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Aeneae

noun; dative singular masculine of <Aeneas, Aeneae> Aeneas -- 1.143

Aeneam

noun; accusative singular masculine of <Aeneas, Aeneae> Aeneas -- 1.58, 1.120

Aeneas

noun; nominative singular masculine of <Aeneas, Aeneae> Aeneas -- 1.182

Albanique

adjective; nominative plural masculine of <Albanus, Albana, Albanum> Alban + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.47

Albinum

noun; accusative singular masculine of <Albinus, Albini> Albinus -- 9.119

Alcoinum

noun; accusative singular masculine of <Alcuinus, Alcuini> Alcuin -- 9.121

Anchisae

noun; genitive singular masculine of <Anchises, Anchisae> Anchises -- 1.60

Aventino

noun; ablative singular masculine of <Aventinus, Aventini> Aventine -- 7.41

Brittania

noun; ablative singular feminine of <Brittania, Brittaniae> Britain -- 9.125

Caesaris

noun; genitive singular masculine of <Caesar, Caesaris> Caesar -- 4.27

Cocles

noun; nominative singular masculine 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; ablative singular feminine of <Gallia, Galliae> Gaul -- 3.36

Galliae

noun; genitive singular feminine of <Gallia, Galliae> Gaul -- 3.16

Gallorum

noun; genitive plural masculine of <Galli, Gallorum> the Gauls -- 4.88

Germani

adjective used as substantive; nominative plural masculine of <Germanus, Germana, Germanum> Germani -- 5.5

Germaniaeque

noun; genitive singular feminine 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; nominative singular masculine of <Horatius, Horati> Horatius -- 2.51

Italiam

noun; accusative singular feminine of <Italia, Italiae> Italy -- 10.13, 10.99

Juno

noun; nominative singular feminine of <Juno, Junonis> Juno -- 10.117

Junonis

noun; genitive singular feminine of <Juno, Junonis> Juno -- 10.30

Karthago

noun; nominative singular feminine 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; accusative singular masculine of <Latinus, Latini> Latinus -- 1.13, 1.122, 1.134

Latio

noun; dative singular neuter 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; accusative singular neuter of <Lavinium, Lavinii> Lavinium -- 1.186

Lunam

noun; accusative singular feminine of <Luna, Lunae> Luna, the moon-god -- 5.52

Musa

noun; vocative singular feminine of <Musa, Musae> Muse -- 10.60

Oceanus

noun; nominative singular masculine of <Oceanus, Oceani> ocean -- 6.285

Parthi

noun; nominative plural masculine of <Parthi, Parthorum> Parthians -- 6.238

Petrum

noun; accusative singular masculine of <Petrus, Petri> Peter -- 9.104

Pisanum

adjective; accusative singular masculine of <Pisanus, Pisana, Pisanum> Pisan -- 9.105

Remoramve

noun; accusative singular feminine of <Remora, Remorae> Remora + conjunction <-ve> or -- 7.55

Remus

nominative singular masculine of <Remus, Remi> Remus -- 7.26

Romae

noun; genitive singular feminine of <Roma, Romae> Rome -- 10.52

Romam

noun; accusative singular feminine 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; nominative singular masculine of <Romulus, Romuli> Romulus -- 7.36, 7.198

Samo

noun; ablative singular feminine of <Samos, Sami> Samus -- 10.125

Sarmatae

noun; nominative plural masculine of <Sarmatae, Sarmatarum> Sarmatians -- 6.236

Saxonici

adjective; genitive singular neuter of <Saxonicus, Saxonici> Saxon -- 9.126

Solem

noun; accusative singular masculine of <Sol, Solis> sun -- 5.48

Tiberi

noun; ablative singular masculine of <Tiber, Tiberis> Tiber -- 2.30

Tiberim

noun; accusative singular masculine 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; genitive singular feminine 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; genitive singular feminine of <Venus, Veneris> Venus -- 1.62

Vulcanum

noun; accusative singular masculine 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 <accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum> receive -- 5.57

accepterit

verb; 3rd person singular perfect subjunctive of <acceptō, acceptāre, acceptāvī, acceptātum> receive -- 4.157

accidere

verb; infinitive of <accidō, accidere, accidī, -> fall to, come, happen -- 4.30

accipias

verb; 2nd person singular present subjunctive of <accipiō, accipere, accēpī, acceptum> receive -- 2.227

accuratius

adverb; comparative of <accurate> carefully -- 5.287

aciem

noun; accusative singular feminine of <acies, aciei> line of battle -- 2.145

acies

noun; nominative plural feminine of <acies, aciei> line of battle -- 1.7

actu

noun; ablative singular masculine 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, adfuī> be present -- 2.7

