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| Rectus, recta, rectum (adjective) | Straight, right |
| Artus, artus, m. (noun) | (lit.: fitting), joint, limb |
| Nefas, n. (indecl.) (noun) | Sin, crime |
| Perfundo, perfundere, perfusi, perfusum (verb) | To flow over, dye |
| Ut si (conjunction) | As if |
| Vox, vocis, f. (noun) | Voice, utterance |
| Socer, soceri, m. (noun) | Father-in-law |
| Mereo, merere, merui, meritum (verb) | To earn, deserve |
| Prospicio, -spicere, prospexi, prospectum (verb) | To look out, look out for, watch |
| Iners, inertis (adjective) | Unskilled, idle |
| Recludo. recludere, reclusi, reclusum (verb) | To disclose, reveal |
| Agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agni/otus (verb) | To perceive, declare |
| Comitor, comitari, comitatus sum (verb) | To go along, attend |
| Cruor, cruoris, m. (noun) | Blood, gore |
| Fero, ferre, tuli, latum (verb) | To bear, carry |
| Tectum, tecti, n. (noun) | Roof, abode |
| Pomum, pomi, n. and pomus, pomi, m. (noun) | Fruit tree, (edible) fruit |
| Tenebrae, tenebrarum, f. (noun) | Darkness |
| Trepidus, trepida, trepidum (adjective) | Restless, agitated |
| Naris, naris, f. (noun) | Nostril |
| Tumulus, tumuli, m. (noun) | A heap of earth, mound, hill, hillock |
| Simul (adverb) | At the same time, together |
| Forma, formae, f. (noun) | Appearance, shape, beauty |
| Virus, viri, n. (noun) | Slime, poison |
| Hinc (adverb) | Hence |
| Alumnus, alumni m. (noun) | Nursling, pupil |
| Praeut (conjunction) | Like as, according as |
| Ibi (adverb) | There |
| Vagus, vaga, vagum (adjective) | Wandering, shifting, inconstant |
| Dives, divitis or (contracted) dis, ditis (adjective) | (lit.: blessed by the gods), rich, sumptuous |
| Idcirco (adverb) | Therefore |
| Idem, eadem, idem (adjective) | The same |
| Omnis, omnis, omne (adjective) | All, every |
| Ceterum (adverb) | But for all that, besides |
| Nitidus, nitida, nitidum (adjective) | Shining, sleek, fat |
| Colligo, colligere, collegi, collectum (verb) | To gather together |
| Desiderium, desiderii, n. (noun) | (lit.: an influence from the stars), desire |
| Velum, veli, n. (noun) | Sail, awning, piece of cloth |
| Impar, impairs (adjective) | Unequal |
| Festus, festa, festum (adjective) | Festive, merry |
| Fluctus, fluctus, m. (noun) | Flood, wave |
| Artus, arta, artum (adjective) | (lit.: fitted), tight, narrow |
| Multitudo, multitudinis, f. (noun) | Multitude, crowd |
| Luceo, lucere, luxi, --- (verb) | To shine, be bright |
| Lustro, lustrare, lustravi, lustratum (verb) | To purify, walk around |
| Tumeo, tumere, tumui, --- (verb) | To swell, be swollen |
| Necesse (adjective) | Needful, indispensable |
| Fauces, faucium, f. (noun) | Throat, gullet |
| In (preposition) | Toward, against, in, at |
| Victor, victoris, m. (noun) | Conqueror |
| Cras (adverb) | Tomorrow |
| Solum, soli, m. (noun) | Bottom, floor, soil |
| Labo, labare, labavi, labatum (verb) | To totter, waver |
| Tum (adverb) | Then, at that time |
| Falsus, falsa, falsum, (falso adv). (adjective) | Deceptive, false |
| Vix (adverb) | Hardly, barely |
| Ulciscor, ulcisci, ultus sum (verb) | To take revenge, punish |
| Aequo, aequare, aequavi, aequatum (verb) | To make equal, make level, compare |
| Luctor, luctari, luctatus sum (verb) | To wrestle |
| Solvo, solvere, solvi, solutum (< se- + luo) (verb) | To loosen, pay |
| Fremo, fremere, fremui, fremitum (verb) | To roar, growl |
| Olim (adverb) | Once upon a time, formerly |
| Tandem (adverb) | At length, at long last, finally |
| Vinculum, vinculi, n. (noun) | Bond, chain, fetter |
| Alter, altera, alterum (adjective) | One of two |
| Di(v)us, di(v)a, di(v)um (adjective) | Heavenly, godlike, divine |
| Post (preposition) | After |
| Non ante…quam (conjunction) | No until |
| Regius, regia, regium (adjective) | Royal, regal |
| Quamvis (conjunction) | However much |
| Ter (adverb) | Three times, thrice |
| Cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum (verb) | To grow (intrans.) |
| Disciplina, disciplinae, f. (noun) | Instruction, method, orderly conduct |
| Turbo, turbare, turbavi, turbatum (verb) | To disturb, trouble |
| Aro, arare, aravi, aratum (verb) | To plough, till |
| Prosperus, prospera, prosperum (adjective) | According to one's hopes, successful |
| Galea, galeae, f. (noun) | Helmet |
| Per (preposition) | Through, across |
| Culmen/columen, culminis/columinis n. (noun) | The top, summit |
| Reor, reri, ratus sum (verb) | To reckon |
| Mirus, mira, mirum (cf. miror) (adjective) | Astounding, wondrous |
| Otium, otii, n. (noun) | Leisure |
| Percipio, percipere, percepi, perceptum (verb) | To acquire, perceive |
| Disto, distare, ---, --- (verb) | To be distant, to be different |
| Amarus, amara, amarum (adjective) | Bitter, sour |