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bl. ablatīvus inf. infinitīvus

c. accusatīvus - interj. interjectio

interr. interrogatīvum (pronomen)

adj. adjectīvum ()

adv. adverbium m masculīnum

. cum , neutrum

r. comparatīvus - . nominatīvus

conj. conjunction part. participium

conjunct. conjunctīvus - pass. passivum -

dat. datīvus perf. perfectum

defect. defectīvum pi. plurālīs

pl. t. plurāle tantum -

demin. deminutīvum - (

)

dem. demonstratīvum (pronomen) posit. positīvus

()

f feminīnum praep. praepositio

fut. futūrum praes. praesens

gen. genetīvus r. ronōmen

imperat. imperatīvus - relat. relatīvum (pronomen)-

()

impers. impersonate sc. scilǐcet

sg. singulāris indecl. indeclinabǐle

subst. substantīvum -

indef. indefinītum (pronomen) -

() superl. superlatīvus

indi. indicatīvus

sup. supīnum

 

. . -

. , -

.

. ; .

. , .

. .

. .

. .

. .

. ;

: 1) , . . , , ., facǐlis [facio], 2) , ; , , ., filia [filius], , ., pertlnacia [per-tĕneo], pertǐnax.

* .

, .

 

 

, ; 3) , -

; 4) ; 5) ,

a, ab, abs praep. . bl. 1) - XIV

: , , , accuro, (cu)curri, cursum, 3 [ad-curro]

; 2) : , -

c, ; 3) accūso 1 [ad-causa] VI

- acer, acris, acre 1) , ;

III 2) , XVI

ab-dūco, xi, ctum, 3 , - acerbus, a, um [acer] , -

ab-eo, ii, ǐtum, īre , Achilles, is m . . ,

abjǐcio, jēci, jĕctum, 3 [ab-jăcio] -

, ; acies, ēi f [acer] 1) ; 2)

aboleo, lēvi, lǐtum, 2 , - , ; 3) , -

XVI

absque praep. . bl. 1) ; 2) ad praep. . . 1) , , , ,

ab-sum, a-fui, , ab-esse 1) , ; 2) :

; 2) , - V

VII adaequo 1 [ad-aequus] -

abundantia, f [ab-unda]

ac=atque conj. 1) , () , ; ad-dūco, xi, ctum, 3 1) , 2) ; 2) ,

, , I adeo adv. , ; : ; 3) atque .

r.: , , II ad-eo, ii, ǐtum, ire 1)

( ); 2) , -

Academīa, ae f . , - ( .)

, - adhǐbeo, ui, ǐtum, 2 [ad-hăbeo] 1) -

- - ; 2) -

; . , - ,

adjumentum, i n [adjǔvo] -

accēdo, cessi, cessum, 3 [ad-cēdo] - , ; esse

, adjumento ( -

accendo, ndi, nsum, 3 - dat.)

accǐdo, cǐdi, , 3 [ad-cădo] 1) ; ad-jǔvo, jūvi, jūtum, 1 (-

2) , ( , bl.)

dat.) ad-ministro 1 ;

accǐpio, cēpi, cĕptum, 3 [ad-căpio] admiratio, ōnis f [ad-mīror] -

1) , ; 2) - ; ,

 

 

ad-mīror, ātus sum, āri 1 (. .) - aevum, i n

, affĕro, attǔli, allātum, afferre [ad-fĕro]

ad-mitto, mīsi, missum, 3 ,

ad-mŏneo, ui, ǐtum, 2 1) ; affǐcio, fĕci, fĕctum, 3 [ad-făcio] 1) -

2) ( , - bl.);

ad-scrībo, psi, ptum, 3 ; a. donis ; a. poenā

(supplicio) ; pass, affǐci

ad-sum, affui, , ad-esse 1) (- (metu); 2)-

), ; 2) - (corpus)

VII affīgo, xi, xum, 3 [ad-fīgo] ,

adulescens, ntis m, f 1) ; ; a. cruci -

2) ,

ad-vĕnio, vēni, ventum, 4 , Africa, ae f

, Agamemno, ŏnis m . . -

adventus, us m [advĕnio] , - , ,

ad-versus, a, um [verto] 1) - ager, agri m , IV

; 2) , Agesilaus, i . , -

(401

ad-vŏco 1 , . 360 ..)