adfecti

verb; nominative plural masculine of perfect participle passive of <adficiō, adficere, adfēcī, adfectum> afflict -- 4.105

adferunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <adferō, adferre, attulī, adlātum> bring, convey -- 5.245

adficiebat

verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <adficiō, adficere, adfēcī, adfectum> afflict -- 9.92

adfirmat

verb; 3rd person singular present indicative of <adfīrmō, adfirmāre, adfirmāvī, adfirmātum> confirm -- 1.159

adhibetur

verb; 3rd person singular present passive of <adhibeō, adhibēre, adhibuī, adhibitum> turn to, treat -- 3.67

adire

verb; infinitive of <adeō, adīre, adiī, adītum> approach, encounter -- 10.78

adiunxisse

verb; perfect infinitive of <adiungō, adjungere, adjūnxī, adjūnctum> add -- 1.140

administrare

verb; infinitive of <administrō, administrāre, administrāvī, administrātum> administer, conduct -- 4.141

administrisque

noun; ablative plural masculine of <administer, administri> administrator + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.122

admiratum

deponent verb; perfect participle passive accusative singular masculine of <admīror, admirārī, admirātus sum> admire -- 1.81

admissum

verb; nominative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of <admittō, admittere, admīsī, admīssum> 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 <adsuēscō, adsuescere, adsuescēvī, adsuescētum> accustom -- 9.196

adulescentium

noun; genitive plural masculine of <adulescens, adulescentis> young people -- 3.155

advenarum

noun; genitive plural masculine of <advena, advenae> stranger, foreigner -- 1.17

advenit

verb; 3rd person singular present of <adveniō, advenīre, advenī, adventum> arrive, appear -- 6.169

adventum

noun; accusative singular masculine of <adventus, adventus> arrival, coming -- 4.28

adversus

adverb; <adversus> opposite to, against -- 6.68

adverti

verb; 1st person singular perfect of <advertō, advertere, advertī, adversum> turn to, note -- 8.32

aedificandi

verb; genitive of gerund(ive) of <aedificō, aedificāre, aedificāvī, aedificātum> build -- 6.74

aedificent

verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <aedificō, aedificāre, aedificāvī, aedificātum> build -- 5.293

aedificiis

noun; ablative plural neuter of <aedificium, aedificii> building -- 6.54

aequari

deponent verb; passive infinitive of <aequō, aequāre, aequāvī, aequātus> to make equal, smoothe -- 5.330

aeque

adverb; <aeque> equally -- 9.46

aequitate

noun; ablative singular feminine of <aequitas, aequitatis> uniformity, calmness -- 5.321

aere

noun; ablative singular neuter of <aes, aeris> metal, copper, money -- 3.79

aestus

noun; accusative plural masculine of <aestus, aestus> heat -- 5.291

affectionem

noun; accusative singular feminine of <affectio, affectionis> affection -- 8.191

agri

noun; genitive singular masculine of <ager, agri> land -- 5.194, 5.227

agricultura

noun; ablative singular feminine of <agricultura, agriculturae> agriculture -- 5.261

agriculturae

noun; genitive singular feminine of <agricultura, agriculturae> agriculture -- 5.173

agris

noun; ablative plural masculine of <ager, agri> land -- 2.14

agrum

noun; accusative singular masculine of <ager, agri> land -- 1.42

agunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <agō, agere, ēgī, āctum> move, conduct -- 6.222

alacritate

noun; ablative singular feminine of <alacritas, alacritatis> delight -- 2.197

albus

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <albus, alba, album> white -- 7.126

ali

indefinite pronoun; nominative plural masculine of <alius, alia, aliud> other, some -- 5.112, 5.114

alia

pronoun 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

adjective; ablative singular masculine of <alius, alia, aliud> other, some -- 4.165

alio

adverb; <alio> somewhere else -- 5.232

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

adjective pronoun; accusative singular masculine of <alius, alia, aliud> other, some -- 2.130

alius

adjective pronoun; 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; accusative plural masculine of <ambactus, ambacti> dependent -- 4.63

amicitiae

noun; genitive singular feminine of <amicitia, amicitiae> friendship -- 1.95

amictibus

noun; dative plural masculine of <amictus, amictus> outer garment -- 6.308

amplissimus

adjective; nominative singular masculine superlative of <amplius> great, distinguished -- 4.58

