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PoS | Latin | English | Waterspeak |
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adj | falsus | false | niːɑːpɔːɝː |
adj | verus | true | ŋɔɪʊpɔɪæ |
n/a | -ne | [question marker] | ɔːɝːoʊʌ |
nn | aliquantum | a considerable amount | ɔːæ |
adv | paulo | a little, slightly | zɝːɝːɔː |
adv | paulum | a little, somewhat | aʊzɔː |
adj | potens | able, powerful | ɑːŋɛnɑː |
adv / prep | circiter | about, near | nuːʒæaʊɑː |
adj | superus | above | ʒɝːɔːpuː |
adv / prep | supra | above | ʌzeɪpʌʊ |
adj | absens | absent, away | ʒʌpɔɪ |
nm | tyrannus | absolute leader | ʒæɑːneɪ |
nm | dominatus | absolute rule, tyranny | aɪpɛuːuː |
nf | abstinenta | abstinence, self-denial | nɑːʊnɔː |
adj | copiosus | abundant, rich, full | aʊɔɪʌaʊɑː |
adj | acceptus | acceptable, welcome, dear | ʒʊpoʊnɔː |
prep | secundum | according to, after, behind | ɔɪaɪaɪɝːoʊæ |
nf | accusatio | accusation, indictment | aʊʒɔːʒɑː |
nm | accusator | accuser | zaʊpɔɪ |
prep | trans | across, beyond | naɪuːpuːiː |
nf | actio | act, proposal | ʌɑːiː |
nf | activitas | activity | naʊnʌŋʌ |
nm | actor | actor | ʌeɪæ |
nf | actrix | actress | ʒuːzæɑː |
nm | adamas | adamant, hardest iron, steel | ʊzaʊɔɪɛ |
adj | finitimus | adjoining, neighboring | zaɪpaʊ |
nf | admiratio | admiration, surprise, wonder | næpoʊɔɪaʊ |
nf | monitio | admonition, warning | eɪoʊaʊɔː |
nm | cultus | adornment, dress, education | ʒæpɔː |
nm | advocatus | advocate | ʊpɝːpuːɝː |
nf | caritas | affection | eɪʌpɛpæ |
nf | Africa | Africa | aʊʒɑːɑː |
adj | Afer | African | nɑːɔɪpuːæ |
adv | deinde | after that, afterward | ŋæɛŋɔːʌ |
adv / prep | post | after, afterward | zɝːpæuː |
adj | postmeridianus | afternoon, in the afternoon | zɝːpɝːaɪɔɪ |
adv | iterum | again | zɛʒɔːæaʊ |
adv | rursus | again, backwards, on the contrary | aʊeɪpʌnaɪ |
adv / prep | contra | against | ɔɪŋiːnɔːaʊ |
nf | aetas | age | naɪpænaɪ |
nn | saeculum | age, generation | zɑːɑːeɪ |
nn | aevum | age, lifetime | aʊpʌ |
adj | agilis | agile, nimble | ɝːɔː |
adv | abhinc | ago | iːpɔːʒiː |
nn | pactum | agreement, compact | ʒɛoʊʌ |
nf | condicio | agreement, condition | zaɪaɪ |
nf | concordia | agreement, harmony | ŋaʊʌŋeɪ |
nn | foedus | agreement, treaty, league | ŋeɪʊeɪɔɪaɪ |
nm | consensus | agreement, unanimity | aʊpɝːaɪ |
nf | agricultura | agriculture | ɔɪpæpaʊ |
nf | ops | aid, assistance, power | æpɑːpɛɝː |
nn | subsidium | aid, assistance, support | oʊpɔɪɑː |
nm | aer | air | ɔːpʌpɝːoʊ |
adj | flabilis | airy | iːɔɪɑːɑː |
adj | permotus | alarmed, disturbed | ʌniːnæ |
adj | vivus | alive, living | ʒeɪpʊpaɪ |
adv | usque | all the way, right through | ʒuːnæʒʊ |
adj | cunctus | all together | ŋɛʒoʊɔːuː |
adj | universus | all together | ʒaʊpʌɔːʌ |
adj | omnipotens | all-powerful, omnipotent | ɑːaɪzæ |
nf | societas | alliance, kinship | iːnoʊuːʌ |
nm | socius | ally, partner | ʊpaɪŋʊeɪ |
adv | paene | almost, nearly | ŋiːpaʊɔː |
adv | fere | almost, nearly, generally | ɝːuːuː |
adj | solus | alone | næɔː |
conj | quoque | also, too | niːaʊaɪɔː |
nf | ara | altar | næniːŋæ |
conj | quamquam | although | aɪpuːæ |
conj | tametsi | although, and yet | ɝːpɑːnʌ |
adv | semper | always | ŋaʊpiːpɑː |
adj | mirus | amazing | eɪpʊpɛ |
nf | ambitio | ambition | ŋʌʒɝːŋiː |
adj | ambitiosus | ambitious | nuːeɪpaʊ |
nf pl | insidiae | ambush, treachery | ŋuːuː |
adv / prep | inter | among, between | ʊpɝːɑː |
nn | amphitheatrum | amphitheater | aʊiːpɑːpɔɪ |
nf | bulla | amulet, charm | ɑːŋaɪaɪ |
n | ancora | anchor | eɪpaʊpʊiː |
adj | priscus | ancient, old-fashioned | eɪpʌiː |
conj | et | and | ʊpɔːpuː |
adv / conj | nec | and not, nor | ŋuːpæ |
conj | atqui | and yet, still, nevertheless | zaʊŋææ |
conj | ac | and, as, than | ŋʊæ |
conj | atque | and, as, than | ɑːpaʊpɔɪ |
nm | angelus | angel | uːnɝːnɝːɛ |
nf | ira | anger, wrath | ʒaʊpʊpoʊ |
adj | iratus | angered, angry | aʊeɪʊaʊɔː |
nn | animal | animal | aɪŋɝː |
nf | bestia | animal, beast | ɛeɪpɝːzoʊ |
nf | molestia | annoyance, trouble | ʊpɔːʒaɪ |
pron / adj | alius | another, other | ɔːaɪziː |
nn | responsum | answer, reply, response | ŋaɪpɔːɝː |
nf | formica | ant | aɪpoʊpɛ |
nf | sollicitudo | anxiety, concern | eɪɝːɛɝːæ |
adj | anxius | anxious, troubled | uːɔɪ |
adj | ullus | any | ʒuːiːʒɔːɝː |
pron | quisquam | anyone, anything | aʊæaɪiːɑːiː |
nf | insula | apartment building | nɝːpɔɪɔɪ |
nm | simius | ape | ŋɔːaʊɝːɝː |
nf | species | appearance | ʒiːpeɪʊoʊ |
nf | appetentia | appetite | zaɪæuːɑːoʊ |
nn | malum | apple, fruit | nɑːoʊniːɔː |
nm | accessus | approach, access | ɛpæ |
n | Aprilis | April | aʊʒuːɔɪɛ |
adj | aquaticus | aquatic, living in water | uːʒʊnɑː |
nm | aquaductus | aqueduct | nɝːæiːuː |
nf | Arabia | Arabia | zuːɑːpoʊoʊ |
adj | Arabs | Arabian | uːpiːpuːɝː |
nf | contentio | argument | nɛɑːɛuːoʊ |
nn | bracchium | arm | neɪpiːaɪ |
nn pl | arma | arms, weapons | ʊpæiː |
nm | exercitus | army | ŋaɪŋoʊʒʊ |
adv / prep | circa | around | zæuːuːʌ |
adv / prep | circum | around | ɝːpaɪpʊ |
nm | adventus | arrival, approach | zɛpɛʊ |
nf | arrogantia | arrogance | uːʌpʌ |
adv | insolenter | arrogantly | ʒʊpʊneɪ |
nf | sagitta | arrow | iːʒɔː |
nn | artificum | art, trade, skill | ŋɝːʊɝːʌɔː |
nm | artifex | artist | ɔːoʊpiːpiː |
adv | quasi | as if, like | naɪŋʊ |
adv | tamquam | as it were, for example | ɛiːzæ |
nm | ascensus | ascent, approach | zaɪŋeɪ |
nm | cinis | ashes | ɑːpɑːɔːiː |
nf | Asia | Asia | oʊŋoʊ |
nf | oppugnatio | assault, attack | iːaʊpʊʒɛ |
nn | concilium | assembly | aɪŋeɪɑː |
nf | contio | assembly, address | eɪŋeɪpɛ |
nn | comitia | assembly, election | aɪnɛŋoʊ |
nm | conventus | assembly, meeting | ɑːpeɪnʊɝː |
nm | minister | assistant | ʒuːpɔːŋoʊ |
adj | attonitus | astonished | aɪŋæpɔː |
nm | astrologus | astrologer | nuːæpɛɑː |
adv | procul | at a distance, far off | ŋʊeɪaɪ |
adv | usquam | at any place, anywhere | uːaɪpuːnʊ |
adv | primo | at first | eɪziːʒɝː |
adv | demum | at last | ʊzɝːpeɪ |
adv | tandem | at last, finally | ɔɪɔːɔɪ |
adv | saltem | at least | ŋʌʊpʌ |
adv | certe | at least, certainly | nʊpɛ |
adj | otiosus | at leisure, idle | zuːzɔɪ |
adv | simul | at the same time, as soon as | ŋʌŋeɪ |
adv | una | at the same time, together | ʊʌpiːʒuː |
nm | athleta | athlete | iːɝːʌɛɔː |
nn | atrium | atrium | ʌpʌeɪaʊ |
nm | impetus | attack, assault | nuːneɪoʊɔː |
adv | attente | attentively | ʒɝːŋaɪaʊ |
nm | auctionarius | auctioneer | ɛpʊpɔɪʊ |
nn | auspicium | augury, omen | ɝːeɪpuːneɪ |
nn | augurium | augury, omen, prophecy | ɛɛpaʊpaʊ |
n | Augustus | August | iːŋɑːɔː |
nm | auctor | author, originator, sponsor | ŋɛʒaɪ |
nf | auctoritas | authority, prestige | æiːʊɔːeɪ |
nm | autumnus | autumn | æaɪpɔːpaʊ |
adj | avarus | avaricious | nʊoʊʒiːuː |
adj | vigil | awake, alert | ʌʌpɔːpɔː |
nf | securis | ax, hatchet | ɑːʊnʊ |
nm | axis | axle, wheel, chariot | ɔːnɑːʌ |
nn | dorsum | back | aɪuːiːɔː |
nn | tergum | back, rear | ʒæɛɔɪɔː |
nn | maleficium | bad deed | ʒɔːpɛpɔː |
adj | malus | bad, evil | ŋɑːʊeɪɑːaɪ |
adv | male | badly | zaʊpoʊ |
adj | coctilis | baked (bricks) | zuːɝː |
nm | pistor | baker | ɛpɝːŋɛeɪ |
nf | pistrina | bakery | ʒɝːzɝːeɪeɪ |
adj | calvus | bald | ɔːzaɪpaʊoʊ |
nf | pila | ball | ɔɪŋoʊpʌʊ |
nn | suaffragium | ballot, vote | nʊpʊpaʊ |
nn | vinculum | band, cord, chain | zɑːpɛɝːuː |
nf | fascia | bandage, band | ʒɔɪpeɪ |
nm | barbarus | barbarian | zɔːpʌŋaɪ |
adj | inhumanus | barbarous, savage | eɪzuːpaʊ |
nm | tonsor | barber | zʊpɑːɔːeɪ |
nn | hordeum | barley | aʊɝː |
nn | horreum | barn, granary | ɔːaʊpɛ |
adj | turpis | base, disgraceful | æʒʌpaɪ |
nn | canistrum | basket | ɛnaɪnʊʊ |
nn | balneum | bath | nɔɪʒɔːuː |
nn | proelium | battle | aɪnʊ |
nn | rostrum | beak, snout | uːnɝːpaɪ |
nf | trabs | beam, timber | neɪuːʒoʊ |
nm | ursus | bear | ʒɝːɝːʒɛ |
nf | barba | beard | uːiːuːɔɪɔː |
nn | iumentum | beast of burden | ʒɛɔɪpɑː |
nf | belua | beast, monster | oʊpɑː |
adj | formosus | beautiful | aʊŋæpʌʊ |
adj | pulcher | beautiful | ŋoʊɔːpiː |
nf | pulchritudo | beauty | ŋuːzoʊɔː |
nm | decor | beauty, grace | ŋiːeɪ |
conj | quia | because | ʊʒɔɪɔːeɪ |
adv | quare | because of which, why | æpɝː |
conj | quod | because, the fact that | ɑːʒʊʒɔɪʌ |
nm | lectus | bed | æneɪpuː |
nn | cubiculum | bedroom | ʒɔːaɪiːɑːɛ |
prep | antequam | before | ɔɪneɪɔː |
prep | prae | before, ahead of | ʊŋɝːŋaɪ |
prep | ante | before, formerly, in front of | ɝːziːŋʊ |
nn | initium | beginning | ʒʌpaʊiːaɪ |
nn | principium | beginning, origin | oʊoʊoʊ |
nf | opinio | belief, opinion | ɔːuː |
nn | tintinnabulum | bell | zʌʒiːaɪ |
adj | alienus | belonging to another, foreign | ʒɛŋʊoʊ |
adj | subterraneus | below the ground | ʒɔɪzɑːʌ |
adj | inferus | below, of the lower world | ɔːʊŋaʊ |
prep | infra | below, under | ŋæŋiːɛ |
nn | cingulum | belt | nɛpæɔɪ |
nn | subsellium | bench, seat | zʌpɑː |
adj | pronus | bent forward | noʊŋuːɛ |
nf | baca | berry | ɑːɔɪpuːpaɪ |
adj | optimus | best | oʊpʊzeɪʌ |
nm | proditor | betrayer, traitor | ʌŋɝːpaʊɑː |
adv | melius | better | ɔɪpaʊpeɪ |
prep | extra | beyond, outside | ɝːuːoʊaɪɔɪoʊ |
adv / prep | ultra | beyond, past | zɑːnaʊɔɪaʊ |
nm | licitator | bidder | aʊpeɪʒaɪɑː |
nf | betula | birch | ŋiːɔɪ |
nm/f | ales | bird | aʊɔːʒʌ |
nf | avis | bird | ʊziːnɛuː |
nf | volucris | bird, winged creature | ʒaʊʌʊʌaɪ |
nf | natura | birth, nature | ʒɑːɝːpʌ |
nm | dies natalis | birthday | ŋaʊpɝːææ |
nm | natalis | birthday | ʊpuːʊ |
adj | amarus | bitter | uːŋɔɪ |
adj | acerbus | bitter, harsh | ŋʊpɛpʌ |
adj | niger | black | ʊoʊpɔɪŋɔː |
nf | vituperatio | blame, censure | æpaɪnaɪɛ |
nf | culpa | blame, fault | ʊpɔː |
adj | beatus | blessed, prosperous | ɛnæ |
adj | caecus | blind | ɛæaʊ |
nm | sanguis | blood | ɑːzɝːpoʊaɪ |
nf | cognatio | blood-relationship, kindred | nʊʊpeɪ |
adj | cruentus | bloody-stained, blood-thirsty | æzʌpæ |
nn | corpus | body | zɑːpɛpɔɪ |
adj | audax | bold, reckless | æɛɔːɝːɝː |
adv | audacter | boldly, recklessly | uːŋɛpeɪoʊ |
nf | audencia | boldness, courage | naɪɝːpaɪæ |
nn | os | bone | ŋaɪʒɛnɔɪ |
nm | liber | book | ʒɔːpɛzɛ |
nn | librarium | bookcase | oʊpoʊaʊ |
nf | caliga | boot | ziːuː |
adj | natus | born | oʊzɑːnaɪuː |
adj | ambo | both, two together | ɔːʌuːaɪ |
nn | solum | bottom, sole | ɛpuːnæ |
nm | terminus | boundary | zoʊŋʊɑː |
nm | arcus | bow | eɪɝːpʌpeɪ |
nf | arca | box, chest | eɪæpɑːnaɪ |
nm | puer | boy | nɔɪzɔːaɪæ |
nf | pueritia | boyhood, childhood | ɔːniːoʊ |
nf | armilla | bracelet | aʊæɝː |
nm | ramus | branch | zoʊɔːŋɛ |
adv | fortiter | bravely | oʊʌiː |
nm | panis | bread | eɪaɪæoʊuːɝː |
nn | ientaculum | breakfast | uːpɛpɛ |
nf | mamma | breast | ʌoʊæʌ |
nm | pectus | breast, heart | ŋɛpɛŋɑː |
nf | lorica | breastplate | ænaɪʒiː |
nf | anima | breath, soul | oʊʒɔː |
nm | spiritus | breathing, breath | uːŋʊpeɪ |
nf | aura | breeze, wind | zɝːɛ |
nf | brevitas | brevity | ʒɔːʒɔɪ |
nm | pons | bridge | ɛpɑːʒeɪaɪ |
nn | frenum | bridle, bit | ɔːpɑːɛiː |
adv | breviter | briefly | ziːʒʌʊ |
adj | inlustris | bright, distinguished | ɛiːŋɔɪ |
adj | alacer | brisk, vigorous | nuːzeɪɔɪɔː |
nf | Britannia | Britian | zʊɝːpɑː |
adj | Britannus | British | aɪpeɪŋaʊ |
nf | platea | broad street | ɔɪʒʊpʊɔː |
nm | frater | brother | nuːpæaʊæ |
nm | germanus | brother | aʊnaʊ |
nf | hama | bucket | aɪaɪpaɪ |
nm | architectus | builder, architect | ɔːɑːpæpɑː |
nm | aedificium | building, house | nɛpaʊpɑː |
nm | taurus | bull | nɔːnɛɛɔɪ |
nn | onus | burden, weight, load | aʊʌpɝːpuː |
nf | sepultura | burial | eɪɔɪ |
nf | eruptio | bursting forth, attack | naʊʒɑːneɪ |
nn | negotium | business | iːpɑːeɪ |
adj | occupatus | busy | ʊpuː |
conj | autem | but | ʒɔːiː |
conj | sed | but | iːpuːpæ |
conj | sin | but if | zæʊziː |
conj | quin | but that, that | ʒæaʊɑː |
adv | verum | but, still, yet | eɪpɝːpiːɛ |
nm | lanius | butcher | ʌæpɑː |
nf | laniena | butcher's stall | nɛpɝːaɪ |
nn | cadaver | cadaver, corpse | nʌpiː |
nf | placenta | cake | ŋeɪpaʊʊɝː |
nn | crustum | cake, bread | ʊʌpɑːpɛ |
adj | serenus | calm, clear | ŋɔːaɪpʊ |
adj | clemens | calm, gentle, merciful | ŋaɪnuː |
nf | tranquillitas | calm, peace | ɝːpaʊʒʊɔɪ |
nm | equitatus | calvary | æiː |
nm | camelus | camel | nɑːʊpaɪ |
nf | castra | camp | nɔɪɔː |
nm | candidatus | candidate | ʒʌnɑː |
nf | candela | candle | uːpɔːpiːʌ |
adj | caninus | canine | zʊpaʊɝːɝː |
nf | lacerna | cape | ʌoʊʌ |
nm | captivus | captive, prisoner | ʒiːpuːɑːɛ |
adj | captivus | captive, taken prisoner | ʒeɪɝː |
adj | captus | captured, caught | uːɝːpæʒaɪ |
nf | cura | care, anxiety | neɪeɪzuː |
adv | accurrate | carefully | ʒiːpɑː |
adv | diligenter | carefully | aʊʒiːpaɪɛ |
adj | neglegens | careless | nɔːpʊ |
nf | raeda | carriage | ziːiːɑːɑː |
nf | carota | carrot | ɑːæaʊoʊaʊʊ |
nm | carrus | cart | ʌŋɔː |
nf | feles | cat | ʊzʊɔː |
nn | pecus | cattle, flock | uːnuːnuːɔɪ |
nf | causa | cause, reason. motive | ʌpæpoʊɔː |
adj | cautus | cautious, wary, careful | ʒʊɝː |
adv | caute | cautiously | ʒʌʌpɛ |
nn | antrum | cave | æiːpaʊnɛ |
nf | cavea | cave | ɔːʒʌzaʊ |
nf | caverna | cave | ʒɑːiː |
nm | specus | cave | naʊʊneɪoʊ |
nf | spelunca | cave, cavern | zɛaʊʊ |
nm | censor | censor | naʊɝːæ |
nm | centurio | centurion | ɝːŋoʊpoʊeɪ |
nf | caerimonia | ceremony | ɝːeɪɔː |
adj | certus | certain, definite | uːzɑːpɔː |
nf | catena | chain (plural: chains, fetters) | uːuːʊiːʊʊ |
nf | cathedra | chair | oʊzeɪpiːʌ |
nm | casus | chance, accident | iːzɑːzoʊʌ |
nf | fors | chance, accident | ʌpuː |
nf | mutatio | change | ɔɪʊeɪ |
nm | currus | chariot | ʒɔːaɪpɔː |
nn | essedum | chariot | æzoʊnaɪ |
nm | essedarius | charioteer | ɔːʊiːæ |
nm | auriga | charioteer, driver | næaɪpæ |
adj | pudicus | chaste, modest, virtuous | æɑːʒɔː |
nf | pudicitia | chastity, modesty, virtue | ʌʌeɪɑːɛ |
nm | caseus | cheese | ʌaʊ |
nn | cerasum | cherry | ʌpaɪʊɛ |
nn | armarium | chest, cupboard | iːpeɪpaʊ |
adj | badius | chestnut-colored | ɑːzɝːŋeɪuː |
nf | gallina | chicken | ɛuːpæpæ |
adv | pueriliter | childishly, foolishly | ʒeɪpʌʒaʊ |
nm | liberi | children | zɔɪɑːɔːɑː |
nf | ecclesia | church | naʊzeɪaʊiː |
nm | circulus | circle | ɔːŋɑːzoʊ |
nm | orbis | circle, orb | ʊiːpɝːŋɔː |
nm pl | circenses | Circus games | uːpoʊzaɪɝː |
nf | arx | citadel, fortress | ʊŋɝːɔː |
nm/f | civis | citizen | ʊpaʊ |
nf | civitas | citizenship | ʒaʊaʊaʊɔː |
nf | urbs | city | zɔːaɪɔː |
nn | moenia | city walls | ʒoʊnoʊzʌ |
adj | civilis | civil, of citizens | ʌzæɔː |
adj | lucidus | clear, bright | ʊniːzɝːɔː |
adj | clarus | clear, bright, famous | zɔːaʊnaʊ |
nn | amiculum | cloak | ŋiːæeɪoʊʊ |
nm | amictus | cloak, wrap | ææ |
adv | anguste | closely, sparingly | ʊæ |
nn | vestimentum | clothing | ʒɔɪpoʊ |
nf | vestis | clothing | ɝːpɔɪpaɪʊ |
nm | vestiarius | clothing salesman | ʊŋɝːŋuː |
nm | nimbus | cloud | ʌpoʊŋeɪ |
nf | nubes | cloud, mist | iːɑːoʊ |
nm | fustis | club, stick | ʒiːpæpɑː |
nm | carbo | coal, charcoal | ŋoʊzeɪŋæ |
nf | cohors | cohort | ɝːaʊɝːoʊɛɝː |
adj | frigidus | cold | nɑːɔː |
nn | frigus | cold, coldness, frost | ɛpɔːpaʊuː |
nm | collega | colleague | iːɔɪ |
nn | collegium | colleagues | ɔɪpʌpʌuː |
nf | colonia | colony, settlement | ɝːnæpʌ |
nm | color | color | ŋuːpæʌæ |
nm | mimus | comic opera | ænɔːpɑː |
nn | imperium | command, empire | æaɪneɪ |
nn | praeceptum | command, order, precept | oʊæ |
nm | praefectus | commander, officer | eɪʌpɔː |
nf | plebs | common people, folk | zeɪɔɪpɝː |
adj | communis | common, shared, universal | zɛpɛpʊ |
nm | comes | companion | ŋaɪɛʒeɪaɪ |
nm | comitatus | company | ʒiːʒʌŋɑː |
nm | competitor | competitor | ɛɝːpɔːpɝː |
nf | querela | complaint | ziːpiːaɪ |
nf | commutatio | complete change, alteration | æɔːɛoʊɔː |
adj | perfectus | complete, perfect | zɝːʊeɪeɪɔː |
nn | obsequium | compliance | aʊpɔɪɔɪ |
nf | blanditia | compliment, charm, flattery | nɝːzaʊaʊʊ |
nm | tumultus | confusion, tumult | ɝːʒɑː |
nf | gratulatio | congratulation | eɪʌ |
nm | victor | conqueror | æeɪʌiːaɪ |
nf | conscientia | conscience | aɪpɔɪɛ |
adj | conscius | conscious, aware of | ŋuːɝː |
nf | consolatio | consolation, comfort | eɪʊ |
nf | coniuratio | conspiracy | ɛzuːpoʊ |
nm | coniuratus | conspirator | ɑːnæʒeɪeɪ |
adj | assiduus | constant, steady | ŋaʊziːʒɑː |
nn | astrum | constellation | zɛɝːnoʊ |
nm | consul | consul | aɪʌɔːaʊɔɪ |
adj | consularis | consular | næzɑːnɑː |
nm | consulatus | consulship | ɝːpoʊuː |
nf | contemptio | contempt | ʊŋʌʒæɔɪ |
nm | continens | continent | zʊpaɪɔɪ |
adj | adsiduus | continual, constant | ʌpɔɪzɛ |
adj | asiduus | continual, constant | ɔːŋɝːnɔɪɝː |
adv | assidue | continually | oʊnɔɪeɪeɪ |
adv | opportune | conveniently | aʊpɝː |
nn | colloquium | conversation | æɑːpaɪpɛ |
nf | conversatio | conversation | ŋaɪpæpɔɪ |
nm | sermo | conversation, talk | neɪʒʊzaɪ |
nn | aes | copper, bronze, money | æaʊpɔɪpʊ |
nm | angulus | corner | ʊuːŋʊ |
nm | census | count, enumeration | aʊzaɪŋaʊaʊ |
nn | rus | countryside | eɪpʌzɛaʊ |
nf | virtus | courage, virtue | zaɪɑːpʊ |
nm | cursus | course, speed | nʊzɛzɔɪ |
nm | purpuratus | courtier | aʊnaɪ |
nf | area | courtyard | ʒoʊŋɔɪɝːɔɪ |
nm | consobrinus | cousin | aɪeɪeɪeɪæaʊ |
nn | velamen | cover, clothing | ɔɪɔːeɪɔːeɪ |
nf | vaca | cow | aɪoʊ |
nf | rima | crack, fissure | noʊpiːiːɔɪ |
nm | fragor | crash | uːʊoʊaʊ |
adj | insanus | crazy, insane | zoʊʊnʌuː |
nf | creatio | creation | æpuːpɔːuː |
nm | creator | creator | noʊpaɪɔːiː |
nf | creatura | creature | ɛpææoʊ |
nm | creditor | creditor | aʊaɪpɛŋoʊ |
nf | cicada | cricket, grasshopper | ŋoʊiːzɔːuː |
nn | scelus | crime | zaɪɝː |
