Angl, Anglo
	[adj] england (English)
Franc, Franco
	[n] france (Frenchman)
Nipon, Nippon
	[n] japan
Polon, Polono
	[n] poland (Pole)
Rus, Russia
	[n] russia (Russian)
Sin, Sina
	[n] china
ab
	[adv] abroad
	[adv] away
	[prep] by (authorship)
	[prep] from
	[prep] of (agent, authorship)
	[prep] off
	of (concerning)
abac, abaco
	[n] abacus
abes
	[adj] absent (to be absent)
abiet, abiete
	[n] fir
acend, accende
	[v] light
acens, accenso
	lighted
acip, accipe
	[v] accept
acer, acere
	[n] maple
aciar, aciario
	[n] steel
ac, acie
	[n] sharp (sharpness)
	[n] vision
acquir, acquire
	[v] acquire
ac, acu
	[n] needle
ad
	[prep] at (contiguous to)
	[prep] at (toward)
	[prep] to
	[prep] toward
ad exter, ad extero
	[adv] abroad
ad retr, ad retro
	[adv] backward
ades
	[adj] to be present
adhuc
	[adv] so far
	as yet
adjacent, adjacente
	[adj] adjacent
	[prep] at (at hand)
adjunct, adjuncto
	[adj] adjunct
adjung, adjunge
	[v] adjoin
adjutor, adjutore
	[n] clerk
adjuv, adjuva
	[v] help
adspic, adspice
	[v] look (look at)
adven, adveni
	[v] arrive
advent, adventu
	[n] advent (rel)
	[n] arrival
advers, adverso
	[adj] adverse
	[adj] against
aegr, aegro
	[adj] sick
aeronav, aeronave
	[n] air (airship)
aes
	[n] brass
aestat, aestate
	[n] summer
aev, aevo
	[n] epoch
	[n] era
ager gratias, agere gratias
	[v] thank
	return thanks
agn, agno
	[n] lamb
agnosc, agnosce
	[v] acknowledge
agricol, agricola
	[n] farm (farmer)
agr, agro
	[n] field
al, ala
	[n] wing
alb, albo
	[adj] white
al, ale
	[v] rear (feed and support)
	feed (give food, or provide in manner of food)
alib, alibi
	[cor] elsewhere
aliment, alimento
	[n] food
al, alio
	[adj] other
	[adv] else
aliquand, aliquando
	sometime
aliquant, aliquanto
	[adj] several (indef amount)
	a few
	some (unspecified number or quantity)
	some amount
	to a certain extent
aliquid
	somewhat
aliq, aliquo
	[cor] some (unknown or unspecified by name)
	someone
aliquot
	some amount
alter, altero
	[adj] another
	[prn] either
alt, alto
	[adj] high
	[adj] tall
am, ama
	[v] like
	[v] love (feel deep affection for)
amar, amaro
	[adj] bitter
amb, ambo
	[adv] both
ambul, ambula
	[v] amble
	[v] walk
amicit, amicitia
	friendship
amic, amico
	[n] friend
amit, amita
	[n] aunt
amoen, amoeno
	[adj] agree (agreeable)
	[adj] pleasant
amor, amore
	[n] love
amov, amove
	[v] displace
amplect, amplecte
	[v] clasp
	[v] embrace
	[v] hug
an
	[conj] whether
analphabet, analphabeta
	[adj] illiterate
ananas
	[n] pineapple
anat, anate
	[n] duck
ancil, ancilla
	[n] maid
	[n] waitress
anel, anello
	[n] ring
anguil, anguilla
	[n] anguilla
	[n] eel
angust, angustia
	[n] anguish
	[n] difficult (difficulty)
angust, angusto
	[adj] narrow
	[adj] tight
anim, anima
	[n] soul
an, anno
	[n] year
anon?, annon?
	or not?
an, annue
	[v] assent
anunt, annuntio
	[n] advertise (advertisement)
	[n] announcement
anser, ansere
	[n] goose
ant, ante
	before (time)
ant, antea
	[adv] previous (previously)
anteprand, anteprandio
	[n] hors d'oeuvre
apage!
	[prep] out (get out!)
ap, ape
	[n] bee
aper, aperi
	[v] open
apert, aperto
	[adj] open
aport, apporta
	[v] bring
apropinq, appropinqua
	[v] draw near
	[v] accost
apud
	[prep] among
	[prep] at (in the house of)
	[prep] at (near)
	[prep] by (near)
	[prep] near
	alongside
	in the house of
apud que
	[conj] whereat
aq, aqua
	[n] water
aquil, aquila
	[n] eagle
ar, ara
	[v] plough
aratr, aratro
	[n] plough
ard, arde
	[v] burn
ar (de domo), area (de domo)
	[n] yard (enclosed courtyard)
argent, argento
	[n] silver
armar, armario
	[n] armoire
	[n] cabinet
	[n] sideboard
aretrat, arretrato
	[n] arrears
arid, arride
	[v] smile
ascensor, ascensore
	[n] elevator
asin, asino
	[n] ass (zool)
	[n] donkey
aspic, aspice
	[v] look
asecurant, assecurantia
	[n] insure (insurance)
asecuration, assecuratione
	[n] insure
asembl, assembla
	[v] assemble
asuefac, assuefac
	[v] habituate
astr, astro
	[n] star
atel, atele
	[n] post (postage stamp)
ater
	[adj] black
atq, atque
	[conj] and
atr, atra
	[adj] black
atramentar, atramentario
	inkstand
atrament, atramento
	[n] ink
atend, attende
	[v] await
	[v] wait (wait for)
ating, attinge
	[v] attain
	get (reach)
aud, aude
	[v] dare
aud, audi
	[v] hear
audit, audito
	[adj] heard
audit, auditu
	[n] hearing
aug, auge
	[v] augment
	[v] increase
augur, augura
	[v] augur
augur, augurio
	[n] augury
august, augusto
	[adj] eminent
	[n] august
aul, aula
	[n] hall
aur, aure
	[n] ear
aur, auro
	[n] gold
auror
	[n] morning
aut
	[conj] or
aut...aut
	either ... or
auxil, auxilio
	[n] help
av, ave
	[n] bird
aven, avena
	[n] oat
avuncul, avunculo
	[n] uncle
bacul, baculo
	[n] cane
	[n] stick
bajul, bajulo
	[n] porter
balaen, balaena
	[n] whale
baln, balneo
	bathroom
barb, barba
	[n] beard
bas, basio
	[n] kiss
bas, basso
	[adj] low
bat, battue
	[v] beat (strike repeatedly)
beat, beato
	[adj] bless (blessed)
	[adj] bliss (blissful)
bec, becco
	[n] beak
	[n] beak
bel, bello
	[n] war
ben, bene
	[adv] well
benedict, benedicto
	well said
benign, benigno
	[adj] benign
	[adj] courteous
	[adj] kind
	[adj] mild (medicines, diseases)
	good (morally)
best, bestia
	[n] beast
bib, bibe
	[v] drink
bibit, bibita
	[n] beverage
	[n] drink
bibliopol, bibliopola
	[n] book (bookseller)
bibliothec, bibliotheca
	[n] library
bin, bino
	two by two
bis
	[adv] again
	[adv] twice
blandit, blanditia
	[n] blandish (blandishment)
	[n] caress
bombyc, bombyce
	silkworm
bonitat, bonitate
	[n] goodness
bon, bono
	[adj] good
bov, bove
	[n] cow (female)
	[n] ox (castrated bull)
brac, braca
	[n] breeches
	[n] trousers (breeches)
brach, brachio
	[n] arm
	[n] brace
brev, breve
	[adj] short (brief)
bubon, bubone
	[n] owl
buc, bucca
	[n] mouth
bucin, bucina
	[n] bugle
	[n] trumpet
bul, bulli
	[v] boil
cabal, caballo
	[n] horse
cad, cade
	[v] fall
caed, caede
	[v] cut
cael, caelo
	[n] heaven
	[n] sky
caelorasor, caelorasore
	skyscraper
caerul, caeruleo
	[adj] blue
	[adj] cerulean
calc, calce
	[n] lime
calc, calceo
	[n] boot
	[n] shoe
caldar, caldario
	[n] oven
	[n] stove
calefac
	[v] heat
	[v] warm
calid, calido
	[adj] hot
	[adj] warm
cal, callo
	[n] corn
calor, calore
	[n] heat
camb, cambia
	[v] change (substitute one thing for another)
camer, camera
	[n] room
camin, camino
	fireplace
camis, camisia
	[n] chemise
	[n] shirt
campan, campana
	[n] bell
can, cane
	[n] dog
can, canna
	[n] reed
canab, cannabe
	[n] hemp
can, cano
	[adj] grey
cant, canta
	[v] sing
capac, capace
	[adj] able (skillful)
	[adj] capable
capil, capillo
	[n] hair
capit, capite
	[n] head
capitul, capitulo
	[n] chapter (book)
cap, cappa
	[n] hat
capar, cappario
	hatter
capr, capra
	[n] goat
capsul, capsula
	[n] box
	[n] capsule
capt, capto
	[adj] caught
carbon, carbone
	[n] coal (lapideo)
carn, carne
	[n] flesh
	[n] meat
car, carro
	[n] car
	[n] wagon
castan, castanea
	[n] chestnut
cast, casto
	[adj] chaste
cataract, cataracta
	[n] cascade
	[n] cataract
	waterfall
cathedr, cathedra
	[n] chair
cautel, cautela
	[n] caution (care to avoid danger)
	[n] security
cav, cavo
	[n] cave
	[n] hollow
	hole (cavity)
	pit (cavity)
ce
	[cor] this
ced, cede
	[v] abandon
	[v] yield (give way)
	give up
celer, celere
	[adj] quick
cel, cella
	[n] cell
	[n] cellar
	store room
cen, cena
	[n] dinner
	[n] supper
centesim, centesimo
	[ord] hundredth
centum
	[card] hundred
cerebr, cerebro
	[n] brain
cert, certo
	[adj] certain (sure)
	[adj] sure
	[adv] certainly (assuredly)
	[inter] yes
	[prep] by (by all means)
	of course
certo!
