apud, prep., near, among, before.
aqua, ae, f., water.
aquila, ae, f., an eagle.
ara, ae, f., an altar.
araneus, i, m., a spider.
arbitror, atus, v. 1, dep., to think.
arbor, oris, f., a tree.
arca, ae, f., a chest.
architectus, i., m., an architect.
arcus, us, m., a bow.
ardeo, rsi, rsum, v. 2, to burn.
ardor, oris, m., heat.
arena, ae, f., sand.
argentum, i, n., silver.
arma, orum, n., arms.
armiger, era, erum, adj., weapon or armour-bearing.
armilla, ae, f., a bracelet.
armo, v. 1, to arm.
ars, artis, f., skill, art, profession.
arte, adv., closely.
articulus, i, m., a joint.
artifex, icis, c., an artisan. (ars-facio.)
artificium, ii, n., a contrivance.
artus, a, um, adj., close.
artus, uum, m., the limbs.
arundo, inis, f., a reed.
arvum, i, n., an arable field.
arx, arcis, f., a citadel.
ascendo, ndi, nsum, v. 3, to mount up. (ad-scando.)
ascisco, ivi, itum, v. 3, to adopt, admit.
asinus, i, m., an ass.
aspectus, us, m., a view, appearance.
asphaltus, i, m., bitumen.
aspicio, exi, ectum, v. 3, to behold.
aspis, idis, f., a viper.
asporto, v. 1, to carry away.
assentatio, onis, f., flattery.
asto, stiti, v. 1, to stand by.
astragalugus, i, m., the ankle-bone.
astruo, uxi, uctum, v. 3, to heap on.
at, conj., but.
atque, conj., and.
atrox, ocigs, adj., fierce, savage, terrible.
attineo, tinui, tentum, v. 2, to reach to, refer to.
attingo, tigi, tactum, v. 3, to touch. (ad-tango.)
attonitus, a, um, part. (attono), thunderstruck.
attraho, xi, ctum, v. 3, to draw to.
auctor, oris, m., an author, authority.
auctoritas, atis, f., authority.
audacia, ae, f., boldness.
audax, acis, adj., bold.
audeo, ausus, v. 2, to dare.
audio, ivi or ii, itum, v. 4, to hear.
aufero, abstuli, ablatum, auferre, v. 3, to carry off. (ab-fero.)
aufugio, fugi, v. 3, to flee away.
augeo, auxi, auctum, v. 2, to increase.
aureus, a, um, adj., golden.
auriferus, a, um, adj., gold-bearing.
auris, is, f., an ear.
aurum, i, n., gold.
auspicium, ii, n., auspices, a sign, beginning. (avis-spicio.)
aut, conj., or.
autem, conj., again, but, now.
auxilium, ii, n., help, in plur. auxiliary forces.
avis, is, f., a bird.
Bacillus, i, n., a small roll.
barba, ae, f., a beard.
barbarus, a, um, adj., barbarian.
beatus, a, um, adj., happy.
bellator, oris, m., a warrior.
bellicosus, a, um, adj., warlike.
bellicus, a, um, adj., warlike.
bellum, i, n., war.
belua, ae, f., a beast, monster.
bene, adv., well.
benigne, adv., kindly.
bestia, ae, f., a beast.
bibo, bĭbi, v. 3, to drink.
biceps, cipitis, adj., with two heads. (bis-caput.)
bifariam, adv., in two parts.
bini, ae, a, num., two by two, two each.
bipes, edis, adj., two-footed.
bis, num. adv., twice.
bisulcus, a, um, adj., cloven-footed.
bos, bovis, c., an ox, bull, cow.
bovinus, a, um, adj., of oxen.
bracca, ae, f., a pair of breeches.
brevis, e, adj., short.
bubulus, a, um, adj., of oxen.
bustum, i, n., a tomb.
Cacumen, inis, n., a summit.
cadaver, eris, n., a corpse.
cado, cecĭdi, casum, v. 3, to fall.
caecus, a, um, adj., blind.
caedes, is, f., a slaughter.
caedo, cecīdi, caesum, v. 3, to cut, beat, kill.
caelestis, e, adj., heavenly.
caelum, i, n., the heavens.
calamitas, atis, f., misfortune, damage.
calceatus, a, um, part. (calceo), wearing shoes, shod.
calceus, i, m., a shoe.
calidus, a, um, adj., hot.
calleo, v. 2, to be practised, skilful in.