adj | sceleratus | criminal, wicked | eɪpʌaʊaʊ |
nn | angustum | crisis | ʒoʊpaɪæɑː |
nm | crocodilus | crocodile | zɛɝːpæʊ |
nf | crux | cross | ŋɑːɔːpiː |
nm | traiectus | crossing | ziːpaɪ |
nf | turba | crowd | ɛpuː |
nf | frequentia | crowd, throng | ɛʒɝːpiːaɪ |
adj | creber | crowded, thick, frequent | ʌpɑːɑː |
adj | celeber | crowded, thronged, famous | ʒɔːpiːʒeɪ |
nf | corona | crown | æɛuː |
nf | caterva | crown, troop | ɔɪŋɝːaɪʌ |
adj | crudus | crude | ʌaʊpaɪnoʊ |
adj | crudelis | cruel | æpeɪ |
nf | crudelitas | cruelty | noʊpɛaɪæ |
nm | cucumis | cucumber | uːŋɔːʒɛɑː |
nf | cultura | cultivation | ʊɑːpʌpɝː |
nn | poculum | cup, pitcher | ʒeɪnɝːŋaɪ |
nn | remedium | cure, remedy | ʒɑːɑːŋiːæ |
adj | curiosus | curious, inquisitive | oʊŋeɪpoʊiː |
nf | defixio | curse | ŋɑːpɝːpuː |
adj | curvus | curved, crooked, wrong | ɔːoʊiːʊeɪɛ |
adj | aduncus | curved, hooked | ŋuːʌ |
nf | custodia | custody | aɪpɑːnuːæ |
nf | consuetudo | custom, habit | ʊnɝːiː |
nm | mos | custom, habit | zeɪzʌ |
nf | sica | dagger | ʒʌŋiːʊ |
adv | cottidie | daily | ʒoʊuːpiːɛ |
adv | quotidie | daily | zʊaɪnoʊ |
adj | cottidianus | daily, usual | ŋɔːpɔːzaʊ |
nn | periculum | danger | aʊpʌpaɪʌ |
adj | periculosus | dangerous | ŋoʊŋɝːaʊ |
nf | audacia | daring, boldness | ɛuːɔɪ |
adj | ater | dark | ɝːŋæ |
adj | caeruleus | dark blue | ʒɑːʊɔːeɪaʊ |
adj | prasinus | dark green | ɔɪŋuːaʊuː |
adj | fuscus | dark-colored, black, brown | iːʒɑː |
adj | obscurus | dark, gloomy | ɝːiːiːɑːɛaʊ |
nf | caligo | darkness, gloom, fog | uːaʊzɔː |
nf pl | deliciae | darling, sweetheart, pleasure | æaʊpʊpæ |
nn | iaculum | dart, javelin | ziːɔːɛɔːɔɪ |
nf | filia | daughter | ŋɔːiːʊɔːiː |
nm/f | dies | day | zʊʒaʊ |
adj | mortuus | dead | ɝːzʌpoʊɛ |
adj | carus | dear | zɔːŋaʊŋʌ |
nf | mors | death | ʌɛɑːʌ |
nf | nex | death, murder | ŋaɪzɔːŋʊ |
nn | stuprum | debauchery | iːaʊnɑː |
nf | fraus | deceit | iːiːaɪaʊ |
n | December | December | oʊŋɝː |
nn | consultum | decree | ŋaʊpæuː |
nn | edictum | decree, edict | ʊzɔː |
nn | factum | deed, achievement | ʊpuːpɑː |
nn | facinus | deed, crime | iːpɔɪʒuːɔː |
nm | sopor | deep sleep | ɝːpiːɔːɔɪ |
nf | cerva | deer, hind | ɝːnuːzɑːiː |
nf | defectio | defection, revolt | ʒaɪʌpʊ |
nm | reus | defendant | nɛoʊpɔːʊ |
nf | cunctatio | delay | ʒoʊŋʊ |
nf | mora | delay | iːpʊʒɝːuː |
nf | delectatio | delight, pleasure, enjoyment | ʒuːʌoʊɔɪɔː |
nm | denarius | denarius | ʒeɪæʒɑː |
nf | profectio | departure | ɑːnɔɪiːɔː |
nm | cliens | dependent, client | ɔːpɛzaɪiː |
nf | clientela | dependents, clients | zɛpeɪɔɪʊ |
nf | descriptio | description | eɪuːæɔːiː |
nn pl | deserta | desert, wilderness | zuːʒɑːuːʊ |
adj | vastus | deserted, desolate, vast | ʒeɪŋæŋɑː |
nf | cupido | desire | uːɝːpaɪpɝː |
adj | cupidus | desirous, eager, fond | ʒɔːzoʊŋɝː |
adj | perditus | desperate, lost, hopeless | uːpaɪŋʊ |
nf | desperatio | desperation, hopelessness | ŋɔɪpɝːzɛ |
nn | exitium | destruction, ruin | aʊpɔɪ |
nf | pernicies | destruction, ruin | nɛpɛuːæ |
adj | perniciosus | destructive, pernicious | ŋæʊɑːoʊ |
nf | constantia | determination, persistence | nɔɪpaɪaɪæ |
nm | dolus | device, trick | zaɪɔːʌɔːʌ |
nm | diabolus | devil | ʌziːpaɪ |
adj | deditus | devoted to, addicted to | ŋaʊpuːzʌ |
nm | dictator | dictator | eɪʒɝːʒɔːɔː |
nf | diversitas | difference, diversity | ɛæiːɑːoʊaɪ |
adj | difficilis | difficult, hard | eɪŋɔɪ |
nf | difficultas | difficulty, hardship | ɑːæpʌʒeɪ |
nf | diligentia | diligence | ɝːʊpɑːŋɑː |
adj | diligens | diligent, faithful | aʊpuː |
nm | strepitus | din, noise, uproar | ʊɝːoʊ |
nn | triclinium | dining-couch, dining-room | eɪʊaʊiːaʊeɪ |
nf | cena | dinner | zɔɪpɛpoʊ |
adv | directo | directly | ɔɪpoʊ |
nf | nenia | dirge, lullaby | oʊʒaʊ |
adj | sordidus | dirty | ziːpeɪuːɝː |
adj | deiectus | disappointed, dejected | oʊʒoʊzɑːʊ |
nf | calamitas | disaster | ɝːnaʊiːæ |
nf | clades | disaster, injury, loss | nɑːpoʊɛuː |
nf | disputatio | discussion | ʒæʒeɪ |
nn | fastidium | disdain | ŋæpɔːæuː |
nn | dedecus | disgrace | ŋɔɪpaʊnɛ |
nf | ignominia | disgrace | ʒuːŋaɪɛɝː |
nf | controversia | dispute, quarrel | ɔːiːuːɛæɛ |
nf | lis | dispute, quarrel, lawsuit | ɔːzɑːziː |
nf | discordia | dissension | nɔɪeɪʌɝː |
nf | longinquitas | distance, remoteness | ziːʒɛ |
adj | longinquus | distant | eɪiːpaʊpɔː |
nn | discrimen | distinction, crisis | ænɛʒɝːoʊ |
adj | praeclarus | distinguished | ɑːŋuːpeɪ |
nm | pagus | district, canton | ŋɑːaɪpaɪ |
nf | fossa | ditch, trench | nuːpæiː |
adj | divinus | divine | ɑːzɔɪnoʊoʊ |
nn | fas | divine right, sacred duty | ʌʒɛʒɑːʊ |
nn | numen | divine spirit | ɛpɑːʒiːeɪ |
adj | divus | divine, deified | naʊɔːzɑːaʊ |
nm | haruspex | diviner, soothsayer | zɛpaʊpʌ |
adv | nonne | do not?, does not? | ʒɔɪeɪiːiːæ |
nm | medicus | doctor | aɪ |
nf | religio | doctrine, sense of duty | oʊpɑːzoʊ |
nm/f | canis | dog | aɪnɛʒoʊaʊ |
nf | pupa | doll | aɪzæzʊʌ |
nm | delphinus | dolphin | ʒɛpɛzuː |
nm | tolus | dome | nɑːpʌŋʊ |
adj | domesticus | domestic, civil | aʊpɑːpʊeɪ |
nm | asinus | donkey | noʊpɝːeɪɑː |
nf | foris | door | zɔɪʒɔɪʒaɪ |
nf | ianua | door | ʒeɪnɑːeɪ |
nf | dubitatio | doubt | ʒɔɪpɑːoʊoʊ |
nn | dubium | doubt | nɑːʊzɛ |
adj | dubius | doubtful | ɛpaɪɝː |
adv | videlicet | doubtless, evidently | ŋaʊpaʊŋɛ |
nf | columba | dove | iːpæoʊɛ |
prep | de | down from, from, about | uːaʊpʊŋɑː |
adj | dirus | dreadful, terrible | ɝːɔːpiːʒɑː |
nn | somnium | dream | ɔːʒuːɔː |
nf | gutta | drop | ɝːnɛpæ |
nn | venenum | drug, poison, venom | ʊnʌʒɑːɑː |
nn | tympanum | drum | ɔːeɪpaʊŋɔː |
adj | ebrius | drunk | ɔɪoʊʒʌ |
nn | aridum | dry land, shore | naɪæeɪʊ |
adj | aridus | dry, arid | noʊpɑːpæ |
nf | anas | duck | ʊaɪæɔːuːeɪ |
nn | pulvus | dust | iːnʊiː |
nm | pulvis | dust, cloud of dust | ʒæoʊoʊɑːoʊ |
nn | munus | duty, gift | ʒeɪŋiːɔːiː |
nn | officium | duty, service | ɔɪæɑːɝːɔɪoʊ |
adj | avidus | eager | oʊɑːpɔː |
adv | cupide | eagerly | ʒɛuːuː |
adv | avide | eagerly, avidly | zuːʊʒæɛ |
nf | aviditas | eagerness, greed | ɝːnaɪpɑː |
nf | cupitas | eagerness, greed | ʊɝː |
nn | studium | eagerness, study | ʊʌaʊaʊaɪ |
nf | aquila | eagle, standard | eɪaɪpeɪʒʊ |
nf | auris | ear | ɛɔɪoʊæ |
nf | auricula | earlobe | ziːpæ |
nf | inaures | earrings | aʊɑːnʌ |
nf | terra | earth, ground, region | ŋeɪpeɪʌ |
nf | tellus | earth, land | ŋʊiːzaɪuː |
adv | facile | easily | ziːɔːŋiːuː |
nm | oriens | east | zɝːʌzʊ |
adj | facilis | easy | ɔːpɔɪŋaʊ |
nn | cenaculum | eating-room, attic | eɪnʌnʌ |
nf | margo | edge | naʊŋɛaʊ |
nn | ovum | egg | ʒeɪʒɛŋʌ |
nf | Aegyptus | Egypt | zɔɪɝːɝːɛɛ |
adj | octo | eight | nɔːpɑː |
adj | octingenti | eight hundred | ʌoʊ |
adj | octavus | eighth | aʊʊɔɪɔːæ |
adj | octoginta | eighty | ŋɑːʌpæeɪ |
nf | elegantia | elegance, refinement | oʊpoʊʒuː |
adj | elegans | elegant | zaʊaʊpoʊɝː |
nn | elementum | element | oʊpɑːʌ |
nm | elephantus | elephant | zeɪzʊeɪɔɪ |
adj | undecim | eleven | aɪpeɪzoʊɝː |
nf | alces | elk | ɛpiːɑː |
nf | eloquentia | eloquence | nuːpɔːɔɪʌ |
adj | disertus | eloquent | nɛɑːoʊɔɪ |
adj | eloquens | eloquent | uːnɝː |
nf | legatio | embassy | ʒɑːiːɛaɪ |
nm/f | smarargdus | emerald | iːʒʌɝː |
nf | vanitas | emptiness, vanity | iːpiːpuːaʊ |
adj | vacuus | empty, free from | zoʊæŋɔɪɛ |
adj | inanis | empty, unsubstantial | ɛpɔːpaɪɔɪ |
adj | vanus | empty, void | æɑːeɪeɪʌɑː |
nf | cohortatio | encouraging, urging | ʊzʌpɛ |
nm | finis | end, limit | ɛʊpeɪ |
nn | cacumen | end, point, peak, summit | eɪpæpaʊoʊ |
adj | praeditus | endowed with | zʌpoʊɔːæ |
nm | hostis | enemy | zaɪoʊzɔː |
adj | strenuus | energetic | ʌʒuːpaʊ |
adj | enormis | enormous | zʊpeɪnɔː |
adv | enormiter | enormously | ɔːoʊnɔɪ |
adv | satis | enough, sufficiently | ɔɪaʊpɔɪnɔː |
nn pl | exta | entrails | ɔɪɝːoʊoʊ |
nm | aditus | entrance | nʊpeɪɝːɛ |
nn | ostium | entrance, door | ʊŋeɪoʊ |
nf | invidia | envy, jealousy | aɪpɔɪʒuː |
adj | aequus | equal, fair, flat | aɪpɑː |
adj | par | equal, like | zɔːɔɪpʌʊ |
adv | proin | equally, accordingly | ɔɪʒʌpɝːiː |
nn | aequinoctium | equinox | ɑːpaʊoʊæ |
nm | apparatus | equipment | zʊpeɪɑːiː |
nf | fuga | escape | ʊpeɪɔːaʊ |
adv | imprimis | especially, particularly | ɔːnaɪpiː |
adv | praesertim | especially, particularly | zɑːæ |
adj | aeternus | eternal | zɔːpeɪɔː |
adj | sempiternus | eternal, perpetual, lasting | nɔɪɔːpɔɪ |
nf | Europa | Europe | ɝːŋuːpæɝː |
adv | velut | even as, just as, as if, like | iːaɪuː |
nn | aequor | even surface, sea | nɛɛzʊɑː |
conj | etiam | even, yet, still | ʒeɪpʌ |
nm | vesper | evening | ŋuːeɪæuːaɪ |
adv | umquam | ever, at any time | aʊɛiːiːuː |
adj | omnis | every, all | zoʊpɔː |
adv | ubique | everywhere, anywhere | iːʒuːpiː |
adj | manifestus | evident | ʊpɔɪnʊuː |
adj | pravus | evil | oʊpoʊ |
nn | malum | evil, misfortune | ʒoʊŋuːnaʊ |
nn | exemplum | example | nuːpɔːzæ |
nf | excellentia | excellence | uːpaɪʒɝː |
adj | excellens | excellent | aʊpoʊʌɝː |
adj | egregius | excellent, distinguished | ʌʊʌ |
adj | immodicus | excessive, immoderate | ʒɔɪpɔɪaɪ |
nf | excusatio | excuse | ʒaʊɔɪʊɔː |
nm | carnifex | executioner, torturer | iːuːpɑːpɔɪ |
nn | exsilium | exile | ɔːuːɛʌ |
nm | exsul | exile | oʊpɔː |
nm | sumptus | expense, cost | zɔɪŋɔːzaʊ |
adj | sumptiosus | expensive, lavish, costly | zɛaʊæoʊeɪ |
adj | pretiosus | expensive, precious | ɔɪeɪpɑːpʊ |
nm | vultus | expression | ziːpɔɪɔːʊ |
adj | exquisitus | exquisite, excellent | ɛzɔɪpɔːoʊ |
adj | eximius | extraordinary, excellent | zɔːʊɝː |
nm | oculus | eye | aʊʌuː |
nf | facies | face | eɪuːpeɪzoʊ |
nn | os | face | ʊpæpuːuː |
vf | factio | faction, party | ææɔɪ |
nf | fides | faith, trust | ŋoʊɑːʒeɪʌ |
adj | fidelis | faithful | zuːzʌʌɔː |
adv | fideliter | faithfully, loyally | ɔːɑːpʌ |
nf | notitia | fame, celebrity | zaɪpɑːpɛ |
nf | nobilitas | fame, nobility | zeɪɝːŋuː |
adj | peritus | familiar with, skilled | ɝːzeɪŋaɪɛ |
adv | longe | far | ʒiːŋɔːɝː |
adv | penitus | far within, deeply, utterly | oʊpɝːɑː |
nm | fundus | farm, country property | nʊoʊnaɪ |
nm | agricola | farmer | ʌuː |
nf | villa | farmhouse | ŋaɪiːaʊaʊɑː |
adv | amplius | farther, more | ŋaɪɑː |
adj | rapidus | fast, rapid | aʊaʊpɔɪŋiː |
adj | crassus | fat | eɪzɛpaɪ |
nn | fatum | fate | ʒæpɛɔɪiː |
nm | pater | father | ɛɔːpæ |
nn | crimen | fault, guilt | zʌɛpaɪɝː |
nn | vitium | fault, vice, crime | ʌoʊpæpɔː |
nm | favor | favor, goodwill | nɑːpʌoʊaʊ |
nf | formido | fear | nɔɪpæaɪoʊ |
nm | timor | fear | ɔɪɔːiː |
nm | metus | fear, dread | aɪpaʊnaɪ |
nn | festum | feast | nʊpiːŋæ |
nn | convivium | feast, party | uːʒɛɝːeɪ |
nf | penna | feather | ɑːŋuːnæuː |
nf | pluma | feather | eɪʒʊŋoʊɛ |
n | Februarius | February | zɔɪŋɔːzæ |
nm | sensus | feeling, sense | zæpaɪ |
nf | sententia | feeling, thought | nɛɔːeɪ |
adj | felinus | feline | aɪɛ |
nm | commilito | fellow soldier, comrade | næuːɔɪ |
nf | coqua | female cook | aʊpæiː |
nf | amica | female friend, mistress | zʊɑːpɛ |
nf | cantrix | female singer | ŋaʊpɔːpɑː |
nf | discipula | female student | oʊpɛ |
adj | pauci | few, a few | naʊpuːɑː |
nm | ager | field | zʊʒæoʊæ |
nn | arvum | field, cultivated land | ɑːʊ |
adj | ferox | fierce | uːpʌ |
adv | ferociter | fiercely | ŋeɪʌnʌʊ |
adj | igneus | fiery | ʒiːpoʊʌiː |
avj | quindecim | fifteen | eɪpʌzeɪoʊ |
adj | quintus | fifth | ɔɪpaʊpæɝː |
adj | quinquaginta | fifty | ʒeɪiː |
nm | ficus | fig tree | ʒʌuːeɪiːɛ |
nf | pugna | fight, battle | ʒænɔːuːoʊ |
nm | pugil | fighter | ɝːzɛuːeɪ |
nf pl | sordes | filth, meanness, stinginess | ʌɛɑːaɪ |
adv | denique | finally, at last | ɝːpæʊ |
adv | postremo | finally, lastly | oʊɔɪneɪ |
adj | subtilis | fine, thin, precise | nɝːʒɝːɝːʌ |
nm | digitus | finger | ʒɛoʊɔː |
adj | confectus | finished | ʌzæzɑː |
nf | abies | fir tree, spruce | iːpaʊnʊʊ |
nm | ignis | fire | ʒɔɪɛ |
nn | incendium | fire, conflagration | nʌɑːpɑːiː |
nn | lignum | firewood, timber | næaʊzuːɛ |
adj | obstinatus | firm, resolved | aʊæɔɪ |
adj | firmus | firm, strong, reliable | zɛɑːʒæuː |
adj / nm | princeps | first, chief, leader | eɪʊpɔːpɑː |
adj | primus | first, the first | ɔɪzeɪpʊʌ |
nm | piscis | fish | zɔːuːʒʊ |
nf | piscina | fish-pond | zɔɪɔːɝː |
nm | piscator | fisherman | ɝːʊpoʊ |
adj | quinque | five | zʊpʌaʊ |
adj | quingenti | five hundred | ɔːpeɪ |
nf | flamma | flame | zɔːzʌuː |
nm | ardor | flame, burning, heat | iːnaɪ |
nm | fulgor | flash of lightning, renown | æɛʒeɪ |
nf | adulatio | flattery | zɑːʊʒeɪiː |
nn | vellus | fleece | nɔɪpuːŋeɪ |
nf | classis | fleet of ships | ɑːaʊʌæɔɪɝː |
nf | caro | flesh, meat | æpɛpɝː |
nn | verber | flogging | æɛpoʊneɪ |
nf | farina | flour, paste | ɝːɔːɔɪoʊɝːɑː |
adj | florens | flourishing | aɪzæpʌ |
nm | flos | flower | ʒɑːaɪiːɔɪoʊ |
adj | fluxus | flowing, changeable | ɝːaʊ |
nf | tibia | flute | nɔːpoʊpaʊ |
nf | musca | fly | ʒæeɪpɝː |
nm | sinus | fold, gulf, bay | aɪpɔɪoʊ |
adj | plagosus | fond of flogging | ʊʊaɪ |
nm | cibus | food | ʊpuːzʌ |
nf pl | epulae | food, dishes | ɔːoʊpuːzaʊ |
nn | alimentum | food, nourishment | ʒiːɔːpeɪɑː |
nn | pabulum | food, nourishment | ɝːnɑːpoʊʊ |
nn | obsonium | food, shopping | ziːniː |
nm | stultus | fool | nʌiː |
nm | caudex | fool, idiot | zɝːoʊeɪɛʌ |
adj | stultus | foolish | ʊɑːɔɪɔɪ |
adv | insipienter | foolishly | ʒɛpɑːɔɪaʊ |
nf | stultitia | foolishness | ʒaɪnaɪŋaɪ |
nm | pes | foot | ʌpɔːpɔɪæ |
nm | pedes | foot soldier | næɔːnæ |
nn | vestigium | footprint | ɔːʒaʊ |
conj | nam | for | zɑːɛpoʊoʊ |
prep | pro | for, in behalf of | oʊɛoʊɔː |
nf | vis | force, violence | ɝːzʌnɛ |
nn | vadum | ford, shallows | eɪpiːzɔɪ |
nf | frons | forehead | oʊɑːpɔːpaʊ |
adj | externus | foreign | ŋaʊaɪpɑː |
adj | barbarus | foreign, uncultivated | ʒoʊeɪaʊʊ |
nm/f | advena | foreigner, stranger | ʒɛɝːʒaɪ |
nf | silva | forest | uːzaʊpʊaɪ |
adj | immemor | forgetful | ŋʌiːpɔɪuː |
nf | figura | form, size | ɔːŋæpaʊ |
adv | antea | formerly | aɪɔɪzɛ |
adj | informis | formless, deformed, hideous | ʒɔɪʌɑːoʊɔː |
nf | munitio | fortification | aʊɔɪɛɔːiː |
nn | munimentum | fortification, protection | ŋæpʊ |
nn | castellum | fortress | ʊnɛpɝː |
adj | felix | fortunate, prosperous | ʒɝːɝːpɔɪ |
nf | fortuna | fortune | uːpuːpʊuː |
adj | quadraginta | forty | zɛpɛ |
adj | foedus | foul, horrible | aɪɔːoʊææɛ |
nn | fundamentum | foundation | ŋaɪaɪŋɔɪɛ |
nm | conditor | founder, author | zʊʒæʒʌ |
adj | quattuor | four | ɔːpʊŋæiː |
adj | quadringenti | four hundred | iːniːzɑː |
adj | quattuordecim | fourteen | ŋɔɪpɝːɛɛ |
adj | quartus | fourth | ŋuːpiːɑːɑː |
nf | vulpes | fox | zɔːʊ |
adj | fragilis | fragile, perishable | ɔːpuːnʌɛ |
adj | gratis | free | zɝːpaɪpoʊ |
adj | liber | free | ʒaʊpɔː |
adj | securus | free from care, untroubled | nɔːpaʊɔɪ |
adj | solutus | free, loose, independent | æʒiːzɔɪ |
nm | libertus | freedman | aʊuːpɔːzʌ |
nf | licentia | freedom, lawlessness | uːzʊ |
adv | libere | freely | noʊaʊzeɪ |
adj | recens | fresh, new, recent | ɛɔɪaʊiːʌiː |
nm | amicus | friend | zaɪpoʊʒoʊ |
adj | amicus | friendly | uːɔɪpɔːʒaɪ |
nf | amicitia | friendship | ʒiːpɛuːiː |
nm | horror | fright, dread | ɑːnuːuː |
adj | terribilis | frightful, dreadful | nʊoʊ |
nf | rana | frog | ɔːaɪɔɪɛ |
prep | e | from | naʊpoʊuː |
prep | a | from, by | ɝːnɔɪpuː |
prep | ab | from, by | aɪʒuːaʊ |
nf | frugalitas | frugality | naɪɝːpɔɪɛ |
nn | pomum | fruit | ʒɑːɝːpæ |
nm | pomarius | fruit seller | ʌɛnɔɪ |
nm | fructus | fruit, profit, enjoyment | ʊʒʌpɔɪæ |
adj | fertilis | fruitful, fertile | aɪʌpæ |
nm | fugitivus | fugitive | ʒeɪɔː |
adj | plenus | full | ʒeɪŋɝː |
adj | mendosus | full of faults, faulty | uːaʊpaɪzɝː |
adj | vitiosus | full of vice, vicious | ʒeɪoʊnæ |
adv | copiose | fully, at length, copiously | ʒɝːiːɛæ |
adv | admodum | fully, just, very | æʌɔːɝː |
nn | funus | funeral | ɔːpænɔː |
nf | pyra | funeral pyre | ɛŋæŋaɪ |
nm | rogus | funeral pyre | ʒeɪɑːpɑːɔɪ |
nf | pellis | fur | oʊʒaɪŋoʊuː |
adj | furens | furious, in a rage | ʌpɝːpaɪaɪ |
nf | supellex | furniture | aʊpɛ |
adv | praeterea | furthermore, besides | ɛuːpʊpuː |
adj | futurus | future | ŋuːŋɑːʊ |
nm | quaestus | gain, profit | ŋɑːpæŋɔɪ |
nm | ludus | game, school | ʒuːpʊ |
nm | hortus | garden | ʒɝːzoʊŋaɪ |
nn | alium | garlic | ŋiːpuːaɪ |
nf | porta | gate, door | ŋɝːŋɔːnaʊ |
adj | collectus | gathered, assembled | nʌnʊ |
nf | Gallia | Gaul, France | iːŋɛʒoʊɝː |
adj | Gallicus | Gaulish, French | uːiːpuːʒoʊ |
nf | gemma | gem, jewel | ʒaʊpɑːɔːoʊ |
nm | imperator | general, commander | ɔɪpɝː |
nf | liberalitas | generosity, liberality | aɪpaʊoʊ |
nf | mansuetudo | gentleness, kindness | zaʊɔɪŋaʊ |
adv | leniter | gently | ɝːɛoʊɑːɔɪ |
adj | incorruptus | genuine, pure | æʊpaɪ |
nf | geometria | geometry | uːŋiː |
adj | Germanus | German | ɝːŋɔɪpʌ |
nf | Germania | Germany | ʊʒoʊpæ |
nm | gestus | gesture | oʊŋʌʒææ |
nn | donum | gift | ɔɪpaɪʒuːʊ |
adj | auratus | gilded, gold-plated | ɝːaɪɔːoʊɛ |
nf | puella | girl | ɔːpoʊpɑːiː |
nm | gladiator | gladiator | zɑːpaʊʌaɪ |
adv | libenter | gladly, willingly | uːnɛnɛuː |
nf | gloria | glory | zaʊzɛziː |
nm | caper | goat | ʒoʊpæpʊ |
nm | deus | god | uːʒɛnɝːɔː |
nm | divus | god | nɛiːpoʊaɪ |
nf | dea | goddess | ɝːnɝːzʊɔː |
nn | aurum | gold, money | ŋʊɔːɛeɪ |
adj | aureus | golden | zoʊoʊpɔːuː |
adj | bonus | good | ɛʌʒɝː |
nn | benefactum | good deed | ŋɔɪpɝː |
nn | evangelium | good news, gospel | ɛpɛzɔːɔː |
nf | benevolentia | good will | ʒaʊnɔɪ |
nf | voluntas | good will | zaʊpaʊʊɔɪ |
nf | bonitas | goodness, fertility | ɔːɔːpiː |
nf | merx | goods, ware, merchandise | zeɪʒɔɪ |
nm | anser | goose | oʊpɔɪpɝː |
nf | stola | gown, robe | zɑːpʌpeɪ |
nn | frumentum | grain | zoʊoʊŋʊaɪ |
