de (prep. + abl)
1) place: down from, away from, out of 2) time: just after, about 3) about, concerning, in accordance with
dico dicere dixi dictum
to say, tell, speak, mention; name, appoint
dies diei (m/f)
day, time
in dies
from day to day
diem ex die
day after day
discedo discedere discessi discessum
to go away, depart, retire; leave
do dare dedi datum
to give, grant, furnish; offer; yield, give up;
in fugam dare
to put to flight
duco ducere duxi ductum
to lead, conduct, guide draw; bring, fetch; trace, construct, extend; deem, consider, judge; protract, defer
dum
while, as long as; (+ subjunctive) until
duo duae duo
two
e, ex (prep. + abl)
1) place: out of, from, away from 2) time: from, after, since 3) of, because of, in accordance with
una ex parte
on one side
ex itinere
immediately after the march
e regione
opposite
eques equitis (m)
a horseman; equestrian; pl. cavalry
equitatus equitatus (m)
cavalry; horsemen
equus equi (m)
horse
et
and, also, too, even
et...et
both...and
etiam
and also, also, even, yet
exercitus exercitus (m)
an army
existimo existimare -avi -atum
reckon, think, consider
facile
easily, readily
facilis facilis facile
easy
facio facere feci factum
make, construct, form, do, execute (commands); give (an opportunity; with ut - to bring about, cause; to do, to act
fio fieri --- factus sum
result, happen, come to pass
fere (adv)
almost, nearly, about, for the most part
fero ferre tuli latum
to carry, bear, bring, endure, suffer, support, withstand; receive, tell, report, give, render (aid), offer, propose (terms)
finis finis (m)
boundary; limit, border, end; pl. borders, territory, country
flumen fluminis (n)
river, stream
frumentum frumenti (n)
grain; pl. crops
Gallia Galliae (f)
Gaul
Gallus Galla Gallum
Gallic; pl. the Gauls
genus generis (n)
descent, origin, race, class, tribe, family; kind, nature
Germani Germanorum (m)
the Germani
gero gerere gessi gestum
carry, bear, wield; (of war) carry on, perform, wage, conduct; passive - be done, go on, occur
gravis gravis grave
heavy, oppressive, hard, severe, serious, advanced (in years)