Scribblers, Sculptors and Scribes

by Richard A LaFleur

  coep, coepisse, coeptum, began (17)

  cgit, cgitre, cgitv, cgittum, to think, ponder, consider, plan (1)

  cognsc, cognscere, cognv, cognitum, to become acquainted with, learn, recognize; know (in perfect tenses) (30)

  cg, cgere, cog, coctum, to drive or bring together, force, compel (36)

  committ, committere, comms, commissum, to entrust, commit (15)

  commnis, commne, common, general, of/for the community (20)

  comprehend, comprehendere, comprehend, comprehnsum, to grasp, seize, arrest; comprehend, understand (30)

  cond, condere, condid, conditum, to put together or into, store; found, establish (29)

  cnfer, cnferre, contul, colltum, to bring together, compare; confer, bestow (31)

  cnserv, cnservre, cnservv, cnservtum, to preserve, conserve, maintain (1)

  cnsilium, cnsili (n), plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgment, wisdom (4)

  cnsul, cnsulis (m), consul (11)

  cnsm, cnsmere, cnsmps, cnsmptum, to consume, use up (30)

  contemn, contemnere, contemps, contemptum, to despise, scorn (36)

  contend, contendere, contend, contentum, to strive, struggle, contend; hasten (29)

  contine, continre, continu, contentum, to hold together, contain, keep, enclose, restrain (21)

  contr (+acc.), against (19)

  cpia, cpiae ( f ), abundance, supply (8)

  corpus, corporis (n), body (7)

  ctdi, daily, every day (36)

  crs, tomorrow (5)

  crd, crdere, crdid, crditum, to believe, trust (25)

  cre, crere, crev, cretum, to create (12)

  crsc, crscere, crv, crtum, to increase (34)

  culpa, culpae ( f ), fault, blame (5)

  culp, culpre, culpv, culptum, to blame, censure (5)

  cum, (+subjunct.) when, since, although; (+indic.) when (31)

  cum (+abl.), with (10)

  cupidits, cupidittis ( f ), desire, longing, passion; cupidity, avarice (10)

  cupi, cupere, cupv, cuptum, to desire, wish, long for (17)

  cr, why (18)

  cra, crae ( f ), care, attention, caution, anxiety (4)

  cr, crre, crv, crtum, to care for, attend to; heal, cure; take care (36)

  curr, currere, cucurr, cursum, to run, rush, move quickly (14)

  custdia, custdiae ( f ), protection, custody; guards (pl.) (32)

  d (+abl.), down from, from; concerning, about (3)

  dea, deae ( f ), goddess (6)

  dbe, dbre, dbu, dbitum, to owe; ought, must (1)

  decem, ten (15)

  ddic, ddicre, ddicv, ddictum, to dedicate (28)

  dfend, dfendere, dfend, dfnsum, to ward off; defend, protect (20)

  deinde, thereupon, next, then (18)

  dlect, dlectre, dlectv, dlecttum, to delight, charm, please (19)

  dnique, at last, finally, lastly (29)

  dsder, dsderre, dsderv, dsdertum, to desire, long for, miss (17)

  deus, de (m), god (6)

  dexter, dextra, dextrum, right, right-hand (20)

  dc, dcere, dx, dictum, to say, tell, speak; name, call (10)

  dis, di (m), day (22)

  difficilis, difficile, hard, difficult, troublesome (16)

  (superl. difficillimus) (27)

  digitus, digit (m), finger, toe (31)

  dignits, dignittis ( f ), merit, prestige, dignity (38)

  dignus, digna, dignum (+abl.), worthy, worthy of

  (29)

  dligns, gen. dligentis, diligent, careful (27)

  dlig, dligere, dlx, dlctum, to esteem, love (13)

  discd, discdere, discess, discessum, to go away, depart (20)

  discipulus, discipul (m), learner, pupil, student (male) (6)

  disc, discere, didic, to learn (8)

  dissimilis, dissimile, unlike, different (superl. dissimillimus) (27)

  di adv., long, for a long time (12) (compar. ditius, longer; superl. ditissim, very long) (32)

  ditius. See di. dves, gen. dvitis or dtis, rich (32)

  dvitiae, dvitirum ( f. pl.), riches, wealth (13)

  d, dare, ded, datum, to give, off er (1)

  doce, docre, docu, doctum, to teach (8)

  doctus, docta, doctum, taught, learned, skilled (13)

  dole, dolre, dolu, dolitrum, to grieve, suff er; hurt, give pain (31)

  dolor, dolris (m), pain, grief (38)

  dom ( f ), at home (37)

  domina, dominae ( f ), mistress, lady (40)

  dominus, domin (m), master (of a household), lord (40)

  dom ( f ), from home (37)

  domum ( f ), (to) home (37)

  domus, doms or dom ( f ), house, home (37)

  dnum, dn (n), gift, present (4)

  dormi, dormre, dormv, dormtum, to sleep (31)

  dubit, dubitre, dubitv, dubittum, to doubt, hesitate (30)

  dc, dcere, dx, ductum, to lead; consider, regard; prolong (8)

