, habitum> have -- 3.59
- habitari
- verb; passive infinitive of <habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatum> inhabit -- 6.9
- habituram
- verb; accusative singular feminine of future participle active of <habeo, habere, habui, habitum> have -- 2.259
- habitus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <habitus, habitus> clothing, dress -- 6.302
- habuisse
- verb; perfect infinitive of <habeo, habere, habui, habitum> have -- 5.132
- habuit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <habeo, habere, habui, habitum> have -- 2.67, 9.133
- hac
- demonstrative pronoun; ablative singular feminine of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 5.8
- hae
- demonstrative pronoun; nominative plural feminine of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 3.22
- haec
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative plural neuter of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 2.220, 8.236
- haec
- demonstrative pronoun; nominative singular feminine of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 3.227
- haesissent
- verb; 3rd person plural pluperfect subjunctive of <haereo, haerere, haesi, haesurum> stick -- 2.168
- hanc
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative singular feminine of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 4.73
- heriditate
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <heriditas, heriditatis> heredity, inheritance -- 3.191
- hi
- demonstrative pronoun; nominative plural masculine of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 3.161, 4.16
- hic
- adverb; <hic> here, now -- 10.126, 10.129
- hiemis
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <hiems, hiemis> winter -- 6.147
- his
- demonstrative pronoun; ablative plural masculine of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 8.247
- his
- demonstrative pronoun; ablative plural neuter of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 3.119
- hoc
- demonstrative pronoun; ablative singular neuter of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 5.111, 9.181
- hoc
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 8.26, 8.139, 8.158
- hoc
- demonstrative pronoun; nominative singular neuter of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 10.132
- hominem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <homo, hominis> man, human -- 9.128
- homines
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <homo, hominis> man, human -- 4.116, 4.176
- homines
- noun, masculine; nominative plural of <homo, hominis> man, human -- 8.45
- hominum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <homo, hominis> man, human -- 3.38, 5.217
- honore
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <honos, honoris> honor, distinction -- 3.44, 3.165
- honoribus
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <honos, honoris> honor, distinction -- 9.93
- hos
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative plural masculine of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 3.101, 3.153
- hospitio
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <hospitium, hospitii> hospitality -- 1.125
- hostem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <hostis, hostis> enemy -- 2.152
- hostes
- noun, masculine; nominative plural of <hostis, hostis> enemy -- 2.6
- hostibus
- noun, masculine; dative plural of <hostis, hostis> enemy -- 2.45
- hostis
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <hostis, hostis> enemy -- 6.168
- humiliores
- adjective; accusative plural masculine comparative of <humilis, humilis, humile> low, small -- 5.276
- hunc
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative singular masculine of <hic, haec, hoc> there, this -- 2.223, 3.7
- iam
- adverb; <iam> already -- 2.184, 8.13, 10.141
- ibi
- adverb; <ibi> there, then -- 1.133, 3.241
- icta
- defective verb; nominative singular feminine of perfect participle passive of <icere, ici, ictum> strike -- 7.143
- ictum
- defective verb; 3rd person singular perfect passive indicative of <icere, ici, ictum> strike -- 1.106
- id
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <is, ea, id> him, her, this -- 2.60
- idem
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <idem, eadem, idem> the same -- 3.196
- ignem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <ignis, ignis> fire -- 6.221
- ignis
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <ignis, ignis> fire -- 6.70
- ignorantur
- verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <ignoro, ignorare, ignoravi, ignoratum> ignore, be unknown -- 6.184
- ignotum
- adjective; nominative singular neuter of <ignotus, ignota, ignotum> unknown -- 6.287
- illa
- demonstrative pronoun; ablative singular feminine of <ille, illa, illud> he, she, that -- 9.47
- illam
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative singular feminine of <ille, illa, illud> he, she, that -- 8.144
- illatas
- verb; accusative plural feminine of perfect participle passive of <infero, inferre, intuli, inlatum> introduce, produce -- 4.38
- ille
- demonstrative pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <ille, illa, illud> he, she, that -- 2.170, 10.20
- illi
- demonstrative pronoun; nominative plural masculine of <ille, illa, illud> he, she, that -- 3.134
- illinunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <illino, illere, illevi, illitum> spread over -- 6.117
- illius
- demonstrative pronoun; genitive singular feminine of <ille, illa, illud> he, she, that -- 10.127
- illo
- demonstrative pronoun; ablative singular masculine of <ille, illa, illud> he, she, that -- 2.62
- illos
- demonstrative pronoun; accusative plural masculine of <ille, illa, illud> he, she, that -- 6.86
- imitetur
- deponent verb; 3rd person singular subjunctive present of <imitor, imitare, imitatum> imitate, resemble -- 6.128
- immemores
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <immemor, immemoris> heedless -- 2.114
- immolant
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <immolo, immolare, immolavi, immolatum> sacrifice, immolate -- 4.117
- immolaturos
- verb; accusative plural masculine of future participle of <immolo, immolare, immolavi, immolatum> sacrifice, immolate -- 4.120
- impelli
- verb; passive infinitive of <impello, impellere, impuli, impulsum> drive, move -- 4.186
- impendit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <impendo, impendere, impendi, impensum> expend, devote -- 9.32
- imperitos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <imperitus, imperita, imperitum> inexperienced -- 4.179
- impertivit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <impertio, impertire, impertivi, impertitus> devote -- 9.149
- impetu
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <impetus, impetus> attack, charge -- 2.185
- impetum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <impetus, impetus> attack, charge -- 2.203
- impuberes
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <impubes, impuberis> youthful, chaste -- 5.97
- impulerit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <impello, impellere, impuli, impulsum> drive, move -- 10.80
- in
- preposition; <in> in, on -- 1.41, 1.124, 1.144, 2.11, 2.78, 2.150, 2.164, 2.238, 3.34, 3.89, 3.100, 3.108, 3.257, 3.275, 4.41, 4.109, 5.67, 5.70, 5.133, 5.152, 5.180, 5.212, 6.48, 6.323, 7.17, 7.38, 7.128, 8.193, 8.208, 8.231, 9.40, 9.101, 9.116, 9.182
- inchoatus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <incohatus, incohata, incohatum> begun -- 9.211
- incidit
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <incido, incidere, incidi,-> fall in, occur -- 4.23
- incipiant
- verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <incipio, incipere, incepi, inceptum> begin -- 2.133
- incolumis
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <incolumis, incolumis, incolume> unharmed -- 2.244
- increpare
- verb; present infinitive of <increpo, increpare, increpui, increpitum> scold, rebuke -- 2.100
- inde
- adverb; <inde> from that -- 1.104, 2.89, 7.195
- indicante
- verb; ablative singular masculine of present participle of <indico, indicare, indicavi, indicatum> indicate -- 8.190
- induperator
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <induperator, induperatoris> commander in chief, emperor -- 7.69
- infans
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <infans, infantis> infant -- 8.8
- infera
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <inferus, inferi> lower part -- 7.129
- inferrent
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of <infero, inferre, intuli, inlatum> introduce, produce -- 4.36
- inferretque
- verb; 3rd person singular subjunctive imperfect of <infero, inferre, intuli, inlatum> introduce, produce + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.41
