ferocĭtas, ātis f ,
ferreus, , um 1) ; 2) ,
ferrum, i n ;
ferus, , um 1) ; 2) ,
festīno 1
festus, a, um
fictus, a, um part. perf. fingo
fidēlis, e
fidelĭter ,
fidēs, ēi f , ; , ; 3)
bona f. pl. ,
figo, xi, xum, 3 ,
figūra, ae f
filia, ae f
filius, i m
filum, i n ,
fingo, finxi, fictum, 3 1) , ; 2) ,
finio 4 1) , ; 2)
finis, is m 1) , ; 2) , ; 3) , ; 4) plur. ,
finitĭmus, i
finitĭmus, , um ,
fio, factus sum, fiĕri 1) , ; 2) , ,
firmo 1
firmus, a, um , , ,
flagitium, i n ,
Flavius, i m
flavus, , um ; ;
flecto, flexi, xum, 3 1) ; 2) ( )
fleo, ēvi, ētum, 2 ,
fletus, ūs m
floreo, ui, , 2 ,
flos, floris m
fluctus, ūs m ,
flumen, ĭnis n ,
fluo, xi, xum, , 3 ;
fluvius, i m
focŭlus, i ,
foedus, ěris n ,
fons, ntis m , ;
for, fātus sum, fāri 1
fore = futūrum esse (inf. fut. esse)
forma, f 1) , ; 2)
formo 1 1) , ; 2) , ; 3) , ; 4) ,
formōsus, , um , ,
fors, f
fortasse , ,
forte
fortis, e 1) , ; 2) ,
fortĭter , ,
fortūna, ae f ; ; ,
fortunātus, , um , ,
forum, i n ,
fossa, ae f
fŏveo, fōvi, fōtum, 2 1) ; 2) ; 3)
frăngo, frēgi, frāctum, 3 ,
frater, tris m
fraus, fraudis f 1) , ; 2) , , ; 3)
frequens, ntis
frigus, ōris n
fructus, ūs m ; pl.
frugĭfer, ěra, ěrum ,
frumentarius, a, um
frumentum, i n ()
frustra
fuga, ae f 1) , ; 2)
fŭgio, fūgi, , 3 ( cum Acc.) ;
fugitīvus, i m
fugo 1
fulgeo, fulsi, , 2 ,
fulmen, ĭnis
Fulvius, i m
fumus, i m
fundamentum, i n ,
fundĭtor, ōris m
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fŭndo, fūdi, fūsum, 3 1) , ; 2) ,
fundus, i m ,
funis, is m ,
fur, furis
furor, ōris ,
furtim ,
furtum, i ,
fusus, , um part. perf. fundo
futūrus, , um 1) part. fut. sum; 2)
G
Gajus, i m
Gallia, ae f
Gallĭcus, , um
Gallus, i m ,
gallus, i m
gaudeo, gavīsus sum, ēre 2 (-. cum Abl.)
gaudium, i
gelĭdus, , um
Gellia, f ( )
gelu, ūs ,
gemĭni, ōrum m pl.
gemĭno 1
gemĭtus, ūs ,
gemma, ae f
gemo, ui, ĭtum, 3 , ,
gena, ae f
gener, eri
generālis, e
generalĭter
genĭtus, , um part. perf. gigno
gens, gentis f ,
genui perf. ind. act. gigno
genus, ĕris n 1) ; 2) , , ; 3) , ( )
Germania, ae f
Germānus, i m ,
gero, gessi, gestum, 3 1) ; 2) (bellum); se g. ; 3) ; 4)
Getae, ārum pl. (, )
gigno, genui, genĭtum, 3 ,
gladiātor, ōris m
gladiatorius, a, um
gladius, i m
gloria, ae f 1) ; 2) ,
glorior, ātus sum, āri 1 ,
Gracchus, i m
Tiberius Sempronius G. Gaius Sempronius G. . (, )
gracĭlis, e
grădior, gressus sum, grādi 3 , ,
gradus, ūs 1) , ; 2) ( )
Graecia, ae f
Graecus, a, um
Graecus, i m
grammatĭcus, i .
grandis, e ,
Granīcus, i m ( . )
granum, i n ,
grates, f pl. (tantum)
gratiā (cum Gen.) , , -
gratia, ae 1) , ; 2) ; 3) ,
gratiam ago
gratŭlor, ātus sum, āri 1 (-. cum Dat.)
