Latin via Ovid Chapters 5 through 7
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| Arānea, ae, f. | Spider |
| Luppiter | Jupiter, Jove |
| Rapina, -ае, f. | Carrying off, robbery |
| Muto, -are, -āvi, -atum | Change |
| Neco, -are, ävi, ätum | To kill |
| Pendeo, ere, pependi, pensum | To hang |
| Ā (ab, before a vowel) + abl, | From, away from; by |
| Aeterno | Eternally, forever |
| Deinde | Then |
| Denique | And then, finally |
| Itaque | And so, and thus, therefore |
| Maximē | Very, exceedingly: yes indeed, especially |
| Minimē | Least; not in the least, not at all |
| Neque | And not |
| Optimē | Very good, excellent |
| Primo (primum) | First, at first, first in a series |
| Ära, -ae, f | Altar |
| Causa, -ae, f. | Cause, reason |
| Diāna, -ae, f. | Diana (goddess of moon, hunt) |
| Donum, i, n. | Gift |
| Fama, -ae, f. | Reputation, report, fame |
| Familia, -ae, f. | Family |
| Flamma, -ae, f. | Flame |
| Fortūna, -ae, f. | Fortune |
| Graecia, -ae, f. | Greece |
| Lätöna, -ae, f. | Latona (mother of Apollo and Diana) |
| Oppidum, -i, n. | Town |
| Phoebus, -i, m. | Phoebus Apollo |
| Potentia, -ae, f. | Power |
| Rēgia, -ae, f. | Palace |
| Superbia, -ae, f. | Pride |
| Templum, -i, n. | Temple |
| Via, -ae, f | Street, road |
| Circumspecto, -ire, -āvi, -atum | Look about, cast a glance |
| Moneo, ere, -ui, -itum | Warn, advise |
| Oro, -are, - vi, -atum | Beg for, ask for, pray to, implore |
| Praesto, -ăre, -stiti, stitum + dat. | Stand before, surpass |
| Beatus, -a, -um | Happy, blessed |
| Clārus, -a, -um | Famous, illustrious, bright, shining, clear |
| Dignus, -a, -um + abl. or gen. | Worthy, worth |
| Multus, -a, -um | Much, many (pl.) |
| Sånctus, -a, -um | Sacred |
| Suus, -a, -um | His own, her own, its own, their own |
| Ūnus, -a, -um | One, only |
| Cür | Why |
| Ecce | Behold |
| Ibi | There |
| Solum | Only |
| Aëra, m | Air |
| Campus, -i, m. | Field |
| Equus, i, m. | Horse |
| Fūnera, n. pl. | Funerals |
| Lacrima, -a f. | Tear |
| Måter, f. | Mother |
| Mora, -ae, f. | Delay |
| Poena, -ae, f. | Punishment |
| Querella, -ae, f. | Complaint |
| Ruina, -ae, f. | Ruin, disaster |
| Sagitta, -ae, f. | Arrow |
| Schola, -ae, f. | School, class |
| Statua, -ae, | Statue |
| Verbum, -i, n. | Word |
| Congelo, -āre, -āvi, -ātum | Freeze, stiffen, congeal |
| Convoco, -āre, -āvi, -ātum | Call together, summon |
| Exerceo, -ēre, -i, -itum | Train, exercise |
| Iuvõ, -āre, iūvi, iūtum | Help, aid |
| Lacrimo, -āre, -āvi, -atum | Cry, weep |
| Relinquo, -ere, reliqui, relictum | Leave, leave behind |
| Rogo, -āre, -āvi, -ātum | Ask, beg for |
| Plānus, -a, -um | Equal, level, even, flat |
| Profānus, -a, -um | Wicked, evil |
| Ūltimus, -a, -um | Last |
| Ad + acc. | To, toward, near |
| Celeriter | Quickly |
| Hodie | Today |
| Magis | More |
| Per + acc. | Through |
| Plus | More |
| Prope + acc. | Near, close to |
| Quot, indecl. | How many, how much |
| Quam | Than |
| Satis | Enough |
| Tum | Then |
| Ubi | When, while, where |