- informi
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <informis, informis, informe> unshapely, hideous -- 6.101
- ingenti
- adjective; ablative singular masculine of <ingens, ingentis> great -- 2.173
- iniuria
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <iniuria, injuriae> wrong, harsh treatment -- 3.85
- iniurias
- noun, feminine; accusative plural <iniuria, injuriae> wrong, harsh treatment -- 4.35
- inquit
- defective verb; 3rd person singular present indicative of <inquam> say -- 2.216
- inscientia
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <inscientia, inscientiae> ignorance -- 6.73
- insignem
- adjective; accusative singular masculine of <insignis, insignis, insigne> distinguished -- 10.74
- instructae
- adjective; nominative plural feminine of <instructus, instructa, instructum> arranged, ready -- 1.6
- insuper
- adverb; <insuper> above, on top -- 6.143
- intecti
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <intectus, intecta, intectum> uncovered -- 6.215
- intellegere
- verb; infinitive of <intellego, intellegere, intellexi, intellectum> understand -- 9.57
- intentione
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <intentio, intentionis> effort -- 9.161
- inter
- preposition; <inter> between, among -- 1.14, 1.107, 1.109, 3.24, 5.100, 6.16, 8.248
- interdicunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <interdico, interdicere, interdixi, interdictum> prohibit -- 3.219
- interea
- adverb; <interea> in the meantime -- 7.124
- interpretantur
- deponent verb; 3rd person plural present of <interpretor, interpretari, interpretatus sum> interpret -- 3.144
- intersunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <intersum, interesse, interfui> lie between, concern -- 3.137
- intra
- preposition; <intra> within, during -- 5.126
- ipsam
- intensive pronoun; accusative singular feminine of <ipse, ipsa, ipsum> self -- 2.17
- ipse
- intensive pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <ipse, ipsa, ipsum> self -- 8.66
- ipsi
- intensive pronoun; nominative plural masculine of <ipse, ipsa, ipsum> self -- 4.34, 8.123
- irae
- noun, feminine; nominative plural of <ira, irae> anger -- 10.84
- iram
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <ira, irae> anger -- 10.32
- ita
- adverb; <ita> thus -- 2.235, 4.59, 6.119, 8.206, 9.43
- itaque
- adverb; <itaque> and also -- 3.253
- item
- adverb; <item> also -- 9.122
- iter
- noun, neuter; accusative singular <iter, itineris> way -- 2.43
- iudicaverunt
- verb; 3rd person plural perfect of <iudico, iudicare, iudicavi, iudicatum> decide -- 4.211
- iunctas
- adjective; accusative plural feminine of <iunctus, iuncta, iunctum> joined, united -- 6.18
- iura
- noun, neuter; nominative plural of <ius, iuris> right -- 3.105
- iuvantur
- verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutum> assist, help -- 5.47
- iuxta
- preposition; <iuxta> near -- 6.218
- jactatus
- verb; nominative singular masculine of perfect passive participle of <jacto, jactare, jactavi, jactatum> throw -- 10.23
- labor
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <labor, laboris> labor, effort -- 9.207
- labores
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <labor, laboris> labor, effort -- 10.79
- labori
- noun, masculine; dative singular of <labor, laboris> labor, effort -- 5.84
- laboris
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <labor, laboris> labor, effort -- 9.148
- lacertos
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <lacertus, lacerti> upper arm -- 6.330
- lacte
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <lac, lactis> milk -- 5.181
- laeso
- verb; perfect participle passive of <laedo, laedere, laesi, laesum> strike, offend -- 10.66
- laeva
- adjective; nominative singular feminine of <laevus, laeva, laevum> left -- 7.160
- latos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <latus, lata, latum> broad -- 5.271
- laudem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <laus, laudis> praise -- 5.103
- lecto
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <lectus, lecti> bed -- 9.183
- legibus
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <lex, legis> law -- 4.144
- liberales
- adjective; accusative plural feminine of <liberalis, liberalis, liberale> liberal -- 9.84
- libertatis
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <libertas, libertatis> liberty -- 2.113
- lineis
- adjective; dative plural masculine of <lineus, linea, lineum> flaxen -- 6.307
- lingua
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <lingua, linguae> tongue, language -- 9.50
- linguis
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <lingua, linguae> tongue, language -- 9.29
- liniamenta
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <liniamentum, liniamenti> line, designs -- 6.126
- litora
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <litus, litoris> shore -- 10.18
- litteras
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <littera, litterae> letter -- 8.56
- litteris
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <littera, litterae> letter -- 3.272, 3.283, 9.194
- loca
- noun, masculine; nominative plural of <locus, loci> place -- 6.115
- locant
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <loco, locare, locavi, locatus> place, arrange -- 6.46
- loci
- noun, masculine; nominative plural of <locus, loci> place -- 6.163
- locis
- noun, masculine; dative plural of <locus, loci> place -- 7.185, 8.211
- loco
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <locus, loci> place -- 3.60, 5.224
- locum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <locus, loci> place -- 1.70, 3.8
- locupletissimi
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of superlative of <locuples, locupletis> rich in lands, wealthy -- 6.230
- longe
- adverb; <longe> by far -- 7.157, 10.102
- loquens
- deponent verb; nominative singular masculine of present participle of <loquor, loqui, locutus sum> speak -- 8.15
- loqui
- deponent verb; infinitive of <loquor, loqui, locutus sum> speak -- 4.227, 8.29
- lux
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <lux, lucis> light -- 7.145
- maculis
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <macula, maculae> spot -- 6.280
- magis
- adverb; <magis> more -- 10.120
- magistratum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <magistratus, magistratus> magistrate -- 4.160
- magistratus
- noun, masculine; nominative plural of <magistratus, magistratus> magistrate -- 4.202, 5.209
- magna
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <magnus, magna, magnum> great, large -- 5.162, 7.6
- magni
- adjective; genitive singular neuter of <magnus, magna, magnum> great, large -- 7.112
- magnis
- adjective; ablative plural masculine of <magnus, magna, magnum> great, large -- 9.91
- magnitudine
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <magnitudo, magnitudinis> size -- 3.82
- magnoque
- adjective; ablative singular masculine of <magnus, magna, magnum> great, large + conjunction <-que> and -- 3.160
- magnum
- adjective; accusative singular masculine of <magnus, magna, magnum> great, large -- 3.240
- magnus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <magnus, magna, magnum> great, large -- 3.154
- maiores
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of comparative of <magnus, magna, magnum> great, large -- 8.44
- maiorque
- adjective; nominative singular feminine comparative of <magnus, magna, magnum> great, large + conjunction <-que> and -- 5.176
- mandare
- verb; infinitive of <mando, mandare, mandavi, mandatum> commit -- 3.273
- manicas
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <manicae, manicarum> long sleeves -- 6.324
- manum
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <manus, manus> hand -- 9.193
- mare
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <mare, maris> sea -- 6.288
- materia
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <materia, materiae> material -- 6.97
- matrimonium
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <matrimonium, matrimoni> marriage -- 1.145
- maximam
- adjective; accusative singular feminine superlative of <magnus, magna, magnum> great, large -- 5.99
- me
- pronoun; accusative singular of <ego> I -- 8.43
- mei
- pronoun; genitive singular neuter of <meus, mea, meum> my -- 8.86
- melius
- adverb; <melius> better -- 9.56
- membrorum
- noun, neuter; genitive plural of <membrum, membri> member -- 8.80, 8.185
- memini
- defective verb; 1st person singular perfect of <memini> remember -- 8.25
- memora
- verb; 2nd person singular imperative of <memoro, memorare, memoravi, memoratus> relate, tell -- 10.63
- memorem