aedes, is f ; pi. , aggrĕdior, gressus sum, grĕdi 3 [ad-

aedifǐco 1 [aedes+făcio] , - grădior] (. .) 1) ;

2) ; 3) XX

Aedui, ōrum m (sg. Aeduus, i m) , Agis, ǐdis m . , -

,

Liger (. ) agnosco, nōvi, nǐtum, 3 [ad-nosco] -

(. )

aeger, gra, grum agnus, i m

aegrōtus, a, um [aeger] ăgo, ēgi, actum, 3 1) , ;

Aegyptus, i f . 2) , , ;

aēneus, a, um [aes] , 3) , ; gratiam a.

aequus, a, um ; ; - , -

XXII ; 4) : ;

ēr, aĕris m X 5) , ,

r, f 6) ,

aes, aeris n 1) , ; 2) - III

, agrestis, e [ager] 1) ; 2) -

Aeschǐnes, is . (IV . ,

..), agricŏla, ae m [ager+colo] -

Aesōpus, i . (V/ . . .), VI

aio, ait defect, ,

aestas, ātis f , Alcibiădes, is m . (.

aestus, us () 450 404 ..), -

aetas, ātis f 1) , ; 2) ,

; 3) Alcinous, i m . .

aeternus, a, um alea, ae f ;

Aetna, ae f , . - Alexander, dri m . ;

A. Magnus . (356 323

..), , - amicitia, ae f [amicus] ; .

-

amīcus, i m [amo] IV

Alexandrīa, ae f , a-mitto, mīsi, missum, 3 1) ;

2) ,

aliēnus, a, um [alius] amo 1 II

, amor, ōris m [amo] XI

aliquando [alius+quando] , - an cotij. , , ; an... an

; ... ; utrum... an . utrum

aliquantum adv. [alius-f- quantum] - Anaxagoras, ae m . o (.

, 500428 ..),

alǐqui, alǐqua, alǐquod [alius+qui] anceps, cipǐtis [ambo+caput] -

-, XIX ; proelium . -

aliiquis, allquid [alius+ quis] --

, -; , XIX ancilla, ae f ,

alǐquot adj. indecl. [alius+quot] - ancŏra, ae f .

angustiae, arum f ,

alius, a, ud (gen. altenus, dat. alii)

( ); alius... alius anǐma, ae f [anǐmus] 1) , ;

,.. V 2)

allātus, a, um . affĕro animadverto, verti, versum, 3 [anǐ- Allobrŏges, um m , , mum+adverto] -

,

anǐmal, ālis n [annua] -

alo, alui, alǐium, 3 1) , - ; XII

; 2) XXVII anǐmus, i m 1) , ; 2) -

Alpes, ium f , ; 3) ,

alter, era, erum (gen. alterTus, dat. al- ; esse in anTmo (c. dat.)

tĕri) ( ), ( XI

), ; alter alter annăto l [ad-năto]

V annus, 1 XIII

altltūdo, inis f [altus] 1) , - anser, ĕris m

; 2) I ante praep. . . 1) -

altus, a, um [alo] 1) ; 2) - : ; 2) : , -

; 3) (vox) XIV IV

amabǐlis, e [amo] , II ante adv. ,

antea adv. [ante-j-] ,

amārus, a, um ante-pōno, posui, posǐtum, 3 Ambarri, ōrum m , - ;

, antīquus, a, um [ante] , - ambiguus, a, um [ambo+ăgo] - XV

, antrum, i n .

ambǔlo 1 , Apelles, is . (IV .

a-mens, ntis ; , . .), ,

amentia, ae f [amens] , -

aper, apri m ,

amīca, ae f [amicus] apertus, a, um

Apollo, ǐnis ., . . - Armenia, ae f , -

, , - ,

;

apparātus, us [ad-paro] 1) - r 1

, ; 2) , - ars, artis f 1) , ;

2) XII

appello 1 1) : 2) - artǐfex, ids m [ars+făcio] ,

, ; 3) ,

; 4) XI artificium, i n [artǐfex] , - appropinquo 1 (

dat.) arx, arcis f , ,

Aprīlis, ascendo, ndi, nsum, 3 , - aptus, a, um ( .)

apud praep. . . , , , Asia, ae f

VIII asper, ĕra, ĕrum 1) ;

Apulia, ae f , - 2) ,

. aspǐcio, spexi, spectum, 3 [ad-specio]

aqua, ae f I ,

aquǐla, ae f 1) ; 2) - asporto 1 [abs-porto]