animi

noun; genitive singular masculine of <animus, animi> soul, mind -- 5.320, 8.192

animis

noun; dative plural masculine of <animus, animi> soul, mind -- 10.82

animum

noun; accusative singular masculine of <animus, animi> soul, mind -- 1.85

anno

noun; ablative singular masculine of <annus, anni> year -- 5.230

annos

noun; accusative plural masculine of <annus, anni> year -- 3.254, 5.213

annum

noun; accusative singular masculine 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 <aperiō, aperīre, aperuī, apertum> open -- 8.165

aperire

verb; infinitive of <aperiō, aperīre, aperuī, 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 <appāreō, apparēre, apparuī, -> be visible, seem -- 9.75

appellabant

verb; 3rd person plural imperfect of <appellō, appellāre, appellāvī, appellātum> call -- 8.124

appellat

verb; 3rd person singular present indicative of <appellō, appellāre, appellāvī, appellātum> call -- 1.187

apud

preposition; <apud> among, with -- 1.121, 1.135, 3.163, 3.229, 6.85, 9.134

arces

noun; accusative plural feminine of <arx, arcis> citadel, fortress -- 10.164

arma

noun; accusative plural neuter of <arma, armorum> arms -- 2.221, 10.5

arma

noun; nominative plural neuter of <arma, armorum> arms -- 10.128

armatus

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <armatus, armata, armatum> armed -- 2.237

artem

noun; accusative singular feminine of <ars, artis> skill, art -- 9.158

artes

noun; accusative plural feminine of <ars, artis> skill, art -- 9.83

artus

noun; accusative plural masculine of <artus, artus> joints, limbs -- 6.243

asperrima

adjective; nominative singular feminine superlative of <asper, aspera, asperum> rough, harsh -- 10.107

astronomiae

noun; genitive singular feminine 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 <attribuō, attribuere, attribuī, attribūtum> assign -- 5.228

audet

verb; 3rd person singular present of <audeō, audēre, ausus sum> dare to do -- 3.63

audierat

verb; 3rd person singular pluperfect of <audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum> hear -- 10.159

audierit

verb; 3rd person singular perfect subjunctive of <audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum> hear -- 1.53

audita

verb; accusative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of <audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum> hear -- 8.216

audivit

verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <audiō, audīre, audīvī, audītum> hear -- 9.108

augurioque

noun; dative singular masculine 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; ablative singular neuter of <auspicium, auspicii> divination by the flight of birds -- 7.201

auspicio

noun; dative singular neuter of <auspicium, auspicii> divination by the flight of birds -- 7.15, 7.27

ausus

verb; nominative singular masculine of perfect participle passive of <audeō, audēre, 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; accusative singular feminine of <avis, avis> bird -- 7.33

avidi

adjective; nominative plural masculine of <avidus, avida, avidum> eager -- 7.85

avis

noun; nominative singular feminine of <avis, avis> bird -- 7.162

avium

noun; genitive plural feminine of <avis, avis> bird -- 7.181

belli

noun; genitive singular neuter of <bellum, belli> war -- 5.259, 10.108

bello

noun; ablative singular neuter of <bellum, belli> war -- 4.42, 10.36

bello

noun; dative singular neuter of <bellum, belli> war -- 1.87

bellum

noun; nominative singular neuter of <bellum, belli> war -- 4.22

beluarum

noun; genitive plural feminine of <belua, beluae> wild animal, monster -- 6.282

brachia

noun; nominative plural neuter of <brachium, brachi> lower arm -- 6.328

caedes

noun; nominative singular feminine of <caedes, caedis> murder -- 3.187

caelestibus

adjective; dative plural feminine of <caelestis, caelestis, caeleste> celestial -- 10.83

caelo

noun; ablative singular neuter of <caelum, caeli> sky, heavens -- 7.176

caementorum

noun; genitive plural neuter of <caementum, caementi> quarry-stone -- 6.83

campus

noun; nominative singular masculine 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 <canō, canere, cecinī, cantum> sing -- 1.11

cano

verb; 1st person singular present of <canō, canere, cecinī, cantum> sing -- 10.7

capere

verb; infinitive of <capiō, capere, cēpī, captum> take, seize -- 4.192

capti

verb; perfect participle passive of <capiō, capere, cēpī, captum> take, seize -- 5.257

carceris

noun; genitive singular masculine of <carcer, carceris> prison, starting-place in a race-course -- 7.88

carne

noun; ablative singular feminine of <caro, carnis> meat -- 5.183

caseo

noun; ablative singular masculine of <caseus, casei> cheese -- 5.182

casu

noun; ablative singular masculine of <casus, casus> fall, misfortune, chance -- 1.36

casus

noun; accusative plural masculine of <casus, casus> fall, misfortune, chance -- 6.69, 10.73