- adjective; accusative singular feminine of <memor, memoris> mindful, remembering -- 10.29
- memoria
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <memoria, memoriae> memory, remembrance -- 8.114
- mente
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <mens, mentis> mind -- 8.67
- meus
- pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <meus, mea, meum> my -- 8.72
- mihi
- pronoun; dative singular of <ego> I -- 8.47, 8.70, 10.61
- militaris
- adjective; genitive singular feminine of <militaris, militaris, militare> military -- 5.73
- militem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <miles, militis> soldier -- 2.224
- minaciter
- adverb; <minaciter> threateningly -- 2.91
- minus
- adverb; <minus> less -- 2.171
- mittere
- verb; infinitive of <mitto, mittere, misi, missum> send, give -- 7.81
- modi
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <modus, modi> kind -- 6.162
- modum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <modus, modi> kind -- 5.195
- moenia
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <moenia, moenium> walls -- 10.51
- molliunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <mollio, mollire, mollivi, mollitum> moderate, soften -- 6.164
- monte
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <mons, montis> mountain -- 7.18
- morbis
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <morbus, morbi> illness -- 4.107
- morem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <mos, moris> custom -- 6.50
- moribus
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <mos, moris> custom -- 3.18
- mortales
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <mortalis, mortalis, mortale> mortal -- 1.31
- motibus
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <motus, motus> movement -- 8.81
- motu
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <motus, motus> movement -- 8.163
- movebant
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect of <moveo, movere, movi, motus> move -- 8.135
- mox
- adverb; <mox> soon -- 7.91
- multa
- adjective; accusative plural neuter of <multus, multa, multum> many -- 10.33
- multas
- adjective; accusative plural feminine of <multus, multa, multum> many -- 5.244
- multisque
- adjective; dative plural neuter of <multus, multa, multum> many + conjunction <-que> and -- 2.241
- multitudinem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <multitudo, multitudinis> multitude -- 1.54
- multitudini
- noun, feminine; dative singular of <multitudo, multitudinis> multitude -- 4.212
- multo
- adjective; ablative singular masculine of <multus, multa, multum> many -- 6.142
- multum
- adverb; <multum> greatly -- 5.6, 10.19
- munimentum
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <munimentum, munimenti> defence -- 2.61
- muris
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <murus, muri> wall -- 2.28
- nam
- conjunction; <nam> for -- 3.55, 3.173, 5.18
- nascuntur
- deponent verb; 3rd person plural present of <nascor, nasci, natus sum> be produced, arise -- 5.311
- natio
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <natio, nationis> nation -- 4.85
- nationes
- noun, feminine; nominative plural of <natio, nationis> nation -- 3.23
- naturalibus
- adjective; ablative plural neuter of <naturalis, naturalis, naturale> natural -- 8.168
- ne
- adverb; <ne> not -- 5.54, 6.82
- ne
- conjunction; <ne> so that not -- 5.254, 5.270, 5.286, 5.301, 6.13
- nec
- adverb; <nec> neither ... nor -- 6.297, 8.97, 8.102, 9.22
- neglegenter
- adverb; <neglegenter> carelessly -- 6.258
- nemus
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <nemus, nemoris> grove -- 6.36
- neque
- adverb; <neque> neither ... nor -- 2.169, 3.267, 5.19, 5.26, 5.192
- nervosque
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <nervus, nervi> muscle + conjunction <-que> and -- 5.116
- neve
- conjunction; <neve> and not, nor -- 4.162
- ni
- conjunction; <ni> if not, unless -- 2.47
- nihil
- noun; indeclinable <nihil> nothing -- 3.62
- nisi
- conjunction; <nisi> if not, unless -- 4.224, 6.303
- nobilibus
- adjective; dative plural masculine of <nobilis, nobilis, nobile> famous, noble -- 3.92
- nobilitatem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <nobilitas, nobilitatis> renown -- 1.80
- noctis
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <nox, noctis> night -- 7.130
- nomine
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <nomen, nominis> name -- 1.184
- non
- adverb; <non> not -- 3.11, 3.216, 4.228, 5.174, 6.47, 6.233, 6.325, 8.5, 8.10, 8.40
- nonnulli
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <nonnullus, nonulla, nonullum> some -- 3.255
- nostrum
- possessive pronoun; accusative singular masculine of <noster, nostra, nostrum> our -- 6.49
- notitiam
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <notitia, notitiae> familiarity, carnal knowledge -- 5.131
- notum
- verb; nominative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of <nosco, noscere, novi, notum> be acquainted with, get to know -- 6.11
- noverunt
- verb; 3rd person plural perfect of <nosco, noscere, novi, notum> be acquainted with, get to know -- 4.77
- nuda
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <nudus, nuda, nudum> bare, naked -- 5.165
- nudae
- adjective; nominative plural feminine of <nudus, nuda, nudum> bare, naked -- 6.327
- nulla
- adjective; nominative singular feminine of <nullus, nulla, nullum> no, none -- 5.146
- nullas
- adjective; accusative plural feminine of <nullus, nulla, nullum> no, none -- 6.5
- nullo
- adjective; ablative singular neuter of <nullus, nulla, nullum> no, none -- 3.66
- nullus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <nullus, nulla, nullum> no, none -- 6.263
- numero
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <numerus, numeri> class, number, repute -- 3.42, 5.37
- numerum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <numerus, numeri> class, number, repute -- 3.242
- numerus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <numerus, numeri> class, number, repute -- 3.156
- numine
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <numen, numinis> authority -- 10.65
- nunc
- adverb; <nunc> now -- 2.96, 2.99
- nutu
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <nutus, nutus> nod, expression -- 8.182
- ob
- preposition; <ob> because of -- 4.100, 10.31
- obiecto
- verb; ablative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of <obicio, obicere, obieci, obiectum> oppose -- 2.31
- obiecto
- verb; ablative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of <obicio, obicere, obieci, obiectum> oppose -- 2.165
- obstinatus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <obstinatus, obstinata, obstinatum> obstinate -- 2.172
- obtineret
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of <obtineo, obtinere, obtenui, obtentum> hold -- 2.175
- occultant
- 3rd person plural present of <occulto, occultare, occultavi, occultatum> conceal -- 4.206
- occultatio
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <occultatio, occultationis> secrecy -- 5.148
- oculorum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <oculus, oculi> eye -- 8.183
- oculos
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <oculus, oculi> eye -- 2.92
- olim
- adverb; <olim> some day -- 10.161
- omnes
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 2.101
- omnes
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 4.40, 7.84
- omni
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 3.35
- omnia
- adjective used as substantive; accusative plural neuter of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 6.99
- omnia
- adjective; accusative plural neuter of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 8.101
- omnia
- adjective; nominative plural neuter of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 3.103
- omnibus
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 3.176, 10.121
- omnibus
- adjective; ablative plural neuter of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 8.105
- omnibus
- adjective; dative plural masculine of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 6.199, 7.64
- omnis
- adjective; nominative singular feminine of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 4.87, 5.66
- omnium
- adjective; genitive plural feminine of <omnis, omnis, omne> all -- 8.169
- onerant
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <onero, onerare, oneravi, oneratum> load, burden -- 6.145
- operam
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <opera, operae> work, service, attention -- 7.13, 9.31
- operis
- noun, neuter; genitive singular of <opus, operis> work -- 2.199
- opes
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <ops, opis> assistance, wealth, resources -- 5.327
- opibus