nn | granum | grain | aʊpɝːiːiː |
nm | nepos | grandchild | zaʊɔːpiː |
nf | maiestas | grandeur | ɛpʊŋaɪ |
nm | splendor | grandeur, brightness | zæeɪnɛ |
nm | avus | grandfather | eɪzɑːnɝːɝː |
nf | avia | grandmother | ɔːæɑː |
nf | uva | grape | æŋʊeɪaʊ |
nf | herba | grass | zʌɛʒuː |
adj | gratus | grateful | ɔːnɔːiːɛ |
nf | gratia | gratitude | ʒɑːæaʊʌ |
nn | sepulcrum | grave, tomb | ʒeɪaɪɔː |
nf | multitudo | great number, multitude | neɪuː |
nm | proavus | great-grandfather | ŋiːpeɪ |
adj | magnus | great, large | ʒɛuː |
adj | amplus | great, splendid | oʊŋaɪzuː |
adv | magnopere | greatly | eɪʌæɑːɔɪʊ |
nf | Hellas | Greece | eɪŋaʊnɔː |
nf | avaritia | greed, avarice | niːpɑːoʊaɪ |
nm | gemitus | groan | oʊeɪiːiːaɪuː |
nn | nemus | grove | ɛʌʌuː |
nf | concretio | growing together, material | zɛŋʌoʊoʊ |
adj | adultus | grown up, mature, adult | oʊɔɪɝː |
nn | praesidium | guard, defense, protection | æaɪɛaʊɔːaʊ |
nm/f | custos | guard, sentinel | ŋɑːɔɪaɪɔː |
nf | tutela | guardianship | aʊnoʊpeɪiː |
nm/f | hospes | guest, friend | nuːpɔːʊɛ |
adj | insons | guiltless, innocent | ʌpoʊŋæ |
n/a | ave | hail! | zʌɝːzɛ |
nm | capillus | hair | aʊoʊɔɪiːɔɪ |
nf | coma | hair | ŋɔɪʌpiː |
nn pl | crines | hair | iːaɪʊɑːɝːʊ |
nf | tonsura | haircut | zʊʌaɪ |
nn | dimidium | half | æpuːpæ |
nf | semihora | half-hour | æɔːeɪaʊaʊoʊ |
nf | perna | ham | ænɔɪnaʊ |
nf | manus | hand | ɔːʒʊʒæaʊ |
nf | famula | handmaid | aɪpʊnɝːɛ |
adj | bellus | handsome, agreeable | ɑːpɔː |
adv | feliciter | happily | uːpɛɑːuː |
adv | laete | happily | æɔːaʊoʊʌ |
nf | felicitas | happiness | aɪpaɪaʊ |
nm | portus | harbor, port | ɝːʌpʊnaʊ |
adj | durus | hard, tough, cruel | eɪpɝː |
adv | aegre | hardly, scarcely | aɪpaɪŋɔɪoʊ |
nf | duritia | hardness | ɔɪzeɪuː |
nm | lepus | hare | ʒeɪŋɔɪ |
adj | innocens | harmless, blameless | ʒɔɪnæaɪɛ |
nf | acerbitas | harshness | zuːŋaɪnɑː |
nf | festinatio | haste | ŋaɪʊpoʊ |
adj | invisus | hated, hateful | ʌaɪuːɑː |
nn | odium | hatred | nʊŋɑːæ |
nn | caput | head | ŋuːpaɪpæ |
adj | praeceps | headlong | uːaɪpʊpeɪ |
nn pl | principia | headquarters | æpɔːŋɝː |
nn | fulcrum | headrest | nʊpɝː |
nf | valetudo | health | ʒʊɔːpɑːɔː |
nf | sanitas | health, sanity | zʊpæʊʊ |
nm | auditor | hearer, listener, scholar | zʌɔː |
nn | cor | heart | ɔɪŋeɪpaʊiː |
nm | focus | hearth, stove | uːʒɛoʊ |
nm | calor | heat | ʊpʌpɔɪɔɪ |
nm | aestus | heat, tide | oʊʌɝːɝːæaɪ |
adj | caelestis | heavenly, celestial | naɪpoʊeɪɔɪ |
adj | aetherius | heavenly, ethereal | ænʊpɝː |
adv | graviter | heavily, seriously | ʌɑːaɪɔɪuːiː |
nn | pilum | heavy javelin | eɪɔɪeɪʌeɪ |
adj | gravis | heavy, grievous | ʒuːaʊpuː |
nf | altitudo | height, depth | ɔɪŋeɪɝː |
nm | heres | heir | ɛaɪʊaʊɝːɔɪ |
v | salve | hello! | eɪpuːaɪɛ |
nf | cassis | helmet | aɪɑːɑːoʊʌɔː |
nf | galea | helmet | æŋuːpʌeɪ |
nm | gubernator | helmsman, governor | aɪɛpɔɪ |
nn | auxilium | help, aid | ziːzɛɑː |
nf | cicuta | hemlock | ʒaʊiːpaɪæ |
adv | posthac | henceforth | uːnɑːiːoʊ |
nm | praeco | herald | aʊoʊzɛ |
nm | grex | herd, flock | nʊpɑːpæ |
adv | hic | here | ɔɪoʊɑːaʊeɪ |
adj | absconditus | hidden, secret | aɪuːʌeɪɑː |
nn | altaria | high altar | ʒʌʊɔɪɑː |
nm | pontifex | high priest, pontiff | eɪŋɛpoʊoʊ |
adj | altus | high, deep | zɔːɔːpeɪiː |
adj | summus | highest, most | ʌniːeɪ |
nm | collis | hill | ʒiːɔːŋaʊ |
pron | ipse | himself, herself, itself | ɛpʊpɛaɪ |
nn | impedimentum | hindrance | ŋɔːʌ |
nm | cardo | hinge, door | ŋɝːɔɪŋɝː |
adj | suus | his, her, its, their | ʌɝː |
nn | cavum | hole | oʊɑːɑːoʊ |
nm | cavus | hole | zeɪpaɪŋiː |
nn | foramen | hole | ɑːoʊɛɔɪ |
nf | feriae | holidays | zaʊpuːzɔː |
adj | cavus | hollow | ɔɪpeɪaʊɑː |
nm | alveus | hollow, cavity | aɪpʊʒɑː |
nn | tablinum | home office | noʊŋiːeɪ |
nn | mel | honey | ʊɔː |
nm | honor | honor | zaʊiːnɔː |
nn | decus | honor, glory | oʊɝːʒaʊ |
adj | honestus | honorable, respectable | uːaɪuː |
nf | ungula | hoof | eɪʒoʊ |
nm | hamus | hook | ʒeɪpaɪoʊɝː |
nf | spes | hope | ɔːŋaɪpʌ |
nn | cornu | horn, antler, wing (army) | nɔːpɛæ |
adj | horribilis | horrible | ɝːnoʊpeɪɝː |
adj | horrendus | horrible, dreadful | nʊpiːaɪɔː |
nm | equus | horse | ʌpʌpɔːʊ |
nm | eques | horseman, knight | ŋaʊɔɪiːɝː |
nn | hospitium | hospitality | naʊpaɪeɪʌ |
nm/f | obses | hostage | ʊaɪɛɔːæ |
adj | adversus | hostile, opposite | zɛpaɪ |
nf | inimicitia | hostility | ɑːuːŋuː |
nf | hora | hour | ɑːnɔɪnuː |
nm | cellarius | house steward | æpɑːpɑːæ |
nf | domus | house, home, family | ʒaʊɛæ |
nf | familia | household | nʌʒɔːniː |
adv | quam | how | aɪŋɑːpɑːɛ |
adv | quomodo | how | niːŋɑːɝː |
adj | quantus | how great, how much | uːŋɔː |
adj | quot | how many | nɔɪnuːɔɪɝː |
adj | quotus | how much, how many | nɝːpʊ |
adv | quoties | how often, whenever | ɛʌʌ |
conj | quamvis | however much, although | zɛɔɪeɪɑː |
adj | ingens | huge | ŋʊpiːʒeɪ |
adj | immanis | huge, immense | aɪpʌŋaʊ |
adj | humanus | human, humane, refined | ɑːpʊpɛ |
adj | humilis | humble, lowly | ɔɪnaʊnɑː |
adj | humidus | humid | aʊzaʊpɔː |
nf | humilitas | humility | ɔːŋʊŋiː |
nn | tuber | hump | zɛnaʊnɔː |
n | centum | hundred | iːŋæɔɪɑː |
nf | fames | hunger | zʌpɛzʌ |
nm | famis | hunger | ɔːʒiː |
nm | venator | hunter | eɪpiːʌ |
nf | venatio | hunting-party | zuːɑːuːiː |
adj | noxius | hurtful, harmful | ɑːpɔɪpæ |
nm | maritus | husband, spouse | aʊpaʊ |
nf | casa | hut, cabin | ɝːpiː |
nn | tabernaculum | hut, tent | oʊuːpɛpɔː |
nm | hypocrita | hypocrite | ŋeɪɛzæɑː |
pron | ego | I | æɛŋɔɪ |
nf | glacies | ice | eɪɑː |
conj | si | if | aʊʌʒoʊ |
conj | nisi | if not, unless | zaʊɑːaʊ |
nf | inscitia | ignorance | zuːŋʊuːaʊ |
nf | ignorantia | ignorance, laziness | ɑːpɛpɝːeɪ |
adj | ignarus | ignorant | ʒɔɪpaʊeɪeɪ |
adj | nescius | ignorant, unaware | ɔɪpɝːʌ |
nf | imago | image, likeness, statue | niːaɪpɔːæ |
nn | simulacrum | image, portrait | zeɪɔɪpaɪ |
adv | confestim | immediately | zɔːɛnʌ |
adv | extemplo | immediately | eɪpɔːpuːʊ |
adv | statim | immediately | zeɪpɔɪpæ |
adv | protinus | immediately, at once | ŋɝːuː |
adv | continuo | immediately, right away | ɛŋɝːaɪ |
adj | immensus | immense | ʒɑːoʊɑːaɪ |
adj | immortalis | immortal | aʊæpeɪpuː |
nf | immortalitas | immortality | aʊnɔɪɔɪɝː |
adj | impatiens | impatient | ʒʌɛ |
nn pl | armamenta | implements, equipment | ʌnɑːaɪeɪ |
adj | improvidus | improvident | ʒɔɪzæzɑː |
adv | amice | in a friendly manner | ɔɪnʌ |
adv / conj | quo | in order that | zʊæ |
adv / prep | coram | in the presence of, openly | æpeɪaɪʊ |
adv | vero | in truth, indeed | nʌpɝːpæ |
adv | frustra | in vain | aɪʒɑːʒɛæ |
prep | in | in, into | aʊpʌpʊɑː |
adj | iners | inactive, idle | zaɪiːʊɝːaʊ |
nf | inertia | inactivity, sloth | nuːpɛzaʊ |
nn | incommodum | inconvenience | ʌzʊpʊ |
adv | quidem | indeed | ʒeɪpeɪ |
adj | industrius | industrious, diligent | zaʊpʌnuː |
nf | industria | industry | aɪŋʌnɛ |
nf | infantia | infancy | ʊŋaɪɔɪ |
nm | index | informer, witness | ʒʊŋɛ |
nm/f | incola | inhabitant | ʊʒɔːŋɔɪaɪ |
nf | hereditas | inheritance | ʒʌpʌ |
nf | iniuria | injury, injustice, wrong | ʒɔɪæpʌ |
nn | atramentum | ink | ɑːpɑːaɪ |
nn | deversorium | inn | zuːɔɪaɪ |
nn | hospitium | inn | æʌŋaʊ |
adj | interior | inner, interior | zʊʊ |
nm | caupo | innkeeper | ɔːpiːpɝːɑː |
adj | demens | insane, foolish, demented | uːpiːnaɪeɪ |
nf | dementia | insanity | aɪnʌoʊɛ |
nf | insania | insanity | zaɪɔɪ |
nf | disciplina | instruction | aɪpɔːpæ |
nn | tormentum | instrument of torture | æɛ |
nn | convicium | insult | ʒʌzɛ |
nf | contumelia | insult, outrage | ʒɔːɔːʌ |
adj | intentus | intent on, bent, stretched | zeɪpoʊpuː |
adv | intente | intently | zʊpoʊaʊɔɪ |
nf | interrogatio | interrogation, inquiry | iːpuːeɪɔː |
nn | intervallum | interval | aɪnɝːæɔɪ |
nm | inventor | inventor | ŋaɪɑːnɑːʊ |
nf | quaestio | investigation, inquiry | iːɛɔɪɝːʌɑː |
nn | ferrum | iron | eɪaʊuːʊɝː |
adj | irritabilis | irritable | uːpaʊpɝː |
nf | insula | island | aʊzɑːpuːæ |
pron | id | it | zɑːpiːaʊ |
v | pudere | it brings shame (impersonal) | ɑːzʊɝːɔː |
adj | Italus | Italian | ŋæuːeɪeɪ |
nf | Italia | Italy | æŋʌ |
nf | hedera | ivy | ɛzæaɪ |
nf | cautes | jagged rock, cliff | uːniːeɪ |
n | Ianuarius | January | oʊʌeɪaʊoʊ |
nm | articulus | joint, knuckle | zaʊʒɔːaʊeɪ |
nm | iocus | joke, jest | ɔːpaɪpɝː |
nn | iter | journey | iːŋɝːeɪʌ |
nn | gaudium | joy, delight | aɪɝːpɛpuː |
nf | laetitia | joy, pleasure | ŋoʊæŋʊ |
adj | laetus | joyful, happy, glad | ɝːniːpɛeɪ |
nm | iudex | judge | ɑːuːɑːuːaʊ |
nn | arbitrium | judgement | ʒoʊŋiːɔː |
nf | testa | jug, pot | eɪɔːpaɪnɔː |
nm | sucus | juice | ɝːŋɔːɑːɑː |
n | Iulius | July | aɪpɔːpaʊʊ |
n | Iunius | June | iːŋɔɪzɛʌ |
adv | sicut | just as | iːŋɛ |
adj | totiens | just as many | zɝːaʊpæɝː |
adj | iustus | just, upright | eɪzɛʒɝːɔː |
nf | aequitas | justice | ŋaʊpɝːæɑː |
nf | iustitia | justice | ɛeɪpʊ |
adv | acriter | keenly, fiercely | ʒɔɪpʊpɑː |
nf | clavis | key | ʌŋɑːɔɪ |
nf | fornax | kiln | ŋeɪeɪʒɔːʌ |
nn | genus | kind, birth, race | zɛŋoʊ |
adj | almus | kind, generous | zɛpʊɛ |
adv | liberalis | kindly, generously | zuːʌpʊæ |
adj | benignus | kindly, gracious | æɔɪaʊɔɪiːɝː |
nf | benignitas | kindness | iːʒoʊɔː |
nf | humanitas | kindness, culture | ʒaʊpeɪɝːeɪ |
nn | beneficium | kindness, favor, benefit | nɔɪaʊɔɪ |
nf | venia | kindness, favor, mercy | ɔːpeɪpɝː |
nm | rex | king | ʊŋɝːʌeɪ |
nn | regnum | kingdom | zɑːzeɪʌ |
nn | basium | kiss | uːoʊ |
nn | osculum | kiss | zʌoʊuːʌ |
nf | culina | kitchen | aɪziːpɔɪaʊ |
nn | genu | knee | eɪpɝːʌuː |
nm | culter | knife | æneɪpɑː |
nm | nodus | knot | oʊpɑːnaɪ |
nf | scientia | knowledge | neɪaʊ |
nf | prudentia | knowledge, prudence | nʌæʒaʊ |
nm | titulus | label, title | ʌɛaɪaʊɑːɝː |
nm | labor | labor, toil, exertion | zʌneɪɝːaʊ |
nn | latibulum | lair | ænɔɪnuː |
nm | lacus | lake | ɝːiːpiː |
nf | lucerna | lamp | ʒuːpiː |
nm | lynchus | lamp | ɝːneɪʒoʊ |
nn | candelabrum | lamp stand, candelabrum | nuːʌziː |
nn | gremium | lap | ɝːuːaɪɛaɪ |
adj | ultimus | last | iːŋoʊ |
adv | serus | late | oʊɔɪpʊ |
adj | Latinus | Latin | zɛʒɑː |
adj | cachinnans | laughing, cackling | nɔɪpaɪaʊ |
nm | cachinnus | laughter | eɪiːæuːɝː |
nf | lex | law | ziːpɑːʊ |
adj | licitus | lawful | ŋæʒoʊ |
nf | ignavia | laziness | eɪɑːpæpɔː |
adj | desidiosus | lazy | uːʒɛŋɛ |
adj | ignavus | lazy | naʊpoʊʒɔɪ |
nm | dux | leader | ɛpʊʌaɪ |
nm | principatus | leadership | ɔɪʒoʊ |
nn | folium | leaf | ʌpeɪŋʌeɪ |
nf | frons | leaf | aʊɝːpaʊŋuː |
adj | doctus | learned | ʌɑːɔɪ |
adj | eruditus | learned | aʊoʊiː |
adj | minimus | least, smallest | nɑːɝːzʊ |
nn | porrum | leek | nʌzoʊæɔː |
adj | sinister | left | oʊʊpʊ |
adj | reliquus | left, remaining | aɪzaɪpaɪ |
nn | crus | leg | ŋɔːʒɔɪɔː |
nm | pupillus | legal ward | oʊʒɔːpæiː |
nm | legatus | legate, envoy | ʒiːoʊpʊ |
nf | legio | legion, body of soldiers | ɛzɛnɔː |
nf | lectio | lesson | ʒɛpaɪ |
conj | ne | lest | nʌnɔɪʒaɪ |
nf | littera | letter (of alphabet) | naɪpɝːpɑː |
nm | tabellarius | letter-carrier, courier | ɝːŋɝːŋeɪ |
nf | litterae | letter, document | ʊoʊ |
nf | epistula | letter, epistle | noʊnɔɪaɪeɪ |
nf | lactuca | lettuce | nɑːzɔɪaʊæ |
nf | planities | level ground, plain | iːpaɪʒuːɔɪ |
adj | planus | level, flat | iːɛeɪaʊɔːaɪ |
nm | liberator | liberator | iːiːpeɪ |
nf | libertas | liberty | ʒɑːpɑːæ |
nf | bibliotheca | library | ʌæpæpɛ |
nn | mendacium | lie | uːʊzɝː |
nf | vita | life | ɑːpoʊɛɝː |
nn | lumen | light | nuːpɑːɛ |
nf | lux | light | ɔːpoʊziːoʊ |
adj | viridis | light green | ɔɪŋiːnɔɪaɪ |
adj | levis | light, not heavy | ŋaʊzoʊ |
nn | fulmen | lightning bolt | oʊʌuː |
adj | similis | like, similar | æɛŋɝː |
adv | item | likewise, also, besides | nʌpɑːʊ |
nn | lilium | lily | ʒɛɝːɛɝː |
nm | artus | limb | ʒʊpuːpɔː |
nn | membrum | limb, part of the body | zaʊɔːɑːiː |
nn | agmen | line of battle, procession | ʊʌpʌnɔː |
nf | linea | line, strip | ʊɛɛeɪɔːɝː |
nn | linteum | linen, napkin | ɛpiːŋoʊ |
nm | leo | lion | zaɪaɪpeɪʌ |
nn | labrum | lip | ɛpʊpaʊʊ |
nf | lectica | litter | ʊpɑː |
nm | sacculus | little bag, purse | zɔɪɑːɔː |
nf | navicula | little boat | ŋaʊzɔː |
nm | fraterculus | little brother | iːoʊeɪʌuː |
nm | homunculus | little man, pipsqueak | ʌpeɪŋɔːʊ |
adj | parvus | little, small | næʒaɪɑːɑː |
nf | alacritas | liveliness, enthusiasm | ʊaʊaʊ |
nn | iecur | liver | ɔːɑːpɔː |
nm | victus | living, mode of life | oʊpiːpʊ |
nf | lacerta | lizard | nɛpoʊŋʊ |
adj | excelsus | lofty, elevated | eɪŋuːzaʊuː |
adj | celsus | lofty, high | naʊpuːpʊ |
nn | tignum | log, trunk (of tree) | ʒiːɑːpaɪæ |
adj | longus | long | ɑːʊzoʊ |
adv | pridem | long ago | ŋiːzeɪɔː |
adj | diuturnus | long-lasting | ʒuːɝːʒɔɪ |
nn | desiderium | longing, desire | noʊɛzɛ |
nm | dominus | lord, master | aɪɑːpɛ |
nm | damnus | loss, damage | aɪʒɛpaɪaɪ |
nn | detrimentum | loss, injury | ʊpæpaɪeɪ |
nf | iactura | loss, sacrifice | oʊpoʊzɔɪ |
nf | sors | lot, chance | uːpuːuːʊ |
adj | amabilis | lovable | aɪɔɪpaʊzaɪ |
nm | amor | love | naɪnæaʊ |
nf | venus | loveliness, beauty, grace | zaʊpɛ |
nm | amator | lover | naɪpeɪɔː |
adj | amans | loving | ɔɪpæʒuː |
adj | inferior | low, inferior | zʌʒɛɔɪ |
adj | imus | lowest, deepest, last | nɝːpɔɪ |
nm | mugitus | lowing, bellowing, mooing | ʒʊʊoʊɔɪ |
adj | pius | loyal, dutiful | aɪɛoʊɔɪoʊʌ |
adj | fidus | loyal, trustworthy | ɑːpiːɔɪuː |
nf | pietas | loyalty, respect | zɑːiːɝːɔɪaɪ |
adj | fortunatus | lucky, fortunate, happy | ziːɝː |
nn | prandium | lunch | ʒaʊɔːnæuː |
nf | luxuria | luxury | ɔːoʊpiː |
adj | mendax | lying, mendacious, untrue | oʊeɪpɛ |
nf | lyra | lyre | neɪŋɔːʒɔɪ |
adj | aeneus | made of bronze | zɔːʌʌ |
adj | ferreus | made of iron, cruel | ʒʊɔːŋeɪʊ |
adj | eburneus | made of ivory | zoʊnɔː |
adj | argenteus | made of silver | niːpaʊiː |
adj | ceratus | made of wax | ʊpiːpɝː |
nm | furor | madness | iːzoʊ |
nf | amentia | madness, insanity | nɝːʊeɪ |
adj | magicus | magical, magic | zɝːpoʊpɔː |
nm | magistratus | magistrate | uːiːʌiː |
nn | tribunal | magistrates' raised platform | uːʒɝːpuː |
adj | magnificens | magnificent | ʒɑːnaɪaʊ |
adj | magnificus | magnificent, fantastic | ʒuːnʊʒaɪ |
nf | ancilla | maid | ɑːʊɔɪɛaɪɔː |
nf | virgo | maiden | ɔːpaʊnɔɪaɪ |
nm | coquus | male cook | ʒiːɔː |
nm | cantor | male singer | ʌeɪʌʌ |
nm | discipulus | male student | ŋæpaʊzuː |
nm | vir | man | nɑːɑːaʊ |
nm | homo | man, human being | nʌzaʊʊɝː |
adj | virilis | manly, vigorous, male | noʊpʊɔːeɪ |
adj | multi | many | zɔɪnʌoʊuː |
n | Martius | March | ʌʊpaɪzɔː |
nf | nota | mark, brand | eɪpaɪʊɛ |
nn | forum | marketplace | ŋaɪŋɔɪɝː |
nn | coniugium | marriage | ʒʌpeɪ |
nn | matrimonium | marriage | nææoʊ |
nf | matrona | married woman | ŋaʊʊʒɝːɑː |
adj | mirabilis | marvelous, wonderful, strange | ɔːuːpɔːpɝː |
nf | moles | mass, heap, difficulty | aʊuːpaɪ |
nm | malus | mast | zuːzaɪ |
nm | erus | master of the house, owner | aʊɝːɑːaʊ |
nm | herus | master of the house, owner | zæpɝːæoʊ |
nm | magister | master, teacher | æaɪpɔː |
nf | materies | material | zaʊɔːpɔː |
nf | materia | material, matter | ŋʌiː |
n | Maius | May | ɑːʒuːʒoʊʊ |
nm | labyrinthus | maze | iːaɪaɪ |
nn | pratum | meadow | ʒɔɪŋuː |
adv | interim | meanwhile | nɑːæpeɪ |
nm | modus | measure, manner | ɝːpæzɔɪɛ |
nf | mensura | measurement | ɔːpɝːpoʊ |
nf | medicina | medicine | ʌpaɪpɔɪ |
adj | memoralibis | memorable | ŋʌʒeɪ |
nf | memoria | memory | æɔːpaʊzaʊ |
nm | mercator | merchant | ŋʊɑːɝːɔɪ |
nf | misericordia | mercy, pity | ŋoʊpʌʌiː |
nn | meritum | merit | ʊpiːaɪoʊ |
nm | nuntius | message, news | zaɪpaʊæɔː |
nm | nuntius | messenger | zɔːpɔːɑːʊ |
nn | medium | middle | ŋiːɝːaɪʌ |
adj | medius | middle, neutral | ʒʌpaʊaɪɛ |
adj | mitis | mild, gentle, ripe | ʒaʊæpuː |
nf | clementia | mildness, mercy | ziːɔː |
adj | bellicus | military | zɔːuːeɪ |
adj | militaris | military | aɪpɔːpeɪeɪ |
nn | vexillum | military banner, standard | iːneɪpɑːʌ |
nf | militia | military service | neɪɔɪɑːɔɪ |
nn | stipendium | military service | ŋeɪpɛ |
nn | lac | milk | ænaʊpiːɔɪ |
nf | mens | mind, opinion | noʊpʌaʊeɪ |
nn | miraculum | miracle | ŋɔːɔɪæɛ |
nn | speculum | mirror | nɔɪɝːŋɑːaɪ |
nm | avarus | miser | næpʌŋaʊ |
nf | nebula | mist, cloud | zɝːoʊ |
nm | error | mistake | niːpaɪʌʌ |
nf | domina | mistress of a household | zʊpaɪpuː |
adj | nebulosus | misty | nɑːuːɝː |
nn | vulgus | mob | ŋɑːeɪpɔː |
nn | ludibrium | mockery | ʌŋæpaʊ |
nn | exemplar | model, pattern, original | uːʌpaɪzɑː |
adj | mediocris | moderate, inferior, short | oʊpeɪ |
nf | temperantia | moderation, restraint | ŋuːɑː |
nf | temperantia | moderation, self-control | ɛoʊ |
adj | modestus | modest | ɑːniːpɛ |
nf | modestia | modesty | ɑːʒɑːŋɝːɝː |
nm | pudor | modesty, bashfulness | ŋoʊɝːaɪuːɑː |
adj | mucidus | moldy | aɪʌŋuː |
nf | pecunia | money | ʒeɪpɔːzɔɪ |
nf | simia | monkey | aɪnoʊŋoʊ |
nn | monstrum | monster | aɪpɔɪuː |
nm | mensis | month | ɛɔː |
nn | monumentum | monument | ɝːɛpɔːpiː |
nf | luna | moon | næniː |
adj / n | plus | more | ɑːpɔːnɑː |
adv | magis | more, rather | zɛpɔːɛɔː |
adj | mortalis | mortal | ɛpæpiː |
adj | plurimus | most, very much, very many | uːpʊeɪ |
nm | mater | mother | naʊnaɪaʊ |
nm | agger | mound, rampart | ɛɑːpɑː |
nm | tumulus | mound, tomb | ɑːuːoʊɔɪ |
nm | mons | mountain | aʊpʌɛeɪ |
nm/f | mus | mouse | zaɪoʊɔɪ |
nn | os | mouth | ŋʊpʊɑːʊ |
adj | commotus | moved, upset, excited | ʌzɔːɛ |
nm | motus | movement | ʌɔːiː |
nn | momentum | movement, influence | ŋʌpoʊaʊaɪ |
adj | multo | much | ɛaʊŋɑː |
adj | multus | much | aɪʌɑːoʊʌ |
nn | lutum | mud, mire, dirt | aʊæpɑːpɔɪ |