causa

noun; ablative singular feminine of <causa, causae> cause, reason -- 3.158

causam

noun; accusative singular feminine of <causa, causae> cause, reason -- 4.102

causas

noun; accusative plural feminine of <causa, causae> cause, reason -- 5.246, 10.62

cedunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <cēdō, cedere, cessī, cessum> go from, depart -- 7.174

cernunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <cernō, cernere, crēvī, certum> discern, see -- 5.42

certabant

verb; 3rd person plural imperfect of <certō, certāre, certāvī, certātum> 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; ablative plural neuter 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 <circumdō, circumdare, circumdedī, circumdātum> surround -- 6.66

circumferens

verb; present participle nominative singular masculine of <circumferō, circumferre, circumtūlī, circumlātum> carry around -- 2.88

circumferre

verb; infinitive of <circumferō, circumferre, circumtūlī, circumlātum> carry around -- 9.186

circumspectant

verb; 3rd person plural present indicative of <circumspectō, circumspectāre, circumspectāvī, circumspectātum> look around -- 2.134

citra

preposition; <citra> on this side of, without -- 6.103

civitates

noun; nominative plural feminine of <civitas, civitatis> state -- 4.136

clamor

noun; nominative singular masculine of <clamor, clamoris> shout -- 2.195

clamore

noun; ablative singular masculine of <clamor, clamoris> shout -- 2.147

clientesque

noun; accusative plural masculine of <cliens, clientis> retainer + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.64

codicellos

noun; accusative plural masculine of <codicelli, codicellorum> notebook -- 9.179

cognationibusque

noun; dative plural feminine 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; ablative singular neuter of <cognomentum, cognomenti> surname -- 9.120

cogunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <cōgō, cōgere, coēgi, cōactum> collect, compel -- 5.234

cohaerentibus

ablative plural neuter of <cohaerens, cohaerentis> continuous, adjoining -- 6.53

coierunt

verb; 3rd person plural perfect of <coeo, coīre, coivī, coitum> come together, be assembled -- 5.220

colligebam

verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <colligō, collēgī, colligere, collēctum> collect -- 8.222

coloni

noun; nominative plural masculine of <colonus, coloni> farmer, settler -- 10.97

colorum

noun; genitive plural masculine of <color, coloris> color -- 6.127

coluisse

verb; infinitive perfect of <colō, colere, coluī, cultum> dwell in, cultivate -- 10.124

coluit

verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <colō, colere, coluī, cultum> dwell in, cultivate -- 9.86

colunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <colō, colere, coluī, cultum> dwell in, cultivate -- 6.27

commercia

noun; accusative plural feminine 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 <commoveō, commovēre, commōvī, commōtum> move -- 2.144

communicavi

verb; 1st person singular perfect of <commūnicō, commūnicāre, commūnicāvī, commūnicātum> communicate -- 8.254

communicet

verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <commūnicō, commūnicāre, commūnicāvī, commūnicātum> communicate -- 4.166

commutent

verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <commūtō, commūtāre, commūtāvi, commūtātum> change, exchange -- 5.262

computandi

verb; genitive of gerund(ive) of <computō, computāre, computāvī, computātum> compute -- 9.159

conabantur

deponent verb; 3rd person plural imperfect passive of <cōnor, conārī, conātus sum> attempt, aim -- 2.186

conceditur

verb; 3rd person singular present passive of <concēdō, concedere, concessī, concessum> grant, allow -- 4.229

concilium

noun; accusative singular neuter of <concilium, concilii> council, assembly -- 4.226

concurrit

verb; 3rd person singular present of <concurrō, concurrere, concurrī, concursum> assemble, come together -- 3.159

condendaeque

verbal adjective; dative singular feminine of <condō, condere, condidī, conditum> found + conjunction <-que> and -- 1.68

conderet

verb; 3rd person singular subjunctive imperfect of <condō, condere, condidī, conditum> found -- 10.39

condunt

verb; 3rd person plural present indicative of <condō, condere, condidī, conditum> found -- 1.174

conexis

adjective; ablative plural neuter of <conexus, conexa, conexum> adjoining -- 6.51

confirmari

verb; infinitive passive of <cōnfīrmō, cōnfīrmāre, cōnfīrmāvī, cōnfīrmātum> make firm, strengthen -- 5.117

coniciunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <cōniciō, conicere, coniēcī, coniectum> throw -- 2.154

conloquium

noun; accusative singular neuter of <conloquium, conloqui> conference -- 1.20

consertum

verb; nominative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of <cōnserō, cōnserere, cōnseruī, cōnsertum> connect -- 6.206