	to be sure!
cervis, cervisia
	[n] beer
ces, cessa
	[v] cease
ceter, cetero
	[adj] remaining
ceterum
	[conj] but
	on the other hand
chart, charta
	[n] paper
chartar, chartario
	[n] station (stationer)
chirothec, chirotheca
	[n] glove
cib, cibo
	[n] food
	[n] provide (provisions)
	[n] repast
ciner, cinereo
	[adj] ash (ashy)
	[adj] grey
circ, circa
	[prep] about (place, time, quantity)
circ, circui
	[v] circle
	[v] circuit
	[v] encompass
	[v] surround
circul, circulo
	[n] circle
	[n] ring
circum
	[prep] around
circumd, circumda
	[v] encircle
	[v] surround
circumfer
	[v] hawk (peddle)
cis
	this side of
cit, cita
	[v] cite
	[v] quote
cithar, cithara
	[n] guitar
cit, cito
	[adj] early (towards beginning)
citrin, citrino
	[adj] yellow
civil, civile
	[adj] civil (polite)
	[adj] polite
civitat, civitate
	[n] city
	[n] town
clam
	[adv] secret (secretly)
clam, clama
	[v] claim
	[v] cry
	call out
claud, claude
	[v] close
claus, clauso
	[adj] closed
clausur, clausura
	[n] closure
clav, clave
	[n] key (of a piano, computer)
	key (to a lock)
claviar, claviario
	[n] lock (locksmith)
	keyboard
coact, coacta
	force (coerce, compel)
coactil, coactilia
	[n] felt (cloth)
cochlear, cochleare
	[n] spoon
coel, coelo
	[n] heaven
	[n] sky
cog, coge
	[v] compel
	force
cogit, cogita
	[v] cogitate
	[v] think
cognit, cognito
	[adj] known
cognosc, cognosce
	[v] know
colection, collectione
	[n] collection
colig, collige
	[v] collect
	[v] gather
	[v] pack
col, collo
	[n] neck
comit, comita
	[v] accompany
	[v] escort
comeat, commeatu
	[n] caravan
	[n] furlough
comencement princip, commencement principio
	[n] commence
comerciant, commerciante
	[n] trade (trader)
comisar, commissario
	[n] commissary
	[n] commissioner
comod, commodo
	[adj] commodious
compat, compate
	[v] sympathy (sympathize with)
	[v] pity
compl, comple
	[v] achieve
	[v] complete
comput, computo
	[n] account
con, cona
	[v] try
conat, conatu
	[n] attempt
	[n] effort
conceptibil, conceptibile
	[adj] conceivable
concip, concipe
	[v] conceive
condon, condona
	[v] condone
	[v] pardon
confit, confite
	[v] admit
	[v] confess
confl, conflue
	[v] assemble
	[v] meet
conjunct, conjuncto
	[adj] connected
	[adj] related
consanguin, consanguineo
	[adj] consanguineous
	[adj] related
conseq, conseque
	[v] result
	[v] overtake
consid, conside
	sit down
consil, consilia
	[v] advise
	[v] counsel
consobrin, consobrino
	[n] cousin
consperg, consperge
	[v] sprinkle (wet with any liquid)
const, consta
	[v] cost
construct, constructo
	[adj] built
	[adj] constructed
consul, consule
	[v] advise
	[v] consult
contemn, contemne
	[v] scorn
content, contento
	[adj] content
	[adj] pleased
continent, continente
	[adj] contain (containing)
	[n] continent
contr, contra
	[prep] against
contrist, contrista
	[v] sadden
conviv, conviva
	[v] dine
	[v] feast
coper, cooperi
	[v] cover
copert, cooperto
	[adj] covered
coq, coque
	[v] cook
coquin, coquina
	[n] kitchen
coq, coquo
	[n] cook
coram
	[prep] before (place)
cord, corde
	[n] heart
cor, corio
	[n] leather
coron, corona
	[n] corona
	[n] crown
	[n] wreath
	[v] crown
corpor, corpore
	[n] body
	[n] frame (body)
corig, corrige
	[v] correct
cortic, cortice
	[n] bark (tree, outer)
	[n] peel
	[n] rind
costelet, costeletta
	[n] cutlet
cras
	[adv] tomorrow
cras, crasso
	[adj] big
	[adj] coarse
	thick (large depth)
craticul, craticula
	[n] grid
	[n] grill
cred, crede
	[v] believe
cremor de lact, cremore de lacte
	[n] cream
cresc, cresce
	[v] grow
	[v] increase
cret, creta
	[n] chalk
crosing traject, crossing trajectu
	[n] cross
crud, crudo
	[adj] crude
	[adj] raw
	[adj] unripe
crur, crure
	[n] leg
cubicul, cubiculo
	[n] closet
	[n] cubicle
	bedroom
cubit, cubito
	[n] cubit
	[n] elbow
culcit, culcita
	[n] mattress
culp, culpa
	[n] blame
cult, culto
	[adj] cultivate (cultivated)
cultr, cultro
	[n] knife
cum
	[prep] with
cup, cupa
	[n] cup
cupr, cupro
	[n] copper
cur, cura
	[n] cure
	[v] care (care for)
	[v] cure
	[v] heal
cur, curre
	[v] run
curs, cursu
	[n] run
	course (racing)
curt, curto
	short (length)
custod, custode
	[n] custodian
	[n] keeper
da
	[v] accord (give, award)
	[v] give
damnos, damnoso
	[adj] hurt (hurtful)
	injurious
dapifer, dapifero
	[n] steward (on ship, plane)
	[n] waiter
de
	[adj] concern (concerning)
	[prep] about (concerning)
	[prep] from
	of (origin, derivation, starting point)
	of (possession)
de me
	[pos] mine
de nos
	ours
de nov, de novo
	[adv] again
de te
	thine
de vos
	yours
deb, debe
	[v] must
	[v] owe
debil, debile
	[adj] weak
debit, debito
	[n] debt
decem
	[card] ten
decem duo
	[card] twelve
decem tres
	[card] thirteen
decem un, decem uno
	[card] eleven
deces, decessu
	[n] death
decim, decimo
	[fract] tenth
decim prim, decimo primo
	[ord] eleventh
decim secund, decimo secundo
	[ord] twelfth
decim tert, decimo tertio
	[ord] thirteenth
defic, defice
	[v] lacking (be lacking)
deg, dege
	[v] abide
	[v] reside
	to spend time
deind, deinde
	[adv] after
	[prep] since
dejejun, dejejuno
	[n] breakfast
delect, delecta
	[v] charm
	entertain (amuse)
denar, denario
	[n] money
deniq, denique
	[adv] final (finally)
	at last
dent, dente
	[n] tooth
deo
	[n] god
descend, descende
	[v] descend
	go down
desider, desidera
	[v] desire
desider, desiderio
	[n] desire
design, designo
	[n] design
	[n] sketch
despect, despecta
	[v] despise
despic, despice
	[v] despise
deteg, detege
	[v] detect
	[v] discover
devest, devesti
	take off (clothes)
dexter, dextero
	at the right
diabol, diabolo
	[n] deuce
	[n] devil
dic
	[v] declare
	[v] say
die
	[n] day (24 hour period)
difund, diffunde
	[v] diffuse
	[v] spread
diger, digere
	[v] digest
digit, digito
	[n] digit
	[n] finger
dign, digno
	worthy
dimid, dimidio
	[fract] half
dirig, dirige
	[v] address
	[v] direct
disc, disce
	[v] learn (by study)
discoper, discoperi
	[v] discover
discopert, discoperto
	[adj] discovered
discut, discute
	[v] address
	[v] discuss
	[v] talk (talk over)
distant, distante
	[adj] distant
	[adj] far
diurnal, diurnale
	[adj] diurnal
	[n] journal
divers, diverso
	[adj] differ (different)
	[adj] diverse
	[adj] varied (diverse)
divit, divitia
	[n] riches
doc, doce
	[v] teach (educate)
doct, docto
	[adj] learned
dol, dole
	[v] grieve
	[v] regret
dolent, dolente
	[adj] regretful
	[adj] sad
	[adj] sorry
dolor, dolore
	[n] ache
	[n] pain
domin, domina
	[n] mrs. (short for Mistress)
domin, domino
	[n] mr. (short for Mister)
domit, domita
	[v] tame (domesticate)
dom, domo
	[n] home
	[n] house
donation
	[n] donate (donation)
	[n] tip (donation)
donec
	up to (until)
dorm, dormi
	[v] sleep
dors, dorso
	[n] back (anat)
dot, dote
	[n] dowry
dub, dubio
	[n] doubt
duc
	[v] lead
dulc, dulce
	[adj] sweet
dum
	[adv] while
	[n] during
	as long as
duo
	[card] two
duo per duo
	two by two
duo vic, duo vice
	[adv] twice
dupl, duplo
	[adj] double
dur, dura
	[v] continue
	[v] endure
	[v] last
	[v] remain
	go on
dur, duro
	[adj] hard
e
	did
e scrib, e scribe
	i did write
ec, ecce
	[inter] behold!
	[inter] here is/here are
ecles, ecclesia
	[n] church
ed, ede
	[v] eat
edisc, edisce
	[v] master (learn thoroughly)
	to learn by heart
efic, effice
	[v] cause
	[v] effect
	[v] perform
	bring about
	carry out
	effectuate
eheu!
	[inter] alas
eho!