nm | parricia | murderer | noʊnʊ |
nm | musculus | muscle | ɔːaʊ |
nf | musa | muse | ʊoʊpɝː |
nf | musica | music | ʌzʌŋeɪ |
nm | musicus | musician | ŋɝːaʊpoʊ |
nf | seditio | mutiny | aɪɝːʒʌ |
adj | meus | my | ziːpiːiːaʊ |
nf | murra | myrrh | ŋeɪɝːaɪʌɝː |
nm | clavus | nail, spike | zɔːoʊ |
adj | nudus | naked, bare, unprotected | naʊpaɪ |
nn | nomen | name | ziːpɔɪnʊ |
nf pl | angustiae | narrow place, straits, difficulties | ɔːɔːɛɛaʊ |
adj | angustus | narrow, difficult | ɔːpɔːiːuː |
nf | natio | nation, tribe | naʊpaʊŋaʊ |
nf | patria | native land, homeland | oʊnoʊpoʊɑː |
adj | nauticus | nautical, naval | ŋɛpɑːneɪ |
nm | umbilicus | navel | ʌɑːpæŋɛ |
adv / prep | propter | near | ʒɛŋʌeɪ |
adj | propinquus | near, close | eɪɔɪɔɪɔɪɝːaʊ |
adv / prep | iuxta | near, close to | ɔːpaɪpoʊ |
adv / prep | prope | near, nearly | aɪpɔːæaɪ |
adv | propius | nearer | ɛnɑːzaʊaɪ |
adv | proxime | nearest, next | ŋʊaɪpaɪaɪ |
adj | proximus | nearest, previous, last | ŋaʊʊpɛoʊ |
adj | necessarius | necessary, critical | aɪnuːpiːɔɪ |
adj | necesse | necessary, inevitable | ʒoʊaʊiːʊaʊ |
nn | collum | neck | nɝːpeɪŋɑː |
nf | cervix | neck and shoulders | æpɔːpaʊɝː |
nn | monile | necklace | iːeɪʌʌaɪaʊ |
nn | nectar | nectar | nɔːɛpɝː |
nf | inopia | need, lack | ɛpɑːpɔɪ |
nf | necessitas | need, necessity | iːnɑːpɛaɪ |
nf | neglentia | neglect | uːɔːʒɔː |
adj | vicinus | neighboring | ɝːpɔɪʌ |
adj | neuter | neither (of two) | ɝːnʊʒʌʌ |
nm | nidus | nest | ʒʌɛʊʊ |
nn | rete | net | ɑːɝː |
nf | urtica | nettle | ʒɝːiːnʊaɪ |
adv | numquam | never | uːeɪuːaʊuːuː |
adj | nihilominus | nevertheless | ŋaʊpɛeɪɛ |
adv | tamen | nevertheless, still, however | nɝːnɛ |
adj | novus | new | ɔɪʒʌaɪ |
nf | novitas | newness, strangeness | zɔːpeɪ |
adj | posterus | next, following | ŋæŋɛaʊ |
nf | nox | night | nɝːpɛŋaʊ |
nf | luscinia | nightingale | ɑːzʊzʊaɪ |
adj | novem | nine | zæʊ |
adj | nongenti | nine hundred | nɔːŋɝːʌ |
adj | undeviginti | nineteen | iːʒɛpaʊ |
adj | nonaginta | ninety | ɝːpɔːpæ |
adj | nonus | ninth | iːpɛpʌeɪ |
nm/f | nemo | no one, nobody | ʒɑːpɑːeɪuː |
adj | nocturnus | nocturnal, during the night | ɛɔːnaʊ |
nm | meridies | noon | zɛɔɪpaɪɛ |
nm | nasus | nose | æpɑːpɝːaʊ |
nf | naris | nostril [plural: 'nose'] | ʌæpɛŋaɪ |
adj | nullus | not any, none | ʊpaɪʌ |
adv | haud | not at all | zoʊpaɪaʊ |
adj | nondum | not yet | æɝːaʊɛeɪ |
adv | non | not, by no means | ɝːpʊpæɑː |
nm | commentarius | notebook, sourcebook | ɑːæ |
nn | nihilum | nothing | ŋuːŋʊɔɪoʊ |
n | nil | nothing, nothing at all | zaʊpɛaɪoʊ |
n | November | November | ɛpɔɪɛɑː |
adv | iam | now, already | zɛzææ |
adv | nunc | now, at present | ŋɔːpæzeɪ |
adv | nusquam | nowhere | zɝːnɔːeɪɝː |
nm | numerus | number | zæɔːɑːɛʊ |
nf | nuptiae | nuptials, marriage | ʊpuːŋʌ |
nm | nucleus | nut, kernel | eɪpɔɪpʌɝː |
nf | nympha | nymph | ɝːɝːʒeɪ |
interj | o | o!, oh! | ŋʌpɝːpɝː |
nf | quercus | oak | ʌpʌ |
nn | robur | oak | ŋaʊoʊʒɑːʌ |
nm | remus | oar | ɔɪʒɔːŋeɪʌ |
adj | oboediens | obedient | ɔɪʒɝːiːɔɪ |
adj | pertinax | obstinate | oʊaʊʒɑː |
nf | aquatio | obtaining water | ɝːɛ |
adv | sane | obviously | ŋɔɪziːŋʊ |
adv | scilicet | obviously, of course | ʌnaɪpiː |
nm | eventus | occurrence, result | zeɪpæziː |
n | October | October | ʒʊoʊpaʊ |
nm | odor | odor, fragrance, stench | ʌiːeɪ |
adj | avitus | of grandfather, ancestral | ɛŋʌuː |
adj | meridianus | of midday | aʊŋʌ |
adj | urbanus | of the city, refined | zʊɔːʒɛ |
adj | rusticus | of the country | ɝːneɪpʊ |
adj | maritimus | of the sea | ʒɔːpɔɪæ |
adj | qualis | of what kind | ʊŋæpaɪ |
nf | proles | offspring | ʒɔɪpɝːaʊaɪ |
adv | saepe | often | ʌŋɔɪpaʊɑː |
nn | oleum | oil | eɪʒeɪnaɪæ |
adj | vetus | old | ɔːpiːpɑːaʊ |
nf | senectus | old age | ʒeɪpɔɪɝːɝː |
nm | senex | old man | nʊpɔɪɛ |
adj | antiquus | old, ancient | æpænuːiː |
nf | oliva | olive tree | ɛaʊɔː |
prep | ob | on account of, in front of | iːzæ |
adv | olim | once | ɔːpaɪnuːaʊ |
adv | semel | once | ʒaʊɝːɝː |
adj | singuli | one each, one at a time | ʒɝːnɑːaʊ |
nm | cunctator | one who delays | zɔːʌɔɪæ |
nm | laudator | one who praises | ɛoʊʌʌaʊ |
adj | unus | one, only | nuːŋɛzaʊ |
nf | caepa | onion | uːŋɔːaʊ |
adv | solum | only | ɔɪæzeɪ |
adv | modo | only, just, but, lately | ʊnaʊuːɔː |
adj | apertus | open, unprotected | zaʊɛʊ |
adj | patens | open, unprotected | ɛnɔɪɑː |
adv | palam | openly | ɔɪpaɪzoʊ |
nm | adversarius | opponent | uːŋiːaɪ |
adj | opportunus | opportune, convenient | ŋʊpʊpaɪ |
nf | occasio | opportunity | ɝːnaʊ |
conj | an | or | zoʊnɑː |
conj | aut | or | eɪzʌaʊ |
conj | vel | or | ŋoʊʊoʊ |
conj | seu | or if | iːnɛnɛaʊ |
conj | sive | or if, whether | ɝːɝːpɔːpɑː |
nn | oraculum | oracle | ʒeɪpeɪiːɔː |
adj | oratorius | oratorical | neɪɛaɪɔː |
nn | iussum | order | ʒɔːaʊɝːaɪ |
nn | mandatum | order, command | oʊpaɪpɔːæ |
nm | ordo | order, rank | iːeɪpiːpɛ |
nn | ornamentum | ornament | nɝːaʊɝːiːɝː |
adv | alioqui | otherwise, in other respects | aɪŋoʊpaɪaɪ |
adj | noster | our | ziːzæɔː |
prep | ex | out from, from, out of | ʒeɪɛeɪʊɛ |
adj | impotens | out of control, immoderate | zɔɪiːzɔːɑː |
nm | exitus | outcome, end | iːpæŋiː |
adj | exterus | outer, foreign | æʊʌuː |
adj | extremus | outermost, extreme, farthest | ɝːnaɪæ |
nf | statio | outpost | naɪziːuː |
adj | praestans | outstanding, remarkable, distinguished | iːzaɪ |
nm | furnus | oven | ʒæpiːpæ |
adv / prep | super | over, above | ʊʌpɑːnoʊ |
nm | bubo | owl | ɝːoʊoʊɛ |
nm/f | bos | ox, bull, cow | nuːaɪɛ |
nf | ostrea | oyster | ʒʌʒɑː |
nm | gradus | pace, step | zoʊzaɪɝːʊ |
nm | passus | pace, stride | naɪpeɪɔːɔɪ |
nf | pagina | page | nɔɪʒuːɔɪ |
nm | dolor | pain, grief, ache | ɑːʒiːɛ |
nn | pigmentum | paint | ɔːzaɪ |
nm | pictor | painter | zoʊaɪuː |
nf | pictura | painting, picture | iːpaɪzaʊ |
nf | aula | palace | zeɪoʊɑːæʌ |
nn | palatium | palace | æŋʌzoʊ |
nf | regia | palace, court | æpɑːnaɪaʊ |
adj | luridus | pale | zʌaɪɝːoʊiː |
adj | pallidus | pale | uːpaɪ |
nf | palma | palm of hand | uːpaɪpæeɪ |
nf | palma | palm tree | neɪʒeɪ |
nn | lacunar | paneled ceiling | uːŋʊaʊ |
nm | pavor | panic | ʌpoʊɔɪæ |
nf pl | brachae | pants, trousers | ʒaʊpuː |
nf | charta | paper | ɛŋiːpaʊ |
nf | pompa | parade | ɛɛpoʊŋɝː |
nm/f | parens | parent | ŋʌpɝː |
nm pl | parentes | parents | uːzʌzɝː |
nm | psittacus | parrot | nɝːpuː |
nn | apium | parsley | ɔɪuːɔɪæ |
nf | pars | part, portion, faction | ʊpɔɪpɑːɑː |
nm | paries | partition, dividing-wall | æɑːpɔːpaɪ |
nm | vector | passenger, seafarer | ʌzɔɪzeɪ |
nf | tessera | password | ʒuːpɝːaɪɔː |
adj | praeteritus | past | ʒɑːʌiː |
adv / prep | praeter | past, beyond, except | ɝːoʊ |
nn | crustularius | pastry baker | ŋʌʒiːnaʊ |
nn | crustulum | pastry, cookie | ŋaɪʌ |
nf | semita | path | ɔɪpɝːɑː |
nf | patientia | patience, endurance | æpɑːnaʊɝː |
adj | patiens | patient, capable of enduring | ɔɪaʊpɝː |
adj | patricius | patrician | ɑːeɪpaʊ |
nm | patronus | patron | zɔɪɛzʌ |
nn | pavimentum | pavement | aʊɔːʌɝː |
nf | merces | pay, wages | iːiː |
nf | pax | peace | ɔɪpɔːpaɪɑː |
nm | pavo | peacock | ɔɪpɑːiːuː |
nn | pirum | pear | oʊaɪɝːʌ |
nf | margarita | pearl | zɔːænɑːaɪ |
nn | pisa | peas | æaʊpuːzɔː |
nm | paganus | peasant | nɔːɔɪpɛɔɪ |
nm | rusticus | peasant | aʊpʌpuː |
nm | calculus | pebble | ɛæuːɔɪiː |
nm | paedagogus | pedagogue | zaʊʒʌɔɪʌ |
nm | calamus | pen | ɔːpɛ |
nm | populus | people, nation | zeɪæoʊaɪ |
adv | forsan | perhaps | ŋɛŋɔɪ |
adv | fortasse | perhaps | ʌpaɪɛ |
nn | triduum | period of three days | ɔɪʊ |
nf | persona | person | ɛnʌ |
nm | inimicus | personal enemy | nʌpoʊ |
nm | philosophus | philosopher | uːæpɔɪpʌ |
nf | philosophia | philosophy | ʒuːoʊʌ |
nf | locutio | phrase, expression | ʒæzɑːoʊ |
nm | porcus | pig | ɝːpeɪpʌiː |
nm | cumulus | pile | ɛzaɪpɝːɛ |
adj | roseus | pink | iːʒʊnaɪ |
nm | canalis | pipe | nuːʊpaʊɛ |
nm | pirata | pirate | ʌɔɪpɝːnɔɪ |
nf | urna | pitcher, urn | aɪʒɔːzaʊɑː |
nm | locus | place | ɑːʌpɑːzɝː |
nn | asylum | place of refuge | ŋɔɪæɛ |
nn | aestuarium | place overflowed at high tide | eɪʒaʊ |
adj | placidus | placid | ŋuːɔɪʊɝːɔː |
nf | pestilentia | plague | naɪaɪziːiː |
nf | pestis | plague, pestilence, curse | eɪæɑːuːɔː |
nm | campus | plain, field | nʊɔːpiː |
nf | ratio | plan, account, reason | ŋiːzɔː |
nn | consilium | plan, advice | ŋʊɑːaʊ |
nf | planeta | planet | ɔɪpɑːpʌɛ |
nf | tabula | plank | naɪpɝːaʊaɪ |
adj | ludibundus | playful | nʊŋiː |
nf | iucunditas | pleasantness, delight, charm | ʒɔːɑːʊʌ |
adj | iucundus | pleasing, delightful | oʊzoʊzɔɪɛ |
nf | voluptas | pleasure | ʒoʊpʌpeɪ |
nn | otium | pleasure, leisure, peace | uːŋoʊpiːʌ |
nf | libido | pleasure, lust, passion | oʊʒoʊnuːoʊ |
nm | plebeius | plebian | nɑːaʊpɔɪ |
nn | aratrum | plow | ʒɛzaɪæɔː |
nm | arator | plowman | ʒaɪʒiːnɝː |
adj | pinguis | plump, fertile, stupid | ʒaɪpɔɪŋɝː |
nn | poema | poem | aʊoʊɛɛɝː |
nm | poeta | poet | oʊɔːɝːʌɝː |
adj | politus | polished, refined | ɛɛæiːɑːoʊ |
nm | mannus | pony | oʊɔːæaɪoʊɛ |
nn | stagnum | pool of water, pond | ɔɪʌɝːʊɔː |
adj | pauper | poor | eɪʊpɔːnaɪ |
adj | inops | poor, needy | ŋɑːuːzʌ |
adj | miser | poor, unhappy | nʌpoʊuː |
adj | popularis | popular | ŋʊpoʊpɝː |
nf | hystrix | porcupine | ŋæpʌpɔɪ |
nn | prodigium | portent, omen | uːʒɝːpʌʌ |
nf | effigies | portrait, copy | oʊoʊ |
nm | status | position, state, status | ɝːaɪ |
nf | possessio | possession, property | ɝːpaʊpʌiː |
nf | facultas | possibility, opportunity | oʊzaɪpɔːɔɪ |
nf | posteritas | posterity | nuːʌaʊ |
nf | olla | pot | ɝːʌpoʊŋɑː |
nf | paupertas | poverty | æʒʊʌ |
nf | potentia | power | ɛɔɪzɛ |
nf | potestas | power, ability | nʊpoʊeɪ |
nm | praetor | praetor | ʒɔːnɝː |
nf | praetura | praetorship | zɝːpuːpɔː |
nf | laus | praise, glory | ʊpɔːpoʊ |
nf | prex | prayer, entreaty | ɑːŋaʊpʊeɪ |
nf pl | preces | prayers | ʒɔːpoʊ |
adv | potius | preferably | ɛpʌɑːʌ |
n pl | praesentia | present circumstances | oʊpɔɪaɪ |
adj | praesens | present, prompt | ŋɑːpuːɔːɑː |
nf | simulatio | pretense | nɝːnaʊæ |
adj | prior | previous, former | zɑːnʌɛ |
nf | praeda | prey, plunder | ʌzɔɪnɔɪɛ |
nn | pretium | price | ɔɪpɔɪpæʌ |
nf | superbia | pride | zɑːŋaɪ |
nm/f | sacerdos | priest, priestess | iːaʊzaʊ |
adj | pristinus | primitive | ɛpoʊ |
nm | carcer | prison, jail | ɝːpuːzoʊæ |
adj | privatus | private, personal | ʒɛʊpuː |
nm | propraetor | pro-praetor, governor | ʌpɔːæuː |
nm | proconsul | proconsul, governor | ʒaɪpʌ |
nn | macellum | produce market | ɔːaʊɑːuːæ |
nm | professor | professor | nɝːiːpɔːoʊ |
nn | lucrum | profit | aʊzɔɪʊɑː |
adj | minax | projecting, threatening | ɛnɔːpɔː |
nn | promissum | promise | aɪzɝːpɛeɪ |
nn | argumentum | proof, evidence | ɔɪpoʊaɪɑː |
nm | defensor | protector, guards, defenses | ʒʌæɝːuːiː |
adj | superbus | proud, haughty | nɑːʒɔɪɔːuː |
adj | dummodo | provided | eɪɔɪiː |
nf | provincia | province | zuːʊpaɪeɪ |
nn pl | cibaria | provisions, rations | ɔɪuːpoʊ |
nf | prora | prow, bow of a ship | ŋuːŋɛzɔɪ |
adj | publicus | public, official | neɪzeɪaɪ |
nf | poena | punishment | ŋæoʊpoʊ |
nn | supplicium | punishment | ʊnuːeɪaʊ |
adj | purus | pure, free from | ʒiːpæɔɪiː |
adj | merus | pure, only, genuine | ɑːʒʌ |
adj | purpureus | purple | ɝːɔɪuː |
nf | pyramis | pyramid | ʒaʊoʊʌ |
nn | bustum | pyre, tomb | ɑːʌɔːɝːʌɝː |
nm | quaestor | quaestor | næeɪnʌ |
nf | rixa | quarrel, brawl | aʊzoʊzʌæ |
nf | regina | queen | ŋʊniːʒaʊ |
adj | celer | quick, fast | uːnaɪpiː |
adv | cito | quickly | eɪpeɪpʌ |
adj | tacitus | quiet | ɔɪpʌaʊaʊ |
adj | quietus | quiet, calm | nuːpɔːɔɪaʊ |
adv | tacite | quietly, silently | ŋaʊpɔɪnæ |
nm | cuniculus | rabbit | iːoʊpɑː |
nm | circus | racetrack | ɝːpɝːpɝː |
nn | curriculum | racetrack, lap, chariot | æzeɪpoʊ |
nf | ratis | raft, vessel | ʊuːʌaɪ |
nf | saevitia | rage, ferocity | nɛiːpiː |
nf | pluvia | rain | ɛnɛŋɝːæ |
nm | imber | rainstorm | aʊzuː |
adj | editus | raised, elevated | zoʊɑːaɪ |
nn | rastrum | rake, toothed hoe | nɑːʊɛ |
nm | aries | ram, battering ram | uːŋɝːiː |
nn | vallum | rampart, fortification | ʒɝːpaɪpʊ |
adj | citatus | rapid | zʊʊʒɑː |
adv | temere | rashly, blindly | ŋʊpaʊ |
nf | temeritas | rashness, termerity | ænɔɪŋʌ |
nm | corvus | raven, crow | ŋoʊzaɪ |
nm | lector | reader | ɔːpʊpʊ |
adj | paratus | ready, prepared | uːpaʊʒaɪuː |
adv | profecto | really, surely | ɑːnɔːɑː |
adv | nuper | recently, lately | eɪoʊpænɝː |
nf | recuperatio | recovery | ŋʌiːɑːɝːɔː |
adj | ruber | red | ɛuː |
adj | rufus | red | zɔːpaʊɑːoʊ |
nf | arundo | reed | æʒɑːɔɪɛ |
nf | avena | reed, stalk | oʊpʌɝːʊ |
nf | regio | region, district | æɛpɔɪ |
nm | freni | reins | ziːniːzeɪ |
nf pl | habenae | reins | ʒoʊŋʊaʊ |
adj | laetans | rejoicing | aɪaɪpoʊ |
adj | hospitalis | relating to a guest | ɔɪpeɪɛaɪ |
nf | necessitudo | relationship, connection | ŋaʊʊ |
nf | propinquitas | relationship, nearness | aɪpeɪpeɪ |
nm | propinquus | relative | ɛʒuːnuː |
nm | familiaris | relative, close friend | ɑːpeɪɔɪ |
adj | fretus | relying on | ʌzɔɪpaɪɔː |
nf pl | reliquiae | remains, relics | æɝːɛaʊɔːaɪ |
adj | insignis | remarkable, prominent | zɔːpɝːoʊ |
adj | remotus | removed, distant, remote | næŋiːɛ |
adj | famosus | renowned, famous, notorious | niːoʊnʊ |
nf | paenitentia | repentance | ʊzɝːpæeɪ |
nf | repetitio | repetition | zæpɑːeɪɔɪ |
nm | rumor | report, rumor | uːeɪʌiːoʊ |
nn | opprobrium | reproach | ŋɑːpɛʊɔː |
nf | fama | reputation, rumor | aʊpoʊ |
nn | domicilium | residence | ʒuːnɔɪæ |
adj | destinatus | resolved, resolute, firm | æiːpɝː |
nf | reverentia | respect | næɔːzuːeɪ |
nf | quies | rest, quiet | ɔːiːpaɪpʊ |
nf | popina | restaurant | ʒɛpiːoʊɔː |
nm | commitatus | retinue, followers | oʊŋæ |
nm | reditus | return | zoʊaʊɛuː |
nf | ultio | revenge | ʒɝːpɔː |
nn | praemium | reward, prize | ɔɪʌaʊaʊʊeɪ |
adj | rhetoricus | rhetorical, of rhetoric | nɔɪpɔɪ |
nf | oryza | rice | ɝːaɪpɝːpaʊ |
adj | dives | rich | ɑːpɑːzaɪ |
adj | locuples | rich | nuːpaʊpuː |
nf pl | divitiae | riches, wealth | ɛeɪɔɪoʊæɝː |
nn | aenigma | riddle | ɔːpɔɪiːʌ |
adj | ridiculus | ridiculous, silly | iːʊpiːnaʊ |
adj | dexter | right | zæpɔɪ |
nf | dextra | right hand | ʊaʊɝːʊ |
nn | ius | right, law | ɔːpiːpɔɪ |
adj | decorus | right, proper | zæzaʊʊ |
adv | iure | rightly | ŋuːzʌʌ |
nm | anulus | ring | eɪzɑːŋʊɔː |
adj | maturus | ripe, mature, early | ɑːpɔːpɔː |
nm | ortus | rising | ʒʌpoʊuː |
nn | flumen | river | ʒaɪɝːnɔɪ |
nm | fluvius | river | ŋʌpaʊpɔɪ |
nf | ripa | riverside | zʊʒɝː |
nm | latro | robber | iːpɑːæʌ |
nn | latrocinium | robbery | iːuːpuːpɝː |
nn | saxum | rock | nɑːiːpæʌ |
nf | rupes | rock, cliff | æʒiːŋʌaʊ |
nm | scopulus | rock, cliff | ŋaɪɛaɪeɪuː |
nn | volumen | roll, book | uːpuːpiːʊ |
nn | tectum | roof | aɪʊuː |
nn | conclave | room | ʒʊɔːiːaɪ |
nm | gallus | rooster | ŋaʊoʊpoʊaɪ |
nf | radix | root, basis | ɔːɔːpʌ |
nm | funis | rope | neɪŋɔːaɪoʊ |
nf | rosa | rose | ʒʊʒaɪ |
adj | asper | rough, harsh | iːnɑːpɑːɛ |
adj | horridus | rough, shaggy, bristly | zeɪiːuːʌ |
nf | scabies | roughness, scab, itch | ʌpæpiː |
nm | remex | rower | oʊnɝːaɪ |
adj | regius | royal | ɑːeɪ |
nm | carbunculus | ruby | ʊŋʊaɪ |
nf | ruinae | ruins | oʊpɔɪɔɪeɪ |
nn | secale | rye | ʒɛpɝːɝːuː |
adj | sacer | sacred | aɪʒiːeɪ |
nm | lucus | sacred grove | ʒæpaʊɑːæ |
adj | sanctus | sacred, holy | ɔɪpæɝː |
nn | sacrificium | sacrifice | ʒæʒʊɔɪ |
nf | victima | sacrificial beast, victim for sacrifice | ʒaɪæpɔɪʊ |
adj | sacrilegus | sacrilegious, impious | ɔːpʊpuː |
adj | tristis | sad | ŋɝːŋaɪzɝː |
adj | maestus | sad, sorrowful | ɛpɛpɛ |
nm | maeror | sadness | ʊɑːɔɪæɔɪaɪ |
nf | tristitia | sadness, gloom | nʊiːŋɝː |
adj | tutus | safe | ʒoʊɔɪʒɛɔː |
adj | salvus | safe, sound | ŋeɪzɔːɑːaʊ |
adj | incolumis | safe, unharmed | ʒʌpoʊ |
nf | fibula | safety pin, brooch | eɪpæpɔː |
nf | salus | safety, welfare | ɔːzoʊɔɪ |
nm | crocus | saffron | ɝːzɔɪʒʌ |
nn | velum | sail, veil, tapestry | ŋʊiːɔː |
nm | nauta | sailor | ziːiːnɑː |
nn | acetaria | salad | nɛzaʊzɛ |
nm | sal | salt | ŋæɝːɔɪɛɔɪ |
adj | salsus | salty, witty | uːɑːaʊeɪ |
pron | idem | same | ɔːpʌʒæoʊ |
nf | arena | sand, arena | ʒɔɪpɑː |
nf | harena | sand, arena | nʊʊniːuː |
nn | sandalium | sandal | aʊpæoʊ |
nf | solea | sandal | aɪɑːaʊʊ |
nf | sapphirus | sapphire | nuːeɪʌæɝː |
nf | satura | satire | ʒaʊʌzɔɪ |
adj | contentus | satisfied | eɪɔː |
nn | tomaclum | sausage | ʒuːpæaʊ |
adj | saevus | savage, fierce | ɑːŋʊpɔː |
adj | atrox | savage, fierce, cruel | ŋɛpɔːoʊɑː |
nf | serra | saw | æɛ |
nn | dictum | saying, word | nɔːʌɔːɛ |
nf | vagina | scabbard, sheath | æɛɛiː |
nf | lepra | scaliness | ʊŋɑːniːʊ |
adv | vix | scarcely | zʌpʊɔɪɔɪ |
adj | dispersus | scattered | ʒɔɪɑːnuːɛ |
adj | diversus | scattered, separate | ɛaɪiːiːʊɔɪ |
adj | rarus | scattered, thin | ŋɑːɝːɔː |
nf | schola | school | uːaʊɔɪɛoʊɔː |
nf | Caledonia | Scotland, Scottish Highlands | ŋʊæaɪ |
nm | furcifer | scoundrel, crook | ŋɔɪpaɪeɪ |
nm | explorator | scout, spy | oʊʒoʊʒɝː |
nf | strix | screech-owl | aʊæiːeɪæ |
nm | scriba | scribe, secretary | ʒæpeɪɔːaʊ |
nm | sculptor | sculptor | ŋɔɪpaʊzʊ |
nn | mare | sea | zɛiːææ |
nf | pristis | sea monster, shark | aʊɑːpʊpæ |
nm | cetus | sea monster, whale | æpiːpʊaɪ |
nn | altum | sea, the deep | aɪpeɪ |
nf | nausea | seasickness | ɝːɛoʊɛæ |
nf | sedes | seat | ziːpoʊzʊ |
nf | sella | seat, chair | uːpɛ |
nn | solium | seat, throne | ɑːpaɪpɝːɑː |
adj | secundus | second | æʒɛpʊ |
adj | secretus | secret | ʌniːnɛ |
adj | occultus | secret, covered up | ʒʊɛɑː |
adv | clam | secretly | uːŋiːpɔɪ |
adv | occulte | secretly | ʒaʊpɝːpʌ |