consilio

noun; ablative singular neuter of <consilium, consilii> counsel -- 3.68

consilium

noun; accusative singular neuter of <consilium, consilii> counsel -- 4.191

consistit

verb; 3rd person singular present of <cōnsistō, cōnsistere, cōnstitī, cōnstitum> stand still, consist in -- 5.74, 5.184

conspicit

verb; 3rd person singular present of <cōnspiciō, conspicere, conspēxī, conspectum> perceive -- 7.194

constitissent

verb; 3rd person plural pluperfect subjunctive of <cōnstituō, cōnstituere, cōnstituī, cōnstitūtum> decide -- 1.8

constituunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <cōnstituō, cōnstituere, cōnstituī, cōnstitūtum> decide -- 3.180, 3.200

consuetudine

noun; ablative singular feminine of <consuetudo, consuetudinis> custom, way of life -- 5.9, 5.256

consul

noun; nominative singular masculine 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 <contineō, continēre, continuī, contentum> connect, maintain -- 5.323

contra

preposition; <contra> opposite, facing -- 10.100

controversia

noun; nominative singular feminine of <controversia, controversiae> controversy -- 3.194

controversiis

noun; ablative plural feminine of <controversia, controversiae> controversy -- 3.177

copiisque

noun; ablative plural feminine of <copia, copiae> abundance, wealth + conjunction <-que> and -- 4.57

copiosus

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <copiosus, copiosa, copiosum> rich -- 9.7

cordis

noun; genitive singular neuter of <cor, cordis> heart -- 8.85

corpora

noun; nominative plural neuter of <corpus, corporis> body -- 7.179

corporis

noun; genitive singular neuter of <corpus, corporis> body -- 5.163, 8.164

corpus

noun; accusative singular neuter of <corpus, corporis> body -- 8.132

crebro

adverb; <crebro> frequently, often -- 8.215

cremata

verb; ablative singular feminine of perfect passive participle of <cremō, cremāre, cremāvī, cremātum> burn -- 1.63

cuius

relative pronoun; genitive singular feminine of <qui, quae, quod> who, which, what, that -- 5.144

cultus

noun; nominative singular masculine 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, cunctāri, cunctātus sum> hesitate -- 2.125

cupiditas

noun; nominative singular feminine of <cupiditas, cupiditatis> desire -- 5.305

cupientes

verb; nominative plural masculine of present participle of <cupiō, cupere, cupīvī, cupītum> desire -- 7.10

cura

noun; ablative singular feminine of <cura, curae> care -- 7.8

cura

noun; nominative singular feminine of <cura, curae> care -- 7.65

curantes

verb; nominative plural masculine of present participle of <cūrō, cūrāre, cūrāvī, cūrātum> care -- 7.5

curiosissime

adverb; superlative of <curiosus, curiosa, curiosum> diligent -- 9.165

currus

noun; accusative plural masculine of <currus, currus> chariot -- 7.96

currus

noun; nominative singular masculine of <currus, currus> chariot -- 10.130

cursum

noun; accusative singular neuter of <cursus, cursus> course -- 9.164

dant

verb; 3rd person plural present of <dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give -- 7.12, 7.186

data

verb; 3rd person singular perfect subjunctive passive of <dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give -- 7.115

data

verb; ablative singular feminine of perfect participle passive of <dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give -- 1.92, 1.146

data

verb; nominative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of <dō, dare, dedī, dātum> 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; nominative singular feminine of <dea, deae> goddess -- 10.134

decernunt

verb; 3rd person singular present of <dēcernō, decernere, decrēvī, decrētum> decide -- 3.197

decreto

noun; ablative singular neuter of <decretum, decreti> decision -- 3.215

dedisti

verb; 2nd person singular perfect of <dō, dare, dedī, dātum> give -- 8.69

dedit

verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <dō, dare, dedī, dātum> 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 <dēferō, deferre, detulī, delātum> report -- 4.161

defossa

participle used as substantive; nominative plural neuter of perfect participle passive of <dēfodiō, defossere, defōdī, defossum> dig deep, hide -- 6.182

deinde

adverb; <deinde> then -- 1.29, 2.143

delectationem

noun; accusative singular feminine of <delectatio, delectationis> pleasure, delight -- 6.106

demigrant

verb; 3rd person plural present indicative of <dēmigrō, dēmigrāre, dēmigrāvi, dēmigrātum> withdraw -- 2.15

deorum

noun; genitive plural masculine of <deus, dei> god -- 5.36

deos

noun; accusative plural masculine of <deus, dei> god -- 1.137, 10.42

desiluit

verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <dēsiliō, dēsilīre, dēsiluī, dēsultus> jump down -- 2.240