	[inter] hello
elev, eleva
	[v] elevate
	[v] lift
elig, elige
	[v] choose (elect)
em, eme
	[v] acquire
	[v] buy
emption, emptione
	[n] purchase
encaust, encausta
	[v] enamel
encaust, encausto
	[n] enamel
endiv, endivia
	[n] endive
ent, ente
	[n] being (entity)
	[n] entity
eo
	[cor] that
	[cor] there
epistol, epistola
	[n] epistle
	[n] letter (correspondence)
epul, epula
	[n] dinner
	[n] feast
	[v] dine
	[v] entertain
equiset, equiseto
	horsetail
eq, equo
	[n] horse
erg, erga
	[prep] toward
erg, ergo
	[adv] accordingly
	[adv] hence
	[adv] so
	[prep] because of
	on account of
	therefore
eric, erica
	[n] heath
erig, erige
	[v] erect
	[v] set (set up)
erudit, erudito
	[adj] culture (cultured)
	[adj] erudite
	[adj] learned
es
	[v] be
est
	[n] east
et
	[conj] and
et...et
	both...and
etiam
	[adv] also
	[adv] even
	[inter] yes
ets, etsi
	[conj] although
	[conj] though
	even if
euge!
	[inter] bravo
evanesc, evanesce
	[v] disappear
	[v] vanish
evit, evita
	[v] avoid
	[v] shirk
	[v] shun
evolut, evoluto
	[adj] evolve (evolved)
ex
	[n] virtue (by virtue of)
	of (out of)
	out of
ex nav, ex nave
	[v] egredi
ex, exi
	[v] depart
	go out
exit, exitu
	[n] departure
expect, expecta
	[v] expect
	[v] wait
exped, expedi
	[n] expedient (to be expedient)
	[v] dispatch
	[v] release
expergisc, expergisce
	[v] awake (to wake up)
expon, expone
	[v] display (exhibit)
	[v] exhibit
	[v] expose (set in public view)
	expose (uncover, reveal)
exprim, exprime
	[v] express
exseq, exseque
	[v] execute (perform)
exter, extero
	[n] exterior
	[n] shell (outer part)
extr, extra
	[adv] exceedingly
	outside
extran, extraneo
	[adj] exterior
	[adj] extraneous
	[adj] foreign
ex, exue
	[adj] rid (to get rid of)
	remove (take away, do away with)
fab, faba
	[n] bean
fabric, fabrica
	[n] building
	[n] cloth (any woven fabric)
	[n] factory
	[n] firm (business)
	[v] build
	[v] construct
	[v] manufacture
fabricant, fabricante
	[n] manufacturer
fabul, fabula
	[n] fiction
	[n] story
	[n] tale
fac
	[v] do
	[v] make
facil, facile
	[adj] easy
factur, factura
	[n] bill
fag, fago
	[n] beech
fam, fama
	[n] celebrity
famul, famulo
	[n] janitor
	[n] manservant
farc, farci
	[v] stuff (fill)
	[v] upholster
farin, farina
	[n] flour
	[n] meal
faragin, farragine
	[n] farrago
	[n] medley
fasc, fasce
	[n] bundle
	[n] pack (package)
fasc, fascia
	necktie (de collo)
fautor, fautore
	[n] follower
	[n] support (supporter)
fav, fave
	[v] endorse
	[v] favor
	[v] follow
febr, febri
	[n] fever
fel, fele
	[n] cat
felic, felice
	[adj] happy
femin, femina
	[n] female
fenestr, fenestra
	[n] window
fer
	[v] carry
fercul, ferculo
	[n] course (of dinner)
fer, feri
	[v] strike
	[v] wound
fer, ferro
	[n] iron
ferov, ferrovia
	railroad
fes, fesso
	[adj] fatigue (fatigued)
festination, festinatione
	[n] hurry
fi
	[v] become
fictil, fictilia
	[n] earthenware
	[n] pottery
fict, ficto
	[adj] feign (feigned)
	[adj] unfounded
fidel, fidele
	[adj] faithful
fiduc, fiducia
	[n] assure (assurance)
	[n] confide (confidence)
	[n] rely (reliance)
fil, filia
	[n] daughter
filic, filice
	[n] fern
fil, filio
	[n] son
fil, filo
	[n] thread
fin, fini
	[v] finish
fisur, fissura
	[n] chop
	[n] cleave (cleavage)
	[n] fissure
	[n] split
flam, flamma
	[n] flame
flamifer, flammifero
	[n] match (for fire)
flat, flatu
	[n] breath
flav, flavo
	[adj] blond
	[adj] fair (hair)
	[adj] yellow
fle
	[v] cry
	[v] weep
flebil, flebile
	[adj] plaintive
flect, flecte
	[v] bend
	[v] inflect
floc, flocco
	[n] flake
flor, flore
	[n] flower
	[v] bloom
	[v] flourish
	[v] flower
fl, flue
	[v] elapse
	[v] flow
	[v] leak (fluid)
fluv, fluvio
	[n] river
focal, focale
	necktie
foc, foco
	[n] fire
fodin, fodina
	[n] mine
fol, folio
	[n] leaf
foris
	[adv] outside
forsan
	[adv] perhaps
	[prep] by (by chance)
	may (perhaps, maybe)
fort, forte
	[adj] strong
fort, fortia
	[n] force (mech, mil)
	[v] force (by physical power)
	force (strength)
fos, fossa
	[n] ditch
	[n] grave
	pit (dug out)
fov, fove
	[v] brood (brood upon)
	[v] coddle
	[v] favor
fov, fovea
	[n] pitfall
	[n] trap
fract, fracto
	[adj] broken
	[adj] crushed
franc, franco
	[n] frank (Frank)
frang, frange
	[v] break
fratr, fratre
	[n] brother
fric, frica
	[v] erase
	[v] rub
frict, fricto
	[adj] fry (fried)
frigid, frigido
	[adj] cold
frigor, frigore
	[n] cold
front, fronte
	[n] forehead
frument, frumento
	[n] wheat
fum, fuma
	[v] smoke (cigar, etc.)
fund, funda
	[v] base
	[v] found
	[v] fund
fund, funde
	[v] cast (form)
	[v] melt
	[v] pour
	[v] smelt
fung, fungo
	[n] fungus
	[n] mushroom
furcul, furcula
	[n] fork
furn, furno
	[n] oven
	[n] stove
fusc, fusco
	[adj] brown
	[adj] dark
galin, gallina
	[n] hen
gal, gallo
	[n] cock
gaud, gaude
	[v] rejoice
gaud, gaudio
	[n] joy
	[n] pleasure
gaz, gaza
	[n] gauze
gener, genere
	[n] genus
	[n] kind
genitor, genitore
	[n] parent
gent, gente
	[n] clan (gens)
	[n] people
gentil, gentile
	[adj] courteous
	[adj] gentle
gen, genu
	[n] knee
ger, gere
	[v] manage (look after the affairs of person, business, organization)
	[v] wear (clothes)
	have on, be wearing
gerent, gerente
	[n] manager (for an owner)
germin, germine
	[n] bud
	[n] germ
glac, glacie
	[n] ice
glauc, glauco
	[adj] seagreen
glut, gluti
	[v] swallow
gnath
	[n] cheek
gosyp, gossypio
	[n] cotton
grad, grade
	[v] walk
	go (on foot)
gran, grano
	[n] grain
	corn (grain)
graph, graphio
	[n] pencil
gratias
	[n] thanks
gratis
	[adj] free
grat, grato
	[adj] agree
	[adj] grateful
grav, grave
	[adj] grave (serious, weighty, not trifling)
	[adj] heavy
	[adj] serious (earnest, sincere, not joking)
	serious (weighty, not trifling)
gubern, guberna
	[v] govern
	[v] rule
gum, gummi
	[n] gum
gust, gusta
	[v] taste
gust, gustu
	[n] taste
gut, guta
	[n] drop
gyps, gypso
	[n] chalk
gyr, gyro
	[v] turn (on a connected axis)
	pity (on a connected axis)
hab, habe
	[v] have
habit, habita
	[v] live
habit, habitu
	[n] clothe (clothes)
	[n] habit (clothes)
hac
	[cor] here
halit, halitu
	[n] breath
haust, haustu
	[n] draught
	[n] drink
hebdomad, hebdomade
	[n] week
hebet, hebete
	[adj] dull
helianth, heliantho
	[n] sunflower
hepat, hepate
	[n] liver
herb, herba
	[n] grass
	[n] herb (any plant without woody stem)
hered, herede
	[n] heir
	[n] inherit (inheritor)
her, heri
	[adv] yesterday
heu!
	[inter] alas
heus!
	[inter] hello
hic
	[cor] here
hiem, hieme
	[n] winter
hinc
	[adv] hence
hirpic, hirpice
	[v] harrow
hirundin, hirundine
	[n] swallow
histor, historia
	[n] history
hoc
	[cor] this
hod, hodie
	[adv] today
	today
homin, homine
	[n] human
hom, homo
	[n] man
hor, hora
	[n] hour
horar, horario
	[n] schedule
	time-table
hord, hordeo
	[n] barley
horologiar, horologiario
	watchmaker
horolog, horologio
	[n] clock
	[n] watch (timepiece)
	[n] wrist (wristwatch)
hort, horto
	[n] garden
hospit, hospite
	[n] guest
	[n] host
huc
	[cor] hither
humer, humero
	[n] shoulder
humil, humile
	[adj] humble
	[adj] low
	[adj] meek
huracan, huracano
	[n] hurricane
i
	[v] go
ib, ibi
	[cor] there
ic, ice
	[v] hit
	[v] punch
idem
	[adj] same
ignav, ignavo
	[n] coward
ign, igne
	[n] fire
ignot, ignoto
	[adj] unknown
il, illa
	[prn] her
	[prn] she
ilas, illas
	they (female)
il, illo
	[cor] that
	[prn] he
	[prn] her
	[prn] it
	[prn] she
	he who
	that one
	that which
ilos, illos
	[prn] they
ilumin, illumina
	[v] illuminate
	[v] light
iminis, iminisso
	[adj] inject (injected)
impavid, impavido
	[adj] dauntless
	[adj] fearless
imped, impedi
	[v] embarrass
	[v] fetter
	[v] impede
	[v] thwart
impediment, impedimento
	[n] baggage
	[n] encumber (encumbrance)
impel, impelle
	[v] drive
	[v] impel
imper, impera
	[v] command
	[v] govern
imper, imperio
	[n] domain
	[n] empire
impermeabil, impermeabile
	[adj] impermeable
	[adj] waterproof
impon, impone
	[v] impose
	[v] load (cargo, bullets, film, et al.)