nm | seductor | seducer | ŋaɪʒuː |
nn | semen | seed, race | ɛaɪpoʊpɛ |
nm | dilectus | selection, levy | zuːɔːŋɔː |
nn | municipium | self-governing town | ɛpaʊpɔɪiː |
nm | senatus | senate | ɑːnɛɑːɝː |
nf | curia | senate house | uːnʊpuː |
nm | senator | senator | ŋɔːpɑːʌʊ |
adj | amens | senseless, foolish, mad | ɛpuːɝːʌ |
adj | sensilis | sensitive | uːaʊpeɪ |
adj | seiunctus | separated, distinct | neɪæŋiːuː |
adv | separtim | separately | iːnoʊoʊ |
n | September | September | ɛeɪpiːzeɪ |
adj | serius | serious, grave | oʊpeɪpaɪɝː |
nf | serpens | serpent | ɛpɛ |
nn | servitium | service, servitude | zɔɪnʊzuː |
nm | occasus | setting | noʊeɪʒoʊæ |
nm | colonus | settler | ʊʒoʊ |
adj | septem | seven | nɔɪɑːŋɔɪaʊ |
adj | septingenti | seven hundred | ʊɔːʊʊʌ |
adj | septendecim | seventeen | ʊziːzɝː |
adj | septimus | seventh | ʒɑːpuː |
adj | septuaginta | seventy | uːæ |
adj | complures | several, a good many | æpɔɪ |
adv | severe | severely, sternly | næɔːuː |
nf | severitas | severity, strictness | ɝːpɔːoʊ |
nf pl | tenebrae | shades, darkness | uːɔːæɔɪ |
nf | umbra | shadow | ŋuːpaɪuːɝː |
nn | flagitium | shameful crime | ŋɑːaɪæaɪ |
adj | impudens | shameless, impudent | aʊpaɪʒoʊ |
adv | impudenter | shamelessly, impudently | ɑːʒʊpaɪ |
nf | forma | shape, beauty | ŋoʊɛʊɑːɑː |
nf | acies | sharp edge, line of battle | aɪæ |
adj | acer | sharp, bitter, eager | ʒɛɝːɛʊaɪ |
adj | acutus | sharpened, sharp | eɪaʊoʊiːaɪ |
nn | acumen | sharpness, cunning | ŋɔɪpuːʌɛ |
nf | capra | she-goat | zɔɪeɪ |
nf | lupa | she-wolf | ʌzææ |
nf | ovis | sheep | oʊpiːoʊæ |
nm | agnus | sheep, lamp | ŋoʊʊpɛ |
nf | scheda | sheet of paper | iːʒæ |
nm | pastor | shepherd | ʒɔːuːʒɝː |
nn | scutum | shield | ʒaɪpʊpɝː |
adj | candidus | shining, white, bright | iːɝːpæpuː |
nn | navigium | ship | ɛŋiːiː |
nf | navis | ship | nʊŋɝːɛ |
nf | carina | ship, keel of the ship | oʊpʊɑːɑː |
nf | puppis | ship's stern | oʊuːɑː |
nn | naufragium | shipwreck | ŋɝːpuːpʌ |
nm | calceus | shoe | ŋɛɝːpuːɔɪ |
nm | surculus | shoot, sprout | ʊpeɪɑː |
nn | litus | shore, coast | ŋiːpeɪpoʊ |
nf | ora | shore, coast | ʒɔɪʒaʊɔɪoʊ |
nn | epigramma | short poem, epigram | nɝːiːzaɪʊ |
adj | brevis | short, brief | ɔɪziːʒiːoʊ |
adj | curtus | short, humble | iːeɪpeɪ |
nm | umerus | shoulder | ɛʒuːʌ |
nf | acclamatio | shout, heckling | ʌoʊpaʊpoʊ |
nm | clamor | shout, noise, war-cry | ŋɛpʌŋiː |
nf | pala | shovel | ɛaɪpaɪ |
nn | spectaculum | show, spectacle | ŋɑːpæaɪɔɪ |
adj | callidus | shrewd, clever | eɪʌpoʊpɔɪ |
nn | fanum | shrine | ɛzɔɪzaʊ |
nn | delubrum | shrine, temple | ɔɪŋuːaʊ |
adj | aegrotus | sick | ɛɝːpaɪpɝː |
adj | aeger | sick, feeble | ɔːɝː |
nm | morbus | sickness | æpoʊzɑːɔɪ |
nn | latus | side, flank | iːpaɪzɝː |
nf | obsidio | siege | naɪʌʒoʊoʊ |
nn | suspirium | sigh | nɛʒiːʌiː |
nn | indicium | sign, evidence | ɝːpaɪŋuːæ |
nn | omen | sign, omen | ŋoʊeɪɑːaɪæ |
nn | insigne | sign, signal | ɔɪɔɪŋɔː |
nn | signum | sign, standard | zɛɔːaʊɝː |
nn | silentium | silence | nɔːpɑːpæ |
nn | argentum | silver, money | ɔːpæʒiːɑː |
nf | similitudo | similarity, likeness | ʌpɛiːʊ |
adv | similiter | similarly | ɔːʊpoʊʒʌ |
adj | simplex | simple, unmixed, frank | zɔɪpuː |
adv | quoniam | since, because | neɪɔɪpʊ |
adj | sincerus | sincere | eɪnaʊ |
adv | sincere | sincerely, honestly | ʒʊaʊziː |
nm | nervus | sinew, tendon | aʊnɑːpaɪ |
adj | singularis | singular, unique | æŋeɪɔː |
nf | germana | sister | ɔɪpɔɪeɪ |
nf | soror | sister | ɔɪpɔːpuː |
adj | situs | situated, placed, located | zæʒuːzɑː |
adj | sex | six | aʊʊ |
adj | sescenti | six hundred | ŋʊpɝːpuː |
adj | sedecim | sixteen | zɔːɔɪpiːuː |
adj | sextus | sixth | ɔːpeɪŋoʊ |
adj | sexaginta | sixty | iːaɪʊaʊæ |
nf | magnitudo | size, great size | ʒɑːaɪzoʊɛ |
nf | amplitudo | size, greatness, dignity | ɝːeɪɛɔɪʌ |
nf | ars | skill, art | ænɝːzɔɪɔː |
nm | cutis | skin | zæoʊpiːɛ |
nn | spolium | skin, hide (plural: spoils, booty) | ʊnaʊ |
nm | limbus | skirt | ʒʌnoʊ |
nf | calvaria | skull | iːniːaʊ |
nn | caelum | sky | aʊɛɑːɛaʊ |
nf | caedes | slaughter, murder | nɑːæzɑː |
nm | servus | slave | ʊneɪɔːoʊ |
nf | servitus | slavery, servitude | ɝːpaɪŋɔːɝː |
nm | somnus | sleep | uːiːɑːaʊ |
nm | funditor | slinger | ɔɪpʊpʌæ |
adj | lubricus | slippery | ʌzæɝːaɪ |
nm | clivus | sloping street | oʊɔɪpoʊzæ |
adj | declivus | sloping, downward | ŋoʊpɔːɔɪoʊ |
adj | acclivis | sloping, uphill, rising | ɝːɔɪʊɑːɔː |
adj | tardus | slow, tardy | ʒiːɔːʒʌaɪ |
adv | lente | slowly | ɔɪʌpɔː |
nf | limax | slug | ɛɛʌɝːʌiː |
adj | piger | sluggish, thick | ɛpɔːnɛ |
adj | astutus | sly, clever, crafty | ɑːpɝːɝːʌ |
nm | as | small copper coin | ɑːŋɛ |
adj | exiguus | small, tiny | ʒiːæpɑː |
adj | minor | smaller, less | ɝːpʊ |
nm | fumus | smoke | ŋæzaʊɔɪuː |
nf | cochlea | snail | iːʌɛ |
nm | coluber | snake | zɝːpæ |
nf | nix | snow | iːɔːŋuː |
adj | niveus | snowy, snow-white | ziːʊoʊ |
n/a | amen | so be it | naʊʒoʊnaɪ |
adj | tantus | so great | ʌnʊuː |
adj | tot | so many | ŋeɪzaɪuːiː |
adv | tantum | so much, only | uːeɪpæ |
adv | totiens | so often | ɔɪʊææaɪ |
adv | tam | so, as, equally | zuːoʊʒʌ |
adv | sic | so, thus | ɑːnoʊpɔɪ |
adv | ita | so, thus, yes | uːɑːpʌpuː |
nm | sapo | soap | ɔɪnuːʌ |
nn | tibiale | sock | ʒaʊeɪpɑː |
nf | aluta | soft leather | ʌnʊŋoʊɝː |
adj | tener | soft, delicate, tender | nɔːpʊʒaʊ |
adj | lenis | soft, smooth, gentle | aʊæuː |
adj | mollis | soft, supple | zoʊʌɛaɪ |
nf | lenitas | softness, gentleness | ʒuːɔːɛʌɔː |
nm | humus | soil, ground | ɔɪnoʊpuː |
nm | miles | soldier | ʒɔɪʒænʌ |
nn | secretum | solitude | ɑːʒuːæɔː |
nf | solitudo | solitude, loneliness | uːŋuːpɛ |
pron | aliqui | some | iːpuːpʊ |
pron | aliquot | some, several | ŋaʊaʊnɝːʊ |
pron | aliquis | someone | ɝːnʌzʌiː |
pron | aliquid | something | aʊzɝːɑː |
adv | interdum | sometimes, now and then | ɝːpʊpaʊ |
nm | filius | son | ɑːʒuː |
nm | cantus | song | ɔːzɔːpɔː |
nn | carmen | song | ʒoʊzæ |
adv | mox | soon, immediately | iːpæʊoʊ |
adv | prius | sooner, before | noʊpæɑːiː |
nm/f | vates | soothsayer, bard | oʊʌpɔːpɔː |
nm | veneficus | sorceror | ʒænaʊʒʊ |
nn pl | veneficia | sorcery | ɝːnʌʊ |
nm | sonitus | sound | ʒæpuːɔɪuː |
adj | sanus | sound, healthy, sane | ʒeɪʌuːʊ |
nn | ius | soup | ŋuːpaɪʌaɪ |
nf | origo | source, origin | zeɪŋoʊuː |
nn | spatium | space, distance, period | ɝːpɛpuːuː |
nn | spatium | space, length of time | zɔːʒiːniː |
adj | spatiosus | spacious | nuːpaʊæiː |
nf | Hispania | Spain | ɝːŋɝː |
adj | Hispanus | Spanish | ʒɔːzɝːzaɪ |
nm | passer | sparrow | ŋuːzaʊ |
nm | orator | speaker, envoy | ɛŋeɪuːɛ |
nf | hasta | spear, javelin | aɪpɝːzaɪʌ |
adj | proprius | special, particular, personal | ŋoʊpɔɪɑːæ |
adj | praecipuus | special, preeminent | uːeɪɑːɔːʌɝː |
nf | oratio | speech | aʊɔɪuːʊ |
nf | celerita | speed, swiftness | ɔɪpæeɪɛ |
nm | globus | sphere | zoʊʒuːaɪeɪ |
nn | condimentum | spice | ɝːpɛnʌoʊ |
nf | aranea | spider's web | aʊʌpæ |
nm | animus | spirit, mind | aɪniːoʊæ |
adj | splendidus | splendid | zɛpɛɝː |
nf | spongia | sponge | ʊpɔːʒɔː |
nn | coclear | spoon | aɪænæ |
nn | gymnasium | sport school | iːzuːpɛaʊ |
nf | macula | spot, stain | ʒeɪuːnoʊaɪ |
nm/f | coniunx | spouse, husband, wife | ʊzʊpeɪoʊ |
nn | ver | spring | uːpɔɪzæaɪ |
nm | fons | spring, fountain | nɑːŋuː |
nn | stabulum | stable | zʊoʊpɛæ |
adj | stabilis | stable, steadfast | ŋuːæoʊ |
nn | stadium | stadium | ʒʌɔːpaʊæ |
nn | baculum | staff, walking stick | ɛpeɪpæ |
nm | cervus | stag, deer | iːnæpiː |
adj | balbus | stammering, stuttering | aʊʌ |
nm | aquilifer | standard bearer | ɑːiːuːiːaɪɔɪ |
nf | stella | star | ʒoʊɝːpoʊ |
sidus | star, constellation | ʒuːaɪpaɪ | |
nm | carceres | starting gate | aʊʒɑːpiː |
nf | respublica | state, commonwealth | oʊpɝːpɔː |
nf | statua | statue | zʊʌpɛ |
nf | statura | stature, size | zɔːɔɪŋeɪæ |
adv | furtim | stealthily, secretly | ɑːæpɑːpʌ |
nm | rivus | steam | ŋæpoʊaɪʊ |
adj | arduus | steep, difficult | naɪaɪpaʊ |
nm | notarius | stenographer | ŋuːpaɪʒoʊ |
adj | immotus | still, motionless | ʒɔɪɝːnuː |
nm | stomachus | stomach | uːpɑː |
nm | venter | stomach, belly | æzɝː |
nm | lapis | stone, tombstone | ŋuːnɛzaʊ |
nm | tabernarius | store-owner | nɔɪpaɪʒɝː |
nf | taberna | store, shop, inn | ʒɔːŋuːuː |
nf | cella | storeroom | iːpæzʊɑː |
nf | ciconia | stork | uːpʌʊɔɪ |
nf | procella | storm, squall | ŋɛpʊpeɪ |
nf | expugnatio | storming, sack | uːŋʌ |
nf | fabula | story | aɪpɛpoʊɝː |
nf | historia | story | uːuːiːaʊ |
nm | narrator | storyteller | ʒɑːpaʊoʊiː |
nf | regula | straight edge, ruler, model | æɔɪ |
adj | rectus | straight, upright, correct | ɔɪɝːzʊ |
nn | fretum | strait, channel | ŋuːnʊ |
nm | peregrinus | stranger, foreigner | ʊpaɪ |
nf | habena | strap | zæʌuːɔːɑː |
nn | stramentum | straw | naʊaɪuːaɪ |
nn | fragum | strawberry | nɝːuːoʊaʊiː |
nf | fortitudo | strength, bravery, courage | ʒæɝːɔːɔɪ |
adj | serverus | strict, stern | ʌaɪ |
adv | servere | strictly | ɔɪeɪpɑːzæ |
nf | serveritas | strictness | ʒʊpaɪaʊ |
nf | dissensio | strife, quarrel | ʒɑːpɔːɔː |
adj | vagus | strolling, rambling, vagrant | eɪɔːpɛ |
adj | validus | strong | ʒɔːaɪæɔːɑː |
adj | fortis | strong, brave | aɪʒaɪpeɪ |
adj | robustus | strong, hardy | iːiːiːɑːɝːɝː |
nn | certamen | struggle, contest | niːʌzɑː |
adj | stupidus | stupid | ŋɔːpɛŋoʊ |
nm | stilus | stylus, pen | iːziːaʊ |
adj | continuus | successive, unbroken | iːuːɛʊɔːiː |
adj | repentinus | sudden | zɛʒɝːuːɔː |
adj | subitus | sudden | ŋuːɑːɔːɑː |
adv | subito | suddenly | ɛɑːpaɪ |
adv | repente | suddenly, unexpectedly | zɛaʊpaʊ |
nn | saccarum | sugar | ʊpʊpaʊoʊ |
adj | idoneus | suitable | zaɪpʊɝːʊ |
adj | commodus | suitable, convenient | ŋeɪpoʊɝːuː |
adv | commode | suitably, conveniently | ʊneɪŋʊiː |
adj | aptus | suited | ɑːpɔːoʊ |
nf | summa | sum, whole | neɪɑːpeɪʌ |
nf | aestas | summer | ʒɔːpɝːɝː |
nm | sol | sun | æaʊpɑːpæ |
adj | apricus | sunny, light, open | zɛpɑːpʊ |
nm/f | supplex | suppliant | aɪpɑːnɝː |
nf | copia | supply, abundance (plural: forces, troops) | ɔːpaɪoʊ |
nf | palus | swamp, marsh | niːzæʒaɪ |
nm | cycnus | swan | ŋɔɪpɛ |
adj | suavis | sweet | naʊnʊɑːɝː |
adj | dulcis | sweet, pleasant | ʒiːzuːnoʊ |
adv | suaviter | sweetly | zʌpaɪaɪʊ |
adj | velox | swift | ɛɝːniː |
adv | celeriter | swiftly, quickly | ŋɔːzɛzɝː |
nm | gladius | sword | ɝːæŋiː |
nm | balteus | sword belt | ŋɔɪŋoʊuː |
nf | synagoga | synagogue | ʊʊʊ |
nf | mensa | table | ʌɝːpʌʒɑː |
nf | cauda | tail | ʒɑːʌ |
nm | sartor | tailor | ŋaʊɑːaʊʊ |
nn | ingenium | talent, genius | næuːpæ |
adj | loquax | talkative | zɛpuːzʌ |
nn | sebum | tallow | ɔɪpoʊpæ |
nm | publicanus | tax collector | ɔːpʌpɔːaɪ |
nn | tributum | tax, tribute | ɑːzuːɝː |
nn | vectigal | tax, tribute, revenue | aɪaʊɑːeɪaʊ |
nf | doctrina | teaching, instruction | ʒoʊɝːŋuːaʊ |
nf | lacrima | tear | eɪpæzɔɪiː |
adj | flebilis | tearful, doleful | ʒaɪpɔɪʌiː |
nf | aedes | temple | ŋæpɔɪ |
nn | templum | temple | nɝːpeɪiː |
adj | decem | ten | ŋeɪaʊ |
adj | decimus | tenth | ʒʌɔːpoʊ |
nf | conditio | terms, condition | iːzʊzɔː |
adj | perterritus | terrified | zæɔɪŋɛɔː |
nm | terror | terror | naɪæpɔɪ |
nn | testamonium | testimony | ŋɔɪʒɑːæ |
nn | textile | textile | oʊɝːæʊɛaɪ |
nm | textus | texture | æpʌpɝːɔː |
nf | supplicatio | thanksgiving to the gods | ŋiːɛpeɪ |
pron | iste | that (of yours) | aʊpʌziː |
adj / pron | ille | that, he, she, it | ɝːpɔɪaʊ |
nn | eloquium | the art of public speaking | ŋɔːʌpɔːoʊ |
nm pl | inferi | the dead | ʊpʊnoʊ |
nn | pontus | the deep sea | ʒɛpʊ |
nf | posterum | the future | ʒʌʊpɔɪ |
nm pl | septentriones | the North, the Great Bear | ʌpɝːŋaɪ |
adj | alter | the one, the other (of two), second | eɪaʊiːʌiːɑː |
nn | theatrum | theater | ɛɔɪ |
nn | furtum | theft, robbery | ʒæzɛʊ |
nn | thema | theme | oʊɔːʒʊ |
adv / conj | tum | then, at that time | ŋæɔɪnæʌ |
adv | tunc | then, at that time | naʊʌziː |
adv | ibi | there, then | ɔːææ |
adv / prep | ergo | therefore | uːʊiːʊɔːɔɪ |
conj | itaque | therefore | ŋiːpɔɪ |
adj | confertus | thick, crowded together | ŋaʊɛzæeɪ |
adj | densus | thick, dense | zeɪiːʒeɪiː |
nm | fur | thief | ʒɝːpɛɔː |
adj | furtificus | thievish | nʊpɑːɝːoʊ |
adj | macer | thin | æŋɝːpɔɪæ |
nf | res | thing, affair, matter | eɪpaɪɑː |
adj | tenuis | thing, slight, feeble | ɔɪŋʌnɛ |
adj | tertius | third | ʊpoʊzɛɛ |
adj | tredecim | thirteen | nɝːpoʊuːɑː |
adj | triginta | thirty | ɛaɪɑːiː |
pron | hic | this | eɪɝːuːaʊ |
pron | is | this, that, he, she, it | ʊaʊaɪ |
nf | spina | thorn, spine, difficulties | æʒaʊɑːʌ |
n | mille | thousand | ɑːɛɛuːiːɛ |
nf pl | minae | threats, menace | ʌʌʊɛ |
adj | tres | three | zɝːɔː |
adj | trecenti | three hundred | ʊpaʊŋʌ |
adj | triplex | threefold, triple | eɪpɔɪŋaɪæ |
nn | limen | threshold, entrance | oʊiːpʊ |
nf | fauces | throat | aɪiːaɪʊɑːɔɪ |
nn | guttur | throat | ʒɝːpɔɪpæ |
prep | per | through | zɔːʒɛ |
nm | coniectus | throw | ɔːpɔɪaʊaɪ |
adv | adeo | thus far, so, so much | ʒɑːoʊ |
adv | adhuc | thus far, up until now | ɔːiːaɪɑːɑːɛ |
nf | tigris | tiger | ɑːpɔːɔɪ |
nn | tempus | time | ʊzʌʒaɪɛ |
adj | timidus | timid | uːpoʊɝː |
adv | timide | timidly | aɪzɔɪ |
adj | fessus | tired | ʒuːpʊpiː |
adj | lassus | tired, weary | zæɝːŋɑːɝː |
v | abolere | to abolish, to destroy | ʊpɝːpɑː |
v | comitari | to accompany, to attend | oʊnɝːaɪæ |
v | accusare | to accuse | ʒɔːpaʊeɪɑː |
v | assuefaciere | to accustom, to familiarize | ɑːɔɪpæʒaɪ |
v | acquirere | to acquire, to gain | ʒɔːpɑːiː |
v | desipiere | to act foolishly | ɝːeɪpɝː |
v | aptare | to adapt, to apply | ŋuːpʊziː |
v | addare | to add, to join | eɪɔːpʊpuː |
v | accommodare | to adjust, to adapt | oʊuː |
v | admittere | to admit, to receive | zaʊɛʒaʊ |
v | ornare | to adorn, to equip | eɪpɑː |
v | progredi | to advance, to go forward | ʒiːpɛuː |
v | adficiere | to affect, to afflict, to weaken | ɝːpɝːpeɪ |
v | affligere | to afflict, to hurt | ɝːʒiːzɔːaɪ |
v | assentire | to agree | iːæɔɪoʊ |
v | concordare | to agree | eɪɑːæ |
v | consentire | to agree | nɑːnaɪuː |
v | tribuere | to allot, to attribute, to grant | ʒɑːpʌɔːoʊ |
v | sinere | to allow | nɔːzʌɛɛ |
v | obstupefaciere | to amaze, to stun | nææoʊɔːɔɪ |
v | nuntiare | to announce | nɔɪʒɔːʌɑː |
v | edicere | to announce, to declare, to appoint | ʊpɔːɑːɛ |
v | praedicare | to announce, to make known | æpɔːɛiː |
v | pronuntiare | to announce, to proclaim | ɑːʌɝːiː |
v | enuntiare | to announce, to report | ʊnæzuːaɪ |
v | respondere | to answer | zoʊpiːpʊ |
v | placare | to appease, to placate | ɝːɔːʒɔɪ |
v | plaudere | to applaud, to clap | ʒaɪɑːpɔːaɪ |
v | abhibere | to apply | æpɔːpaɪ |
v | legare | to appoint | niːɛ |
v | appropinquare | to approach | iːzaɪzʊeɪ |
v | adeire | to approach, to go to | næɔɪzʊ |
v | approbare | to approve | iːŋɔɪɛ |
v | probare | to approve, to test, to show | aʊpaɪpiː |
v | concitare | to arouse | ɑːnuːnɔːʌ |
v | excitare | to arouse up, to excite | ɛʒæiːæ |
v | comparare | to arrange, to obtain | ŋɔːpɛaɪɔː |
v | rogare | to ask | ɔːpoʊuː |
v | consulere | to ask advice of, to consult | ɔːoʊpæpɑː |
v | interrogare | to ask, to question, to examine | nɑːʊnoʊuː |
v | convocare | to assemble | nʌpɝːzaʊ |
v | attribuere | to assign, to allot | zaɪeɪɑːɔː |
v | adoriri | to attack | ziːɝːʒɝː |
v | oppugnare | to attack | ŋuːɔːaʊaɪ |
v | frequentare | to attend, to frequent | ɔːɛniː |
v | ulcisci | to avenge, to punish | zæpæpeɪ |
v | deprecare | to avert by prayer | iːpʌpoʊ |
v | vitare | to avoid, to shun | ŋoʊŋʌeɪoʊ |
v | latrare | to bark | ŋɛŋaʊaɪɝː |
v | servire | to be a slave to, to serve | zʌpɔːnɔː |
v | possum | to be able, can | ænæ |
v | absum | to be absent | ŋɛɑːzɝː |
v | solere | to be accustomed | ʒæpʌpaɪ |
v | suscensere | to be angry | zuːeɪŋuː |
v | nasci | to be born | ŋɑːɑː |
v | vacare | to be free from | ɔːpɛpæɝː |
v | studiosus | to be full of zeal, eager | ŋuːaʊzuːoʊ |
v | obdurare | to be hard, to persist, to endure | uːŋeɪʒiːaʊ |
v | esurire | to be hungry | ɝːiːɑːaʊ |
v | nescire | to be ignorant, to not know | næʒɝːɔːaʊ |
v | saevire | to be in a rage | ʊpiːeɪ |
v | praeesse | to be in front, to be in command | nʌɛ |
v | salvere | to be in good health | zʌpeɪeɪoʊ |
v | claudicare | to be lame, to become limp | aʊŋaɪ |
v | temperare | to be moderate, to abstain | zɔɪɛɔː |
v | gaudere | to be pleased, to rejoice | ŋʊpaɪæɑː |
v | adesse | to be present | iːnæaɪ |
v | quiescere | to be quiet | oʊaʊpæpaʊ |
v | aegrotare | to be sick | ɑːʒuːɔɪoʊ |
v | valere | to be strong | eɪoʊpɝːzaʊ |
v | excellere | to be superior, to excel | nʊpɔɪŋɝː |
v | sitire | to be thirsty | oʊʒɔːaʊuː |
v | taedere | to be tiring, to cause boredom | nʌɔɪniː |
v | nolo | to be unwilling, to not wish | ʒæpɛzuː |
v | vigilare | to be watchful, to be awake | naɪʌʊaʊ |
v | carere | to be without, to lack | aʊŋeɪæ |
v | errare | to be wrong, to make a mistake | ŋɝːpæʌ |
v | esse | to be, to exist | ɑːzʌzaʊ |
v | offerere | to bear to, to offer | ɔɪpuːpɔːeɪ |
v | ferre | to bear, to carry, to bring | nɔɪpɛpeɪ |
v | gerere | to bear, to carry, to wage | aʊpiːpuː |
v | efferere | to bear, to report, to carry out | ɔːŋʊʌiː |
v | plangere | to beat, to strike noisily | ʒɑːæpuː |
v | consuescere | to become accustomed | zoʊpeɪnuː |
v | assuescere | to become accustomed to | ɔɪeɪpaɪpæ |
v | apparere | to become visible, to appear | zæpʊæ |
v | fieri | to become, to happen | ɑːaɪeɪɔɪ |
v | quaesere | to beg, to beseech | ŋɝːŋɛʊ |
v | poscere | to beg, to demand | ziːpuːɝː |
v | obsecrare | to beg, to implore, to beseech | nɑːaʊpʌ |
v | pariere | to beget, to produce | zaɪʒɑː |
