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| 🇻🇦 | 🇬🇧 |
| Creo, -āre, -aví, -atus, | To appoint |
| Prudenter | Wisely |
| Nimis | Too much |
| Modus, -í, | Way, method |
| Cura, -ae | Care |
| Invoco, -are, -avi, atus, | To call upon, to invoke |
| Pessimus, -a, -um | Worst |
| Posco, poscere, poposcí, | To demand, ask for |
| Sino, sinere, sīvī, situs | To allow |
| Haurio, haurīre, hausī, haustus | To drain |
| Convivium, -i | Feast, banquet |
| Placeo, -ēre, -uí | To please |
| Optime | Very well, excellently |
| Suāvis, -is, -e | Sweet |
| Foedus, -a, -um | Filthy, disgusting |
| Ēbrius, -a, -um | Drunk |
| Cyanthus, -i | Small ladle |
| Paulātim | Gradually |
| Fio, fieri, factus sum | To become, be made, be done, happen |
| Candidus, -a, -um | White, fair-skinned, beautiful |
| Sal, salis | Salt, wit |
| Sacculus, -i, m | Small bag |
| Arānea, -ae | Cobweb |
| Contrā | In return |
| Merus, -a, -um | Pure |
| Dono, -āre, -avi, -ātus | To give |
| Ligó, àre, -āví, -ātus | To bind up |
| Crēdo, crēdere, crēdidī, crēditus | To trust, to believe |
| Sēcūrus, -a, -um, | Carefree, unconcerned |
| Fustis, fustis, gen. pl., fustium | Club, cudgel |
| Timor, timoris | Fear |
| Affectus, -a, -um, | Affected, overcome |
| Celerius | More quickly |
| Facile | Easily |
| Tergum, -i, n | Back, rear |
| Pronus, -a, -um | Face down |
| Summus, -a, -um, | Greatest, very great |
| Gravis, -is, -e, | Heavy, serious |
| Percutio, percutere, percussī, percussus, | To strike, to strike, to be struck |
| Corripiö, corripere, corripui, correptus, | To seize, to grab |
| Adimō, adimere, adēmī, adēmptus + dat., | To take away (from) |
| Ignāvus, -a, -um | Lazy |
| Fortis, -is, -e, | Brave |
| Lentus, -a, -um, | Slow |
| Neglegēns, neglegentis, | Careless |
| Miser, misera, miserum, | Unhappy |
| Ferox, ferocis, | Fierce |
| Gravis, -is, -e, | Serious |
| Laetus, -a, -um, | Happy |
| Vehemēns, vehementis, | Violent |
| Īrātus, -a, -um | Angry |
| Pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum | Beautiful, handsome |
| Adulēscēns, adulēscentis, m. | Young man |
| Libenter, adv., | Freely |
| Rursus | Again |
| Sānē, | Certainly, of course |
| Persuādeo, persuādēre, persuāsi, persuāsus, | To make something (acc.) agreeable to someone (dat.); to persuade someone of something |
| Cotidiē, adv., | Daily, adv. |
| Lūdus, -i, m | School, game |
| Castigo, -āre, -āvi, -ātus, | To rebuke, to repimand |
| Paedagógus, -i, m | Tutor |
| Ēruditus, -a, -um, | Learned, scholarly |
| Ūtilis, -is, -e, | Useful |
| Pīstrīnum, -i, n. | Bakery |
| Praefero, praeferre, praetulī, praelātus, irreg. | To carry X (acc.) in front of Y (dat.) |
| Etiamsī | Even if |
| Scriblīta, -ae, f | Tart or pastry |
| Paulum, -i, n. | A small amount, a little |
| AUDEO, AUDĒRE, AUSUS SUM | To dare |
| CONFIDO, CONFIDERE, CONFISUS SUM | To be confident |
| FIDO, FIDERE, FISUS SUM | TO TRUST |
| GAUDEO, GAUDĒRE, GAVISUS SUM | TO REJOICE |
| PLACEO, PLACĒRE, PLACUI, PLACITUS | TO PLEASE |
| PUDEO, PUDERE, PUDUI, PUDITUS | TO BE ASHAMED |
| SOLEO, SOLĒRE, SOLUI, SOLITUS | TO BE ACCUSTOMED |
| Arbitror, -ärï, -ätus sum, | To think |
| Cönor, -ärï, -ätus sum | To try, attempt |
| Hortor, -ärï, -ätus sum | To encourage, urge |
| Moror, -ärï, -ätus sum | To delay |
| Mïror, -ärï, -ätus sum | To wonder at, be surprised |
| Polliceor, -ërï, pollicitus sum | To promise |
| Videor, -ërï, vïsus sum | To seem |
| Vereor, -ërï, veritus sum | To fear |
| Mereor, -ërï, meritus sum | To deserve, earn |
| Loquor, loquï, locütus sum | To speak, talk |
| Patior, patï, passus sum | To suffer; permit, allow |
| Proficïscor, proficïscï, profectus sum | To set out, depart |
| Aggredior, -ï, aggressus sum | To approach, attack |
| Congredior, -ï, congressus sum | To meet, come together |
| Ëgredior, -ï, ëgressus sum | To go out, disembark |
| Prögredior, -ï, prögressus sum | To advance, go forward |
| Ütor, -ï, usus sum | To use, make use of (+ abl.) |