  dulcis, dulce, sweet; pleasant, agreeable (16)

  dum, while, as long as, at the same time that; or until (+subjunct.) (8)

  dummodo (+subjunct.), provided that, so long as

  (32)

  duo, duae, duo, two (15)

  drus, dra, drum, hard, harsh, rough, stern, unfeeling, hardy, difficult (29)

  dux, ducis (m), leader, guide; commander, general (23)

  ego, me, I (11)

  elephantus, elephant (m and f ), elephant (31)

  enim, for, in fact, truly (9)

  e, re, i, itum, to go (37)

  equus, equ (m), horse (23)

  ripi, ripere, ripu, reptum, to snatch away, take away; rescue (22)

  err, errre, errv, errtum, to wander; err, go astray, make a mistake, be mistaken (1)

  est, is (2)

  et, and; even (2)

  et…et, both…and (2)

  etiam, even, also (11)

  ex, (+abl.), out of, from, from within; by reason of, on account of; of (after cardinal numerals) (8)

  excipi, excipere, excp, exceptum, to take out, except; take, receive, capture (24)

  exe, exre, exi, exitum, to go (37)

  exercitus, exercits (m), army (32)

  exig, exigere, exg, exctum, to drive out, force out, exact; drive through, complete, perfect (36)

  expell, expellere, expul, expulsum, to drive out, expel, banish (24)

  experior, experr, expertus sum, to try, test; experience (39)

  explic, explicre, explicv, explictum, to unfold; explain; spread out, deploy (40)

  exsilium, exsili (n), exile, banishment (31)

  exspect, exspectre, exspectv, exspecttum, to look for, expect, await (15)

  fbula, fbulae ( f ), story, tale; play (24)

  facile adv. of facilis, easily (compar. facilius; superl. facillim) (32)

  facilis, facile, easy; agreeable, affable (16) (superl. facillimus) (27)

  facilius. See facile. faci, facere, fc, factum, to make, do, accomplish (10)

  factum, fact (n), deed, act, achievement (13)

  fma, fmae ( f ), rumor, report; fame, reputation (2)

  familia, familiae ( f ), household, family (19)

  fateor, fatr, fassus sum, to confess, admit (34)

  ftum, ft (n), fate; death (29)

  flciter adv. of flx, happily (32)

  flx, gen. flcis, lucky, fortunate, happy (22)

  fmina, fminae ( f ), woman (3)

  fer, ferre, tul, ltum, to bear, carry, bring; suff er, endure, tolerate; say, report (31)

  ferrum, ferr (n), iron; sword (22)

  fidlis, fidle, faithful, loyal (25)

  fids, fde ( f ), faith, trust, trustworthiness, fidelity; promise, guarantee, protection (22)

  flia, fliae ( f ), daughter (3)

  flius, fli (m), son (3)

  fnis, fnis (m), end, limit, boundary; purpose (21)

  fi, fier, factus sum, to occur, happen; become; be made, be done (36)

  frmus, frma, frmum, firm, strong; reliable (38)

  flmen, flminis (n), river (1
8)

  flu, fluere, flx, flxum, to flow (18)

  for, fr, ftus sum, to speak (prophetically), talk, foretell (40)

  fors, out of doors, outside (37)

  fortis, forte, strong, brave (16)

  fortna, fortnae ( f ), fortune, luck (2)

  fortntus, fortnta, fortntum, lucky, fortunate, happy (13)

  forum, for (n), marketplace, forum (26)

  fove, fovre, fv, ftum, to comfort, nurture, cherish (35)

  frter, frtris (m), brother (8)

  frctus, frcts (n), fruit; profit, benefit, enjoyment (20)

  fugi, fugere, fg, fugitrum, to flee, hurry away; escape; go into exile; avoid, shun (10)

  gaude, gaudre, gvsus sum, to be glad, rejoice (23)

  geminus, gemina, geminum, twin (25)

  gns, gentis ( f ), clan, race, nation, people (21)

  genus, generis (n), origin; kind, type, sort, class (18)

  ger, gerere, gess, gestum, to carry; carry on, manage, conduct, wage, accomplish, perform (8)

  glria, glriae ( f ), glory, fame (5)

  grtus, grta, grtum, pleasing, agreeable; grateful (37)

  gravis, grave, heavy, weighty; serious, important; severe, grievous (19)

  habe, habre, habu, habitum, to have, hold, possess; consider, regard (3)

  her, yesterday (5)

  heu, ah!, alas! (33)

  hc, here (25)

  hic, haec, hoc, this; the latter; he, she, it, they (9)

  hodi, today (3)

  hom, hominis (m), human being, man (7)

  honor, honris (m), honor, esteem; public office (30)

  hra, hrae ( f ), hour, time (10)

  hosts, hostium (m), the enemy (18)

  hostis, hostis (m), an enemy (of the state) (18)

  hmnus, hmna, hmnum, pertaining to man, human; humane, kind; refined, cultivated (4)

  humilis, humile, lowly, humble (superl. humillimus) (27)

  iace, iacre, iacu, to lie; lie prostrate; lie dead (25)