v | incipiere | to begin, to commence | uːʒænʊ |
v | credere | to believe, to trust | ɔːŋɔːæeɪ |
v | rudere | to bellow, to roar | aɪʒiːŋaɪaɪ |
v | flectere | to bend, to turn aside | ɔːuːpɔɪŋɝː |
v | proesse | to benefit, to help | ŋɔɪʒæɛʌ |
v | obsidere | to besiege | æʒɛʌiː |
v | cavere | to beware, to take care | iːŋʊʒɔːɝː |
v | adligare | to bind to | ɝːpʌpɝːuː |
v | colligare | to bind together, to fasten | aʊpaʊpuː |
v | ligare | to bind, to tie | ŋɔɪuːpiː |
v | vincire | to bind, to tie up | ʒʌaɪpʌ |
v | mordere | to bite | ʊaɪaɪɝː |
v | culpare | to blame | ʒaʊpʊnɝː |
v | flagrare | to blaze | ɛæuːæ |
v | balare | to bleat | ʊpʌpɛ |
v | obstruere | to block up | ŋʊŋiːʒoʊ |
v | delere | to blot out, to destroy | iːpeɪ |
v | erubescere | to blush | ɔːpɝːʌuː |
v | erumpere | to break away, to break out | aʊaɪæeɪ |
v | effringere | to break down | nɛpaɪɔɪɔɪ |
v | abrumpere | to break off | ɔːɛaʊɔɪeɪ |
v | dirimere | to break off, to interrupt | nɛaʊpiːɔɪ |
v | rumpere | to break, to burst, to tear | ɝːɛaʊeɪ |
v | frangere | to break, to shatter | nɔːæŋiːaɪ |
v | spirare | to breathe, to be alive | ʌpʌpʊiː |
v | adferre | to bring | iːpiːŋiː |
v | transire | to bring across | uːpuːniːɔɪ |
v | circumferre | to bring around, to spread | oʊʒeɪ |
v | reportare | to bring back | ʌŋʌʒʊ |
v | renuntiare | to bring back word, to report | ŋaʊpɝːeɪ |
v | referre | to bring back, to report | eɪniːpɛɔː |
v | deportare | to bring down, to deport | ʊpuːɝː |
v | prodere | to bring forth, to betray | neɪɝːɑːiːeɪ |
v | edere | to bring forth, to produce | ʌpiːpæuː |
v | proferre | to bring forward, to extend | iːpɔɪpaʊ |
v | inferre | to bring in, to inflict | niːpaɪæuː |
v | depromere | to bring out | ɔɪpɝːpʊɑː |
v | afferre | to bring to, to produce | ʌpɛpiː |
v | comportare | to bring together, to collect | ʒuːpæ |
v | conferre | to bring together, to collect | æaɪɛ |
v | aggregare | to bring together, to join | uːpoʊʊɔɪ |
v | supportare | to bring up | zeɪpɝːaʊɛ |
v | educare | to bring up, to raise, to educate | ʒʊpaɪʊ |
v | perferre | to bring, to report | zɑːpæ |
v | aedificare | to build | ʌʊnoʊ |
v | instruere | to build up, to instruct | zaʊŋaʊzɔː |
v | onerare | to burden, to load | aʊzɑːŋʊoʊ |
v | opprimere | to burden, to overthrow | eɪuːaʊeɪ |
v | ardere | to burn, to be on fire | ʒʊŋɝːuː |
v | irrumpere | to burst in, to burst into | ɔːuːpoʊpæ |
v | sepelire | to bury | ɝːpaʊʒaʊ |
v | versari | to busy oneself, to be engaged | ʒuːaɪ |
v | emere | to buy | æpeɪiː |
v | coemere | to buy up, to purchase | ɑːɝːpaʊpaʊ |
v | vocare | to call | nʊɔɪpuː |
v | avocare | to call away, to divert | ʒæŋuːɑː |
v | appellare | to call by name | ɛʌ |
v | devocare | to call down, to call away | ɛʒuː |
v | testari | to call to witness | ɛpænɔɪ |
v | expugnare | to capture, to take by storm | oʊɔɪpaɪʒeɪ |
v | portare | to carry | oʊɑːpɛ |
v | transportare | to carry across, to transport | ɔɪaɪɛʊʊ |
v | auferre | to carry away | oʊæpuːziː |
v | avehere | to carry away | uːaʊpoʊnaɪ |
v | provehere | to carry forward | næɝːæoʊ |
v | importare | to carry in, to import | aɪɔɪʊɔɪæ |
v | proficiere | to carry out, to accomplish | eɪæɑːuː |
v | exportare | to carry out, to export | iːʒɔːɔː |
v | vehere | to carry, to convey | aɪʒɔɪpiːoʊ |
v | deferre | to carry, to drive down, to report | ʒʌzɝːzaɪ |
v | obiciere | to cast in the way | aʊpiː |
v | deprehendere | to catch | ʊɑːɔːʊ |
v | conspicari | to catch sight of | ʌpæiːɑː |
v | sitere | to cause to stand, to place | zɔɪʒuːzaɪ |
v | desinere | to cease, to desist | aʊpɝːpɑːaʊ |
v | celebrare | to celebrate | zɑːpæɔːɛ |
v | mutare | to change | aʊpæʒæɑː |
v | commutare | to change, to alter, to explain | iːuːpɛpaɪ |
v | agitare | to chase, to hunt | nuːpɑːiː |
v | garrire | to chatter | æpoʊaʊaʊ |
v | fraudare | to cheat, to defraud | ʊiː |
v | fovere | to cherish | ɝːoʊaɪuː |
v | pipiare | to chirp, to pipe | nɔːpɑːʒaɪ |
v | vindicare | to claim, to defend, to punish | ʒʌpuː |
v | purgare | to cleanse | ʒaɪpiːaɪɑː |
v | descendere | to climb down, to descend | uːŋaɪzoʊ |
v | transcendere | to climb over, to surmount, to exceed | nɑːpɝːeɪaʊ |
v | ascendere | to climb up | nʊæ |
v | conscendere | to climb, to embark | ɑːʌɔːuː |
v | claudere | to close | eɪpɔɪiː |
v | concludere | to close up, to conclude | æpɑː |
v | vestire | to clothe | nʊpaʊ |
v | cogere | to collect, to compel | zɝːŋʌ |
v | venire | to come | ʒʊɝːpɑːɔɪ |
v | revenire | to come back, to return | ɑːpæŋɔɪɑː |
v | revertere | to come back, to return | ʒaɪpɛpoʊ |
v | intercedere | to come between, to intervene | ɔːʒɝːpɑː |
v | ventitare | to come often | ʊaɪʒʌ |
v | evenire | to come out, to happen | ɝːiː |
v | succurrere | to come to the aid of | ʌzɛpɔːeɪ |
v | pervenire | to come to, to reach, to arrive | nɔɪeɪpɑːaʊ |
v | convenire | to come together | aʊpʊnɑː |
v | coeire | to come together, to join | ʊŋuːpeɪɑː |
v | invenire | to come upon, to find | nuːpʌnæ |
v | imperare | to command, to order, to govern | ʒiːɔːɔɪ |
v | queri | to complain, to find fault with | ʒʌʌpɛʊ |
v | certare | to complete | ɑːpoʊziːɝː |
v | perficiere | to complete, to accomplish | ŋeɪoʊpuːɑː |
v | dissimulare | to conceal, to hide | oʊpaɪɑːɝː |
v | concipiere | to conceive | neɪɛpɝːiː |
v | condemnare | to condemn | oʊɔɪnʊ |
v | confiteri | to confess | ɑːpɝːpæ |
v | fateri | to confess, to admit, to disclose | aʊnʊpuːoʊ |
v | gratulari | to congratulate | ʒɔːpɛzaɪ |
v | superare | to conquer | ʊpɔɪneɪɑː |
v | deliberare | to consider, to deliberate | ɛɔːaʊɔɪaʊ |
v | cogitare | to consider, to think about | ʌpeɪziː |
v | constare | to consist of | ʒeɪʌzɔɪaʊ |
v | coniurare | to conspire, to plot | ŋiːpiːpɝː |
v | perducere | to construct, to lead through | nɔːuːpiː |
v | comburere | to consume by fire | eɪɔɪaʊʌ |
v | considerare | to contemplate | eɪpæpoʊaɪ |
v | permanere | to continue, to remain | zænɛ |
v | struere | to contrive, to build, to arrange | ʊaʊaʊiːaɪeɪ |
v | damnare | to convict, to find guilty | ʒɔɪɔɪpuːʊ |
v | coquere | to cook | iːpɝːnoʊæ |
v | emendare | to correct, to emend | ŋɛuːɔɪuː |
v | numerare | to count | ɔːuːʌʊiː |
v | adnumerare | to count out, to pay | ɑːeɪpæ |
v | enumerare | to count up, to enumerate | ŋeɪeɪ |
v | computare | to count, to do figures | ŋiːnʌʊɔː |
v | tegere | to cover | æpʌniː |
v | nubo | to cover, to veil | zɑːaʊzʌ |
v | velare | to cover, to wrap | nɝːaɪpoʊ |
v | repere | to creep, to crawl | aʊʒaʊʒɔːæ |
v | proclamare | to cry out | zɑːuːɔɪɝː |
v | exclamare | to cry out, to call out | nʊnɔːæɔː |
v | lacrimare | to cry, to weep | aɪeɪʊ |
v | detestare | to curse | ʊpiːʌ |
v | secare | to cut | æpiː |
v | abscidere | to cut off | ɝːpoʊpæ |
v | praecidere | to cut off | eɪzɔɪpɑː |
v | trucidare | to cut to pieces, to slaughter | nɔːʌʒɝːiː |
v | caedere | to cut, to kill | ŋaʊaʊzaʊaɪ |
v | saltare | to dance | oʊʊ |
v | audere | to dare, to venture | uːpɝːʌɔː |
v | decipiere | to deceive | oʊɔːpiːʒɝː |
v | fallere | to deceive, to trick | ɔːuːoʊ |
v | statuere | to decide | ʒɔːzɔɪɔɪ |
v | decernere | to decide, to determine | ʒɔːpɔɪɔɪʊ |
v | declarare | to declare, to proclaim | ɝːpaʊiːɔː |
v | profiteri | to declare, to profess | ʌɝːaɪɑː |
v | arguere | to declare, to prove, to accuse | nuːzɝːɔː |
nn | decretum | to decree | ŋuːaʊpæ |
v | consecrare | to dedicate | aɪoʊpiːpɝː |
v | dedicare | to dedicate | ʒɑːʊɑː |
v | vincere | to defeat | naɪʒʌeɪuː |
v | defendere | to defend, to drive off | zoʊpuːpɛ |
v | commorari | to delay | eɪpæaʊ |
v | tardare | to delay | ɛneɪaʊʌ |
v | postulare | to demand | naʊɛŋiːuː |
v | denuntiare | to denounce, to reveal | ɝːɛeɪeɪ |
v | negare | to deny | ɝːæʊɔːoʊɔɪ |
v | discedere | to depart, to go away | ɑːzɔɪpɔːɝː |
v | privare | to deprive | zʌpuːzuː |
v | exanimare | to deprive of breath, to kill | aʊpaʊoʊuː |
v | definire | to describe exactly, to define | ʒɔːiːŋæ |
v | mereri | to deserve, to be worthy of | zaʊpɝːɔːaʊ |
v | merere | to deserve, to earn | ɔɪzʊniːɔɪ |
v | cupiere | to desire, to long for | ʒɔːpɔːiːiː |
v | desiderare | to desire, to long for, to miss | ɔɪŋʌ |
v | desistere | to desist, to give up | ɔːŋuːpuːɝː |
v | desperare | to despair of | ɔːiːpeɪ |
v | contemnere | to despise, to value little | ɑːaʊ |
v | perimere | to destroy | ʌʌpoʊpoʊ |
v | devorare | to devour, to eat up | aʊpɛpuː |
v | mori | to die | ʌeɪiː |
v | effodiere | to dig up, to dig out | æpaʊpɔɪ |
v | fodiere | to dig, to dig up, to pierce | nænɔː |
v | cenare | to dine | zuːpeɪ |
v | mergere | to dip, to engulf, to immerse | iːeɪaʊ |
v | dirigere | to direct, to steer | ŋiːneɪæ |
v | dissentire | to disagree | nuːpɔːpʊ |
v | cernere | to discern, to distinguish | ɛuːʊ |
v | disputo | to discuss | ʌɔːŋɑː |
v | exponere | to disembark, to expose | ɑːeɪʒʊ |
v | demovere | to dismiss, to move out of | aʊɛpiːŋɝː |
v | expedire | to dispatch, to set free | aɪʊeɪɝːɔː |
v | dissuadere | to dissuade | ʒɔɪɝːæ |
v | distinguere | to distinguish | aʊnoʊpʊ |
v | distribuere | to distribute, to divide | noʊɝːnuːoʊ |
v | perturbare | to disturb greatly, to alarm | ænaɪŋiː |
v | sollicitare | to disturb, to arose, to excite | aɪʒeɪpaɪaɪ |
v | diducere | to divide, to scatter | ɑːŋʌaɪɑː |
v | noceo | to do harm, to hurt | ŋɑːɔːpæ |
v | agere | to do, to drive, to perform | oʊŋæzʌaɪ |
v | duplicare | to double | eɪziːuː |
v | dubitare | to doubt, to hesitate | uːʒʊoʊʊ |
v | tractare | to drag about, to handle | noʊɔːaʊ |
v | retrahere | to drag back, to draw back | ɑːaɪpiːpiː |
v | extrahere | to drag out, to take out | ŋiːuː |
v | exhaurire | to drain out, to empty | zeɪpaʊpɝː |
v | haurire | to drain, to draw | ŋaʊpaʊeɪ |
v | stringere | to draw (weapon) | neɪaɪɔː |
v | destringere | to draw out, to pull out | ŋɛiːɔːʊ |
v | contrahere | to draw together, to contract | nuːiːeɪuːʊ |
v | subducere | to draw up, to beach (ship) | eɪpæʒæʊ |
v | instituere | to draw up, to teach, to appoint | æpeɪɔːʊ |
v | trahere | to draw, to drag | ʊʊeɪɛɑː |
v | horrere | to dread, to tremble | ɑːŋeɪɛʊ |
v | bibere | to drink | nɝːpʊuː |
v | potare | to drink | iːpiː |
v | repellere | to drive back, to repulse | ʊpaʊpɔɪ |
v | redigere | to drive back, to subdue | ɔɪzɔːzɝːɛ |
v | depellere | to drive off, to push down | ɑːpaʊpæ |
v | impellere | to drive on, to influence | ɔɪiːpʌpoʊ |
v | exigere | to drive out, to exact, to demand | ʒaʊŋɛɝːɑː |
v | expellere | to drive out, to expel | uːɔɪɔːɑː |
v | pellere | to drive out, to rout, to push | zoʊʌ |
v | appelere | to drive to, to bring in, to land | nɛɔːpɝː |
v | compellere | to drive together, to compel | nɔɪzɔɪʊ |
v | adigere | to drive, to hurl, to approach | ŋɝːoʊŋæ |
v | incolere | to dwell in, to inhabit | ŋɛpɝː |
v | edere | to eat | eɪeɪʒiː |
v | consumere | to eat, to consume | ɛpɝː |
v | erudire | to educate, to instruct | zʊpeɪɑː |
v | creare | to elect | oʊʒɝːuːaɪ |
v | complecti | to embrace | ŋoʊpaɪaɪʊ |
v | complexus | to embrace | zeɪpɑːʒuː |
v | coercere | to enclose, to restrain | ŋaɪæpʌ |
v | tolerare | to endure, to tolerate | nɔɪpiː |
v | frui | to enjoy, to delight in | iːɔːɑː |
v | conscribere | to enroll, to enlist | nɑːɛŋʌ |
v | impedire | to entangle, to hinder | zɑːaʊnaʊ |
v | invadere | to enter on, to move against | æɛŋoʊ |
v | inire | to enter, to begin, to undertake | ŋʌzɝːæ |
v | committere | to entrust | ʒuːpoʊŋɑː |
v | mandare | to entrust | iːzʌpɛɝː |
v | commendare | to entrust, to commend | ŋiːɝːpiː |
v | invidere | to envy | ziːnaʊʊɝː |
v | armare | to equip, to arm with weapons | nɛæpuː |
v | accingere | to equip, to arm, to make ready | nɔɪuːɑːʊ |
v | elabi | to escape | ʊpaɪpæaʊ |
v | evadere | to escape, to go out | zɛpɛeɪ |
v | diligere | to esteem, to love | iːpʌʒɛ |
v | existimare | to estimate, to think | ɛpʊ |
v | aestimare | to estimate, to value | ŋʊpaʊʒɔɪ |
v | explicare | to explain | ʒæpæɝːæ |
v | consere | to express an opinion, to vote | ʒɝːŋuːʒɛ |
v | effingere | to express, to represent | ænɝːpɝːʌ |
v | pertinere | to extend to, to reach, to belong | ŋaʊʒaɪɝːɝː |
v | exstinguere | to extinguish | æɑːaʊaɪuːɔː |
v | exsultare | to exult, to be triumphant | zæʌpaɪoʊ |
v | deesse | to fail, to be lacking | uːzoʊnɝː |
v | deficiere | to fail, to revolt | zʊɔɪɔɪoʊ |
v | cadere | to fall | iːiːpoʊpɑː |
v | decidere | to fall down | ʒoʊoʊ |
v | procumbere | to fall down | eɪzeɪʒɔː |
v | concidere | to fall down, to collapse | ʒæŋɔːæʊ |
v | adamare | to fall in love with, to covet | nɔːzɝːnaʊ |
v | accidere | to fall upon, to happen | oʊŋɔɪzɔɪɔː |
v | incidere | to fall upon, to happen | ɑːpʊɔːɑː |
v | delabi | to fall, to collapse | ɑːɑːʌɑːɛ |
v | figere | to fasten, to attach, to fix | ʒɔːpʊpɝː |
v | timere | to fear | aʊpaʊʒaʊ |
v | vereri | to fear | ɝːaʊʒɑː |
v | pertimescere | to fear greatly | ŋaʊʒæ |
v | metuere | to fear, to dread | ʊzɔːpæ |
v | vesci | to feed on | uːiːeɪ |
v | pascere | to feed, to nourish | uːpuː |
v | sentire | to feel | ŋaɪpɝːpɔɪ |
v | praesentire | to feel beforehand | ɛnʊŋeɪ |
v | dimicare | to fight | zoʊpaɪŋʌ |
v | pugnare | to fight | nuːpaʊpɛ |
v | repugnare | to fight against | zæeɪ |
v | decertare | to fight it out, to contend | aɪpeɪpaʊʌ |
v | explere | to fill up, to complete | uːpɔːʊæ |
v | implere | to fill up, to complete | aʊaʊɔːaʊæ |
v | complere | to fill, to man | aʊŋaʊpɔɪɑː |
v | vituperare | to find fault with, to curse | zɝːpɑːʒaɪ |
v | comperire | to find out, to discover | iːʌoʊ |
v | explorare | to find out, to investigate | ææʌaʊ |
v | reperire | to find, to discover | ɔːpɝːŋeɪ |
v | conficiere | to finish, to complete | ʒɛzoʊɛʊ |
v | finire | to finish, to limit | uːɔɪeɪɑːɑːeɪ |
v | defigere | to fix | ʌpeɪʒæɔː |
v | fugiere | to flee | oʊŋoʊɔɪaɪ |
v | diffugiere | to flee away | ŋæɛɑː |
v | refugiere | to flee back, to take refuge | ʒiːɔɪeɪ |
v | effugiere | to flee from, to escape | ʌoʊæ |
v | aufugiere | to flee, to escape | zæŋʊaɪ |
v | florere | to flourish, to prosper | ɔːʌ |
v | fluere | to flow | ŋaɪŋɔɪ |
v | volare | to fly | ŋiːziːŋʌ |
v | evolare | to fly out | zɔːpɔːɔɪaʊ |
v | provolare | to fly out, to rush forth | aʊŋɔːʊ |
v | advolare | to fly to, to hasten to | iːzaʊɑːʌ |
v | applicare | to fold, to join | eɪpɔːpaʊ |
v | sequi | to follow | ŋeɪpʊʒɛ |
v | prosequi | to follow after, to pursue | zaʊzɝː |
v | succedere | to follow after, to succeed | nɛuːʌ |
v | sequi | to follow closely, to imitate | ŋuːzænoʊ |
v | consequi | to follow up, to accomplish | aʊŋʊ |
v | insequi | to follow up, to pursue | ʊuːiːiːɔː |
v | persequi | to follow up, to pursue | zʊuːaʊiː |
v | pabulari | to forage, to get fodder | aʊɔːpɛziː |
v | vetare | to forbid | ɛpɝːuː |
v | providere | to foresee, to provide | ɔːaʊɔːɝːɛʊ |
v | augurari | to foretell, to predict | ʒaʊŋɝːzɑː |
v | oblivisci | to forget | ʒaʊuː |
v | formare | to form, to build | iːiːɝː |
v | communire | to fortify | æzæʒʊ |
v | munire | to fortify, to defend | aɪaɪpʌzæ |
v | condere | to found (city) | ɝːaʊpuː |
v | liberare | to free | ɝːeɪneɪ |
v | dissolvere | to free, to free from debt | noʊɔːoʊaʊeɪ |
v | deterrere | to frighten off, to deter | ʒʌpʊʌ |
v | perterrere | to frighten thoroughly | æpaɪŋɝː |
v | terrere | to frighten, to terrify | uːpoʊŋaɪɑː |
v | percipiere | to gain, to learn, to perceive | ʒɛɛ |
v | adipisci | to gain, to obtain, to acquire | ɛeɪpʊŋuː |
v | congregare | to gather together, to assemble | zaʊpɑːiːoʊ |
v | colligere | to gather together, to collect | aʊnaʊzɝːɝː |
v | potiri | to get possession of, to obtain | ʊʌɔːoʊ |
v | cognoscere | to get to know, to find out | oʊpiːɔɪ |
v | nancisci | to get, to obtain, to find | ɔɪʊpuːnɝː |
v | dare | to give | ɑːʒiːɑːɑː |
v | auxiliari | to give aid, to help | eɪiːpiː |
v | reddere | to give back, to restore | uːpʊ |
v | dedere | to give up, to surrender | æpʌnɑːaʊ |
v | donare | to give, to present | ŋiːɔɪʌɝː |
v | fulgere | to glitter, to gleam, to flash | ʌʒɛpɝː |
v | vadere | to go | ʒɔːʒæ |
v | transire | to go across | ɝːnɔːpʌ |
v | circumeire | to go around, to surround | ʒaɪɛɛeɪ |
v | abeire | to go away | ɛŋɝːpɔɪ |
v | digredi | to go away | iːpuː |
v | recedere | to go back, to retire, to recede | ʒɔɪʒaɪ |
v | redire | to go back, to return | ɑːʊpɝːpɝː |
v | praecedere | to go before, to precede | ŋɛzaʊ |
v | procedere | to go forth, to advance | ææʌʊaʊ |
v | ingredi | to go in, to enter | naʊpaɪpuː |
v | egredi | to go out | ʒʌpaɪɑːaʊ |
v | exire | to go out | ɔɪzʌʊɑː |
v | excedere | to go out, to exceed | iːŋɑːzɔːoʊ |
v | commeare | to go to and fro, to resort to | ʌɔːaʊ |
v | accedere | to go toward, to approach | nʊʒiːʌ |
v | ire | to go, to move | aɪnɔːɔɪɑː |
v | cedere | to go, to move, to yield | ɛɛ |
v | administrare | to govern | ʊziːzaɪ |
v | captare | to grab, to seek to get | oʊpʊuːɛ |
v | prehendere | to grasp, to seize | ʒʌeɪpɔː |
v | salutare | to greet | ɛpoʊpɝː |
v | gemere | to groan | æŋʊaʊʊ |
v | crescere | to grow | æoʊpeɪ |
v | adsuescere | to grow accustomed | ɑːpʊuːɔː |
v | irasci | to grow angry | ʌaʊuːuː |
v | illucescere | to grow bright | ʌuːpæʒʊ |
v | senescere | to grow old | ŋɑːoʊ |
v | pallescere | to grow pale | zoʊaʊɑːaɪæ |
v | adolescere | to grow up, to reach maturity | ɝːpʌaɪeɪ |
v | grunnire | to grunt like a pig | oʊpɝː |
v | custodire | to guard | aʊɑːpæ |
v | consistere | to halt, to stand still | ɛpʌpaʊeɪ |
v | tradere | to hand over, to surrender | ɑːpɛpɛɛ |
v | dependere | to hang down, to depend upon | ʊaɪiːiː |
v | impendere | to hang over, to threaten | zɔɪpɛaʊ |
v | suspendere | to hang up, to suspend | nɛnʌʌɑː |
v | pendere | to hang. to weigh, to pay | ɑːuː |