- noun, feminine; dative plural of <ops, opis> assistance, wealth, resources -- 5.46
- oppidum
- noun, neuter; accusative singular <oppidum, oppidi> city -- 1.173
- oppugnatum
- verb; perfect participle passive of <oppugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatum> overthrow -- 2.116
- opum
- noun, feminine; genitive plural of <ops, opis> assistance, wealth, resources -- 10.105
- ora
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <ora, orae> mouth, boundary, coast -- 7.108
- orare
- verb; infinitive of <oro, orare, oravi, oratum> speak -- 9.51
- oras
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <ora, orae> mouth, boundary, coast -- 7.89
- ordine
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <ordo, ordinis> order -- 8.51
- ore
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <os, oris> mouth -- 8.234
- oriatur
- deponent verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <orior, oriri, ortus sum> arise -- 5.303
- oris
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <ora, orae> mouth, boundary, coast -- 10.12
- ostendere
- verb; infinitive of <ostendo, ostendere, ostendi, ostentum> show, point out -- 8.150
- ostia
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <ostium, ostii> mouth, entrance -- 10.103
- paci
- noun, feminine; dative singular of <pax, pacis> peace -- 1.89
- paene
- adverb; <paene> almost -- 2.44, 3.57
- parare
- verb; present infinitive of <paro, parare, paravi, paratum> prepare, obtain -- 5.273
- paratum
- verb; accusative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of <paro, parare, paravi, paratum> prepare, obtain -- 1.90
- pareretur
- verb; 3rd person singular subjunctive imperfect passive of <pareo, parere, parui, -> comply -- 8.89
- pars
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <pars, partis> part -- 5.177, 6.334
- parte
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <pars, partis> part -- 5.164
- partemque
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <pars, partis> part + conjunction <-que> and -- 6.320
- parum
- adverb; <parum> too little -- 9.205
- parvis
- adjective; ablative plural neuter of <parvus, parva, parvum> small -- 5.158
- parvulis
- adjective used as substantive; ablative plural masculine of <parvulus, parvula, parvulum> childhood -- 5.83
- passus
- deponent verb; nominative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of <patior, pati, passus sum> suffer, endure -- 10.37
- pater
- noun, masculine; vocative singular of <pater, patris> father -- 2.215
- patet
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <pateo, patere, patui, -> lie open, be exposed -- 6.336
- pati
- deponent verb; infinitive passive of <patior, pati, passus sum> suffer, endure -- 6.14
- patres
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <pater, patris> father -- 10.48
- patria
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <patrius, patria, patrium> paternal -- 9.49
- patria
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <patria, patriae> fatherland -- 1.64
- patrio
- adjective; ablative singular masculine of <patrius, patria, patrium> paternal -- 9.23
- paulatim
- adverb; <paulatim> gradually -- 8.221
- paulo
- adverb; <paulo> little -- 8.54
- pavore
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <pavor, pavoris> fear, dread -- 2.201
- pectoris
- noun, neuter; genitive singular of <pectus, pectoris> breast -- 6.335
- pecuniae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <pecunia, pecuniae> money -- 5.304
- pelles
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <pellis, pellis> skin, hide -- 6.255
- pellibus
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <pellis, pellis> skin, hide -- 5.156
- pellibusque
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <pellis, pellis> skin, hide + conjunction <-que> and -- 6.281
- penates
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <Penates, Penatium> household gods -- 1.136
- pensabam
- verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <penso, pensare, pensavi, pensatus> weigh, ponder -- 8.113
- per
- preposition; <per> through, by -- 3.64, 4.225, 6.264, 8.235
- percunctatum
- deponent verb; 3rd person perfect passive indicative of <percunctor, percunctari, percunctatus sum> inquire -- 1.28
- peregrinis
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <peregrinus, peregrini> foreign -- 9.28
- perfecti
- adjective; genitive singular neuter of <perfectus, perfecta, perfectum> complete -- 2.198
- periculisque
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <periculum, periculi> danger + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.111
- perluntur
- verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <perluo, perluere, perlui, perlutum> wash, bathe -- 5.154
- permanent
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <permaneo, permanere, permansi, permansum> stay, continue -- 3.259
- permanserunt
- verb; 3rd person plural perfect of <permaneo, permanere, permansi, permansum> stay, continue -- 5.98
- perventum
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect passive of <pervenio, pervenire, perveni, perventum> arrive, reach -- 3.9
- petendis
- verbal adjective; ablative plural feminine of <peto, petere, petivi, petitum> seek -- 8.194
- pictis
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <pictus, picta, pictum> painted -- 7.93
- picturam
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <pictura, picturae> painting -- 6.124
- pietate
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <pietas, pietatis> piety -- 10.75
- placuit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <placeo, placere, placui, placitum> please -- 6.37
- plebem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <plebs, plebis> common people -- 5.322
- plebes
- noun, feminine; nominative plural of <plebs, plebis> common people -- 3.56
- plerique
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <plerusque, pleraeque, pleraque> most, the majority -- 3.76
- plurimos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of superlative of <multus, multa, multum> many -- 4.60
- plurimum
- adjective used as substantive; accusative singular neuter superlative of <multus, multa, multum> many -- 9.144
- plurimum
- adverb; <plurimum> very much, especially -- 9.89
- plus
- adjective used as substantive; accusative singular neuter of <plus> more -- 2.257
- poena
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <poena, poenae> punishment, penalty -- 3.228
- poenasque
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <poena, poenae> punishment, penalty + conjunction <-que> and -- 3.199
- pons
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <pons, pontis> bridge -- 2.41
- pontem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <pons, pontis> bridge -- 2.174
- pontis
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <pons, pontis> bridge -- 2.80, 2.193
- populatur
- deponent verb; 3rd person singular present passive of <populor, populari, populatus sum> devastate, plunder -- 6.171
- populis
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <populus, populi> people -- 6.7
- populus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <populus, populi> people -- 3.213, 7.106
- posita
- verb; accusative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of <pono, ponere, posui, positum> place, situate -- 8.213
- positus
- verb; nominative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of <pono, ponere, posui, positum> place, situate -- 2.76
- possessionibus
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <possessio, possessionis> possession -- 5.277
- post
- adverb; <post> after -- 5.231, 8.31, 8.55
- posteros
- adjective used as substantive; accusative plural masculine of <posteri, posterae, postera> future generations -- 2.261
- posthabita
- verb; ablative singular feminine of perfect passive participle of <posthabeo, posthabere, posthabui, posthabitum> place after, esteem less -- 10.123
- postquam
- conjunction; <postquam> after -- 1.52
- potentiamque
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <potentia, potentiae> power + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.76
- potentioresque
- adjective used as substantive; nominative plural masculine comparative of <potens, potentis> powerful + conjunction <-que> and -- 5.275
- potentiorum
- adjective used as substantive; genitive plural masculine of comparative of <potens, potentis> powerful -- 3.86
- potentissimis
- adjective; dative plural masculine superlative of <potens, potentis> powerful -- 5.329
- poterat
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <possum, posse, potui> be able -- 9.60
- poteratque
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <possum, posse, potui> be able + conjunction <-que> and -- 9.10
- praebentes