  iam, now, already, soon (19)

  inua, inuae ( f ), door (35)

  ibi, there (6)

  dem, eadem, idem, the same (11)

  idneus, idnea, idneum, suitable, fit, appropriate (37)

  igitur, therefore, consequently (5)

  ignis, ignis (m), fire (22)

  ignsc, ignscere, ignv, igntum (+dat.), to grant pardon to, forgive (35)

  ille, illa, illud, that; the former; the famous; he, she, it, they (9)

  immortlis, immortle, not subject to death, immortal (19)

  impedi, impedre, impedv, impedtum, to impede, hinder, prevent (38)

  impertor, impertris (m), general, commander-in-chief, emperor (24)

  imperium, imperi (n), power to command, supreme power, authority, command, control

  (24)

  imper, imperre, imperv, impertum (+dat.), to give orders to, command (35)

  in (+abl.), in, on (3)

  in (+acc.), into, toward; against (9)

  incertus, incerta, incertum, uncertain, unsure, doubtful (22)

  incipi, incipere, incp, inceptum, to begin (17)

  nfrmus, nfrma, nfrmum, not strong, weak, feeble (38)

  ingenium, ingeni (n), nature, innate talent (29)

  ingns, gen. ingentis, huge (16)

  initium, initi (n), beginning, commencement

  (33)

  iniria, iniriae ( f ), injustice, injury, wrong (39)

  inquit, he says or said (22)

  nsidiae, nsidirum ( f ), ambush, plot, treachery (6)

  nsula, nsulae ( f ), island (23)

  intelleg, intellegere, intellx, intellctum, to understand (11)

  inter (+acc.), between, among (15)

  inveni, invenre, invn, inventum, to come upon, find (10)

  invide, invidre, invd, invsum, to be envious; to look at with envy, envy, be jealous of (+dat.) (31)

  invidia, invidiae ( f ), envy, jealousy, hatred (31)

  invt, invtre, invtv, invttum, to entertain, invite, summon (26)

  ipse, ipsa, ipsum, myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, etc., the very, the actual (13)

  ra, rae ( f ), ire, anger (2)

  rtus, rta, rtum, angry (35)

  is, ea, id, this, that; he, she, it (11)

  iste, ista, istud, that of yours, that; such (9)

  ita, so, thus (29)

  itaque, and so, therefore (15)

  iter, itineris (n), journey; route, road (37)

  iterum, again, a second time (21)

  iube, iubre, iuss, iussum, to bid, order, command (21)

  icundus, icunda, icundum, pleasant, delightful, agreeable, pleasing (16)

  idex, idicis (m), judge, juror (19)

  idicium, idici (n), judgment, decision, opinion; trial (19)

  is, iris (n), right, justice, law (14)

  istus, ista, istum, just, right (40)

  iuv, iuvre, iv, itum, to help, aid, assist; to please (4)

  labor, labris (m), labor, work, toil; a work, production (7)

  labr, labrre, labrv, labrtum, to labor; be in distress (21)

  lacrima, lacrimae ( f ), tear (40)

  Latnus, Latna, Latnum, Latin (22)

  laud, laudre, laudv, laudtum, to praise (1)

  laus, laudis ( f ), praise, glory, fame (8)

  lctor, lctris (m), reader (male) (36)

  leg, legere, lg, lctum, to pick out, choose; read (18)

  levis, leve, light; easy; slight, trivial (17)

  lx, lgis ( f ), law, statute (26)

  libellus, libell (m), little book (17)

  libenter, with pleasure, gladly (38)

  lber, lbera, lberum, free (5) (superl. lberrimus) (27)

  liber, libr (m), book (6)

  lber, lberre, lberv, lbertum, to free, liberate (19)

  lberts, lberttis ( f ), liberty (8)

  licet, licre, licuit, it is permitted, one may (37)

  lmen, lminis (n), threshold (26)

  lingua, linguae ( f ), tongue; language (25)

  littera, litterae ( f ), a letter of the alphabet (7)

  litterae, litterrum ( f ), a letter (epistle), literature (7)

  ltus, ltoris (n), shore, coast (23)

  locus, loc (m), place; passage in literature (9)

  long adv. of longus, far (32)

  longus, longa, longum, long (16)

  loquor, loqu, loctus sum, to say, speak, tell (34)

  lna, lnae ( f ), moon (28)

  lx, lcis ( f ), light (26)

  magis. See magnopere. magister, magistr (m), schoolmaster, teacher, master (4)

  magistra, magistrae ( f ), schoolmistress, teacher, mistress (4)

  magnopere adv. of magnus, greatly, exceedingly

  (compar. magis, more, quality; superl. maxim, most, especially) (32)

  magnus, magna, magnum, large, great; important

  (2) (compar. maior, greater; older; superl. maximus) (27)

  maior. See magnus. mairs, mairum (m. pl.), ancestors (27)

  male adv. of malus, badly, ill, wrongly (compar. peius, worse; superl. pessim, worst) (32)

  ml, mlle, mlu, to want (something) more, instead; prefer (32)