v | vexare | to harass, to annoy | eɪŋɔːpɛ |
v | lacessere | to harass, to attack | aʊoʊpɛzæ |
v | durare | to harden, to last, to endure | ɝːpuːpʊuː |
v | laedere | to harm | ŋuːaʊʒɔɪɑː |
v | properare | to hasten | ɝːʊ |
v | festinare | to hasten, to hurry | ŋʊpɛɑːɝː |
v | odisse | to hate | iːoʊɔɪ |
v | confidere | to have confidence in | niːiːnʌɝː |
v | habere | to have, to hold, to consider | uːnuːæɑː |
v | sanare | to heal | zɛpaɪzuː |
v | audire | to hear | æiːpuː |
v | adiuvare | to help | ʒaɪʒʊʊ |
v | subvenire | to help, to aid | zuːʌpɛʌ |
v | iuvare | to help, to assist | ʒɛpɛŋaɪ |
v | haesitare | to hesitate | ɝːpeɪpɛ |
v | cunctari | to hesitate, to delay | ʊɛpæpoʊ |
v | occultare | to hide | iːpɑːnɑːɔɪ |
v | celare | to hide, to conceal | ææɔɪɔːuːaʊ |
v | condere | to hide, to conceal | ʒɔɪzaʊaʊ |
v | conducere | to hire | ʌɛaɪ |
v | pulsare | to hit, to know, to punch | ɔɪpɛ |
v | abstinere | to hold back, to refrain from | ʌpiːpʌ |
v | prohibere | to hold back, to stop, to forbid | aɪziːzuːɔː |
v | contingere | to hold together, to contain | ʊpʊiːiː |
v | continere | to hold together, to keep | ɛɔːpoʊnɔɪ |
v | obtinere | to hold, to keep, to occupy | ŋuːŋæŋaɪ |
v | tenere | to hold, to keep, to possess | eɪŋɔːpeɪɛ |
v | honorare | to honor | ʊnaɪzaʊeɪ |
v | sperare | to hope for | nuːuːŋuː |
v | imitari | to imitate | zuːpɝːpɔː |
v | exposcere | to implore, to entreat, to demand | ŋaʊænuː |
v | incitare | to incite | aʊɔɪ |
v | augere | to increase, to augment | ʌpɑːpɔɪ |
v | afficiere | to influence | aʊɔɪpɔːʒæ |
v | inscribere | to inscribe | ɝːŋɝːpæɔː |
v | destinare | to intend | ʒʌæŋæ |
v | commiscere | to intermingle, to join | ʊzɑːpæɔɪ |
v | interpretari | to interpret, to explain | ɔɪɔːpʌpuː |
v | fingere | to invent, to fashion | ɝːpʊɔɪʌ |
v | investigare | to investigate | aɪpuːʒɛ |
v | invitare | to invite, to summon | aɪuː |
v | coniungere | to join | ʒʊpʊuːæ |
v | adiungere | to join, to attach | nuːzɛaɪɔɪ |
v | iungere | to join, to unite | zɑːeɪpɝːɛ |
v | iocari | to joke, to jest | ɔːpɔɪʒʌ |
v | iudicare | to judge, to decide | oʊaʊɛeɪɑː |
v | salire | to jump, to leap, to bound | naʊnʌ |
v | minari | to jut forth, to threaten | zeɪpoʊ |
v | dictitare | to keep saying, to insist | ŋʊpɛuːaɪ |
v | tacere | to keep silent | eɪpɑːzɔɪ |
v | versare | to keep turning | ŋʌniːʊæ |
v | necare | to kill | ɔɪpɝːzæɛ |
v | interficiere | to kill, to destroy | oʊzeɪɛ |
v | occidere | to kill, to destroy | æiːɑː |
v | scire | to know (a fact) | æʌaɪɛ |
v | ridire | to laugh | zuːpuːzʊ |
v | inridere | to laugh at | ɔɪiːŋʊ |
v | cachinnare | to laugh, to cackle | ɑːʒoʊnʊ |
v | largiri | to lavish, to bestow, to bribe | nʌʊ |
v | deponere | to lay down, to lay aside | zeɪʒɑː |
v | vastare | to lay waste | ŋʌaʊniː |
v | ducere | to lead | niːpɛoʊ |
v | traducere | to lead across, to bring over | naʊɝːŋɑːɔɪ |
v | abducere | to lead away, to withdraw | uːpaʊ |
v | reducere | to lead back | ɛʊpaɪʒuː |
v | deducere | to lead down, to launch, to escort | ŋaɪɝːzʊæ |
v | producere | to lead forth, to prolong | aʊɔːpaɪpæ |
v | inducere | to lead in, to influence | ʊuː |
v | introducere | to lead in, to introduce | ŋaʊɔː |
v | educere | to lead out | eɪnʊpaʊ |
v | adducere | to lead to, to induce | aɪɔːpaʊ |
v | desilire | to leap down | ʒoʊiːpɔː |
v | discere | to learn | ɔːzaʊpɔɪ |
v | addiscere | to learn in addition | ɝːpʌ |
v | noscere | to learn, to know | ŋæɔɪpɛ |
v | relinquere | to leave behind, to abandon | ɑːɑːɛaɪɔː |
v | deserere | to leave, to abandon, to desert | eɪaʊɝːiːɔː |
v | deminuere | to lessen | ɛzɛzuː |
v | minuere | to lessen, to diminish | zɔɪpaʊneɪ |
v | demittere | to let down, to lower | zɔːuːŋɑːɔː |
v | permittere | to let go, to commit, to allow | ʊpɔːʊ |
v | omittere | to let go, to omit | ɝːaɪʌeɪ |
v | lambere | to lick | æpɛʌɔː |
v | recumbere | to lie down, to recline | æpaɪpæ |
v | accumbere | to lie on, to recline | ʌpʌpaɪaɪ |
v | iacere | to lie, to be at rest | æaɪpʌʒaʊ |
v | sublevare | to lift up, to lift, to assist | uːnɛʊuː |
v | attolere | to lift up, to raise, to elevate | ŋɔːuːɔːaʊ |
v | lustrare | to light up, to illuminate | æzɝːŋiː |
v | illuminare | to light up, to make clear | ʊŋʌpʊ |
v | levare | to lighten, to relieve | ŋʌpiːiː |
v | cessare | to linger, to idle, to tarry | oʊpaʊnoʊʌ |
v | auscultare | to listen to, to hear | ɔːoʊpɑːnuː |
v | attendere | to listen to, to pay attention | ɝːpɝːpiːʌ |
v | vivere | to live | ʌŋɔɪnaɪ |
v | inhabitare | to live in, to inhabit | uːʒoʊpaʊɝː |
v | habitare | to live, to dwell, to abide | ʒɔɪpɔːæoʊ |
v | circumspiciere | to look about, to survey | ʌʌnaʊ |
v | circumspectare | to look around | ʒaɪnɔɪ |
v | spectare | to look at | ŋoʊæpʊ |
v | aspiciere | to look at, to face | ʒɝːeɪzɝː |
v | inspiciere | to look at, to inspect | eɪpæ |
v | respectare | to look at, to respect | ʒɑːpʌʌ |
v | despiciere | to look down on, to despise | nɔɪɔːɔɪiː |
v | perspiciere | to look through, to understand | ʊnʌpaɪuː |
v | absolvere | to loosen, to free | nuːɔːzuː |
v | exsolvere | to loosen, to free, to release | ɔɪpɑːpuː |
v | solvere | to loosen, to pay, to acquit | ʒaɪæuːɑːuː |
v | amittere | to lose | ɑːpʊpɝː |
v | perdere | to lose, to destroy, to ruin | ŋʊpʊneɪ |
v | amare | to love | ɔɪŋuːzɛaʊ |
v | eligere | to lure, to entice, to choose | ŋaʊɔːpʌ |
v | latere | to lurk, to lie hidden | ŋeɪpuːiː |
v | sonare | to make a sound | oʊpɔɪ |
v | reficiere | to make again, to repair | aɪpɝː |
v | aequare | to make equal | næpuːeɪ |
v | adaequare | to make equal to, to be equal to | aʊŋɔːæaɪ |
v | amplificare | to make large, to increase | nɔːɛpoʊ |
v | novare | to make new | oʊzuːpɔɪɔɪ |
v | patefaciere | to make open, to disclose | zʊɔː |
v | corrigere | to make right, to correct | ɝːuː |
v | sancire | to make sacred, to sanction | zɑːŋɑːeɪʊ |
v | significare | to make signs, to signal, to show | iːoʊpaʊzoʊ |
v | efficiere | to make, to accomplish, to finish | ŋæzaɪ |
v | fabricare | to make, to construct | ʒɔːpaʊeɪæ |
v | faciere | to make, to do | iːɝːpaɪŋeɪ |
v | designare | to mark out | æʒɑːʒaʊ |
v | signare | to mark, to designate, to seal | ɔɪzæpʌʊ |
v | metiri | to measure, to distribute | æʒʊɔɪɔː |
v | congredi | to meet | ʌpuːpiːeɪ |
v | occurrere | to meet, to run against | uːpɛʒɔɪ |
v | memorare | to mention | oʊaɪaʊʌɑːɔː |
v | immiscere | to mix in, to intermingle | ʌʊpɑː |
v | miscere | to mix, to blend | ŋɔːzæɔɪiː |
v | deridere | to mock, to make fun of | noʊaɪɑːʌɝː |
v | illudere | to mock, to ridicule | ŋɛneɪzaɪ |
v | lugere | to mourn, to lament | zaʊnaɪŋʊ |
v | amovere | to move away, to remove | ŋɔːuːpaɪ |
v | emovere | to move away, to remove | nɔɪaɪʒɔː |
v | decedere | to move away, to withdraw, to die | aɪŋɛnɛeɪ |
v | removere | to move back, to remove | ʒæɛoʊ |
v | permovere | to move, to affect | aʊnɛʌ |
v | commovere | to move, to influence, to charm | aʊpaɪʌ |
v | movere | to move, to stir | ɔːʌʌ |
v | gradi | to move, to walk, to step, to go | ɑːŋoʊpɔː |
v | murmurare | to murmur | aʊpʌʊæ |
v | nominare | to name, to appoint | ʒɑːæpaʊ |
v | egere | to need, to lack, to want | zuːpiː |
v | requirere | to need, to seek, to require | aʊæzaʊ |
v | neglegere | to neglect | ʒoʊnaʊ |
v | nutare | to nod | ŋaɪɝːziː |
v | adnuere | to nod assent | ɔːaʊuːɔɪiːɛ |
v | ignorare | to not know | eɪpaɪeɪaʊ |
v | notare | to note, to observe | oʊnɔɪnuːɑː |
v | animadvertere | to notice, to punish | uːɝːɑːeɪɑː |
v | alere | to nourish, to feed | zaɪpɛ |
v | parere | to obey, to submit, to comply | ʒeɪzuːʒʊ |
v | obstare | to obstruct, to block the way | eɪpɑːʊɑː |
v | impetrare | to obtain by asking | ŋɔːneɪʒeɪ |
v | aperire | to open | zuːɛoʊɝː |
v | velificare | to operate the sails | ʒoʊnɑːɛʊ |
v | iubere | to order, to bid, to command | nʌŋoʊ |
v | praecipiere | to order, to direct, to advise | nɑːʒɔː |
v | abundare | to overflow, to abound in | noʊpʌpʌ |
v | evertere | to overturn | ʌzɝːpoʊʊ |
v | obruere | to overwhelm, to destroy | ɛʒaʊpɔɪ |
v | debere | to owe, ought | oʊɑːiːɔɪ |
v | pacare | to pacify, to conquer | ɔɪpɔɪʒɑː |
v | ignoscere | to pardon, to excuse | aɪɝː |
v | expendere | to pay out, to way out | ɝːŋaʊ |
v | penetrare | to penetrate | aɪpeɪɛ |
v | fungi | to perform | oʊpɔɪpɔɪɔː |
v | persuadere | to persuade | ʌʌpoʊpɛ |
v | legere | to pick, to gather, to read | eɪʌaʊʊaɪ |
v | exstruere | to pile up, to build | naʊpʌ |
v | praeferre | to place before, to display | nɝːpɝːpoʊ |
v | interponere | to place between, to intersperse | ʒiːpoʊʊoʊ |
v | collocare | to place, to put | eɪŋæpæɑː |
v | locare | to place, to put | ɔːpæɑː |
v | ludere | to play | zɛneɪ |
v | ineptire | to play the fool, to trifle | iːɔːʒæ |
v | placere | to please | ɔːiː |
v | delectare | to please, to delight | ʒɔːpʌiːiː |
v | arare | to plow, to till | zɔɪneɪ |
v | vellere | to pluck off, to tear out | oʊpuːʒɛ |
v | carpere | to pluck, to seize | ɔːŋɔɪʌeɪ |
v | populari | to plunder, to devastate | ŋɔɪpʌʊ |
v | praedari | to plunder, to obtain booty | ʊpɑːpaɪ |
v | demonstrare | to point out | zʊpɔɪæaɪ |
v | ostendere | to point out, to show | aʊɔːʊuːɔɪʊ |
v | profundere | to pour forth | zɔːpaɪɝː |
v | infundere | to pour in, to pour on | nɔɪʊɔː |
v | effundere | to pour out | zæpæoʊ |
v | fundere | to pour, to pour out, to rout | æpɑːʒiːɛ |
v | collaudare | to praise | zaʊzuːaʊ |
v | laudare | to praise | ʒɔːɛpeɪ |
v | orare | to pray | iːzʌɛ |
v | precari | to pray to | ɛpʌpæoʊ |
v | supplicare | to pray to | ʒæŋaʊzuː |
v | malle | to prefer, to choose | ɝːnæʒɝːiː |
v | parare | to prepare | ŋɛʊ |
v | instare | to press on, to be at hand | ŋɝːæɝːʌaɪ |
v | insistere | to press on, to follow, to pursue | ŋɛuːzeɪ |
v | premere | to press, to overwhelm | ŋaʊoʊaʊʌ |
v | urgere | to press, to push, to urge | neɪzæɛɔː |
v | simulare | to pretend | ŋʌaʊŋɔːaɪ |
v | indicere | to proclaim, to declare | ŋiːpæpʌ |
v | gignere | to produce, to give birth to | naʊpuːɔɪɔː |
v | polliceri | to promise | aʊpɛnʌɛ |
v | promittere | to promise | aʊzɔɪɔː |
v | spondere | to promise, to vow | zɔːpaʊ |
v | promovere | to promote | ʒuːɛzɔɪ |
v | protegere | to protect | ʒeɪɝːɝːaʊ |
v | detrahere | to pull down | ɔɪpæ |
v | punire | to punish | aɪpɔːʒuːoʊ |
v | multare | to punish, to fine | ʌʒʊ |
v | postponere | to put after, to postpone | eɪaʊnoʊ |
v | circumdare | to put around, to surround | ɝːeɪpoʊ |
v | abdere | to put away, to hide | aɪpiː |
v | anteponere | to put before, to prefer | ʒaʊʌpɝː |
v | apponere | to put down, to place near | ɝːʒʊʒiː |
v | proponere | to put forward, to propose | ŋeɪʒiːʌ |
v | praeficiere | to put in command of | ŋaʊʒaɪaɪuː |
v | induere | to put on | æɑːiːiːaʊeɪ |
v | imponere | to put on, to place on | zuːoʊpɑː |
v | flagitare | to put pressure on, to demand | zɔːpuːzɔː |
v | fugare | to put to flight | uːɑːpɔːpɝː |
v | supponere | to put under, to place under | ʒænoʊʊɔɪ |
v | ponere | to put, to place | ʌiː |
v | furere | to rage | naʊpɑːæ |
v | plere | to rain | zeɪpɝːiː |
v | erigere | to raise up, to excite, to arouse | ŋuːpaɪnʊ |
v | tollere | to raise, to remove, to destroy | nɛʒɔːɝː |
v | relegere | to read again, to reread | oʊpæŋʌoʊ |
v | recitare | to read aloud | uːpiːŋaɪɝː |
v | revocare | to recall | iːpɝː |
v | accipiere | to receive | ɝːpeɪ |
v | agnoscere | to recognize | ʒaʊʌpaʊɝː |
v | recognoscere | to recognize, to recollect | ŋɑːæɔɪ |
v | recuperare | to recover | nɛuːɝːeɪɝː |
v | absumere | to reduce, to consume, to destroy | uːŋoʊ |
v | meditari | to reflect upon, to reflect | ŋoʊʒɝːɝː |
v | recusare | to refuse | zaɪuːoʊ |
v | repudiare | to reject | ʒʊpɝːpæ |
v | antiquare | to reject a bill or law | ŋɔːpʌiːaʊ |
v | laetari | to rejoice | ʒʌzɔːɔɪ |
v | relevare | to relieve, to alleviate | niːpoʊʌiː |
v | restare | to remain | ʒeɪpoʊaʊ |
v | remanere | to remain, to stay behind | ʒuːpʌpiː |
v | meminisse | to remember, to think of | ʒʊnuːʊ |
v | commemorare | to remind, to relate, to mention | ʒoʊʌpiː |
v | migrare | to remove, to depart, to migrate | zʌaʊoʊʌʌ |
v | exprimere | to represent, to portray | ɝːɛɝːɔɪeɪaʊ |
v | resquiescere | to rest | ʌiːʌuːɑː |
v | restituere | to restore, to replace, to renew | ɝːʒʊʌaɪ |
v | recreare | to restore, to revive | ɝːɝːpɑːnɔː |
v | retinere | to retain | ɔɪuːeɪ |
v | regredi | to return, to go back | aʊaɪpoʊpaʊ |
v | equitare | to ride a horse | zʊɝːpɛʊ |
v | surgere | to rise | eɪʊiː |
v | insurgere | to rise up | aɪŋɑːɑː |
v | oriri | to rise, to appear | ʒɝːnɑː |
v | devolere | to roll down | ʒoʊnʊʒʊ |
v | remigare | to row | ʒoʊuːpeɪ |
v | terere | to rub, to wear out | ɝːpææ |
v | dominari | to rule absolutely, to dominate | zɝːeɪneɪiː |
v | regere | to rule, to control | ʌɛʌaʊ |
v | regnare | to rule, to reign | aʊpaɪʒʌoʊ |
v | currere | to run | æɑːniː |
v | decurrere | to run down, to run toward | ŋaʊpæoʊ |
v | concurrere | to run together | ʒɑːŋɑːneɪ |
v | accurrere | to run up to | ʒʊaʊʒaɪ |
v | ruere | to rush, to fall, to be ruined | ɛpaʊ |
v | immolare | to sacrifice, to offer to gods | oʊŋɑːɔɪ |
v | navigare | to sail | ɑːɔː |
v | sanctificare | to sanctify, to treat as holy | aʊŋoʊpɔɪoʊ |
v | satiare | to satisfy, to sate | zeɪpɑː |
v | servare | to save, to guard | ʒʌʌpoʊʊ |
v | conservare | to save, to keep | neɪnɑː |
v | dictare | to say repeatedly, to dictate | aʊnʊaʊɑː |
v | dispergere | to scatter, to disperse | ɔɪŋeɪpiːɔː |
v | spargere | to scatter, to spread, to strew | noʊpiː |
v | aspergere | to scatter, to sprinkle | ŋaɪŋɔːuːɔː |
v | castigare | to scold, to nag | ʒeɪpaʊ |
v | spernere | to scorn, to despise, to spurn | aɪaʊeɪɛ |
v | conquirere | to search for, to collect | ɔɪoʊpæpæ |
v | videre | to see | nɔɪpiːʊʊ |
v | conspiciere | to see, to perceive | eɪuːaɪɔɪʌ |
v | appetere | to seek after, to desire | zɑːpʌ |
v | repetere | to seek again, to repeat | eɪɔːŋɔɪ |
v | quaerere | to seek, to inquire | ʌpɔːpiːæ |
v | petere | to seek, to strive for, to ask for | nɔːpaʊ |
v | videri | to seem good | iːnʌpɑː |
v | aestuare | to seethe, to boil | nʊpiːɔɪɔː |
v | segregare | to segregate, to separate | nɔɪɝːpɑː |
v | occupare | to seize | neɪiːpaʊ |
v | raptare | to seize | ʒiːpʊɛaɪ |
v | comprehendere | to seize, to grasp, to understand | uːaʊaɪoʊɔɪ |
v | corripiere | to seize, to snatch up | eɪpɔː |
v | rapiere | to seize, to snatch, to tear away | uːzoʊzaɪʌ |
v | deligere | to select | ɝːpʌpaʊ |
v | vendere | to sell | nɑːpæ |
v | mittere | to send | nɑːiː |
v | dimittere | to send away, to dismiss | naʊɛʊɝːiː |
v | remittere | to send back, to relax | zaɪpɝːoʊ |
v | submittere | to send for help | oʊŋʊpʌaʊ |
v | praemittere | to send forward, to send ahead | nɔɪɔːɔɪ |
v | secernere | to separate | uːʒɔɪniː |
v | separare | to separate | oʊɔɪɛæ |
v | dividere | to separate, to divide | ʒiːaɪnɑː |
v | opponere | to set against, to oppose | eɪæpaʊŋiː |
v | incendere | to set fire to, to burn | oʊiːneɪ |
v | accendere | to set fire to, to excite | zaʊpɑːŋɔɪ |
v | inflammare | to set on fire, to inflame | ʌɛzeɪ |
v | adurere | to set on fire, to kindle | aʊpɛnɔɪoʊ |
v | proficisci | to set out, to start | ŋɑːpuːʊ |
v | constituere | to set up, to decide | uːɔːpaɪ |
v | componere | to settle, to arrange | ʊaɪeɪʌɔɪɝː |
v | possidere | to settle, to have possession of | naɪaɪŋaɪʌ |
v | conformare | to shape | ʌpɑːzaɪ |
v | communicare | to share, to impart | ŋoʊʊpeɪ |
v | acuere | to sharpen | ɔɪpaɪæ |
v | tondere | to shear, to clip | naʊɑːɑːʊ |
v | nitere | to shine, to glitter | æpaʊɔɪɑː |
v | clamare | to shout | æpɛɛaɪ |
v | conclamare | to shout | aʊeɪ |
v | monstrare | to show, to point out | ɔːnɔɪaʊaʊ |
v | abhorrere | to shrink from, to be adverse to | ʌŋiːʒuːɝː |
v | includere | to shut in, to enclose | ŋʊaɪɔːɑːɛ |
v | intercludere | to shut off, to hinder | ɝːpaɪpeɪ |
v | secludere | to shut off, to seclude | ʒɝːpɛ |
v | excludere | to shut out, to exclude | ɛɔːɑːæaʊæ |
v | silere | to silence, to quiet | ɔːpaɪ |
v | peccare | to sin, to do wrong | ʒeɪoʊnɛɝː |
v | canere | to sing | eɪpɛŋoʊʊ |
v | cantare | to sing | ʌpʊoʊɔɪ |
v | sedere | to sit | aʊpʌzɔː |
v | considere | to sit down | ʒɔːuːŋeɪɔː |
v | adsidere | to sit near | ɛŋaʊŋɔɪ |
v | dormire | to sleep | niːpiːuːɑː |
v | eludere | to slip past, to trick, to outwit | iːæʊɛ |
v | labori | to slip, to glide | naʊʊzɔː |
v | olere | to smell of, to stink | ɔːɑːeɪɔɪeɪ |
v | subridere | to smile | aɪpɔːnɝːʌ |
v | eripiere | to snatch away, to tear out | oʊæʊaʊɑː |
v | arripiere | to snatch, to seize | ɑːŋʌpʌ |
v | mollire | to soften | iːeɪaʊeɪeɪuː |
v | peregrinari | to sojourn, to travel around | ʒɛoʊ |
v | mitigare | to soothe, to calm | oʊʒʊæuː |
v | sedare | to soothe, to calm | ɛɔɪɔː |
v | serere | to sow | ʒɑːʒaʊaɪɔɪ |
v | parcere | to spare, to protect | ɝːpoʊpɛ |
v | loqui | to speak | æɝːɔː |
v | profari | to speak out | ɔːŋɔɪʒɔːɔː |
v | dicere | to speak, to say | ʊeɪɔːɑːuːuː |
v | impendere | to spend | nʌpʊʌ |
v | hiemare | to spend the winter | ʒaʊnaʊnoʊ |
v | corrumpere | to spoil, to corrupt, to waste | zeɪʒʌɑː |
v | diffundere | to spread out, to diffuse | zæzuːɝːɝː |
v | pandere | to spread out, to extend | æzɔːʊ |
v | sternere | to spread out, to smooth, to pave | ʌpɑːʒaʊʌ |
v | differre | to spread, to scatter, to differ | ɛpaɪʌ |
v | stare | to stand | ŋæɔːæ |
v | circumstare | to stand around, to encircle | ɝːæzɔɪ |
v | praestare | to stand before, to show, to excel | nʌpɔːɔɪeɪ |
v | assistere | to stand by, to stand near | ɔːʒɛŋæʊ |
v | exsistere | to stand forth, to exist, to be | ʊʊæ |
