aqua, aquae

 f. water

 insula, insulae

 f. island

 silva, silvae

 f. forest, woods

via, viae

 f. road, way, street

est

is

sunt

are

non

not

et

and

sed

but

fama, fame

f. report, fame

familia, familiae

f. family

fortuna, fortunae

f. luck, fortune

puella, puellae

f. girl

terra, terrae

f. land, earth

vita, vitae

 f. life

bonus, bona, bonum

good

durus, dura, durum

hard

magnus, magna, magnum

great, big

parvus, parva, parvum

small

amant

(they) love, like

portant

(they) carry

agricola, agricolae

 m. farmer

amo, amare [amavi, amatus-a-um]

love, like

laboro, laborare [laboravi, laboratus-a-um]

work, labor

paro, parare [paravi, paratus-a-um]

prepare

specto, spectare [spectavi, spectatus-a-um]

watch, look

longa

long

multa

much

nova

new, strange

minime

no

salve, salvete

hello

sic

yes

vale, valete

goodbye

carrus, carri

m. cart, wagon

equus, equi

m. horse

servus, servi

m. slave

malus, mala, malum

bad

erat

he/she/it was

erant

they were

laudo, laudare [laudavi, laudatus-a-um]

praise

nunc

now

olim

once, formerly, sometime

ubi

where

quod

because

cibus, cibi

m. food

copia, copiae

f. supply, abundance

cura, curae

f. care, concern

forma, formae

f. shape

numerus, numeri

m. number

regina, reginae

f. queen

antiquus, antiqua, antiquum

ancient, old

clarus, clara, clarum

clear, famous

planus, plana, planum

level

Romanus, Romana, Romanum

Roman

etiam

even, also

postea

 afterwards

in (+abl)

in, on

i.e (id est)

that is

e.g (exempli gratia)

for example

 ect. (et cetera)

and the rest, and so forth

non sequitur

it doesn't follow

magna cum laude

with great praise, honor

in loco parentis

in place of a parent

carpe diem

seize the day

nauta, nautae

m. sailor

pecunia, pecuniae

f . money

unda, undae

f. wave

totus, tota, totum

whole, all

navigo, navigare [navigavi, navigatus-a-um]

sail

cras

tommorrow

tum

then

ad (+ acc)

to, towards

cum (+abl)

with

in (+acc)

into

sine (+abl)

without

trans (+acc)

across

amicus, amici

m. friend

domiinus, domini

m. master

femina, feminae

f. female

littera, litterae

f. letter (of the alphabet); pl. a letter (epistle)

praeda, praedae

f. loot, booty

pupa, pupae

f. doll, little girl

amicus, amica, amicum

friendly

beatus, beata, beatum

happy, blessed

gratus, grata, gratum

pleasing, grateful

meus, mea, meum

my

celebro, celebrare [celebravi, celebratus-a-um]

celebrate, honor

dono, donare [donavi, donatus-a-um]

 give, donate

mando, madare [madavi, mandatus-a-um]

hand, entrust

monstro, monstrare [mostravi, monstratus-a-um]

point out, show

nuntio, nuntiare [nuntiavi, nuntiatus-a-um]

announce, report

probo, probare [probavi, probatus-a-um]

test, prove, approve

benigne

thank you

ager, agri

m. field

casa, casae

f. house

filia, filiae

f. daughter

hora, horae

f. hour

puer, pueri

m. boy

vir, viri

m. man