dea, -ae

goddess

(Noun, f.)

deabus

goddess

(Noun, f.; dat. and abl. plural)

deus, -ī

god

(Noun, m.; nom. and voc. singular the same)

dī

god

(Noun, m.; nom. plural)

dīs

god

(Noun, m.; dat. and abl. plural)

discipula, -ae; discipulus, -ī

learner, pupil, student

(Noun, f.; Noun, m.)

īnsidiae, -ārum

ambush, plot, treachery

(Noun, f. plural)

liber, librī

book

(Noun, m.)

tyrannus, -ī

vitium, -iī

fault, crime, vice

(Noun, n.)

Graecus, -a, -um

Greek

(Adjective)

Graecus, -ī

a Greek

(Noun, m.)

perpetuus, -a, -um

perpetual, lasting, uninterrupted, continuous

(Adjective)

plēnus, -a, -um

full, abundant, generous

(Adjective)

salvus, -a, -um

safe, sound

(Adjective)

secundus, -a, -um

second, favorable

(Adjective)

vester, vestra, vestrum

-que

and

(Enclitic Conjunction)

ubi

where

(1. Relative Adverb and Conjunction)

(2. Interrogative Adverb and Conjunction)

ibi

there

(Adverb)

nunc

now, at present

(Adverb)

quārē

because of which thing (quā rē)

therefore, wherefore, why

(Adverb)

possum, posse, potuī

to be able, can, could, have power

(Verb)

tolerō, tolerāre

optāre

to wish

(Verb)

gustāre

to taste

(Verb)

delectāre

to delight

(Verb)

varius, -a, -um

varied

(Adjective)

statua, -ae

statue

(Noun)

īnfīrmus, -a, -um

lēgēs

laws

(Noun, nom. plural)

nec

dīcere

to say

(Verb)

hoc

this

(acc.)

tantum