v | astare | to stand near | aʊʒoʊɔːɛ |
v | patere | to stand open, to extend | iːeɪpæʒɝː |
v | exstare | to stand out | neɪʊ |
v | resistere | to stand still, to resist | ɛpaʊɛ |
v | manere | to stay, to remain | ɝːpɝː |
v | furari | to steal | ʒɑːpaɪɔɪeɪ |
v | degredi | to step down, to march down | ʊpʊ |
v | calcare | to step on | ɛpɔɪzɛ |
v | adhaerere | to stick to, to adhere | nɛpaʊnʌ |
v | haerere | to stick, to cling | zaɪpæ |
v | intermittere | to stop, to interrupt | ɝːiːpaɪpʌ |
v | strangulare | to strangle, to choke | oʊʒuːʒʌɔː |
v | confirmare | to strengthen | æpuːnʌɔː |
v | firmare | to strengthen, to fortify | æpɑːɔː |
v | extendere | to stretch out, to extend | ɛniːʒoʊ |
v | tendere | to stretch out, to extend | ʒɝːɛnɑː |
v | verberare | to strike, to beat | iːʒuːŋiː |
v | spoliare | to strip, to despoil, to rob | ʒɔɪʊɔːaʊaɪ |
v | nudare | to strip, to uncover | aʊpɝːzuːoʊ |
v | intendere | to strive for, to aim, to intend | nɛaʊŋʌɛ |
v | contendere | to strive for, to struggle | eɪpɑːʒɝːaɪ |
v | niti | to strive, to make an effort | nʊɔɪpɝːɝː |
v | varari | to stroll about, to wander | zɔɪeɪpɔɪ |
v | confligere | to struggle, to contest | ŋeɪoʊŋɑː |
v | studere | to study, to be eager for | ɝːziː |
v | subiungere | to subject, to subjugate | ŋʌpænɝː |
v | subsidere | to subside, to calm down | ʒæoʊuːʊ |
v | pati | to suffer, to endure | zeɪoʊɑːʊɝː |
v | dolere | to suffer, to grieve | ɛɑːpɝː |
v | laborare | to suffer, to toil | eɪnʌpiː |
v | ciere | to summon | ɔːɛ |
v | advocare | to summon, to call | ɝːnʊ |
v | arcessere | to summon, to send for | ŋæɔːpɛɔː |
v | favere | to support, to favor | eɪʒæpeɪ |
nf | deditio | to surrender | ʌʒiːɔːɛ |
v | cingere | to surround | aʊʊpuːʒiː |
v | circumvenire | to surround | eɪʌɝːɝːɔɪɛ |
v | circumsistere | to surround, to stand around | zaɪpeɪɔː |
v | superesse | to survive, to outlive | ɔɪiːæʌɔːæ |
v | suspicari | to suspect | ŋɑːæiːiːæ |
v | sudare | to sweat | ɛpeɪŋɝːɝː |
v | natare | to swim | ʒuːɔɪʌ |
v | tranare | to swim over, to swim across | ɝːpɝːeɪ |
v | iurare | to take an oath | ɛŋaʊeɪɝː |
v | adimere | to take away, to remove | ʊzɑːuːaʊ |
v | recipiere | to take back, to receive | aɪaʊɝːoʊiːeɪ |
v | curare | to take care of | ʒɝːpuːɔːɑː |
v | sumere | to take hold of, assume | ŋuːoʊpɔɪʊ |
v | exuere | to take off, to strip | nɔɪnoʊaɪiː |
v | excipiere | to take out, to capture | ɔːeɪpɛ |
v | interesse | to take part in | ʊuːpɑːpɔː |
v | perfugiere | to take refuge, to desert | aʊʊɔː |
v | capiere | to take, to capture | æaʊiːʌɛɝː |
v | colloqui | to talk with, to confer | oʊŋæʒeɪæ |
v | degustare | to taste | ɔːnɔːpʊ |
v | gustare | to taste | ɝːpɔːpɝː |
v | sapiere | to taste, to have flavor | ɝːæoʊ |
v | censere | to tax, to think | nʌæpɑːaɪ |
v | docere | to teach, to show, to tell | ɔɪpɔɪɛ |
v | deripiere | to tear down, to snatch | ɔːzɔɪpuː |
v | dilacerare | to tear to pieces | ŋeɪpɔːoʊ |
v | dilaniare | to tear to pieces | ɑːzæpiːɔː |
v | diripiere | to tear to pieces, to plunder | nɔɪpɑːʒɝː |
v | scindere | to tear, to cut up, to carve | ææuːʊeɪʌ |
v | narrare | to tell | oʊpɛpɑː |
v | exterrere | to terrify | oʊzʊpɝː |
v | temptare | to test, to try | oʊŋɑːŋæuː |
v | arbitrari | to think | ɝːʊeɪʊɔɪuː |
v | putare | to think | ʊaʊoʊæɑːɛ |
v | opinari | to think, to suppose | ŋɛʊpɔːoʊ |
v | cominari | to threaten | uːpeɪ |
v | imminere | to threaten, to hang over | ʒuːiːɑːʌ |
v | vigere | to thrive, to be lively | ʌiːaɪʊ |
v | coniciere | to throw | uːʌʒɔɪ |
v | iactare | to throw | ɝːɛɑːiːɑː |
v | abiciere | to throw away | ŋaɪpuːpaʊ |
v | reiciere | to throw back, to repulse | aʊpɔː |
v | deiciere | to throw down, to throw | ʒɔɪeɪɛ |
v | proiciere | to throw forward | zɝːɝːnaɪ |
v | conturbare | to throw into confusion | ŋʌɔɪpæ |
v | iniciere | to throw on, to inspire | ʒuːpaɪ |
v | eiciere | to throw out, to drive out | ŋɔːpuːɑː |
v | adiciere | to throw to, to add | aʊŋɔɪ |
v | iaciere | to throw, to hurl, to cast | zɝːoʊŋɑː |
v | emittere | to throw, to send out | oʊʒaɪpʊɑː |
v | deturbare | to thrust down | nɛeɪʌɝːaɪ |
v | alligare | to tie up | ɑːeɪpʌzɝː |
v | colere | to till, to cultivate | uːɔːpæpaɪ |
v | fatigare | to tire out, to harass | ɝːpɝːʒɝː |
v | excruciare | to torture, to torment | ænaʊnaɪiː |
v | tangere | to touch | iːʒoʊʒoʊæ |
v | attingere | to touch, to reach | uːŋaɪnaɪ |
v | exercere | to train, to exercise | ʒiːæoʊɝːʊ |
v | transferre | to transfer | aɪeɪpʊ |
v | tremere | to tremble | ɑːziːpʌoʊ |
v | trepidare | to tremble, to panic | ɔːpeɪeɪɑː |
v | conari | to try | oʊaʊʊɝːiː |
v | experiri | to try, to test, to experience | uːʊuːɝː |
v | vertere | to turn | aɪzuːæ |
v | avertere | to turn away, to avert | aɪɑːaɪaʊeɪ |
v | divertere | to turn away, to divert | aʊɔːŋaɪ |
v | reverti | to turn back, to return | ʒɝːʊiːɑː |
v | advertere | to turn to, to direct | eɪɔːnʌ |
v | convertere | to turn, to turn about | ŋuːpɑːzʊ |
v | distorquere | to twist apart, to distort | zeɪpʊʊ |
v | extorquere | to twist away, to extort | aɪiːpʊpɛ |
v | subire | to undergo, to go under | zaʊɔɪpiːæ |
v | intellegere | to understand, to learn | iːpiːnɝː |
v | suscipiere | to undertake | æpaɪ |
v | abiungere | to unyoke, to separate, to part | naʊʒɔɪ |
v | sustinere | to uphold, to support | zʌeɪʒaɪ |
v | cohortari | to urge, to encourage | ɝːpɔːɝːɝː |
v | hortari | to urge, to incite | ʊpoʊeɪaɪ |
v | suadere | to urge, to persuade | ʌʊæoʊeɪ |
v | adhibere | to use, to apply | ɝːʊpeɪŋæ |
v | uti | to use, to practice | ʌɛɛɔɪ |
v | violare | to violate | zɔːŋɔɪɛɛ |
v | visitare | to visit | nɔɪzuːŋoʊ |
v | vovere | to vow, to promise solemnly | ʒɔːɛzeɪʌ |
v | bellare | to wage war | ʊʒæ |
v | expectare | to wait for | ŋɔːpɛpuː |
v | exspectare | to wait for | ʒæɔɪpɝːɑː |
v | ambulare | to walk | ʒaʊʊɛɔː |
v | intrare | to walk into, to enter | oʊpɛzaʊ |
v | monere | to warn, to advise | ŋɛææʌɛ |
v | lavare | to wash, to bathe | ʊŋæ |
v | tueri | to watch, to guard | aʊɔːʊʊ |
v | debilitare | to weaken | ŋeɪŋɛɔːeɪ |
v | contexere | to weave together, to construct | zɔːpɔːpʊ |
v | flere | to weep | ŋɛpuːɔːaɪ |
v | illacrimare | to weep over | ŋʊŋæ |
v | susurrare | to whisper | ʌpuːoʊoʊ |
v | conciliare | to win over | ɔːɛpæʒɔː |
v | exorare | to win over, to appease | ʌʒɔɪpʊeɪ |
v | optare | to wish for | aɪiːpoʊ |
v | adoptare | to wish for oneself, to adopt | ʒaʊpɑːʒɑː |
v | velle | to wish, to want to | ɔɪɔː |
v | secedere | to withdraw, to retire | ɔːpaɪzæoʊ |
v | admirari | to wonder at, to admire | ɔɪnaɪnaʊ |
v | mirari | to wonder, to marvel | ʌɝːpɔɪpʌ |
v | moliri | to work at, to build, to plan | nʊzɛ |
v | adorare | to worship | ŋɔːpʊnʌ |
v | venerari | to worship, to pray | aʊpɔɪpæ |
v | vulnerare | to wound | zɔɪpʌʊoʊ |
v | scribere | to write | ʌpææ |
v | perscribere | to write out, to place on record | nɝːpoʊaʊɔɪ |
v | oscitare | to yawn | ɛpɑː |
v | concedere | to yield, to grant, to concede | ŋæpɑː |
prep | ad | to, toward | nuːʊʊ |
adv | hodie | today | ɝːpɔɪpɔː |
nf | toga | toga | ɝːŋɛʒɔː |
nf | latrina | toilet | ɛŋuːpʊeɪ |
adv | cras | tomorrow | ʒɑːpɔɪʌʌ |
nm | forceps | tongs | ʌʌ |
nf | lingua | tongue | ŋɑːpɝːpaʊ |
adv | sero | too late | ʌzoʊpʊeɪ |
adv | parum | too little | ʒuːzaʊɛ |
adv | nimis | too much | nɔːpoʊ |
adj | nimius | too much | ɔːŋɔːpaɪʌ |
nn | instrumentum | tool | ŋʌɔɪaʊɔɪɛ |
nm | dens | tooth | ʌʒiːiː |
nf | fax | torch, firebrand | ʒɝːpɔɪ |
nf | testudo | tortoise | ʒɑːɛɔɪɔːoʊ |
nm | cruciatus | torture | ŋæpeɪzɔː |
prep | erga | toward | ŋʊʊ |
adj | adversus | toward, facing, against | ŋɔːzɔːnɛ |
nf | turris | tower | ɝːŋɔɪŋʊɛ |
nn | oppidum | town | ŋʊnaʊɝːæ |
nn | commericium | trade, commerce | ŋʊeɪŋɛʊ |
nf | tragoedia | tragedy | ɔɪpiːʒɔː |
nf | exercitatio | training, exercise, practice | ɔːnʊɝːiː |
adj | blandus | tranquil, quiet, flattering | zaʊoʊpɑː |
nn | ferculum | tray, course | ɔːaʊzʌ |
adj | perfidus | treacherous, untrustworthy | ɑːnɝːpuːɛ |
nf | perfidia | treachery | aɪʒaʊoʊɝː |
nf | gaza | treasure | ŋuːpɛŋɛ |
nm | thesaurus | treasure, hoard | ɝːpɛŋɔː |
nn | aerarium | treasury | ɔːuːniː |
nf | arbor | tree | nɝːniːɛ |
adj | arboreus | treelike | naʊɝːpiːaʊ |
nn | iudicium | trial | ŋʌpæiː |
nf | temptatio | trial, temptation | ʌnɔɪzɑː |
nf | gens | tribe, people, clan | zaʊŋæ |
nm | tribunus | tribune | ʒɑːaʊ |
adj | vectigalis | tributary, tax-paying | ʒuːʊnaʊ |
nm | tridens | trident | ʒɔːɝːaʊuːuː |
nf pl | nugae | trifles, nonsense | nuːpeɪpuː |
nm | commeatus | trip, supplies | ʌɔɪpɔːnaɪ |
nm | triumphus | triumph | ŋiːzɔːzuː |
adj | sollicitus | troubled, anxious, disturbed | aʊzʌ |
adj | molestus | troublesome, annoying | ʌzɛpɛ |
nf | indutiae | truce | zɔɪnaʊæ |
adv | vere | truly | uːpiːʊ |
nf | tuba | trumpet | eɪnʊaɪæ |
nf | bucina | trumpet, horn | ʌpuːpɔɪuː |
nm | truncus | trunk, stem | ŋeɪuː |
nf | fiducia | trust, confidence | ææpɝːpaʊ |
nf | veritas | truth | ŋoʊaɪpʊɔː |
nf | fistula | tube, pipe | oʊnɝːzɝː |
nm | tumor | tumor, swelling | uːzaɪpæ |
nf | tunica | tunic | iːæɔɪɔː |
adj | aversus | turned away, behind | æpoʊɔː |
nf | meta | turning-post | ɔːpæɝːʊ |
adj | duodecimus | twelfth | ʊaʊpiːnuː |
adj | duodecim | twelve | eɪ |
adj | viginti | twenty | ʒaʊeɪ |
adv | bis | twice | ɑːŋɛpɔɪæ |
nm | geminus | twin | aʊŋeɪʒaɪ |
adj | duo | two | noʊɝː |
adj | ducenti | two hundred | aʊnɔɪzɔɪiː |
adj | anceps | two-headed, double | æŋuːiːʊ |
adj | deformis | ugly | ŋeɪpɔɪuːaʊ |
adj | inermis | unarmed | eɪpoʊŋeɪaɪ |
adj | incredibilis | unbelievable | zæɑːɑːɔːɛ |
adj | perpetuus | unbroken, continuous | ɔːʒaʊŋɝːʌ |
adj | incertus | uncertain, doubtful | zʌpaɪʌɔɪ |
nm | avunculus | uncle | eɪænɔː |
adj | extraordinarius | uncommon, beyond the norm | ɛpɔɪ |
adj | invictus | unconquered, unconquerable | noʊeɪpaʊuː |
prep | sub | under, toward | ɑːnɔː |
nm | vespillo | undertaker | aɪaɪɛɝː |
nm | conatus | undertaking | ŋɝːiːpoʊeɪ |
nn | institutum | undertaking | ʊpɝːpɝː |
adv | immerito | undeservedly, unjustly | ʌnæaʊɔː |
adj | indoctus | uneducated, ignorant | ʒoʊoʊnʊ |
adj | iniquus | uneven, unjust | iːpaɪaɪ |
adj | infidelis | unfaithful | ʒæŋɔːɔɪ |
adj | improvisus | unforeseen | oʊzeɪŋɔːeɪ |
adj | infortunatus | unfortunate | eɪzɝːpaɪ |
adj | inimicus | unfriendly | uːoʊnɔɪ |
adj | ingratus | ungrateful | zuːpænaɪ |
adj | iniustus | unjust | næiː |
adj | insciens | unknowing, unaware | ɑːŋɑːnæiː |
adj | ignotus | unknown, strange, familiar | ɛpɔɪpɔː |
adj | dissimulis | unlike | nuːʒeɪʒoʊ |
adj | infinitus | unlimited, infinite | ɑːpeɪpæ |
adj | infelix | unlucky | ʒoʊpoʊaʊʌ |
adj | impunitus | unpunished, unrestrained | oʊneɪnɔɪɔɪ |
adj | infestus | unsafe, hostile | nɑːɔɪʒaɪuː |
adj | incultus | unsophisticated, not cultured | ɝːneɪpɛ |
adj | infandus | unspeakable, wicked | ɔːæpɑːpiː |
adj | nefarius | unspeakable, wicked | ʌpæpoʊ |
conj | donec | until | zaɪpuːeɪ |
adv | quoad | until, as long as | zʊpeɪeɪæ |
adj | integer | untouched, whole | ɛaʊɔɪæuː |
adj | invitus | unwilling, reluctant | oʊpɔɪʒʊ |
adj | indignus | unworthy | ŋɝːnɝːɝːoʊ |
nm | aether | upper air, heaven | iːeɪ |
adj | superior | upper, previous (time) | ʒɔːɔɪʊʊ |
adj | erectus | upright, erect, high | aɪpɔɪpɝːʌ |
nf | probitas | uprightness, honesty | ɔɪɝːpiːŋeɪ |
adj | utilis | useful, advantageous | nʊɝːɔɪ |
adj | inutilis | useless | æɑːæ |
nf | usus | using, use | aʊŋɛuːɛ |
adj | solitus | usual | neɪnɝːʊ |
adj | usitatus | usual, customary | ʌɔɪɝːaʊ |
adj | frequens | usual, repeated, crowded | naʊaʊʌ |
nf | valles | valley | uːnaɪaɪuː |
adj | varius | various | ɝːɑːpʌŋɝː |
nn | vas | vase, urn | nɑːpoʊuːɛ |
nm | ambactus | vassal, dependent | zuːoʊpɔːaɪ |
nn | holus | vegetable | ʌpɔːpaɪuː |
nn | vehiculum | vehicle | ʒaʊaɪŋeɪ |
nm | venditor | vendor, seller | ʒɔːzɛ |
nf | confirmatio | verifying of facts, proof | ɝːpʊaʊæ |
nm | versus | verse, line of poetry | ʒeɪŋaʊɔɪæ |
adj | maximus | very big, very great | ŋɑːʒoʊ |
adv | maxime | very greatly, especially | zɔːeɪŋæʌ |
adv | minime | very little | ʒɛuːɔɪaʊ |
adv | valde | very much, very | ʒɝːoʊŋɔɪ |
adv | optime | very well | ɑːzɔːŋæɑː |
nf | hostia | victim, sacrifice | aʊpoʊʒaʊ |
adj | victrix | victorious | ʊʊpɑːpuː |
nf | victoria | victory | ʌŋoʊpiːɔɪ |
nm | vigor | vigor, liveliness | zʌpɝːaʊ |
nf | indignitas | vileness, laziness | aʊɔːpuːpaɪ |
nm | vicus | village, block | ʒuːnæʌ |
nn | acetum | vinegar | ʒæpɑːnɔː |
nf | vinea | vineyard | zuːpɔːæɛ |
adj | vehemens | violent, powerful, strong | ʌŋɛʒæɝː |
adv | vehementer | violently, loudly | neɪpɔɪ |
adj | ianthinus | violet (colored) | eɪzɑːɔːoʊ |
nm | visus | vision | zʊpɔːeɪ |
nf | vox | voice | eɪæeɪ |
adv | sponte | voluntarily | ʒɑːnoʊʌ |
adj | voluntarius | voluntary | ŋaʊzaɪ |
nn | votum | vow, prayer | iːpɑːpæʊ |
nf | navigatio | voyage, navigation | zaʊʌuːɝː |
nm | vultur | vulture | ɛpæpoʊ |
nn | plaustrum | wagon, cart | uːʒeɪpɑːɝː |
nf | vigilia | wakefulness, watch | ʒaʊpoʊnɔɪ |
nm | murus | wall | ŋɛpaɪæ |
nm | paries | wall | ʒuːpeɪpiː |
nn | bellum | war | uːpeɪpɑː |
adj | bellicosus | warlike | zɔɪpeɪeɪɝː |
nf pl | thermae | warm springs | zʊɑːʌ |
adj | calidus | warm, hot | uːɝːɔːaʊeɪ |
nf | verruca | wart | ʒɝːʒiːɛʌ |
nf | vigilantia | watchfulness | zoʊpoʊpaʊ |
nf | aqua | water | ɔːɑːpɝːpaɪ |
nm | fluctus | wave | eɪpɑːneɪ |
nf | unda | wave, water | ʊʒuːaɪ |
nf | cera | wax | ʌzɛuː |
nf | tabella | wax tablet | aɪzoʊaɪæ |
nm | circuitus | way around, circuit | aʊniː |
nf | via | way, road | oʊpaʊpaɪaʊ |
pron | nos | we, us | ŋaɪæʒɑː |
adj | invalidus | weak | ʒæɝːeɪæ |
adj | infirmus | weak, feeble | nʊoʊzoʊ |
nf | opes | wealth, resources | ŋeɪŋʌnuː |
nf | lassitudo | weariness | aɪpeɪpɔɪ |
nf | mustela | weasel | ɔɪzɔɪɛ |
nf | tempestas | weather, storm | ɛpoʊzoʊɑː |
nm | fletus | weeping | ʌpiːŋeɪ |
nn | pondus | weight, authority | ɝːæʊ |
nf | gravitas | weight, dignity | ʒɛŋænaɪ |
adv | bene | well | iːpeɪpeɪ |
nm | puteus | well | ɔɪpɑːpɑːʊ |
adj | notus | well-known, familiar | oʊʒaʊuː |
adj | nobilis | well-known, noble | ŋʊneɪ |
adj | umidus | wet, damp | zaɪʊ |
nf | balaena | whale | aʊpɛæ |
nn | triticum | wheat | ʊuːæ |
nf | rota | wheel | ʒʌpɑːæ |
adj | rotundus | wheel-shaped, round | nuːneɪɛaɪ |
adv | quando | when | eɪaʊpɔːŋaʊ |
conj / prep | cum | when, since, although, with | æpɔːpoʊɑː |
adv | ubi | when, where, as soon as | ɛpɝːŋaɪaɪ |
adv | qua | where, whereby | ɑːnaɪ |
cong | dum | while, until, as long as | aɪpuːeɪ |
nm | vertex | whirlpool, whirlwind | nɛɔɪpɔɪ |
adj | albus | white | iːɝːpoʊpuː |
adj | canus | whitish-gray, old, venerable | uːŋoʊiːɔː |
pron | quis | who, what, anyone, anything | nɝːnʌæeɪ |
pron | qui | who, which, that | ŋaʊɑːpɔɪuː |
pron | quisquis | whoever, whatever | oʊpʌpaɪɑː |
adj | totus | whole | ɛpæpɔː |
adv | omnino | wholly, only, at all | ŋeɪoʊŋʊ |
adv | cur | why | ʒaɪɑːpiːaʊ |
adj | improbus | wicked | ɔɪaʊʒɝː |
adj | scelestus | wicked, accursed | ɛɑːpuː |
nf | palla | wide outer garment | naʊpoʊpæ |
adj | latus | wide, broad | æŋuːʒɔɪ |
nf | latitudo | width | ɝːpiːzɑː |
nf | uxor | wife | ʌpɑːzʊ |
nf | fera | wild animal | ɔɪ |
nm | aper | wild boar | ɔɪɔɪŋɔɪ |
adj | ferus | wild, savage | ɛeɪɛæiː |
nf | salix | willow | ʒɔːzʊeɪɛ |
nm | ventus | wind | ʒɛʊpeɪ |
nf | fenestra | window | zeɪaɪpɔːɝː |
nn | vinum | wine | zeɪpiːuːeɪ |
nf | amphora | wine jar | zʌpɝːɔɪiː |
nf | ala | wing | zʊnɝːʒɛ |
nf | hiems | winter | ɝːŋæpuːuː |
nn | hiberna | winter quarters | aʊænɔː |
nf | bruma | winter solstice, winter | eɪŋeɪ |
nf | sapientia | wisdom | ɛpeɪ |
adj | sapiens | wise | ʊpɑːŋɝːɑː |
adj | prudens | wise, prudent, sensible | ŋɔɪpoʊneɪ |
adv | prudenter | wisely, discreetly | ɑːʌpaʊ |
adv | sapienter | wisely, sensibly | ʊpaɪʒɔːaɪ |
adv / prep | intra | within, inside | zɑːuːʒɝː |
prep | sine | without | ŋʌpɔɪɛʊ |
nm/f | testis | witness | nɛpuːɔɪaɪ |
adj | facetus | witty | eɪiːpeɪŋɔː |
nm | lupus | wolf | iːiːɔɪɔːæ |
nf | femina | woman | ɛɛaʊɛaɪ |
nf | mulier | woman, wife | ʒæɔːʒɑːeɪ |
nm | uterus | womb | ɔːpoʊpuː |
adj | admirabilis | wonderful | ziːɔːŋæ |
adj | ligneus | wooden, made of wood | iːʌʒuː |
nm | picus | woodpecker | ɝːŋɛzʌ |
nf | lana | wool | ɑːʒɔɪzɔːaɪ |
nn | verbum | word | nɔɪpeɪpæ |
nn | opus | work | oʊɑːaʊɔː |
nf | opera | work, pains | oʊoʊpaɪ |
nm | faber | worker, craftsman | iːpɝːpaɪ |
nf | officina | workshop | ɔːpuːŋɔː |
nm | mundus | world, universe | oʊʒʊpaʊiː |
adj | defessus | worn out, tired | ɔɪpɑːɝː |
adj | pessimus | worst | ɔɪpɑː |
nf | dignitas | worth, character | ʌæŋaɪ |
nf | nequitia | worthlessness | næpoʊ |
adj | dignus | worthy | ʊeɪnaɪ |
adj | meritus | worthy | ɔɪpuːnoʊ |
nn | vulnus | wound | ʒɝːŋʊʒʌ |
adj | rugosus | wrinkled | uːæŋɑː |
nm | scriptor | writer, author | aɪpɛpɝː |
nn | nefas | wrong, sin | ʒiːpæpeɪ |
nn | delictum | wrong, transgression | ɔːpiːzoʊ |
nm | annus | year | ʒɔːeɪɛaʊoʊ |
adj | annuus | yearly, annual | ʒɑːiːaɪ |
adj | croceus | yellow | ʒoʊuːɔːuː |
adj | flavus | yellow, gold-colored | ɑːpʊzoʊʌ |
nm | assentator | yes-man | iːɔːpɝː |
adv | heri | yesterday | aʊʒiːŋaɪ |
nf | taxus | yew | ziːpʌʊʊ |
nn | iugum | yoke | ŋaɪzaɪaɪʌ |
pron | tu | you (informal singular) | aɪpɑːzæ |
prep | vos | you (plural, formal singular) | ɛɝːʒʊ |
nm/f | infans | young child, baby | ɔːoʊpæzuː |
nf | filiola | young daughter | ɔːpoʊpʌ |
nm | iuvenis | young man | iːpɝːʌ |
adj | tuus | your (informal singular) | ʌŋɝːpuːoʊ |
adj | vester | your (plural, formal singular) | uːʒaʊɔː |
nf | adulescentia | youth | ŋæzuː |
nf | iuventus | youth | ŋʊeɪʌɝː |
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