imposit, imposito
	[n] fee
	[n] tax (amount owed)
impres, impresso
	[adj] printed
impresor, impressore
	[n] print (printer)
in
	[prep] in
in fin, in fine
	[adv] eventual (in the end)
	[adv] final
	[prep] at (at last)
	[prep] at (at the end)
	at last
in futur, in futuro
	[v] will (future tense)
in nul mod, in nullo modo
	no way
in praeterit, in praeterito
	did
incend, incende
	[v] excite
	[v] fire (ignite)
	[v] inflame
	[v] thrill
incid, incide
	[v] happen
	[v] occur (happen)
	[v] cut
	[v] engrave
	[v] incite
	[v] meet
incip, incipe
	[v] begin
incis, inciso
	[adj] cut
	[adj] engraved
	[n] incise (incision)
inclus, incluso
	[adj] include (included)
ind, inde
	[adv] hence
	[adv] thence
indic, indica
	[v] hint
	[v] indicate
	[v] sign
indic, indice
	[n] index
	hand (of a watch)
indign, indigna
	[adj] indignant (be indignant)
	[v] resent
induc
	[v] induce
	assume (suppose, presume)
infaust, infausto
	[adj] ill-omened
	[adj] inauspicious
	[adj] unfavorable
infer
	[v] infer
	[v] introduce (bring in)
inferior, inferiore
	[adj] inferior
	[n] underling
	lower
infirmitat, infirmitate
	[n] illness
	[n] infirmity
	[n] sickness
infirm, infirmo
	[adj] ill
	[adj] infirm
	[adj] sick
infl, influe
	[v] influence
infortun, infortunio
	[n] accident (mishap)
	[n] disaster
	[n] misfortune
infr, infra
	[prep] below
ingeniar, ingeniario
	[n] engineer
ingen, ingenio
	[n] talent
ingred, ingrede
	[v] begin
	[v] take steps to
ingres, ingressu
	[n] entrance
inodor, inodoro
	[adj] inodorous
	[adj] odor (odorless)
inop, inope
	[adj] destitute
	[adj] helpless
inquiet, inquieto
	[adj] restless
	[adj] uneasy
inquil, inquilio
	[n] tenant (of a house)
inquir, inquire
	[v] inquire
inscript, inscripto
	[adj] inscribe (inscribed)
inser, insere
	[v] graft
	[v] implant
	[v] insert
inspic, inspice
	[v] examine
	[v] inspect
inst, insta
	[n] stress (lay stress on)
instig, instiga
	[v] instigate
	[v] prompt
	[v] urge
insul, insula
	[n] island
	[v] insulate
intelig, intellige
	[v] perceive
	[v] understand
inter
	[prep] among
	[prep] between
interdum
	sometime
inter, interea
	[cor] then
interes
	[v] intervene
	[v] interest
	to be between
interesant, interessante
	[adj] interesting
interim
	[adv] meanwhile
interlaq, interlaquea
	[v] interlace
interpon, interpone
	[v] insert
	[v] interpose
interprehend, interprehende
	[v] undertake
interog, interroga
	[v] ask
	[v] interrogate
intr, intra
	[adv] inside (inside of)
	[v] enter
	within
inutil, inutile
	[adj] futile
	useless
inven, inveni
	[v] contrive (invent)
	[v] find
	[v] invent
invid, invide
	[v] envy
involucr, involucro
	[n] envelope
involv, involve
	[v] envelope
	[v] wrap (wrap around)
io!
	[inter] hurrah
	[inter] hurrah!
ips, ipso
	[n] self
irat, irato
	[adj] angry
	[adj] furious
	[adj] irate
ireal, irreale
	[adj] unreal
ist, isto
	[cor] this
it, ita
	[adv] so
	[adv] then
	[cor] thus
	[inter] yes
it ver, ita vero
	[inter] yes
itaq, itaque
	[adv] consequence (consequently)
	therefore
item
	[conj] and
iterum
	[adv] again
	[adv] repeat (repeatedly)
itiner, itinera
	[v] travel
itiner, itinere
	[n] journey
	[n] trip
jac, jace
	[v] lie
jact, jacta
	[v] throw
jam
	[adv] already
	[adv] before now
	[adv] yet (already)
	[prep] by (by now)
	[prep] by (by then)
	[prep] by (by thistime )
	before then
joc, joco
	[n] game
jov, jove
	[n] jupiter
joved, jovedie
	[n] thursday
jub, jube
	[v] order
jubil, jubila
	[v] rejoice
jucunditat, jucunditate
	[n] happiness
	[n] pleasure
judic, judica
	[v] judge
judic, judice
	[n] judge
judic, judicio
	[n] decide (decision)
	judgment
jug, jugo
	[n] yoke (bondage)
junctur, junctura
	[n] connect (connection)
	[n] juncture
jur, jure
	[n] equity
	[n] just (justice)
	[n] law
juscul, jusculo
	[n] broth
	[n] soup
juven, juvene
	[adj] young
	[n] youth (person)
juxt, juxta
	[adj] next (next to)
	[prep] according to
	[prep] near
lab, labe
	[v] elapse
	[v] fall
	[v] glide
	[v] trip
lab, labio
	[n] lip
labor, labora
	[v] work
lacin, lacinia
	[n] skirt
lacrim, lacrima
	[n] tear
	[v] cry
lact, lacte
	[n] milk
laes, laeso
	[adj] damage (damaged)
	[adj] injure (injured)
laetific, laetifica
	[v] gladden
laetit, laetitia
	[n] gladness
	[n] joy
laet, laeto
	[adj] glad
	[adj] joyful
laev, laeva
	at the left
lamin, lamina
	[n] blade
lan, lana
	[n] wool
lapid, lapide
	[n] tomb (tombstone)
	stone (piece of rock)
lapil, lapillo
	stone (pebble)
laq, laqueo
	[n] lace
las, lasso
	[adj] tire (tired)
	[adj] weary
later
	[n] brick
later, latere
	[n] side
lat, lato
	[adj] broad
	[adj] wide
latr, latra
	[v] bark
laur, lauro
	[n] laurel
lav, lava
	[v] wash
lection, lectione
	[n] lesson
lect, lecto
	[n] bed
lector, lectore
	[n] reader
leg, lege
	[n] law
	[v] read
len, lene
	[adj] bland
	[adj] gentle
	[adj] lenient
lent, lento
	[adj] slow
lepor, lepore
	[n] hare
lev, leve
	[adj] light (weight)
libenter
	[adv] freely
	[adv] gladly
	[adv] willingly
liber, libero
	[adj] free
libit, libito
	[n] pleasure
lib, libo
	[n] cake
librament, libramenta
	[n] dumbbell
librar, librario
	[n] book
lic ad un, lice ad uno
	may (have right to, be permitted)
lign, ligno
	[n] timber
	wood (material)
limin, limine
	[n] threshold
	doorstep
	window sill
limin super, limine supero
	[n] lintel
lim, limo
	[n] mud
ling, linge
	[v] lap (drink)
	[v] lick
lingot
	[n] ingot
ling, lingua
	[n] language
	[n] tongue
lin, lino
	[n] flax
	[n] linen
linq, linque
	[v] abandon
	[v] leave
lint, linteo
	[n] towel
linteol, linteolo
	[n] sheet
	bedspread
lintr, lintre
	[n] canoe
lir, lira
	[n] furrow
	[n] rail
litor, litore
	[n] shore
loc, loca
	[v] rent (something to someone)
loc, loco
	[n] estate
	[n] place
	[n] region
	[n] tract
locuplet, locupleto
	[adj] rich
	[adj] wealth (wealthy)
locut, locuto
	[adj] spoken
long, longe
	[adj] far
loq, loque
	[v] speak
luc, luce
	[n] light
lucr, lucra
	[v] acquire
	[v] earn
	[v] gain
lucr, lucro
	[n] benefit
	[n] gain
	[n] lucre
luct, lucta
	[n] battle
	[n] fight
	[n] struggle
	[v] battle
	[v] fight
lud, lude
	[v] jest
	[v] play (a role)
	play (game, sport)
lud, ludo
	[n] amuse (amusement)
	[n] game
	[n] play
luganic, luganica
	[n] sausage
lumin, lumine
	[n] light
lun, luna
	[n] moon
lunad, lunadie
	[n] monday
lup, lupo
	[n] wolf
madid, madido
	[adj] moist
	[adj] soak (soaked)
magis
	[adv] more
	rather (preference)
magistr, magistro
	[n] master (title)
	[n] teacher
magn, magno
	[adj] great
	[adj] large
maj, majo
	[n] may (month)
major, majore
	[adj] major
	[n] major (mil)
	[n] mayor
	greater
	larger
majores
	ancestry
mal, male
	[adj] bad
	[adj] evil
	[adv] badly
	[n] apple
	[n] evil
maleform, maleforma
	[v] malform
mand, manda
	[v] send
manduc, manduca
	[v] eat
man, mane
	[v] remain
manic, manica
	[n] sleeve
mantel, mantele
	[n] cloth (tablecloth)
	[n] napkin
	tablecloth
man, manu
	[n] hand
manubr, manubrio
	[n] handle
map, mappa
	[n] cloth
	[n] map
	tablecloth
mar, mari
	[n] sea
marit, marita
	[n] wife
	[v] marry
marit, marito
	[n] husband
marmor, marmore
	[n] marble
mart, marte
	[n] mars
marted, martedie
	[n] tuesday
mart, martio
	[n] march (month)
mas
	[n] male
mascul, masculo
	[n] male
mas, massa
	[n] block (of stone, etc.)
