num ,
Numa, ae m
numen, ĭnis n ,
numĕro, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
numĕrus, i m ,
Numĭtor, ōris m ,
nummus, i m ,
numquam
nunc ,
nunquam
nuntio, āvi, ātum, āre 1
nuntius, i m ,
nuper ,
nuptiae, ā rum f, pl. t.
nusquam ,
nutrio, ī vi, ī tum, 4 ,
nutus, ū s m
nympha, ae f
O o
o! . !
ob (+ acc.)-,
objicio (obicio), jēci, jectum, ĕre 3 , , ,
oblĭgo, āvi, ātum, āre 1
obliviscor, oblĭ tus sum, oblivisci 3 (+ gen.)
oboedio, īvi, ītum, īre 4 , , , ,
obscūro, āvi, ātum, āre 1 , ,
obscūrus, a, um , , (lux obscura , ), ,
obsĕcro, āvi, ātum, āre 1 , , ,
obsĕquor, cūtus sum, sĕqui 3 ,
observo, āvi, ātum, āre 1 , , , , , ,
obses, ĭdis m
obsidio, ōnis f
obsīdo, sēdi, sessum, ĕre 3 ,
obsido, sēdi, sessum, ēre 2 , , ,
obsto, stĭti, (stātum), 1 , ,
obsum, fui, --, esse , , ,
obtempĕro, āvi, ātum, āre 1 , ,
obtineo, tinui, tentum, ēre 2 , , ,
obviam
occĭdo, cĭdi, cāsum, ĕre 3 ,
occīdo, cīdi, cīsum, ĕre 3 ,
occultatio, ōnis f
occulto, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
occultus, a, um ,
occŭpo, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
Oceănus, i m
Octaviānus, i m
octo
octogesĭmus, a, um
ocŭlus, i m
odi, --, --, odisse
odiōsus, a, um ,
odium, i n
odor, ōris m ,
odorā tus, ū s m ,
Oedĭ pus, i pŏ dis m ,
offendo, fendi, fensum, ĕre 3 , ,
offĕro, tŭli, lātum, ferre , ,
officium, i n , , ; officium servāre
Ogygia, ae f ,
olim ,
olīva, ae f .
Olympia, ae f
Olympia, ōrum n
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Olympius, a, um
Olympus, i m
omen, ĭnis n ,
omitto, mīsi, missum, ĕre 3 , ,
omnīno ,
omnis, e ,
onerarius, a, um
onus, ĕris n , ,
onustus, a, um , , ,
opĕra, ae f , , ; opĕram dre ,
operio, rui, rtum, 4 ,
opĕror, ā tus sum, ā ri 1 ,
operōse , , ,
oportet, uit, , ēre 2 ,
oppĕto,īvi, ītum, ĕre 3 , ,
oppĭdum, i n ,
opprĭmo, pressi, pressum, ĕre 3 , ,
oppugno, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
ops, opis f , , , ,, ; pl.: , ,
optĭmus, a, um
opto, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
opus n (indecl.); opus est
opus, ĕris n , ,
ora, ae f
oracŭlum, i n ,
oratio, ōnis f , ; oratiōnem habēre ,
orātor, ōris m
oratorius, a, um
orba, ae f
orbis, is m , ; orbis terrārum , ,
ordĭno, āvi, ātum, āre 1 , ,
ordo, ĭnis m , ,
oriens, entis m ,
orientālis, e
orīgo, ĭnis f ,
orior, ortus sum, orī ri 4 , ,
ornamentum, i n , , , , , , ,
ornātus, a, um ,
ornātus, ūs m ,
orno, āvi, ātum, āre 1 , ,
oro, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
Orpheus, i m
ortus, us m , ,
os, oris n , , , ,
os, ossis n
ostendo, ndi, ntum, ĕre 3 ,
ostium, i n ,
otium, i n ,
Ovidius, i m ,
ovis, is f
ovum, i n
P p
pacātus, a, um ,
Padus, i m ,
paedagōgus, i m , ,
paene
pagus, i m ,
Palatīnus, a, um
palatium, i n
Palatium, i n ,
palātum, i n , ,
palma, ae f ,
palus, ūdis f
pando, pandi, passum (pansum), ĕre 3 , ,
panis, is m
par, paris ,
par, paris n ,
parātus, a, um ,
parātus, ūs m , , , ,
parco, peperci, , ĕre 3 (+ dat.),
parcus, a, um , ,
parens, entis m, f ()
pareo, rui, rĭtum, ēre 2 , ,
paries, ĕtis m
pario, pepĕri, partum, ĕre 3 , ,
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Paris, ĭdis m
parĭtas, ātis f ,
parĭter ,
Parmenio, ōnis m
paro, āvi, ātum, āre 1 (), ,
pars, partis f ,
parsimonia, ae f
Parthenon, ōnis m
Parthi, ōrum m
partĭceps, cĭpis ,
partim ,
parvŭlum
parvŭlum, i n , ,
parvum, i n ,
parvus, a, um ,
pasco, pavi, pastum, ĕre 3 , ,
passer, ĕris m
passus, us m
pastor, ōris m ,
patefacio, fēci, factum, ĕre 3 , ,
pateo, tui, , ēre 2 , ,
pateo, uī, --, ēre 2 ,
pater, tris m
paternus, a, um ,
patienter ,
patientia, ae f , , , , , , , , ,
patior, passus sum, pati 3 , , , ,
patria, ae f ,
patricius, i m