- verb; nominative plural masculine present participle of <praebeo, praebere, praebui, praebitus> offer, provide -- 8.46
- praeceptorem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <praeceptor, praeceptoris> teacher -- 9.132
- praecipue
- adverb; <praecipue> chiefly -- 9.140
- praemia
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <praemium, praemii> reward -- 3.198
- praepes
- adjective; nominative singular feminine of <praepes, praepetis> of good omen, favorable -- 7.159
- praepetibus
- adjective; dative plural masculine of <praepes, praepetis> of good omen, favorable -- 7.182
- praeposterus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <praeposterus, praepostera, praeposterum> unseasonable -- 9.208
- praesidiis
- noun, neuter; dative plural of <praesidium, praesidii> guard -- 2.19
- praesint
- verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <praesum, praesse, praefui> have charge of, preside over -- 5.25
- precor
- deponent verb; 1st person singular present indicative of <precor, precari, precatus sum> pray -- 2.219
- premuntur
- verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <premo, pemere, pressi, pressum> press, oppress -- 3.87
- primores
- adjective used as substantive; accusative plural masculine of <primoris, primoris, primore> chieftain, leader -- 1.15
- primus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <primus, prima, primum> first -- 10.10
- principes
- noun, masculine; nominative plural of <princeps, principis> chief -- 5.211
- priusquam
- adverb; <priusquam> before -- 1.9
- privata
- adjective; accusative plural neuter of <privatus, privata, privatum> private, individual -- 3.141
- privatisque
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <privatus, privata, privatum> private, individual + conjunction <-que> and -- 3.179, 3.280
- privatus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <privatus, privata, privatum> private, individual -- 3.211
- pro
- preposition; <pro> for, before -- 2.8, 4.114
- proceres
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <procer, proceris> nobleman -- 2.94
- processisse
- verb; perfect infinitive of <procedo, procedere, processi, processum> advance -- 1.12
- procurant
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <procuro, procurare, procuravi, procuratum> take care of -- 3.142
- produnt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <prodo, prodere, prodidi, proditum> put forth, make known -- 4.213
- proeliis
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <proelium, proelii> battle -- 4.110
- proelium
- noun, neuter; accusative singular <proelium, proelii> battle -- 2.132
- profecti
- deponent verb; nominative plural masculine of perfect participle passive of <proficiscor, proficisci, profectus sum> set out -- 1.37
- profugos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <profugus, profuga, profugum> fugitive -- 1.66
- profugus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <profugus, profuga, profugum> fugitive -- 10.15
- progeniem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <progenies, -> offspring, race -- 10.152
- promiscue
- adverb; <promiscue> promiscuous -- 5.151
- pronuntiare
- verb; infinitive of <pronuntio, pronuntiare, pronuntiavi, pronuntiatum> pronounce -- 9.59
- propitio
- adjective; ablative singular neuter of <propitius, propitia, propitium> propitious -- 2.225
- proponere
- verb; infinitive of <propono, proponere, proposui, propositum> point out, set forth -- 3.26
- proprios
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <proprius, propria, proprium> proper, own -- 5.200
- propritim
- adverb; <propritim> as one's own -- 7.200
- propulsarent
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of <propulso, propulsare, propulsatus, -> ward off, repulse -- 4.39
- provocare
- verb; present infinitive of <provoco, provocare, provocavi, provocatum> challenge -- 2.98
- proxima
- adjective; nominative singular feminine superlative of <prope> near -- 6.333
- proximi
- adjective; nominative plural masculine of <proximus, proxima, proximum> next to -- 6.256
- publica
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <publicus, publica, publicum> public -- 4.151, 4.223
- publica
- adjective; accusative plural neuter of <publicus, publica, publicum> public -- 3.139
- publicam
- adjective; accusative singular feminine of <publicus, publica, publicum> public -- 4.140
- publicis
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <publicus, publica, publicum> public -- 3.178, 3.279
- publico
- adjective; ablative singular neuter of <publicus, publica, publicum> public -- 1.139
- pudor
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <pudor, pudoris> shame -- 2.142
- puer
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <puer, pueri> boy -- 8.14
- pulcher
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum> beautiful, excellent -- 7.37
- pulcherruma
- adjective; nominative singular feminine superlative of <pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum> beautiful, excellent -- 7.158
- pulchrisque
- adjective; dative plural masculine of <pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum> beautiful, excellent + conjunction <-que> and -- 7.184
- pura
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <purus, pura, purum> pure -- 6.120
- purpura
- ablative singular feminine of <purpura, purpurae> purple, purple cloth -- 6.311
- putant
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <puto, putare, putavi, putatum> think -- 5.118
- qua
- indefinite pronoun; ablative singular feminine of <quis, quis, quid> someone, anything -- 10.138
- qua
- indefinite pronoun; nominative singular feminine of <qui, qua(e), quod> some, any -- 5.302
- qua
- relative pronoun; ablative singular feminine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 5.306
- quae
- relative pronoun; accusative plural neuter of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 4.203, 8.99
- quae
- relative pronoun; nominative plural feminine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 4.135
- quae
- relative pronoun; nominative plural neuter of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 2.162, 3.106, 8.178
- quae
- relative pronoun; nominative singular feminine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 3.61, 10.162
- quaedam
- indefinite pronoun; nominative plural neuter of <quidam, quaedam, quoddam> a certain, some -- 6.114
- quaeque
- relative pronoun; accusative plural neuter of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.207
- quaerenda
- verbal adjective; nominative plural neuter of <quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum> look for, search -- 6.189
- quaerentes
- verb; nominative plural masculine of present participle of <quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum> look for, search -- 1.40
- quaerere
- verb; infinitive of <quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum> look for, search -- 1.71
- quaerit
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <quaero, quaerere, quaesivi, quaesitum> look for, search -- 7.40
- quam
- adverb used as conjunction; <quam> than -- 2.262, 6.300, 9.58
- quam
- relative pronoun; accusative singular feminine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 7.90, 10.116
- quando
- adverb; <quando> ever, at some time -- 6.167
- quantum
- adverb; <quantum> as much -- 5.221
- quarum
- relative pronoun; genitive plural feminine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 8.217
- quas
- relative pronoun; accusative plural feminine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 6.283
- quattuor
- number; <quattuor> four -- 7.178
- quem
- relative pronoun; accusative singular masculine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 8.68, 9.135
- qui
- indefinite pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <qui, qua(e), quod> some, any -- 3.209
- qui
- interrogative pronoun; nominative plural masculine of <quis, quis, quid> who, what -- 1.30
- qui
- relative pronoun; nominative plural masculine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 3.39, 4.103, 5.22, 5.95, 5.218
- qui
- relative pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 2.75, 8.9, 10.9
- quia
- conjunction; <quia> because -- 6.158
- quibus
- relative pronoun; ablative plural neuter of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 8.103
- quibus
- relative pronoun; dative plural feminine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 9.41
- quibus
- relative pronoun; dative plural masculine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 6.262
- quicquid
- indefinite pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <quisquis, quaeque, quicquid> whoever, whatever -- 9.11
- quid