	[n] bulk
	[n] heap
	[n] mass
	[n] pile
	[v] mass
matr, matre
	[n] mother
matur, matura
	[v] haste (hasten)
	[v] mature
maxim, maximo
	[adv] especial (especially)
	[adv] most
	[adv] very
me
	[prn] i
	[prn] me
me ips, me ipso
	[prn] myself
medic, medico
	[n] doctor
	[n] physician
melior, meliore
	[adj] better
mel, melle
	[n] honey
memor, memora
	[v] relate
mens, mensa
	[n] table (furniture)
mens, mense
	[n] month
mensur, mensura
	[n] measure
ment, mente
	[n] mind
ment, mento
	[n] chin
meo
	[pos] my
mercant, mercante
	[n] merchant
merc, merce
	[n] merchandise
	[v] pay (someone)
	goods
mercuriod, mercuriodie
	[n] wednesday
merid, meridie
	[n] noon
mer, mero
	[adj] bare
	[adj] mere
mes, messe
	[n] crop
	[n] harvest
mesor, messore
	[n] reaper
	harvester
met, mete
	[v] harvest
	[v] reap
mic, mica
	[n] bit
	[v] twinkle
milit, milite
	[n] soldier
mil, mille
	[card] thousand
milesim, millesimo
	[ord] thousandth
mil, millia
	[n] mile
milion, millione
	[card] million
milionesim, millionesimo
	[ord] millionth
minac, minace
	[adj] menace (menacing)
	[adj] threaten (threatening)
minim, minimo
	[inter] ninth nono no
	[n] minimum
min, minue
	[v] abate
	[v] curtail
	[v] diminish
	[v] reduce
minus
	[adv] less
	[prep] minus
minus...quam
	less...than
minut, minuta
	[n] menu
mirabil, mirabile
	[adj] marvel (marvellous)
	[adj] wonder (wonderful)
mirand, mirando
	[adj] curious
	[adj] remark (remarkable)
misc, misce
	[v] blend
	[v] mingle
	[v] mix
misericord, misericordia
	[n] mercy
	[n] pity
miser, misero
	[adj] helpless
	[adj] poor
	[n] wretch
mis, misso
	[adj] sent
mit, mitte
	[v] send
mobil, mobile
	[adj] mobile (capable of movement)
	[n] move (movable)
	[n] property (personal property)
modist, modista
	[n] dress (dressmaker)
mod, modo
	[n] form
	[n] mode
	[n] mood
moest, moesto
	[adj] dismal
mol, molle
	[adj] soft
monstr, monstra
	[v] show
	display (show)
mor, mori
	[v] die
mort, morte
	[n] death
mot, motu
	[n] motion
mox
	[adv] immediate (immediately)
	at once
mulier, muliere
	[n] wife
	[n] woman
mult, multo
	[adj] many
	[adj] much
	[adv] much
	[adv] very
mund, mundo
	[n] world
mur, muro
	[n] wall
musc, musca
	[n] fly (insect)
mut, muta
	change (transform)
	turn (change)
mut, muto
	[adj] mute
mut, mutua
	[v] borrow
nam
	[conj] because
	[prep] by (by reason of)
nasc, nasce
	[v] arise
	[v] be born
	[v] originate
nas, naso
	[n] nose
	[n] nozzle (spray)
nat, nata
	[v] swim
natalit, natalitio
	[n] birth (birthday)
nat, nato
	[adj] born
naufrag, naufrago
	shipwrecked person
nav, nave
	[n] ship
ne
	[adv] not
nebul, nebula
	[n] cloud
neces, necesse
	[n] needs
necesit, necessita
	[v] need
nefand, nefando
	[adj] execrate (execrable)
neg, nega
	[v] deny
	[v] disclaim
	[v] negate
negot, negotio
	[n] business (commerce)
	[n] shop
	[n] store (shop)
nemin, nemine
	[cor] no one
	[n] nobody
nepot, nepote
	[n] nephew
	[n] niece
neque...nec
	[conj] neither (neither...nor)
neutr, neutro
	[adj] neuter
	[prn] neither
nihil
	[cor] nothing
nimis
	too much
ning, ninge
	[v] snow
niponens, nipponense
	japanese
niponic, nipponico
	[adj] japanese
nis, nisi
	[conj] unless
	but (unless)
niv, nive
	[n] noise
	[n] snow
	[n] static
noct, nocte
	[n] night
nomin, nomina
	[v] name (say the name of)
	[v] nominate
nominat, nominato
	[adj] named
nomin, nomine
	[n] name
	[n] noun
non
	[adv] not
	[inter] ninth nono no
non it, non ita
	not so
non solo...sed etiam
	[adv] only (not only...but also)
nonagesim, nonagesimo
	[ord] ninetieth
nonagint, nonaginta
	ninety
nondum
	not yet
nonul, nonnullo
	several (more than one)
nos
	[prn] we
nos ips, nos ipso
	[prn] ourselves
nosc, nosce
	[v] know
nostr, nostro
	[pos] our
not, nota
	[n] note
notific, notifica
	[v] advise
	[v] notify
notitias
	[n] news
not, noto
	[adj] known
novem
	[card] nine
novilun, novilunio
	new moon
novitat, novitate
	[n] novel (novelty)
nov, novo
	[adj] new
nuc, nuce
	[n] nut
nul, nullo
	not one
nul mod, nullo modo
	[inter] ninth nono no
numer, numera
	[v] count
	[v] enumerate (mention one by one)
nunc
	[adv] now
	[prep] at (at present)
nunquam
	[cor] never
nunt, nuntia
	[v] announce
nuper
	[adv] lately
	[adv] recent (recently)
	of late
nusquam
	nowhere
nutr, nutri
	[v] feed
	[v] nurse
	[v] nurture
nutriment, nutrimento
	[n] feed
	[n] food
	[n] nutriment
ob
	[n] front (in front of)
	[prep] for
objic, objice
	[v] offer
oblivisc, oblivisce
	[v] forget
obscur, obscuro
	[adj] dark
	[adj] obscure
obst, obsta
	[v] hinder
	[v] impede
	[v] prevent
obtent, obtento
	[adj] obtained
obtin, obtine
	[v] acquire
	[v] obtain
	[v] win (contract, order)
obturator, obturatore
	[n] shutter
	[n] spigot
ocult, occulta
	[v] conceal
	[v] hide
	[v] screen (hide, conceal)
octav, octavo
	[ord] eighth
oct, octo
	[card] eight
octogesim, octogesimo
	eightieth
octogint, octoginta
	eighty
ocul, oculo
	[n] eye
od, odio
	[v] hate
odor, odora
	[v] smell (emit odor)
of yor olim, of yore olim
	[n] yore
ofens, offenso
	[adj] offend (offended)
oficin, officina
	[n] factory
	[n] laboratory
	[n] office (place)
ol, oleo
	[n] oil
olfact, olfactu
	[v] smell (perceive odor)
olim
	[adv] formerly
	[adv] once
	once upon a time
omn, omne
	[cor] every
	everyone
oner, onera
	[v] load
oper, opera
	[n] achievement
	[n] business (any matter or concern)
	[n] handiwork
	[n] opera
	[n] task
	[v] work
	[v] operate (control the functioning of)
	[v] work (control the functioning of, run the affairs of)
operar, operario
	[n] labor (laborer)
	[n] worker
oper, opere
	[n] operation
	[n] structure (superstructure)
	[n] superstructure
oper, operi
	[v] upholster
opert, operto
	[adj] upholstered
oport, oporte
	[adj] necessary (to be necessary)
	[v] behoove (to be necessary)
optim, optimo
	[adj] best
opugn, opugna
	[v] attack
	[v] fight (fight against)
or, ora
	[v] orate
	[v] address
	[v] entreat
	[v] harangue
oration, oratione
	[n] discourse
	[n] oration
	[n] speech
ordin, ordina
	[v] arrange
	[v] file
	[v] put (put in order)
ordinator
	[n] computer
or, ore
	[n] mouth
or, ori
	[v] arise
	[v] originate
	[v] spring (originate)
oryz, oryza
	[n] rice
oscul, osculo
	[n] kiss
ost, ostio
	[n] door
ot, otio
	[n] ease
	[n] employ (unemployment)
	[n] idle (idleness)
ov, ove
	[n] sheep
oxalis
	wood-sorrel
pacabil, pacabile
	[adj] payable
pacament, pacamento
	[n] payment (thing paid)
pac, pace
	[n] peace
paen, paene
	[adv] almost
paenultim, paenultimo
	[adj] penultimate
pag, pago
	[n] borough
	[n] district
	[n] village
pal, pala
	[n] shovel
palat, palato
	[n] palate (roof of the mouth)
pal, palea
	[n] straw
pal, pallio
	[n] cloak
	[n] mantle
pal, palo
	[n] rod
	[n] staff
	[n] stake
palud, palude
	[n] bog
	[n] marsh
	[n] pool
	[n] swamp
pan, pane
	[n] bread
pan, panno
	[n] fabric
pap, papa
	[n] pope
par, para
	[v] adorn
	[v] prepare
paraproduct, paraproducto
	[n] product (by-product)
parc, parce
	[v] preserve
	[v] spare
par, pari
	[adj] alike
	[adj] equal
	[n] peer
par, paria
	[n] couple
	[n] pair
pariet, pariete
	[n] wall
part, parti
	[v] depart
parv, parvo
	[adj] small
paser, passere
	[n] sparrow
pasim, passim
	everywhere
pas, passu
	[n] step
pat, pate
	[v] endure (bear, undergo)
	[v] permit
patr, patre
	[n] father
pauc, pauco
	[adj] few
	[adj] little
	[adv] little
	not much
paulatim
	[adv] gradual (gradually)
paviment, pavimento
	[n] floor
	[n] pavement
pavon, pavone
	[n] peacock
pect, pecte
	[v] comb
pector, pectore
	[n] bust (chest)
	[n] chest (anat)
ped, pede
	[n] foot
pejor, pejore
	[adj] worst
pel, pelle
