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| us (m); chance, (mis)fortune; fall |
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| ere, crevi, cretus; DISCERN, perceive, understand, decide; fight |
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| (acc) around, about, at, near |
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| oris (m); shout, roar, applause |
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| is (f); fleet, army, ship |
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| itis (m/f); comrade, follower |
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| jugis (m/f); husband, wife |
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| oris (n); body, CORPSE, form |
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| (conj) when, while, since, although |
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| a, um; all, whole, entire |
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| ae (f); care, anxiety, grief; love |
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| us (m); course, running; haste |
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| (abl) (down/away) from, of, concerning, according to |
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| i (m); god, divinity, DEITY |
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| (e)ra, (e)rum; right (hand); favorable; (f subst) right hand |
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| ere, dixi, dictus; say, speak, tell, call, name, describe, chant |
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| i (n); word, speech, command |
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| onis (f); legendary founder and queen of Carthage |
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| diei (m/f); DAY, time, season |
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| a, um; DIVINE, heavenly, deified; (subst) DIVINITY, god, goddess |
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| dare, dedi, datus; give (forth), grant, allow, bestow; put, place, make |
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| us (f); house(hold), home, abode; family, race, line |
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| i (n); gift, offering, prize, reward |
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| ere, duxi, ductus; lead, draw (out), protract; PRODUCE; think |
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| while, as long as, until, provided |
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| (abl) out of, from, according to |
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| mei (pl. nos, nostrum); I |
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| ire, ivi (ii), itus; go, proceed, come |
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| i (m); horse, steed, charger |
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| ere, ui, reptus; snatch (from), tear away; rescue; hasten |
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| stray, wander, ERR; linger |
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| and, also, even, too; both ... and |
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