- indefinite pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <quis, quis, quid> someone, anything -- 4.148
- quid
- indefinite pronoun; nominative singular neuter of <quis, quis, quid> someone, anything -- 3.183
- quidem
- adverb; <quidem> in fact, even -- 5.56, 6.15, 6.84, 9.69
- quidve
- interrogative pronoun; accusative singular neuter of <quis, quis, quid> who, what + conjunction <-ve> or -- 1.39, 10.67
- quique
- relative pronoun; nominative plural masculine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.108
- quis
- indefinite pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <quis, quis, quid> someone, anything -- 4.147
- quisquam
- indefinite pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <quisquis, quaeque, quicquid> whoever, whatever -- 5.193
- quisque
- indefinite pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <quisque, quaeque, quodque> everyone -- 2.10, 4.54, 5.326, 6.63
- quo
- adverb; <quo> what -- 1.35
- quo
- indefinite pronoun; ablative singular masculine of <quis, quis, quid> someone, anything -- 4.164
- quo
- interrogative pronoun; ablative singular masculine of <qui, quae, quod> which, what -- 5.223
- quo
- interrogative pronoun; ablative singular neuter of <qui, quae, quod> which, what -- 10.64
- quo
- interrogative pronoun; ablative singular neuter of <quis, quis, quid> who, what -- 3.20
- quod
- conjunction; <quod> that, because -- 4.174, 5.149, 6.304, 8.145
- quod
- relative pronoun; nominative singular neuter of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 4.24, 6.188
- quom
- conjunction; <quom> when -- 7.80
- quoniam
- conjunction; <quoniam> since -- 3.5
- quoque
- adverb; <quoque> also -- 10.34
- quorum
- relative pronoun; genitive plural masculine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 5.44
- quos
- relative pronoun; accusative plural masculine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 5.41, 8.249
- quotannis
- adverb; <quotannis> yearly -- 4.29
- radiis
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <radius, radii> rod, beam -- 7.141
- rationibus
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <ratio, rationis> account, affair -- 3.281
- re
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <res, rei> thing, matter -- 4.150, 4.222, 5.308
- rebus
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <res, rei> thing, matter -- 3.278, 4.190, 5.136, 7.110, 8.198
- rebus
- noun, feminine; dative plural of <res, rei> thing, matter -- 3.135, 5.23
- receptaculum
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <receptaculum, receptaculi> receptacle, storage place -- 6.149
- recessit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <recedo, recedere, recessi, recessum> retire, withdraw -- 7.127
- regina
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <regina, reginae> queen -- 10.69
- regni
- noun, neuter; genitive singular of <regnum, regni> kingship, supreme power -- 7.11, 7.116, 7.202
- regnum
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <regnum, regni> kingship, supreme power -- 10.133
- regum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <rex, regis> king -- 2.110
- rei
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <res, rei> thing, matter -- 5.72, 5.145, 5.243
- reiciendis
- verb; ablative plural feminine of present participle of <reicio, reicere, rejeci, rejectum> push back, reject -- 8.196
- religiones
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <religio, religionis> religious practice -- 3.143
- religionibus
- noun, feminine; dative plural of <religio, religionis> religious practice -- 4.91
- reliquis
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <reliquus, reliqua, reliquum> remaining, rest -- 3.276
- reliquos
- adjective used as substantive; accusative plural masculine of <reliquus, reliqua, reliquum> remaining, rest -- 5.53
- rem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <res, rei> thing, matter -- 2.255, 4.139, 8.125, 8.143
- remedium
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <remedium, remedii> remedy, assistance -- 6.71
- renonum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <reno, renonis> deer-skin -- 5.159
- rerum
- noun, feminine; genitive plural of <res, rei> thing, matter -- 8.218
- res
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <res, rei> thing, matter -- 1.155
- reste
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <restis, restis> undergarment -- 6.231
- rethoricae
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <rhetorica, rhetoricae> rhetoric -- 9.137
- rigorem
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <rigor, rigoris> rigor -- 6.159
- rimabatur
- deponent verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <rimor, rimari, rimatus sum> search, explore -- 9.166
- ripae
- noun, feminine; dative singular of <ripa, ripae> river-bank -- 6.257
- rumore
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <rumor, rumoris> murmur, rumor -- 4.154
- rumoribus
- noun, masculine; ablative plural of <rumor, rumoris> murmur, rumor -- 4.181
- rupti
- verb; genitive singular masculine of perfect participle passive of <rumpo, rumpere, rupi, ruptus> break -- 2.192
- sacrificia
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <sacrificium, sacrifici> sacrifice -- 3.138, 4.125
- sacrificiis
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <sacrificium, sacrifici> sacrifice -- 3.218, 5.27
- saepe
- adverb; <saepe> often -- 4.175
- saepiunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present indicative of <saepio, saepire, saepsi, saeptum> surround -- 2.18
- saepius
- adverb; comparative of <saepe> often -- 6.306
- saevae
- adjective; genitive singular feminine of <saevus, saeva, saevum> fierce, cruel -- 10.28
- sagaci
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <sagax, sagacis> keen, sagacious -- 9.162
- sagum
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <sagum, sagi> rough mantle -- 6.200
- salutationem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <salutatio, salutationis> saluting -- 1.111
- sancta
- adjective; nominative plural neuter of <sanctus, sancta, sanctum> holy -- 7.180
- sancte
- adjective; vocative singular masculine of <sanctus, sancta, sanctum> holy -- 2.218
- sanctum
- verb; accusative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of <sancio, sancire, sanxi, sanctum> enact -- 4.145
- sanguine
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <sanguis, sanguinis> blood -- 10.157
- sanxisse
- verb; perfect infinitive of <sancio, sancire, sanxi, sanctum> enact -- 1.96
- satis
- adverb; <satis> adequately, sufficiently -- 6.10
- scamna
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <scamnum, scamni> bench, seat -- 7.204
- scribere
- verb; infinitive of <scribo, scribere, scripsi, scriptum> write -- 9.176
- scuto
- noun, neuter; ablative singular of <scutum, scuti> shield -- 2.167
- se
- reflexive pronoun; ablative of <sui> self -- 2.9
- se
- reflexive pronoun; accusative of <sui> self -- 3.65, 4.62, 4.119, 6.17, 7.28, 7.140
- secundam
- adjective; accusative singular feminine of <secundus, secunda, secundum> second, favorable -- 7.31
- secundum
- preposition; <secundum> following -- 8.129
- sed
- conjunction; <sed> but -- 3.117, 5.208, 6.239, 6.331, 8.12, 8.64, 9.204, 10.153
- sede
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <sedes, sedis> seat, habitation -- 1.163
- sedem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <sedes, sedis> seat, habitation -- 1.67
- sedes
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <sedes, sedis> seat, habitation -- 6.19
- senem
- adjective; accusative singular masculine of <senex, senis> aged -- 9.107
- sensa
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <sensa, sensorum> ideas -- 8.84
- sententiis
- noun, feminine; dative plural of <sententia, sententiae> sentence -- 8.210
- sermone
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <sermo, sermonis> language -- 9.25
- sero
- adverb; <sero> too late -- 9.210
- servat
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <servo, servare, servavi, servatum> guard, keep, watch -- 7.34, 7.42
- servitia
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <servitium, servitii> servitude -- 2.109
- servitutem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <servitus, servitutis> servitude, slavery -- 3.90
- servorum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <servus, servi> slave -- 3.58
- servos
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <servus, servi> slave -- 3.109
- sese
- reflexive pronoun; accusative of <sui> self -- 3.25, 3.88, 7.183
- si
- conjunction; <si> if -- 3.182, 3.186, 3.189, 3.208, 4.146, 6.166, 6.203, 10.137
- sibi
- reflexive pronoun; dative of <sui> self -- 7.196
- sic
- adverb; <sic> so, thus -- 2.236, 7.104, 8.245
