Notes: denominative fr. cūra

Notes: code word for 'fellow-Christian'

Notes: base w/ short e, nom. sing. w/ long ē

Notes: abl. sing. is aure or aurī

Notes: nom. sing w/ long ō

side

head

mouth

Notes: dıēs is feminine when a specific day is meant

Notes: fıdēs and fıdēlıs both combine the meanings of ‘belief’ and ‘loyalty to one’s beliefs’

Notes: rēs is nearly as variable in meaning as English ‘thing’; it acquires its specific meaning from the context. Some of its more frequent significations are these: matters, affairs, circumstances, property, reality, the state

hope

beloved

sweet, kind

Notes: fıdēs and fıdēlıs both combine the meanings of ‘belief’ and ‘loyalty to one’s beliefs’

life-sustaining

woman, wife Notes: mulıer means ‘woman’ or ‘wife,’ much as vır means ‘man’ or ‘husband’

entreaty, prayer

fall (down)

fall into; happen

nourish

teach

show forth, appear

Notes: denominative fr. vulnus, vulnerıs (n.)

wound

desire

1. then, next
2. thereupon

I

on high, upward

you (sing.)

Notes: nostrī is used for the objective gentive (ex., Deī dīlēctiō nostrī (God's love of us)); nostrum is used for the partitive genitive (ex. multī nostrum (many of us)).

Notes: vestrī is used for the objective gentive (ex., Deī dīlēctiō vestrī (God's love of you)); vestrum is used for the partitive genitive (ex. multī vestrum (many of you)). Note that both forms have -e-, all other plurals -ō-.