desit

verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <desum, deesse, defuī> be lacking -- 6.204

detracta

verb; perfect participle passive of <dētrahō, detrahere, dētraxī, detractum> take off, remove -- 6.277

detrudere

verb; infinitive of <dētrūdō, dētrūdere, dētrūsī, dētrūsum> dislodge -- 2.187

deum

noun; genitive plural masculine of <deus, dei> god -- 10.70

deus

noun; nominative singular masculine of <deus, dei> god -- 8.71

devovet

verb; 3rd person singular present, of <dēvoveō, dēvovēre, dēvōvī, dēvōtum> devote -- 7.29

dextra

noun; ablative singular feminine of <dextra, dextrae> right hand -- 1.91

diaconem

noun; accusative singular masculine of <diaco, diaconis> deacon -- 9.106, 9.123

dialecticae

noun; genitive singular feminine 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 <dīcō, dīcere, dīxī, dictum> say, state, declare -- 3.91

dicuntur

verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <dīcō, dīcere, dīxī, dictum> say, state, declare -- 3.245

didiceram

verb; 1st person singular pluperfect of <discō, discere, didicī, -> learn -- 8.30

didicit

verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <discō, discere, didicī, -> learn -- 9.44

die

noun; ablative singular masculine of <dies, diei> day -- 2.63

dies

noun; accusative plural masculine of <dies, diei> day -- 6.217

differant

verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <differō, differre, distulī, dīlātum> differ -- 3.21

differunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <differō, differre, distulī, dīlātum> differ -- 5.10

diligentius

adverb; comparative of <diligenter> industriously -- 6.116

discebat

verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <discō, discere, didicī, -> learn -- 9.157

discenda

verbal adjective; ablative singular feminine of <discō, discere, didicī, -> learn -- 9.102

disciplina

noun; ablative singular feminine of <disciplina, disciplinae> discipline, education -- 3.258

disciplinae

noun; genitive singular feminine of <disciplina, disciplinae> discipline, education -- 3.157

disciplinis

noun; ablative plural feminine of <disciplina, disciplinae> discipline, education -- 9.118

discreti

verb; nominative plural masculine perfect participle passive of <discernō, discernere, discrēvī, discrētum> separate, divide -- 6.28

dissensionesque

noun; nominative plural feminine of <dissensio, dissensionis> dissension + conjunction <-que> and -- 5.310

distinguuntur

verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <dīstinguō, dīstinguere, dīstinxī, dīstinctum> 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 <doceō, docēre, docuī, doctum> teach -- 8.42

doctissimum

adjective; accusative singular masculine superlative of <doctus, docta, doctum> learned -- 9.131

doctores

noun; accusative plural masculine of <doctor, doctoris> teacher -- 9.88

doctrinae

noun; genitive singular feminine of <doctrina, doctrinae> teaching -- 8.52

dolens

verb; nominative singular feminine of present participle of <doleō, dolēre, doluī, dolitum> suffer, be angry -- 10.68

domesticum

adjective; accusative singular neuter of <domesticus, domestica, domesticum> domestic -- 1.138

dominis

noun; dative plural masculine of <dominus, domini> lord, master -- 3.107

domo

noun; ablative singular feminine of <domus, domi> house -- 1.38, 1.65

domum

noun; accusative singular feminine of <domus, domi> house -- 6.64

druides

noun; accusative plural masculine of <druides, druidum> Druids -- 5.20

druidibus

noun; ablative plural masculine of <druides, druidum> Druids -- 4.126

druidum

noun; genitive plural masculine of <druides, druidum> Druids -- 3.124

ducem

noun; accusative singular masculine of <dux, ducis> leader -- 1.57

ducemque

noun; accusative singular masculine of <dux, ducis> leader + conjunction <-que> and -- 1.16

duces

noun; accusative plural masculine of <dux, ducis> leader -- 1.108

duci

verb; infinitive passive of <dūcō, ducere, dūxī, ductum> lead, consider -- 10.158

ducunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <dūcō, ducere, dūxī, 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; dative singular feminine 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 <ēdō, ēdere, ēdidī, ēditum> give out -- 8.82

ediscendae

verb; genitive singular feminine gerund(ive) of <ēdiscō, ēdiscere, ēdidici, -> learn, memorize -- 9.143

ediscendis

ablative plural feminine of gerund(ive) of <ēdiscō, ēdiscere, ēdidici, -> learn, memorize -- 9.30

ediscere

verb; infinitive of <ēdiscō, ēdiscere, ēdidici, -> learn, memorize -- 3.244

edomito

verb; ablative singular neuter of perfect participle passive of <ēdomō, edomāre, edomuī, ēdomitum> conquer, subdue -- 8.230