- sicut
- adverb; <sicut> as, like -- 6.235, 8.53
- siderum
- noun, neuter; genitive plural of <sidus, sideris> constellation, heavenly body -- 9.163
- signa
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <signum, signi> sign -- 8.253
- signa
- noun, neuter; nominative plural of <signum, signi> sign -- 1.10, 8.219
- signis
- noun, neuter; dative plural of <signum, signi> sign -- 8.233
- signum
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <signum, signi> sign -- 7.82
- simul
- adverb; <simul> at the same time -- 2.190, 2.194, 7.14, 7.154, 7.163
- sinant
- verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <sino, sinere, sivi> permit, allow -- 10.140
- singulos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <singulus, singula, singulum> single, individual -- 2.97, 5.214, 6.242
- sit
- auxiliary verb; 3rd person singular perfect subjunctive passive of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 7.114
- sit
- verb; 3rd person singular subjunctive present of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 9.52
- sive
- conjunction; <sive> or if, whether ... or -- 6.67, 6.72
- sol
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <sol, solis> sun -- 7.125, 7.166
- solebat
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <soleo, solere, solitum> be accustomed -- 4.31, 9.187
- solent
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <soleo, solere, solitum> be accustomed -- 6.136
- solitus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <solitus, solita, solitum> accustomed -- 9.53
- solos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <solus, sola, solum> alone -- 5.39
- solumque
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <solum, soli> foundation + conjunction <-que> and -- 7.205
- solus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <solus, sola, solum> alone -- 7.32
- sonabant
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect of <sono, sonare, sonui, sonitus> pronounce -- 8.146
- sonitu
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <sonitus, sonitus> sound -- 8.188
- spargunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <spargo, spargere, sparsi, sparsum> strew, sprinkle -- 6.279
- spatio
- noun, neuter; dative singular of <spatium, spatii> space -- 6.65
- speciem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <species, speciei> appearance -- 6.104
- spectant
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <specto, spectare, spectavi, spectatum> look, gaze -- 7.86
- specus
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <specus, specus> cave, pit -- 6.139
- spem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <spes, spei> hope -- 1.158
- spina
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <spina, spinae> thorn -- 6.205
- splendente
- verb; ablative singular feminine of present participle of <splendeo, splendere, -, -> shine, be bright -- 6.122
- stabili
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <stabilis, stabilis, stabile> stable -- 1.161
- stabilita
- verb; accusative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of <stabilio, stabilire, stabilivi, stabilitus> establish, confirm -- 7.203
- statione
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <statio, stationis> station, guard -- 2.79
- staturam
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <statura, staturae> stature, height -- 5.113
- stetit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <sto, stare, steti, statum> stand, abide -- 3.217
- stricta
- adjective; ablative singular feminine of <strictus, stricta, strictum> drawn together, tight -- 6.240
- studeant
- verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <studeo, studere, studui> give attention, be devoted -- 5.274
- student
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <studeo, studere, studui> give attention, be devoted -- 5.28, 5.87, 5.175
- studiis
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <studium, studii> application, study -- 5.71
- studiisque
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <studium, studii> application, study + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.106
- studiosissime
- adverb; superlative of <studiosus, studiosa, studiosum> eager, studious -- 9.85
- studium
- noun, neuter; accusative singular of <studium, studii> application, study -- 5.258
- suae
- possessive pronoun; genitive singular feminine of <suus, sua, suum> own -- 2.112
- suam
- possessive pronoun; accusative singular feminine of <suus, sua, suum> own -- 4.138, 6.62
- suas
- possessive pronoun; accusative plural feminine of <suus, sua, suum> own -- 5.325
- sub
- preposition; <sub> under -- 9.184
- subito
- adjective; ablative singular masculine of <subitus, subita, subitum> sudden -- 2.202
- sublato
- verb; ablative singular masculine of perfect participle of <suffero, sufferre, sustuli, sublatum> take up, lift -- 2.148
- sublatus
- verb; nominative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of <suffero, sufferre, sustuli, sublatum> take up, lift -- 2.200
- sublicius
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <sublicius, sublicia, sublicium> resting on piles -- 2.42
- subterraneos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <subterraneus, subterranei> underground -- 6.138
- successit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <succedo, succedere, successi, sucessum> enter, succeed -- 9.206
- suffugium
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <suffugium, suffugii> refuge, shelter -- 6.146
- suis
- possessive pronoun; dative plural masculine of <suus, sua, suum> own -- 8.212
- summis
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <summus, summa, summum> highest -- 4.189
- sunt
- auxiliary verb; 3rd person plural present of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 2.127
- sunt
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <sum, esse, fui> I am -- 3.41, 3.46, 3.104, 3.162, 4.104, 4.205, 6.190
- suos
- possessive pronoun; accusative plural masculine of <suus, sua, suum> own -- 2.246, 5.101
- superborum
- adjective; genitive plural masculine of <superbus, superba, superbum> haughty -- 2.111
- superincidentibus
- verb; ablative plural neuter of present participle of <superincido, superincindere> fall down -- 2.242
- superioris
- adjective; genitive singular masculine comparative of <superus, supera, superum> higher, gods -- 6.322
- superum
- adjective used as substantive; genitive masculine plural of <superus, supera, superum> higher, gods -- 10.27
- sustinuit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <sustineo, sustinere, sustinui, sustentum> hold back -- 2.204
- tabulasque
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <tabula, tabulae> tablet + conjunction <-que> and -- 9.177
- tamen
- conjunction; <tamen> nevertheless, but -- 9.141
- tamquam
- adverb; <tamquam> just as, as if -- 8.166
- tandem
- adverb; <tandem> finally -- 1.160
- tantaene
- adjective; nominative plural feminine of <tantus, tanta, tantum> such + interrogative adverb <-ne> ... -- 10.81
- tantum
- adverb; <tantum> only -- 9.24
- te
- pronoun; accusative singular masculine of <tu> you -- 2.217
- tegimentis
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <tegumen, teguminis> clothing, covering -- 5.160
- tegularum
- noun, feminine; genitive plural of <tegula, tegulae> tile -- 6.88
- tegumen
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <tegumen, teguminis> clothing, covering -- 6.198
- tela
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <telum, teli> weapon, spear -- 2.153
- telis
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <telum, teli> weapon, spear -- 2.243
- temerarios
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <temerarius, temeraria, temerarium> rash, indiscreet -- 4.177
- temporis
- noun, neuter; genitive singular of <tempus, temporis> time -- 9.146
- temptabat
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <tempto, temptare, temptavi, temptatum> attempt -- 9.174
- tempus
- noun, neuter; nominative singular of <tempus, temporis> time -- 9.191
- tenditque
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <tendo, tenere, tenui, tentum> stretch, pursue + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.143
- tenebam
- verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <teneo, tenere, tenui, -> hold, control, understand -- 8.138
- tenebat
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <teneo, tenere, tenui, -> hold, control, understand -- 7.109
- tenuere
- verb; 3rd person plural perfect of <teneo, tenere, tenui, -> hold, control, understand -- 10.96
- ter
- number; <ter> three -- 7.177
- terra
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <terra, terrae> earth, land -- 6.118
- terreri