patrimonium, i n ,
patrius, a, um ,
Patrŏclus, i m
patrōnus, i m , ,
paucus, a, um ,
paulātim ,
paulo
Paulus, i m
pauper, ĕris
pauperĭtas, ātis f
Pausanias, ae m
pax, pacis f ,
pecco, āvi, ātum, āre 1 , ,
pectus, ŏris n
pecunia, ae f
pecus, ŏris n ,
pedes, ĭtis m ,
Pedius, a, um
pejor, jus
pelăgus, i n
Peleus, i m
Pelias, ae m
pellis, is f ; pellis aurea
pello, pepŭli, pulsum, ĕre 3 , , ,
pendeo, pependi, , ēre 2 , ,
pendo, pependi, pensum, ĕre 3 , , ,
Penelŏ pa, ae f
penes (+ acc.),
per (+ acc.), , , ,
perăgo, ēgi, actum, ĕre 3 , ,
peragro, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
percipio, cēpi, ceptum, ĕre 3
percutio, cussi, cussum, ĕre 3 ,
perdisco, didici, --, ĕre 3 ,
perdix, īcis m, f
perdo, dĭdi, dĭtum, ĕre 3 ,
perdomo, domui, domĭtum, 1 ,
perdūco, duxi, ductum, ĕre 3 ,
pereo, ii (īvi), ĭtum, īre ,
perficio, fēci, fectum, ĕre 3
perfĭde
perfugio, fūgi, fugĭtum, ĕre 3 ,
perfugium, i n
pergo, perrexi, perrectum, ĕre 3 , ,
Periander, drī m , ,
Perĭcles, is m , ,
periculōsus, a, um
pericŭlum, i n
peripatetĭcus, i m ,
perītus, a, um , ,
perlĕgo, lēgi, lectum, ĕre 3
perluo, lui, lūtum, ĕre 3 ,
permagnus, a, um ,
permitto, mīsi, missum, ĕre 3 , , ,
permoveo, mōvi, mōtum, ēre 2 , ,
permulceo, mulsi, mulsum (mulctum), ēre 2 , ,
pernicies, ēi f , ,
perniciōsus, a, um , ,
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pernocto, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
perpetuus, a, um ,
Persa, ae m
persĕquor, secūtus sum, sĕ qui 3 , ,
persisto, stĭti, , ĕre 3 ,
persōna, ae f ,
perspicio, sp ex i, spectum, ĕre 3 , , , ,
persto, stiti, --, 1 ,
persuadeo, suā si, suā sum, ēre 2 (+ dat.),
perterreo, rui, rĭ tum, ēre 2
pertinacia, ae f
pertineo, tinui, tentum, ēre 2 , ,
pertingo, , , ĕre 3 ,
perturbo, āvi, ātum, āre 1
perungo, unxi, unctum, ĕre 3 ,
pervenio, vē ni, ventum, 4
pes, pedis m , ,
pessĭmus, a, um ,
petitio, ōnis f
peto, petīvi, petītum, ĕre 3 , , , , ,
Petronius, i m
Phaeāces, um m , , , ,
Phaedrus, i m , -
Phaēthon, ōnis m
phalanx, langis f
Phalăris, idis m
Pharnăces, is m
Pharsālus, i f ,
Pharus, i f ,
Phasis, is f , ()
Phidias, ae m ,
Philippus, i m ,
philosophia, ae f
philosŏphus, i m
philtrum, i n
Phoenicia, ae f
Phoenix, īcis m
Phrixus, i m
Phrygia, ae f
pictor, ōris m
pictūra, ae f , ,
piĕtas, ātis f , ,
pigritia, ae f , ,
pilus, i m
Pindărus, i m ,
pingo, pinxi, pictum, ĕre 3 , ,
Piraeus, i m ,
pirāta, ae m ,
piscis, is m
piscor, ātus sum, ār i 1
Pisistrātus, i m
placeo, cui, cĭ tum, ēre 2 ; placet (impers.),
placo, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
planta, ae f
Plataeae, ārum f ,
Plato, ōnis m ,
plaudo, plausi, plausum, ĕre 3 , ,
Plautus, i m ,
plebējus, i m
plebs, bis f ()
plenus, a, um
plerīque, pleraeque, plerăque ,
plerumque ,
Pl inius, a, um
ploro, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
pluit (impers.)
plures, a ,
plurĭmum
plurĭmus, a, um ,
plus
Pluto, ōnis m ,
poēma, ătis n , ,
poena, ae f , ,
Poeni, ōrum m
poēta, ae m
polliceor, pollicĭtus sum, ēri 2
Polybus, i m
Polycrătes, is m , -
Polyphēmus, i m ,
Pompejānus, a, um
Pompējus, i m
Pomponius, i m
pondus, ĕris n , , ,
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pono, posui, posĭtum, ĕre 3 , , ,
pons, pontis m
Pontĭcus, a, um
Pontus, i m ,
popŭlor, ātus sum, āri 1 ,
popŭlus, i m
Porsenna, ae m ,
porta, ae f
portendo, tendi, tentum, ĕre 3
portĭcus, us f ,
porto, āvi, ātum, āre 1 ,
portus, us m
posco, poposci, , ĕre 3 ,
possideo, sē di, sessum, ēre 2 ,
possum, potui, --, posse ,
post (+ acc.),
postea ,
postĕrus, a, um ,
postquam
postrēmo ,
postrēmus, a, um
postridie
postŭlo, āvi, ātum, āre 1 , ,
potens, entis ,
potentia, ae f , ,
potestas, ātis f , ,
