audacia

audaciae, f.

boldness;

recklessness, audacity

campi, m.

(flat) plain

castrorum, n.pl.

(military) camp

muri, m.

wall

pauli, n.

small amount, a little

signi, n.

sign, signal;

standard

teli, n.

spear;

weapon

ignis, -ium, m.

fire

imperatoris, m.

commander, general

lucis, f.

light, daylight

legionis, f.

legion

maiorum, m.pl.

ancestors

sensus, m.

perception, feeling;

sense

arbitrari, arbitratus sum

judge, consider, think

putare, putavi, putatus

think, suppose

soleo

solere, solitus sum

be accustomed

credere, credidi, creditus

trust, believe (+ dat.)

iacere, ieci, iactus

throw;

utter;

lay, establish

eicere, eieci, eiectus

throw out, expel

loqui, locutus sum

speak

invenire, inveni, inventus

find, discover

scire, scivi/scii, scitus

know

nescire, nescivi/nescii, nescitus

not know

perire, perii, periturus

pass away, be destroyed;

perish, die

long;

far;

long-standing;

far-reaching

highest;

top (of);

last, final

(postpositive conj.)

therefore

(adv.)

a long way, far;

by far

(indecl. subst.)

 too little, not enough

(adv.)

too little, inadequately

(adv.)

first;

for the first time

(adv.)

as, how

(conj.)

than