ēdī, ēsus

ireg. to eat

complēre,

complēvī, complētus

to fill

irrumpere,

irrūpī, irruptus

to burst in

-āvī, -ātus

to count

-āvī, -ātus

to howl

-āvī, -ātus

to wound

exuī, exūtus

to take off

prōcessī, prōcessūrus

to go forward

caruī, caritūrus +abl.

to need, lack

dērīsī, dērīsus

to laugh at,

to get the last laugh

abripuī, abreptus

to snatch away

respexī, respectus

to look back (at)

cithara, -ae

citharā lūdere ?

f. lyre

citharā lūdere ?

to play (on) the lyre

n. wine sweetened

with honey

gustāvī, -ātus

to taste

m. mushroom

sprinkled

f. plague

n. cup, goblet

m. place

f. eating-house,

bar

most/very angry

adv. together

the rest,

the others

Hurray!

scindere,

scidī, scissus

to cut, split, carve

m. cook

f.pl. second course,

dessert

f. grape,

bunch of grapes

n. pear

n. raisin-wine

nearby

f. moon

conj. just as if

adv. at noon

located, situated

n. clothing,

pl. clothes

f. soul, "heart"

m. nose

f. shadow, shade

(of the dead)

conj. until

adv. earlier

n. livestock,

sheep and cattle

m. blood

m. doctor

adv. afterward

afferre,

attuli, allātus

to bring

*efferō, --

(irrg.)

efferre,

extulī, elātus

to carry out,

to bring out

capere,

cēpi, captus

to take, to catch

facere,

fēcī, factus

to make, to do

lavāre,

lavi, lautus

to wash

narrāre,

narrāvi, narrātus

to tell

emere,

ēmī, ēmptus

to buy

venīre,

vēnī, ventūrus

to come

advenīre,

advēnī, adventūrus

to reach, to arrive

nolle, nōlui

not want

dāre,

dedī, atus

to give

currere,

cucurri, cursurus

to run

-dedicāvi, -ātus

to dedicate

excusāvi, -ātus

to excuse,

to forgive

cecīdī, caesus

to cut