gratus, , um 1) , ; 2)
gravis, e 1) , ; 2) ,
gravĭtas, ātis f
grex, gregis m 1) ; 2)
guberno 1 . (cum Acc.) ,
gustus, ūs m
gutta, ae f ;
H
hăbeo, ui, ĭtum 1) , ; se h. ; 2) ; in conjugio h. ; 3)
habeor, , ēri (pass. habeo) ; ,
habĭto 1 (cum Acc. in + Abl.) ,
Hadria, e f (mare Hadriatĭcum)
haereo, haesi, (haesūrus), 2 ,
Hamilcar, aris ( )
Hammon, ōnis ( )
Hannĭbal, ălis ( )
harēna, ae f
Hasdrŭbal, ălis m ( )
hasta, ae f
hastīle, is n ()
haud ; ;
haurio, hausi, haustum, 4
hebesco, , , 3 ,
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Helěna, ae f . ( )
Helĭcon, ōnis (, )
Hellespontus, i m . (; . )
Helvetii, ōrum m
Heraclēa, f ( . )
Heraclītus, i ( )
herba, ae f
Hercŭles, is .
heredĭtas, ātis f
heres, herēdis m, f ,
herēdem scribĕre
heri
Herodŏtus, i m ( )
hiātus, ūs m
hiberna, ōrum n pl. (tantum) .
hibernacŭla, ōrum n pl. (tantum) . hiberna
hibernus, a, um
Hibērus, i ( )
hīc ,
hĭc, haec, hŏc (Gen. hujus, Dat. huic) , ; ; ;
hiěmo 1 ; .
hiems, hiěmis f
hinc ,
hirundo, ĭnis f
Hispania, ae f
Hispānus, i ,
Hister, tri (. )
historia, ae f
hodie
Homērus, i m ( )
homo, homĭnis m
honeste ,
honestus, a, um ,
honor, ōris m 1) , ; ; 2)
honorarius, a, um
honōro 1
hora, f
Horatius, i m
Quintus H. Flaccus . ( ),
. Cocles . ( )
Hortensius, i m
hortor, ātus sum, āri 1 ,
hortus, i m ,
hospes, ĭtis m 1) ; 2)
hostis, is m, f 1) ; 2) ,
hūc
humanĭtas, ātis f ,
humānus, a, um 1) ; 2) ,
humĭlis, e ;
humus, i f ,
I
ibi , ;
ictus, ūs
idem, eădem, idem ()
ideo
idoneus, a, um ,
Idus, uum f pl. (tantum) (15- , , , ;
13- )
igĭtur , ,
ignārus, , um (cum Gen.) ,
ignāvus, , um ,
ignis, is m
ignominia, f ,
ignorantia, ae f
ignōro 1 ,
ignosco, nōvi, nōtum, 3 ,
ignōtus, , um
Ilia, f ( )
Ilias, ădis f ( )
illĕ, illă, illud (Gen. illīus, Dat. illi) , ;
illicĭtus, a, um , ()
illō
illustro 1
imāgo, ĭnis f
imber, bris ,
imitatio, ōnis f (-. cum Gen.)
imĭtor 1 (cum Acc.)
immatūrus, a, um , ;
immineo, ui, , 2 ,
immo ,
immŏlo 1
immortālis, e
immunĭtas, ātis f ,
immutabĭlis, e ,
impavĭdus, , um ,
impedimentum, i n , ; pl.
impědio 4 ,
impedītus, , um , ; . (miles)
impendeo, , , 2 , ( -. -. cum Dat.)
impensa, f ,
imperātor, ōris m 1) ; 2) , ; .
imperitia, ae f ,
imperium, i n 1) ; 2) ; summum i. ()
impĕro 1 1) , ; 2) , ; 3) (cum Dat.) ; 4) (cum Dat.)
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impětro 1 ,
impětus, ūs m ; , ,
impĭger, gra, grum ,
impleo, ēvi, ētum, 2
implōro 1 ,
impōno, posui, posĭtum, 3 ,
importo 1 ,
importūnus, , um ,
impossibĭlis, e
impŏtens, ntis ,
imprīmis
imprŏbo 1 , ,
imprŏbus, a, um , ,
impūbis, e
impudentia, ae f
impulsus, ūs
impūne
impunītus, , um
in 1) (? cum Acc.) , , ; ; ; 2) (? cum Abl.) , ;
in pejus
inaudītus, , um
incēdo, cessi, cessum, 3 ,
incendiarius, i m
incendium, i n
incendo, ndi, nsum, 3 1) , c; 2)
incertus, a, um 1) , ; 2) , ; 3)
incĭdo, cĭdi, , 3 ,
incipio, cēpi, ceptum, 3
incĭto 1 1) ; equum i. , ; 2)
inclūdo, si, clūsum, 3 ,
incŏla, ae m, f ,
incŏlo, colui, cultum, 3 1) ; 2)
incolŭmis, e ,
incommŏdum, i n 1) ; 2) , ;
incommodo (-. cum Gen.)