: assentātor, ōris m [ad-sentio]

, astrum, i n . ,

Aquileja, ae f , at conj., , , , Arar, ăris m ,

(. ) Athēnae, ārum f , - arātrum, i [r] ,

arbǐtror, ātus sum, āri 1 , - Atheniensis, is m [Athēnae]

, ; . atheus, i m . ,

: XX Atilius, i , .

arbor, ŏris f X atŏmus, i f . (.: - Archidamus, i m , - )

(359 338 ..) atque con], . ; a. etiam

Archimedes, is (287 212 atrox, ōcis 1) ; 2) ,

..),

Attǐca, ae f , ardeo, arsi, (arsūrus), 2 ,

arēna, ae f ; pi. Attǐcus, i m , . cognomen; argentum, i n Titus Pomponius . -

argumentum, i n , . (109 32 ..),

arǐdum, i n

Arīo, ŏnis m . (. 600 attingo, attǐgi, attactum, 3 [ad-tango] . $.) - (. .) 1) , ; 2) -

Ariovistus, i (/. ..),

attollo, , , 3 [ad-tollo]

Aristotĕles, is m (384322 attribuo, tribui, tribūtum, 3 [ad-tri-

. .), - buo] 1) , ;

2)

arma, ōrum n pi. t. VI auctor, ōris m [augeo] 1) , -

armātus, a, um ; 2) , XVI

 

aucforǐtas, ātis f [auctor] , - bellicōsus, a, um [bellum] -

, XXV

audacia, ae f [audax] 1) , - bellum, i IV

; 2) , bene adv. (compar. melius, superl. op-

audax, ācis [audeo] , - time) [bonus] XVII

XII benefǐcium, i n [bene-+făcio]

audeo, ausus sum, ēre 2 , - , , XXII

, XX benevŏle adv. [bene+vŏlo] -

audio 4 , II ,

audītor, ōris m [audio] , benigne ,

bestia, ae f , II

au-fĕro, abs-tǔli, ab-lātum, au-ferre Bias, Biantis m . (VI .

1) ; 2) . .)

augeo, auxi, auctum, 2 bibliothēca, ae f .

XXVII bibo, bibi, -, 3

Augustus, i m , cognomen - bimilennium, i n [bis+mille] -

(63 .. 14 ..),

. bis adv. VI

aureus, a, um [aurum] blandior, ītus sum, īri 4

auris, is f ; Boeōti, ōrum m ,

aurōra, ae f [aurum] ; ( -

Aurōra, ae f , - )

bonum, i n [bonus] , ; pi.

aurum, i n

aut conj, bonus, a, um (compar. melior, melius,

autem conj. , gen. meliōris; superl. optimus, a,

autumnus, i m XXI um) 1) , ; 2) -

auxilium, i n [augeo] , - , VI

; pi. bos, bovis m, f ,

VIII brevis, ; brevi (sc. temp5re)

avaritia, ae f , , XI

ave ; Britannia, ae f , -

a-verto, verti, versum, 3 - .

Britannus, i m , *

avis, is f XVIII

a-vŏlo 1

 

balneum, i . = Caius

barba, ae f cădo, cecǐdi, cāsum, 3 1) ; 2) -

barbărus, i m . , - XVI

; caecus, a, um

Bassa, ae f , . caedo, cecīdi, caesum, 3 1) ,

beātus, a, um , - ; ; 2) , -

( ) VII

Belgae, ārum m , , - caelestis, e [caelum]

, caelo 1 ,

caelum, i n 1) ; 2) , - caput, ǐtis n 1) ; 2) : 3) -

XXVI X

Caesar, ăris , . cogno- career, ĕris m ,

men; Gaius Julius . . r, ui, , 2 ,

(10044 . .), , (.)

, , carissǐmus, a, urn superl. carus

; - carǐtas, ātis f [carus]

. carmen, ǐnis n , X

calamǐtas, atis f , ; carnǐfex, ǐcis m

Carthaginiensis, is m [Carthago] - calcar, āris n

Calchas, antis . . , Carthāgo, ǐnis f ,

. (. -

)

Caligǔla, , carus, a, um ,

. - caseus, i m.

(3741 . .) Cassius, i m , . ;

Calypso, us ( onis) f . . Lucius . Longlnus . -

; ,

campus, i m , VI -

canis, is m, f XVI 107 . .

