Water Language/Lexicon

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PoS	Latin	English	Waterspeak
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

U

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

V

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

W

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

Y

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