incredibĭlis, e
incurro, (cu)curri, cursum, 3 ,
inde 1) ; 2) ,
indīco, xi, ctum, 3 ,
indignor, ātus sum, āri 1 ,
indignus, a, um ,
individuus, a, um
indoctus, a, um ,
indūco, xi, ctum, 3 ;
indulgeo, lsi, ltum, 2 ,
induo, ui, ūtum, 3 (-. cum Abl.)
industria, ae f
ineleganter ,
ineo, ii, ĭtum, īre 1) ; 2) ;
inertia, ae f
infamia, ae f ; ,
infěri, ōrum m pl. 1) , ; 2)
infěro, intŭli, illātum, inferre
infěrus, a, um ,
infestus, , um ,
infirmus, , um ,
inflammo 1 1) ; 2) ;
influo, fluxi, fluxum, 3 ,
ingenium, i n 1) ; 2),
ingens, ntis
ingenuus, , um
ingrědior, gressus sum, grědi 3 ,
inhumānus, a, um ,
inimīcus, a, um ;
inimīcus, i m ,
inīquus, a, um ,
initium, i n
injĭcio, jēci, jěctum, 3 1) ( -. in + Acc.); 2) , ( -. cum Dat.)
injuria, ae f 1) ; 2) , ; 3)
injuriam făcio (cum Dat.) ,
injurio 1 ,
injuste
injustus, a, um
innŏcens, ntis ,
innocentia, ae f
innŏvo 1 , ,
innumerabĭlis, e
inopia, f ,
inquam (2 . inquis, 3 . inquit)
inque = et in
inquīro, quisīvi, quisītum, 3
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inscrībo, psi, ptum, 3 ( ‑.),
insĭdeo, sedi, sessum, 2 ( ‑. cum Dat.)
insidiae, ārum f pl. (tantum) 1) ; 2) ,
insigne, is n (),
insignis, e ,
insons, ontis
inspĭcio, spexi, spectum, 3 ,
instantius
instĭtuo, tui, tūtum, 3
institutio, ōnis f , ,
institūtum, i n , ;
insto, stĭti, , 1
instrumentum, i n 1) ; 2) ,
instruo, xi, ctum, 3 1) , ; 2) ; 3) ,
insŭla, ae f
intellĕgo (intellĭgo), lexi, lectum, 3 , , ,
inter (cum Acc.) ,
intercēdo, cessi, cessum, 3 1) ( ); 2)
intercĭpio, cēpi, cěptum, 3 , ( -. cum Dat.);
i. solem
interdictio, ōnis f
interdiu
interdum
intereā ,
intereo, ii ĭtum, īr
interfĭcio, fēci, fěctum, 3
intěrim ,
interpres, ětis m ,
interpretatio, ōnis f ,
interprĕtor 1 ,
interrogātum, i n
interrŏgo 1
intersum, fui, , esse (cum Dat.)1) ; 2) ; 3) ,
intervallum, i n ,
intervĕnio, vēni, ventum, 4 , (-. cum Dat.)
intestīnus, a, um
intolerandus, a, um
intra (cum Acc.)
intro I, 1 ,
intro II
introdūco, xi, ctum, 3 ,
intŭli perf. ind. act. infěro
inundatio, ōnis f
invādo, vāsi, vāsum, 3 (cum Acc.)
invĕnio, vēni, ventum, 4 1) ; 2) ,
inventor, ōris m 1) ; 2)
invictus, , um
invĭdeo, vīdi, vīsum, 2
invĭdus, a, um
invīsus, a, um
invīto 1
invītus, a, um ,
se (me, te) invito r (, )
Iphigenia, f . ( )
ipse, ipsa, ipsum (Gen. ipsīus, Dat. ipsi) ,
ira, f ; pl.
iracundus, a, um ; ,
irascor, , irasci 3 ( ‑. cum Dat.)
irātus, a, um ,
irrĭgo 1
irrīsor, ōris m
irrŏgo 1 ,
is, ea, id (Gen. ejus, Dat. ei) , ;
Isocrătes, is . ( )
Issus, i f ( )
iste, ista, istud (Gen. istīus, Dat. isti) ,
ita ,
ita ut 1) , ; 2) (cum conj.) , (); , ();
ita ut
Italia, ae f
Itălus, , um
ităque , (),
item , ,
iter, itinĕris n 1) , , ; 2)
itěrum , ,
Ithăca, ae f ( )
itūrus, , um part. fut. act. e
J
jăceo, ui, ĭtum, 2
jăcio, jēci, jăctum, 3
jacto 1 ,
jam , ,
janĭtor, ōris m ,
janua, ae f
jŏcor, ātus sum, āri 1
jocus, i m
r jocum