- verb; passive infinitive of <terreo, terrere, terrui, territus> terrify, frighten -- 4.182
- terris
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <terra, terrae> earth, land -- 10.22, 10.119
- tot
- adjective number; <tot> so much, so many -- 10.71, 10.77
- totos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <totus, tota, totum> entire -- 6.216
- tranavit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <trano, tranare, tranavi> swim across -- 2.247
- transire
- verb; present infinitive of <transeo, transire, transivi, transitum> go over -- 5.233
- tributorum
- noun, neuter; genitive plural of <tributum, tributi> specific payment, tribute -- 3.83
- truces
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <trux, trucis> fierce -- 2.90
- tum
- adverb; <tum> then -- 2.212, 7.9, 10.142
- turpissimis
- adjective; ablative plural feminine superlative of <turpis, turpis, turpe> shameful, disgraceful -- 5.134
- tuta
- adjective; nominative plural neuter of <tutus, tuta, tutum> safe -- 2.33
- ulteriores
- adjective used as substantive; nominative plural masculine of <ulterior, ulterioris> farther, remote -- 6.259
- una
- adverb; <una> at the same place, together -- 5.219
- unam
- adjective; accusative singular feminine of <unus, una, unum> one, alone -- 4.74, 10.122
- unde
- adverb; <unde> from whence -- 1.33, 8.28, 10.45
- undecumque
- adverb; <undecumque> from every side -- 9.130
- undique
- adverb; <undique> from every quarter -- 2.149
- unum
- adjective; accusative singular masculine of <unus, una, unum> one, alone -- 2.151
- unus
- adjective; nominative singular masculine of <unus, una, unum> one, alone -- 2.48
- urbem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <urbs, urbis> city -- 2.12, 2.16, 7.53, 10.40
- urbes
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <urbs, urbis> city -- 6.8
- urbi
- noun, feminine; dative singular of <urbs, urbis> city -- 1.69
- urbis
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <urbs, urbis> city -- 2.65
- urbs
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <urbs, urbis> city -- 10.92
- usu
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <usus, usus> use, practice -- 4.210
- usus
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <usus, usus> use, practice -- 4.19, 6.89
- ut
- adverb; <ut> as, where -- 4.53, 6.31, 6.33, 6.35, 6.261
- ut
- conjunction; <ut> that, so that -- 2.131, 5.319, 6.123, 8.87, 9.45, 9.72, 9.188
- utantur
- deponent verb; 3rd person plural present of <utor, uti, usus sum> use -- 3.284
- uter
- pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <uter, utra, utrum> which of two -- 7.67
- uti
- conjunction; <uti> that, so that -- 4.32, 4.158
- utique
- adverb; <utique> certainly -- 1.156
- utri
- pronoun; dative singular masculine of <uter, utra, utrum> which of two -- 7.111
- utuntur
- deponent verb; 3rd person plural present of <utor, uti, usus sum> use -- 4.127, 5.161, 6.100
- uxoris
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <uxor, uxoris> wife -- 1.185
- vacuum
- adjective; nominative singular neuter of <vacuus, vacua, vacuum> empty, free -- 9.190
- valerem
- verb; 1st person singular imperfect subjunctive of <valeo, valere, valui, -> be able -- 8.98
- variant
- verb, 3rd person plural present of <vario, variare, variavi, variatum> variegate -- 6.312
- variis
- adjective; ablative plural feminine of <varius, varia, varium> various -- 8.77, 8.209
- variis
- adjective; ablative plural masculine of <varius, varia, varium> various -- 8.79
- vel
- conjunction; <vel> either - or -- 1.86, 1.88
- velamina
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <velamen, velaminis> cover, clothing -- 6.278
- velantur
- verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <velo, velare, velavi, velatum> cover -- 6.309
- velle
- verb; infinitive of <volo, velle, volui> wish, determine -- 8.161
- vellem
- verb; 1st person singular imperfect subjunctive of <volo, velle, volui> wish, determine -- 8.83
- vellent
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of <volo, velle, volui> wish, determine -- 8.149
- vellet
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of <volo, velle, volui> wish, determine -- 9.12
- veluti
- adverb; <veluti> as, like -- 7.78
- venationibus
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <venatio, venationis> hunting -- 5.68
- veneratus
- deponent verb; perfect participle passive of <veneror, venerari, veneratus sum> honor, venerate -- 9.90
- venere
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <venus, veneris> grace, esteem -- 4.56
- venire
- verb; present infinitive of <venio, venire, veni, ventum> come -- 2.117
- venit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <venio, venire, veni, ventum> come -- 10.17
- verba
- noun, neuter; accusative plural of <verbum, verbi> word -- 8.48, 8.207
- verbis
- noun, neuter; ablative plural of <verbum, verbi> word -- 8.167
- vero
- adverb; <vero> truly, but -- 5.128, 9.55
- versantur
- verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <verso, versare, versavi, versatum> turn often; pass. be involved -- 4.43, 4.112
- versuum
- noun, masculine; genitive plural of <versus, versus> verse -- 3.243
- verteret
- verb; 3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of <verto, vertere, verti, versum> turn, overturn -- 10.163
- vestitus
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <vestitus, vestitus> clothing -- 6.321
- vi
- noun, feminine; ablative singular of <vis, vis> power, strength -- 10.26
- vicenos
- adjective; accusative plural masculine of <vicenus, viceni> twenty -- 3.256
- vicesimum
- adjective; accusative singular masculine of <vicesimus, vicesima, vicesimum> twentieth -- 5.129
- vicos
- noun, masculine; accusative plural of <vicus, vici> village -- 6.45
- victimis
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <victima, victimae> sacrifice -- 4.115
- victoria
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <victoria, victoriae> victory -- 7.113
- victus
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <victus, victus> sustenance, food -- 5.179
- videat
- verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <video, videre, vidi, visum> see -- 5.331
- videbam
- verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <video, videre, vidi, visum> see -- 8.136
- videbantur
- verb; 3rd person imperfect passive of <video, videre, vidi, visum> see -- 2.32
- videtur
- verb; 3rd person singular present passive of <video, videre, vidi, visum> see -- 3.14
- vir
- noun, masculine; nominative singular of <vir, viri> man -- 2.49
- vires
- noun, feminine; accusative plural of <vis, vis> power, strength -- 5.115
- virique
- noun, masculine; genitive singular of <vir, viri> man + conjunction <-que> and -- 1.83
- viris
- noun, masculine; dative plural of <vir, viri> man -- 6.301, 7.66
- virum
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <vir, viri> man -- 2.188, 9.129, 10.76
- virumque
- noun, masculine; accusative singular of <vir, viri> man + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.6
- visa
- verb; accusative plural neuter of participle perfect passive of <video, videre, vidi, visum> see -- 4.204
- visum
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect passive of <video, videre, vidi, visum> see -- 5.225
- vita
- noun, feminine; nominative singular of <vita, vitae> life -- 5.65
- vitandos
- verb; verbal adjective of <vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatus> avoid, evade -- 5.292
- vocarent
- verb; 3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of <voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatum> call -- 7.56
- vocari
- verb; passive infinitive of <voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatum> call -- 8.142
- vocem
- noun, feminine; accusative singular of <vox, vocis> voice -- 8.131
- vocibus
- noun, feminine; ablative plural of <vox, vocis> voice -- 8.76
- vocis
- noun, feminine; genitive singular of <vox, vocis> voice -- 8.189
- volavit
- verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <volo, volare, volavi, volatum> fly -- 7.161
- volebam
- verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <volo, velle, volui> wish, determine -- 8.100, 8.104
- volt
- verb; 3rd person singular present of <volo, velle, volui> wish, determine -- 7.83
- voluntati
- noun, feminine; dative singular of <voluntas, voluntatis> will, desire -- 8.88
- voluntatum
- noun, feminine; genitive plural of <voluntas, voluntatis> will, desire -- 8.251
- volvere
- verb; infinitive of <volvo, volvere, volvi, volutum> pass through, undergo -- 10.72
- vovent
- verb; 3rd person plural present of <voveo, vovere, vovi, votum> vow -- 4.121
- vultu
- noun, masculine; ablative singular of <vultus, vultus> expression, face -- 8.180