	[n] peel
	[n] skin
	[v] push
pend, pende
	[v] hang
pens, pensa
	[v] think
	[v] weigh
per
	[n] mean (by means of)
	[prep] by (by means of)
	[prep] by (in oaths)
per cas, per casu
	[n] chance (by chance)
percip, percipe
	[v] get
	[v] perceive
	[v] understand
percur, percurre
	[prep] through (go through)
	[v] pass
percusion, percussione
	[n] percussion
	[n] shock
percut, percute
	[v] bang
	[v] hit
perd, perde
	[v] lose
perfic, perfice
	[v] accomplish
	[v] perfect
pergamen, pergamena
	[n] parchment
per, peri
	[adj] lost (to be lost, perish)
	[v] die
	[v] perish
pericul, periculo
	[n] danger
	[n] hazard
	[n] peril
	[n] risk
periculos, periculoso
	[adj] dangerous
perman, permane
	[v] remain
persic, persica
	[n] peach
perspic, perspice
	[v] look
pertin, pertine
	[v] appertain
	[v] pertain
pervast, pervasto
	[v] devastate
perven, perveni
	[v] arrive
pesim, pessimo
	[adj] worst
	very bad
pet, pete
	[v] beg
	[v] request
petr, petra
	[n] stone (material substance)
pharmacopol, pharmacopola
	[n] drug (druggist)
	[n] pharmacy (pharmacist)
phasel, phaselo
	[n] cutter (boat)
	[n] yacht
phial, phiala
	[n] bottle
pict, picto
	[adj] paint (painted)
pictur per ac, pictura per acu
	[n] embroider (embroidery)
pigr, pigro
	[adj] lazy
pil, pileo
	[n] cap
	[n] hat
pil, pilo
	[n] ball
	[n] hair
	[n] pile (elec, atomic)
	[n] pillar
pin, pinna
	[n] fin
	[n] pin
pin, pino
	[n] pine (tree)
pio
	[adj] dutiful
	[adj] pious
	godly (pious)
piper, pipere
	[n] pepper
pir, piro
	[n] pear
pisc, pisca
	[v] fish
pisc, pisce
	[n] fish
pis, piso
	[n] pea
plac, place
	[v] please
	be agreeable
placent, placente
	[adj] pleasant
plang, plange
	[v] cry
	[v] weep
plan, plano
	[n] floor
	[n] plane
plat, plato
	[n] dish
	[n] plate (for food)
plen, pleno
	[adj] complete
	[adj] full
plor, plora
	[n] cry
	[n] weep
	[v] regret
pl, plue
	[v] rain
plum, pluma
	[n] feather
plumb, plumbo
	[adj] dumb
	[n] lead
plur, plure
	several
plus
	[adv] more
	[prep] plus
plus...quam
	more...than
pluv, pluvia
	[n] rain
pocul, poculo
	drinking glass
poem, poema
	[n] poem
poes, poesia
	[n] poetry
polic, pollice
	[n] inch
	[n] thumb
ponder, pondere
	[n] weight
ponderos, ponderoso
	[adj] heavy
	[adj] ponderous
	[adj] unwieldy
	[adj] weighty
pon, pone
	[v] lay
	[v] place
	[v] put
pont, ponte
	[n] bridge
	[n] deck
popul, populo
	[n] people
port, porta
	[n] door
posit, posito
	[adj] locate (located)
	[adj] put
	[adj] situate (situated)
posid, posside
	[v] possess
post
	[adv] after
	[prep] beyond (after)
	henceforth
post, postea
	[adv] afterward
postulation, postulatione
	[n] claim
	[n] demand
pot, pote
	[v] can
	[v] may (can)
	get to (be able to)
potent, potente
	[adj] potent
	[adj] powerful
potestat, potestate
	[n] command
	[n] power
	[n] sovereign (sovereignty)
potius
	[adj] better
	[adv] prefer (preferably)
	[adv] rather
	[prep] instead
pr, prae
	[prep] before
praeb, praebe
	[v] find
	[v] give
	[v] offer
	[v] supply
praecip, praecipue
	[adv] especial
praescind, praescinde
	cut (off, through)
praesent, praesenta
	[v] feature
	[v] present
praesertim
	[adv] especial
praeter
	[prep] past
	beyond (farther)
praeter, praeterea
	[adv] further (moreover, yet, more)
	moreover
praetereunt, praetereunte
	[n] passer-by
praeterit, praeterito
	[adj] passed
	[n] past
praevid, praevide
	[v] forecast
	[v] foresee
prand, prandio
	[n] grace (before meals)
	[n] meal
prat, prato
	[n] lawn
prec, preca
	[v] pray
prehend, prehende
	[v] take
prem, preme
	[v] compress
	[v] crush
	[v] emphasize
	[v] press
	[v] push
	[v] urge
pret, pretio
	[n] price
prim, primo
	[ord] first (at first)
prim prand, primo prandio
	[n] breakfast
princip, principio
	[n] beginning
	[n] principle
prior, priore
	[adj] former
	[adj] old (former)
	[adj] precede (preceding)
	[adj] prior
priv, privo
	[adj] deprive (deprived)
pro
	[n] behalf (on behalf of)
	[prep] for
prob, proba
	[v] prove
	[v] test
procel, procella
	[n] gale
	[n] storm
progenitor, progenitore
	[n] ancestor
	[n] fore (forefather)
	[n] progenitor
progred, progrede
	[v] progress
	[v] push on
projic, projice
	[v] plan (intend)
	[v] project
	throw forth
prompt, prompto
	[adj] handy (at hand)
	[adj] prompt
	[adj] ready
prop, prope
	[adj] near
	[adj] roundabout
	[prep] at
propend, propende
	[v] bias
propr, proprio
	[adj] own
propter
	[prep] because of
	on account of
prospic, prospice
	[v] look
provenient, provenientia
	[n] origin
proxim, proximo
	[adj] near
puel, puella
	[n] girl
	maid (maiden)
puerit, pueritia
	[n] boy (boyhood)
	childhood
	girlhood
puer, puero
	[n] child
pugn, pugna
	[n] conflict
	[v] conflict
	[v] struggle
	[v] battle
pulcr, pulcro
	[adj] beautiful
pul, pullo
	[n] chicken
pulmon, pulmone
	[n] lung
puls, pulsa
	[v] pulsate
	[v] knock
pulsin, pulsino
	[n] cuff
pulvin, pulvino
	[n] bar (in a river)
	[n] cushion
	[n] pillow
pur, pure
	[n] matter
	[n] pus
put, puta
	[v] consider
	[v] reckon (the amount of)
	[v] think
put, puteo
	[n] hole
	[n] pit
	[n] shaft
	[n] well
	pit (hole)
pyr, pyro
	[n] fire
pyronav, pyronave
	steamship
pyroscaph, pyroscapho
	[n] steam (steamboat)
quadragesim, quadragesimo
	[ord] fortieth
quadragint, quadraginta
	forty
quadrat, quadrato
	[n] square
quadrupl, quadruplo
	[adj] quadruple
	quadruplicate
quaer, quaere
	[v] ask
	[v] querry
	[v] seek
quaesit, quaesito
	[n] question
qual, quale
	[cor] as
	[cor] which
	such as
quam
	[conj] than
quamvis
	[conj] albeit
	[conj] although
	[conj] though
quand, quando
	[cor] when
quant, quanto
	how much
quar, quare
	[cor] why
quart, quarto
	fourth
quart prand, quarto prandio
	[n] supper
quas, quasi
	[adv] almost
	as if
quas, quassa
	[v] break
	[v] quash
	[v] shake
quatuor
	[card] four
quatuor per quatuor
	four by four
que
	[conj] that
	[cor] what
	[cor] which
quem
	[cor] whom
querc, quercu
	[n] oak
qui
	[cor] who
q, quia
	[conj] because
quid
	[cor] why
quidem
	[adv] truly
quiesc, quiesce
	[v] rest
quietant, quietantia
	[n] receipt
quin
	why not
quin, quina
	[n] quinine
quinquagesim, quinquagesimo
	fiftieth
quinquagint, quinquaginta
	fifty
quinq, quinque
	[card] five
quint, quinto
	[ord] fifth
quod
	which (referring to entire previous clause)
quomod, quomodo
	[cor] how
quot
	how many
quotiens?
	how many times?
	how many times?
rabid, rabido
	[adj] mad (rabid)
	[adj] rabid
rad, rade
	[v] shave
radic, radice
	[n] root
ram, ramo
	[n] antler
	[n] branch
	[n] offshoot
ran, rana
	[n] frog
ranuncul, ranunculo
	[n] tadpole
rap, rape
	[v] catch
	[v] kidnap
	[v] ravish
rat, rata
	[n] rate
ration, ratione
	[n] ratio
	[n] reason (faculty)
re
	[n] thing
reception, receptione
	[n] receipt
	receiption
recip, recipe
	[v] receive
record, recorda
	[v] recall
	[v] record (set down facts)
	[v] remember (mark and keep in mind)
recordation, recordatione
	[n] remembrance
recordation recordation, recordatione recordatione
	[n] recollect
rect, recto
	[adj] right
	[adj] straight
recur, recurre
	[v] resort
recus, recusa
	[v] decline
	[v] deny
	[v] refuse
red, redde
	[v] return (give back)
redit, reddito
	[adj] returned (given back)
	[n] income (from investments)
	[n] profit
	[n] rent (payment)
	[n] royal (royalty)
	returns
red, redi
	come back
reduc, reduce
	return (gone back)
reg, rege
	[n] king
	[v] control
	[v] govern
	[v] rule
regin, regina
	[n] queen
regn, regno
	[n] domain
	[n] reign
	[n] rule
	[n] state (pol)
	kingdom
regred, regrede
	go back
regul, regula
	[n] rule
	[v] rule
	ruler
relev, releva
	[v] raise
	[v] relieve (tension, strain, etc.)