effigiendis

verb; ablative plural feminine of gerund(ive) of <effingō, effingere, effinxī, effīctum> 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 <ēligō, ēlegere, elēgī, elēctum> choose, select -- 6.274

eloquentia

noun; ablative singular feminine of <eloquentia, eloquentiae> eloquence -- 9.6

emittat

verb; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <ēmittō, ēmittere, ēmīsī, ēmīssum> send out -- 7.92

enim

conjunction; <enim> for, indeed -- 8.6, 8.41, 10.154

enuntiabam

verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <ēnūntiō, ēnūtiāre, ēnuntiāvī, ēnuntiātum> speak, express -- 8.237

enuntiandarum

verbal adjective; genitive plural feminine of <ēnūntiō, ēnūtiāre, ēnuntiāvī, ēnuntiātum> speak, express -- 8.252

eo ipso

demonstrative pronoun; ablative singular neuter of <is, ea, id> him, her, this + 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; genitive plural masculine of <eques, equitis> horseman, knight -- 3.126, 4.8

eram

verb; 1st person singular imperfect of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 8.7, 8.16, 8.250

erat

verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 9.5, 9.71

erroris

noun; genitive singular masculine of <error, erroris> wandering -- 1.165

esse

verb; infinitive of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 1.56, 3.13, 3.269, 4.208, 7.199, 10.136

essent

verb; 3rd person plural imperfect subjunctive of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 1.32, 8.220

esset

verb; 3rd person singular imperfect subjunctive of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 7.68, 9.192

est

auxiliary verb; 3rd person singular present of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 3.10, 5.226

est

verb; 3rd person singular present of <sum, esse, fuī> 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 <ēvocō, evocare, evocāvī, evocatum> call forth, summon -- 1.18

ex

preposition; <ex> out of, from -- 2.13, 4.209, 5.307, 7.155, 8.162

exercitus

noun; accusative plural masculine of <exercitus, excercitus> army -- 1.110

exin

adverb; <exin> after that, then -- 7.138

exissent

verb; 3rd person plural pluperfect subjunctive of <exeō, exire, exiī, exitum> go out, leave -- 1.44

existimant

verb; 3rd person plural present of <existimō, existimāre, existimāvī, existimātum> judge, consider -- 3.270

existimantur

verb; 3rd person plural present passive of <existimō, existimāre, existimāvī, existimātum> judge, consider -- 4.142

exoritur

deponent verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <exorior, exorīrī, exortus sum> arise, appear -- 7.165

expellant

verb; 3rd person plural present subjunctive of <expellō, expellere, expulī, expulsum> drive out -- 5.278

exprimente

verb; ablative singular feminine of present participle of <exprimō, exprimere, expressī, expressum> express -- 6.244

exprimere

verb; infinitive of <exprimō, exprimere, expressī, expressum> express -- 9.14

exquisitius

adverb; comparative of <exquisitus, exquisita, exquisitum> exquisitely -- 6.260

exspectabat

verb; 3rd person singular imperfect of <exspectō, exspectāre, exspectāvī, exspectātum> wait for -- 7.105

exspectant

verb; 3rd person plural present of <exspectō, exspectāre, exspectāvī, exspectātum> wait for -- 7.77

extendunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <extendō, extendere, extendī, extēnsum> extend -- 6.326

exterior

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <exterior, exterioris> outer -- 6.284

exuberans

defective verb; nominative singular masculine of present participle of <exūberō, exūberāre, -, -> be abundant -- 9.9

facinus

noun; accusative singular neuter of <facinus, facinoris> crime -- 4.185

facinus

noun; nominative singular neuter of <facinus, facinoris> crime -- 3.185

facta

verb; nominative singular feminine of perfect participle passive of <faciō, facere, fēcī, factum> do, make -- 3.188

factam

verb; 3rd person singular perfect passive indicative of <faciō, facere, fēcī, factum> do, make -- 1.112

factiones

noun; nominative plural feminine 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 <fallō, fallere, fefellī, falsum> deceive, elude -- 6.187

falsis

adjective; ablative plural masculine of <falsus, falsa, falsum> false -- 4.180

fama

noun; ablative singular feminine of <fama, famae> report, talk -- 4.156, 5.55

famae

noun; genitive singular feminine of <fama, famae> report, talk -- 2.258

farer

deponent verb; 1st person singular imperfect subjunctive of <for, fārī, fātus sum> talk -- 8.11