Cannae, ārum f , Any- castellum, i n ,

, - castra, ōrum n pl. t. VIII

- castus, a, um , ,

(216 . .)

cano, cecǐni, cantum, 3 ; ad cithă- casus, us m [cado] 1) ; 2) .

ram . , ; 3) XVI

catēna, f ; pi.

cantilēna, f [] ; . Catilīna, m , . cog-

, ; Lucius Sergius .

canto 1 [] XV . (. 10862 . .),

căpio, cēpi, căptum, 3 1) ; arma 63 . .

. ; consilium . Cato, ōnis m , . cognomen;

, ; Marcus Porcius . Major

2) ; detrimentum . - . (234 149 , ; ..), -

3) ; 4) , -

; amicitiam . causa, f [cado] ; ;

; 5) , (qua) de causa () VI

( .) III causā (abl. causă . - Capitolīnus, a, um [Capitolium] - . . . gen.) , ,

, -

Capitolium, i n , cautio, ōnis f

7 , cavo 1

- cecǐdi . cado

cecīdi . caedo

captīvus, i m cedo, cessi, cessum, 3 1) , -

capto 1 [căpio] , ; 2) III

celĕbro 1 , circum-sto, stĕti, , 1 ,

celer, ĕris, ĕre , XVII

celerǐtas, ātis f [celer] , - circum-vĕnio, vĕni, venturn, 4 -

, ,

celerǐter adv. [celer] , cithăra, f .-. , -

n, f

censeo, censui, censum, 2 , - citharista, [cithara] . -

, ; ,

centesǐmus, a, um [centum] cito adv. ,

centum XXI civis, is m, f , -

centuria, f [centum] , XII

civǐtas, ātis f [civis] 1) ,

Ceres, ĕris f . . , - ; 2) IX

(- clam adv. ,

. ) clamo 1 , II

cerno, crevi, cretum, 3 ; clamor, ōris m [clamo]

, clarǐtas, ātis f [clarus]

certe adv. [certus] , clarus, a, um , ; -

, VI

certus, a, um [cerno] 1) , - classls, is f 1) , ; 2)

; 2) , ; XIV

3) ; certiōrem facĕre claudo, si, sum, 3 , -

, ; certior fieri

XVII clavus, i m

cervix, īcis f (. pi.) , - clemens, ntis , -

tĕrum adv. [ceterus] clementia, f [clemens] -

cetĕrus, a, um , ,

Chaeronēa, f , - Cleomĕnes, is m .

, - Clodius, i m , .

(338 Clusium, i n ,

. .) coactus, a, um . cogo

cibus, i , Cocles, ǐtis m . Horatius

Cicĕro, ōnis , . cog- Codrus, i m . .

; Marcus TuIIius . coēgi . cogo

. (106 43 . .), coepi, coeptum, coepisse defect, -

, , XVIII

cogǐto 1 1) , , -

cingo, dnxi, cinctum, 3 , ; 2)

cognōmen, ǐnis n [co-gn6men = nomen]

Cinna, , . cognomen . (

circǐter adv. [circum] , )

cognosco, nōvi, nǐtum, 3 [co-gnosco =

circǔlus, i m , nosco] , XIX

circum praep. . . , XV cogo, coēgi, coactum, 3 [co-ăgo] 1) cro-

circum-sĕdeo, sĕdi, sessum, 2 - , ; 2) ,

; XIV

circum-sisto, stĕti, 3 cohors, rtis f

cohortor, ātus sum, āri 1 , con-cēdo, cessi, cessum, 3 1) ; 2) ; 3) (vitam)

collegium, i n [colltgo] , concordia, ae f {con-cor] , - , I

collǐgo, lēgi, lēctum, 3 [con-lĕgo] - con-cresco, crēvi, crētum, 3 -

, ;

collis, is m , concrētus, a, um . concresco

collŏco 1 [con-locus] 1) , - concursus, us m [con-curro]

; 2) (monuments); condemno 1 [con-damno] 1) ;

3) , 2)

colloquium, i n [collŏquor] , condicio, ōnis f 1) ; 2) o-

, XVIII ,

colloquor, locūtus sum, lŏqui 3 [con- con-do, dǐdi, ditum, 3 1) ,

lŏquor] ; 2) XV

colo, colui, cultum, 3 1) , con-dūco, xi, ctum, 3 , -

; 2) VI


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