relict, relicto
	[adj] relinquished
	[n] refuse
relinq, relinque
	[v] abandon
	[v] leave
	[v] relinquish
reliq, reliquia
	[n] relic
	remains
reliq, reliquo
	[n] balance (of account)
	[n] excess (balance)
	[n] remainder
	[n] surplus
reman, remane
	[v] remain
remigation, remigatione
	[n] row (rowing)
renasc, renasce
	be born again
ren, rene
	[n] kidney
renunt, renuntia
	[v] renounce (abandon a claim to)
rep, repe
	[v] creep
reper, reperi
	[v] discover
repert, reperto
	[adj] discovered
reprob, reproba
	[v] reproach
	[v] reprove
resid, residuo
	[n] residue
respic, respice
	[v] conserve
	[v] preserve
	[v] respect
respir, respira
	[v] breathe
respond, responde
	[v] answer
	[v] respond
respons, responso
	[n] answer
	[n] reply
	[n] respond
rest, resta
	[v] remain
	[v] resist
restit, restitue
	[v] correct
	[v] restore
	[v] retrieve
	give back
retard, retarda
	[v] retard
ret, rete
	[n] net
retin, retine
	[v] keep (maintain, hold in a place)
	[v] retain
retr, retro
	[prep] behind
reun, reuni
	[v] assemble
	[v] meet
reunion, reunione
	[n] meeting
	[n] reunion
reven, reveni
	[v] return (come back)
	come back
reversion, reversione
	[n] return
revid, revide
	[v] review
	[v] revise
rid, ride
	[v] laugh
ris, risu
	[n] laughter
rochet, rocchetto
	[n] coil
rog, roga
	ask for
ror, rore
	[n] dew
rostr, rostro
	[n] beak
	[n] nozzle
rot, rota
	[n] wheel
	[v] revolve
	[v] rotate
rotund, rotundo
	[adj] rotund
	[adj] round
rubr, rubro
	[adj] red
	[adj] rubric
rud, rude
	[adj] coarse
	[adj] raw
	[adj] rude
rumor, rumore
	[n] bang
	[n] noise
	[n] rumor
rump, rumpe
	[v] break
rup, rupe
	[n] cliff
	[n] rock (boulder)
rur, rure
	[n] country
sabat, sabbato
	[n] saturday
sachar, saccharo
	[n] sugar
sacul, sacculo
	[n] pocket
saep, saepe
	[adv] frequent (frequently)
	[adv] often
sal, sale
	[n] salt
sal, sali
	go up
saltem
	[adj] reserve (reserved)
	[adj] saved
salut, saluta
	[v] greet
	[v] salute
salut, salute
	[n] health
salv, salva
	[v] rescue
	[v] save
san, sana
	[v] correct
	[v] cure
	[v] repair
sanguin, sanguine
	[n] blood
sanitat, sanitate
	[n] health
	[n] sane (sanity)
sapient, sapiente
	[adj] learned
	[adj] wise
sapon, sapone
	[n] soap
sarcin, sarcina
	[n] baggage
	[n] luggage
sartor, sartore
	[n] tailor
sat, satia
	[v] satiate
sation, satione
	[n] plant (planting)
	[n] season (of year)
	[n] sour (souring)
satis
	[adj] plenty
	[adv] enough
saturnod, saturnodie
	[n] saturday
sax, saxo
	stone
	stone
scal, scala
	step (of stairs)
scamn, scamno
	[n] stool
scaph, scapha
	[n] hulk
	[n] hull
	[n] launch
scapul, scapula
	shoulder blade
schol, schola
	[n] school
scholar, scholare
	[n] pupil
	[n] scholar
sci
	[v] know
scintil, scintilla
	[n] spark
scor, scoria
	[n] dross
	[n] scoria
	[n] slag
scrib, scribe
	[v] write
script, scripto
	[adj] written
scutel, scutella
	[n] plate (soup plate)
scutul, scutula
	[n] knitting
	[v] knit
se
	[prn] theirselves
	herself
	himself
	its (reflexive)
se ips, se ipso
	one's self
sec, seca
	[v] cut
secal, secale
	[n] rye
secul, seculo
	[n] century
secund, secundo
	[ord] second
	[prep] according to
	[prep] after (according to)
secund prand, secundo prandio
	[n] lunch
secundum
	[prep] according to
	[prep] after
secur, securo
	[adj] safe
	[adj] secure
secut, secuto
	[adj] followed
sed
	[adv] however
	[conj] but
	yet (however)
sed, sede
	[v] sit
sedent, sedente
	[adj] sitting
sedil, sedile
	[n] bench
	[n] seat
	[n] stool
selig, selige
	[v] select
seler venditor, seller venditore
	[n] sell
semel
	[adv] once
semin, semina
	[v] disseminate
	[v] sow (a seed, etc.)
semin, semine
	[n] seed
	[n] semen
semper
	[adv] ever (always)
	[cor] always
sen, sena
	[adj] aged
	old (not young, having long existed)
senectut, senectute
	[n] age (old age)
	old (old age)
sent, senti
	[v] feel
	[v] perceive
septem
	[card] seven
septiman, septimana
	[n] week
septim, septimo
	[ord] seventh
septuagesim, septuagesimo
	seventieth
septuagint, septuaginta
	seventy
seq, seque
	[v] follow
sequent, sequente
	following
ser, sero
	[adj] late (behindhand)
	[n] serum
serv, servi
	[v] attend
	[v] serve
set, seta
	[n] silk
sex
	[card] six
sexagesim, sexagesimo
	sixtieth
sexagint, sexaginta
	sixty
sext, sexto
	[ord] sixth
si
	[conj] if
si ne
	[conj] unless
	but
si non
	if not
sic
	[adv] so
	[cor] thus
sic, sicca
	[v] dry
sicitat, siccitate
	[n] drought
sic, sicco
	[adj] dry
sicer, sicera
	[n] cider
sicut
	[cor] as
silic, silice
	[n] flint
	[n] silex
	[n] silica
silv, silva
	[n] forest
	[n] wood (forest)
silvatic, silvatico
	[adj] wild
sim, simia
	[n] ape
	[n] monkey
simplic, simplice
	[adj] simplex
simul
	[adj] simultaneous (simultaneously)
sin, sine
	without
sinens, sinense
	[adj] chinese
singul, singulo
	[adj] single
	one by one
sinistr, sinistro
	[adj] left
	at the left
sist, siste
	[v] stop
sit, siti
	[n] thirst
sit, sito
	[adj] placed
smyrid, smyride
	[n] emery
socul, socculo
	[n] sock
	[n] stocking
soc, socio
	[n] associate
	[n] partner
sol
	[n] sun
solac, solacio
	[n] comfort (consolation)
	[n] console (consolation)
solan, solano
	[n] potato
sold, soldie
	[n] sunday
sol, solea
	[n] sole (zool)
solicit, sollicito
	[adj] careful
sol, solo
	[adj] alone
	[n] soil
	[prep] by (by oneself)
	sole
solut, soluto
	[adj] dissolve (dissolved)
	[adj] solve (solved)
son, sona
	[v] ring
	[v] sound
son, sono
	[n] sound
sor o
	[n] spell (enchantment)
soror, sorore
	[n] sister
sort, sorte
	[n] fate (random, as if by lots)
sparg, sparge
	[v] scatter
	[v] spread
spat, spatio
	[n] space
spe
	[n] hope
spec, spece
	[v] look
specimin, specimine
	[n] sample
	[n] specimen
spect, specta
	[v] look
	[v] stare (stare at)
specul, speculo
	[n] mirror
sper, spera
	[n] cave
	[n] den
	[v] hope
spinos, spinoso
	[adj] prick (prickly)
	[n] thorn (thorny)
spis, spisso
	[adj] dense
	[adj] thick
splend, splende
	[v] blaze
	[v] shine
spons, sponsa
	[n] wife
spons, sponso
	[n] husband
spum, spuma
	[n] foam
	[v] foam
spurc, spurco
	[adj] dirty
squam, squama
	[n] scale (of fish, etc.)
sta
	[v] stand
	[v] stay
stabil, stabili
	[v] establish
	[v] fix
	[v] pitch (a tent)
	[v] settle
stan, stanno
	[n] tin
statim
	[adv] immediate
	at once
stat de cael, statu de caelo
	[n] weather
stel, stella
	[n] star
stil, stilo
	[n] style
	stalk
stirp, stirpe
	[n] race
	ancestry
strat, strata
	[n] street
strict, stricto
	[adj] narrow
struthion, struthione
	[n] ostrich
stult, stulto
	[adj] foolish
	[adj] sense (senseless, foolish)
	[adj] silly
	[adj] stupid
	[n] fool
stup, stupe
	be surprised
stupefac
	[v] surprise
sub
	[n] under
	[prep] below
sub bracas
	[n] underpants
suber, subere
	[n] cork (material)
subind, subinde
	[adv] frequent
subit, subito
	[adv] immediate
	[prep] at (at once)
	at once
sublev, subleva
	[v] lift
	[v] raise
subsut, subsuto
	[n] lining
suc, suco
	[n] gravy
	[n] juice
	[n] sap
sudar, sudario
	[n] handkerchief
sudor, sudore
	[n] perspire (perspiration)
	[n] sweat
sufl, suffla
	[v] blow
	[v] praise
sug, suge
	[v] suck
suger, suggere
	[v] hint
	[v] intimate
	[v] suggest
sum, sume
	[v] assume (debts, responsibilities, etc.)