fas

noun; nominative singular neuter of <fas, -> right -- 3.268

fata

noun; nominative plural neuter of <fatum, fati> utterance, fate -- 10.139

fato

noun; ablative singular masculine of <fatum, fati> utterance, fate -- 10.14

faucibus

noun; ablative plural feminine of <fauces, faucis> throat, entrance -- 7.95

feminae

noun; genitive singular feminine of <femina, feminae> woman -- 5.130

feminae

noun; nominative plural feminine of <femina, feminae> woman -- 6.305

feminis

noun; dative plural feminine of <femina, feminae> woman -- 6.299

ferarum

noun; genitive plural feminine of <fera, ferae> wild beast -- 6.254

feras

noun; accusative plural feminine 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 <ferō, ferre, tulī, lātum> bear, carry -- 10.118

ferunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <ferō, ferre, tulī, lātum> bear, carry -- 5.102

fibula

noun; ablative singular feminine of <fibula, fibulae> brooch -- 6.201

fidei

noun; genitive singular feminine of <fides, fidei> faith, pledge -- 2.263

fidem

noun; accusative singular feminine of <fides, fidei> faith, pledge -- 1.93

filia

noun; ablative singular feminine of <filia, filiae> daughter -- 1.142

filium

noun; accusative singular masculine of <filius, filii> son -- 1.59

fimo

noun; ablative singular masculine of <fimus, fimi> dung -- 6.144

fines

noun; accusative plural masculine of <finis, finis> border, limit -- 5.198, 5.272

finibus

noun; ablative plural masculine of <finis, finis> border, limit -- 3.193

finiendi

verb; gerund(ive) genitive singular masculine of <finiō, finīre, finīvī, finītum> 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, fierī> be made -- 8.179

fluitante

verb; ablative singular feminine of present participle of <fluitō, fluitāre, fluitāvī, -> flow -- 6.234

flumine

noun; ablative singular neuter of <flumen, fluminis> river -- 2.226

fluminibus

noun; ablative plural neuter of <flumen, fluminis> river -- 5.153

focum

noun; accusative singular masculine of <focus, foci> fire-place, hearth -- 6.219

foedus

noun; accusative singular neuter of <foedus, foederis> treaty -- 1.105, 1.141

fons

noun; nominative singular feminine 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; nominative singular feminine of <fortuna, fortunae> fortune -- 2.64

fovetque

verb; 3rd person singular present of <foveō, fovēre, fōvī, fōtum> warm, favor + conjunction <-que> and -- 10.144

fragor

noun; nominative singular masculine of <fragor, fragoris> crashing, noise -- 2.191

frigora

noun; accusative plural neuter of <frigus, frigoris> cold -- 5.289

frigorum

noun; genitive plural masculine of <frigus, frigoris> cold -- 6.160

frugibus

noun; dative plural feminine of <frux, frugis> fruit, produce -- 6.150

fugiendisve

verb; ablative plural feminine of present participle of <fugiō, fūgī> flee, avoid + conjunction <-ve> or -- 8.197

fuisse

verb; perfect infinitive of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 1.123

fuisset

verb; 3rd person singular past perfect subjunctive of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 2.50

fuit

verb; 3rd person singular perfect of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 10.94, 10.131

futurae

adjective; future participle genitive singular feminine of <sum, esse, fuī> I am -- 1.94

gemitibus

noun; ablative plural masculine of <gemitus, gemitus> sign, groan -- 8.74

genera

noun; nominative plural neuter of <genus, generis> kind, class -- 3.45

generibus

noun; ablative plural neuter of <genus, generis> kind, class -- 3.121

generis

noun; genitive singular neuter of <genus, generis> kind, class -- 9.127

gentibus

noun; dative plural feminine of <gens, gentis> race, clan -- 5.215, 10.135

gentis

noun; genitive singular feminine of <gens, gentis> race, clan -- 1.82

gentium

noun; genitive plural feminine of <gens, gentis> race, clan -- 8.170

genus

noun; accusative singular neuter of <genus, generis> kind, class -- 7.43, 10.44

genus

noun; nominative singular neuter <genus, generis> kind, class -- 4.6

gerendi

verb; gerund(ive) genitive singular neuter of <gerō, gerere, gessī, gestum> bear, carry out, wear -- 5.260

gerunt

verb; 3rd person plural present of <gerō, gerere, gessī, gestum> bear, carry out, wear -- 6.252

gignit

verb; 3rd person singular present of <gīgnō, genere, genuī, genitum> generate, produce -- 6.289

gradu

noun; ablative singular masculine of <gradus, gradus> step -- 2.176

grammatica

noun; ablative singular feminine of <grammatica, grammaticae> grammar -- 9.103

gratiam

noun; accusative singular feminine 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 <habeō