	[v] seize
sum, summo
	[n] top
sumpt, sumptu
	[n] cost
suo
	[pos] her
	[pos] his
	[pos] its
	[pos] their
supelectil, supellectile
	[n] equipment
	[n] furniture (piece of furniture)
super
	[prep] above (over but not in contact)
	[prep] on
	[prep] over
super, supera
	[v] exceed
	[v] surmount
	[v] surpass
superior, superiore
	[adj] superior
	greater
super, supero
	higher
superven, superveni
	[v] overtake
supervest, superveste
	overcoat
supedit, suppedito
	[adj] enough (be enough)
supl, supple
	supply (make up for what is lacking in)
supon, suppone
	[v] presume
	[v] suppose
suprim, supprime
	[v] supress
supr, supra
	[adj] super
surg, surge
	[prep] up (get up)
	[v] jump
	[v] rise
suspic, suspice
	[v] suspect
sutor, sutore
	shoemaker
sutur, sutura
	[n] seam
	[n] sew (sewing)
	[n] suture
tabel, tabella
	[n] list
	table (list)
tabul, tabula
	[n] board
	[n] shelf
	[n] table
tac, tace
	[adj] silent (be silent)
tact, tactu
	[n] touch (sense)
taed, taedio
	[n] bore (boredom)
	[n] bore (weariness)
talar, talaria
	[n] skirt
tal, tale
	[cor] such
tal, talo
	[n] heel
tam
	[adv] so
tamen
	[adv] however
	[adv] nevertheless
	[adv] still
	yet
tang, tange
	[v] touch
tant, tanto
	so much the
tanto...quant, tanto...quanto
	as...as
tanto...quant tam...quam, tanto...quanto tam...quam
	as...as
tapet, tapete
	[n] carpet
	[n] rug
tard, tarda
	to be late
tard, tardo
	[adj] late
taxabehicul, taxabehiculo
	[n] taxi
taxametr, taxametro
	[n] taxi
te
	[prn] thou
tect, tecto
	[n] ceiling
	[n] roof
teg, tege
	[v] cover
tel, tela
	[n] cloth
	[n] fabric
	[n] web
telon, telonio
	[n] duty (custom duty)
tempor, tempore
	[n] tense
	[n] term
	[n] time
	[n] weather
tend, tende
	[v] strain
	[v] stretch (lengthen as from strain)
tent, tenta
	[v] tempt
	[v] try
tentor, tentorio
	[n] awning
	[n] curtain
	[n] tent
ten, tenue
	[adj] thin (thin and long)
ter
	[adv] thrice
terg, terge
	[v] clean
	[v] polish
	[v] scrub
ter, terra
	[n] land
tert, tertio
	[ord] third
tert prand, tertio prandio
	[n] dinner
teser, tessera
	[n] card
	[n] ticket
test, teste
	[n] witness
tex, texe
	[v] weave
text, texto
	[n] cloth
	[n] fabric
thesaur, thesauro
	[n] thesaurus
	[n] treasure
thorac, thorace
	[n] chest
	[n] thorax
	[n] vest
tim, time
	[v] dread
	[v] fear
timor, timore
	[n] fear (general)
tin, tina
	[n] tub
tol, tolle
	[v] cancel
	[v] lift
	[v] remove (move away)
ton, tona
	[v] thunder
torq, torque
	[v] twist
	[v] wind
tost, tosto
	[adj] toast (toasted)
	[n] roast
tot
	[adj] many (so many)
tot, toto
	[adj] all
	[adj] entire
	[adj] whole (of one thing)
	[adv] entirely
	[adv] wholly
tract, tractu
	[n] tract
trad, trade
	[v] hand over
traduction, traductione
	[n] translation
trah, trahe
	[v] drag
	[v] draw (pull)
	[v] pull
	[v] tug
trahin, trahino
	[n] train
traject, trajectu
	[n] route
	[n] trajectory
tram, trama
	[n] woof (weaving)
trans
	[prep] across (on the other side of)
	beyond (on the other side of)
transeunt, transeunte
	[n] passer-by
transil, transili
	[v] jump over
transmis, transmisso
	[adj] transmit (transmitted)
trem, treme
	[v] quiver (shake)
	[v] tremble
tres
	[card] three
tres per tres
	three by three
tres vic, tres vice
	[adv] thrice
trifol, trifolio
	[n] clover
trigesim, trigesimo
	[ord] thirtieth
trigint, triginta
	[card] thirty
trin, trino
	three by three
tripl, triplo
	[adj] treble
trist, triste
	[adj] sad
tromb, tromba
	[n] trumpet
truc, truce
	[adj] barbarian (barbarous)
	[adj] cruel
	[adj] savage
trucid, trucida
	[v] butcher
	[v] slay
truct, tructa
	[n] trout
tub, tubo
	[n] pipe
	[n] tube
tunc
	[cor] then
	[prep] at (at the time)
tunic, tunica
	[n] coat (anat.)
	[n] tunic
tuo
	[pos] thy
turb, turba
	[n] band
	[n] crew
	[n] crowd
	[v] alarm
	[v] derange
	[v] worry
turp, turpe
	[adj] ugly
tur, turre
	[n] tower
tut, tuto
	[adj] safe
	[adj] secure
	[adv] safely
ub, ubi
	[cor] where
ul, ullo
	[cor] any (one, some, every, or all without specification)
ultim, ultimo
	[adj] last (most recent)
ultr, ultra
	[adj] further
	[adv] exceedingly
	besides
	beyond (besides)
umbel, umbella
	[n] umbrella
umbr, umbra
	[n] booth
	[n] shade
	[v] shade
und, unda
	[n] wave
und, unde
	[adv] whence
union, unione
	[n] union
un, uno
	[card] one
	[prn] one
	[prn] they
un per un, uno per uno
	one by one
un quart, uno quarto
	[fract] fourth
un tert, uno tertio
	[fract] third
un vic, uno vice
	[adv] once
uper super, upper supero
	[adj] upper
urb, urbe
	[n] city
	[n] town
ur, ure
	[v] burn
urg, urge
	[adj] urgent
	[v] impel
	[v] urge
urs, urso
	[n] bear (zoo)
usitat, usitato
	[adj] custom (customary)
	[adj] habitual
	[adj] regular
	[adj] usual
usq, usque
	[prep] until (as far as)
	as far as (distance)
	to (as far as)
ut
	[prep] in order to
ut...it, ut...ita
	as...so
ut, ute
	[v] use
util, utile
	[adj] useful
utr, utro
	which (of two)
utro?
	[conj] whether
utroq, utroque
	both of two
uv, uva
	[n] grape
uxor, uxore
	[n] wife
vac, vacuo
	[adj] empty
	[n] vacuum (vacuum-cleaner)
vad, vade
	[v] go
vae!
	[inter] woe
vag, vago
	[adj] ambiguous
	[adj] uncertain
	[adj] vague
vald, valde
	[adv] exceedingly
	[adv] greatly
	[adv] very
val, vale
	[adj] be worth
valor, valore
	[n] worth
valvul, valvula
	[n] faucet
	[n] valve
vat, vate
	[n] bard
	[n] poet
vect, vecto
	[adj] transported
vecturar, vecturario
	[n] driver
veh, vehe
	[v] carry (by vehicle)
	[v] transport (by vehicle)
vehicul, vehiculo
	[n] carriage
	[n] vehicle
vel...vel
	[conj] either (indifferent)
vel, velle
	[v] pluck
	[v] snatch
velut, velluto
	[n] velvet
vel, velo
	[n] curtain
veloc, veloce
	[adj] quick
	[adj] swift
venation, venatione
	[n] chase
	[n] hunt
venditor, venditore
	[n] sale (salesman)
venen, venena
	[v] poison
venered, veneredie
	[n] friday
ven, veni
	[v] come
vent, vento
	[n] wind
ver
	[n] spring (springtime)
verb, verbo
	[n] verb
	[n] word
ver, vere
	[adj] very
	[adv] correctly
	[adv] truly
	[v] fear
	[v] respect
verm, verme
	[n] worm
ver, vero
	[adj] true
	[adv] certainly (assuredly)
	[adv] surely
	[conj] but
vers, versa
	[adj] engage (be engaged in)
	[v] pour
	[v] shed
vers, verso
	[prep] at
	[prep] toward
	to (toward)
versut, versuto
	[adj] adroit
	[adj] dextrous
	[adj] shrewd
	[adj] versatile
vert, verte
	[v] pivot (change direction, facing)
	[v] translate
	[v] turn (change direction, facing)
vertic, vertice
	[n] apex
	[n] summit
	[n] vertex
vesper, vespere
	[n] evening
vest, veste
	[n] clothe
vest, vesti
	[v] dress
	[v] wear
	have on, be wearing
vestit, vestito
	[adj] clad
vestr, vestro
	[pos] your (plural)
veter, vetere
	old (not new, of long standing)
vetustat, vetustate
	[n] antique (antiquity)
vi
	[n] might
	[n] violent (violence)
	force
via
	[n] lane
	[n] road
viator, viatore
	[n] passenger (traveller)
	[n] traveller
vic, vice
	[n] occasion (instance, circumstance, time)
	[n] round
	[n] stead
	[n] time
vicin, vicino
	[adj] neighboring
	[n] neighbor
	[prep] beside
	[prep] by
vic, vico
	[n] village
vict, victo
	[adj] conquered
	[adj] vanquished
victor, victore
	[n] conquer (conquerer)
vid, vide
	[v] see
vid, viduo
	[n] widow
vigesim, vigesimo
	[ord] twentieth
vigil, vigile
	[n] police (policeman)
vigil, vigilia
	[n] vigil
vigint, viginti
	[card] twenty
vil, vile
	[adj] abject
	[adj] vile
	[n] coward
vinc, vince
	[v] beat (defeat)
	[v] defeat
	[v] vanquish
vin, vinea
	[n] vine (vineyard)
vin, vino
	[n] wine
vir
	[n] husband
	[n] man
virg, virga
	[n] bludgeon
	[n] ferule
	[n] pole (rod, etc.)
	[n] rod
	[n] twig
	[n] wand
virgul, virgula
	[n] comma
virid, viride
	[adj] green
vis, viso
	[adj] seen
vist, vista
	[n] view
vis, visu
	[n] sight
	[n] view
vit, vita
	[n] life
vitr, vitro
	[n] glass
vitul, vitulo
	[n] veal (carne de)
viv, vive
	[v] live
viv, vivo
	[adj] alive
vix
	[adv] barely
	[adv] hardly
	[adv] scarce (scarcely)
voc, voca
	[v] call
vocabul, vocabulo
	[n] word
vocal, vocale
	[adj] vocal
	[n] vowel
voc, voce
	[n] voice
vol
	[v] wish
vol, vola
	[v] fly
voluntat, voluntate
	[n] pleasure
	[n] will
volv, volve
	[v] coil
	[v] revolve
vos
	[prn] ye
	[prn] you
	[prn] yourselves (plural)
	you (plural)
vulg, vulgo
	[n] populace
	[n] rabble
vulp, vulpe
	[n] fox
vult, vultu
	[n] face
	[n] look
	[n] visage
	bearing
zelotyp, zelotypo
	[adj] jealous