alter, altera, alterum

one (of two), other (of two),second

barbarus, -a, -um

foreign, strange, barbarous,uncivilized

cieo, ciēre, civi, citus

to (a)rouse, stir (up)

consisto, consistere,constiti, constitutus

To stand (fast), rest,stop, settle

fandus, -a, -um

to be uttered, right,just

harena, harenae

sand

homo, hominis, m./f.

man, mortal, human

hospitium, hospitii

hospitality, welcome

humanus, -a, -um

of man, human

iustus, -a, -um

just, fair, right(eous)

memor, memoris (+gen.)

remembering, mindful,unforgetting

mortalis, -is, -e

human, mortal

mos, moris, m.

custom, ritual, manner

nefandus, -a, -um

unspeakable, unutterable

patria, patriae

homeland, country

permitto, permittere,permisi, permissus

to entrust, allow

pietas, pietatis, f.

loyalty, devotion, (sense of) duty

prohibeo, prohibēre,prohibui, prohibitus

to prohibit, hold back,keep away

spero, sperare, speravi,speratus

to hope (for, to), expect,suppose

tam

so (much), such

temno, temnere

to scorn, disdain,despise

veto, vetare, vetui,vetitus

to forbid, prevent

adhuc

to this point, till now

aetherius, -a, -um

of the upper air,high in the air, airy, ethereal

certo, certare, certavi,certatus

to strive, fight, vie, contend

clarus, -a, -um

clear, bright, illustrious

crudelis, -is, -e

cruel, bloody, bitter

licet, licuit

It is permitted

metus, metūs, m.

fear, anxiety, dread

occubo, occubare, occubavi

to lie prostrate, lie dead

officium, officii

service, kindness, favor,courtesy

paeniteo, paenitēre, paenitui

to repent, be sorry

quasso, quassare, quassare, quassatus

to shake, shatter, toss

recipio, recipere, recepi,receptus

to receive, accept, take back, recover

regio, regionis, f.

district, region, quarter

stringo, stringere,strinxi, strictus

to draw (a sword),graze, injure

subduco, subducere,subduxi, subductus

to take away, remove, beach,bring out of the water

trabs, trabis, f.

beam, timber, tree

vescor, vesci

to use as food, feed upon,eat (+ abl.)

absumo, absumere, absumpsi, absumptus

to use as food, feed upon,eat (+ abl.)

adveho, advehere, advexi,advectus

to carry, convey (away)

fremo, fremere, fremui,fremitus

to murmur, lament, groan,roar, rage

fretum, freti

strait, sound, channel, narrow sea

pontus, ponti

sea, waves

resto, restare, restiti

remain, be left

saltem

at least, at any rate

sin

if however, if on the contrary,but if

spes, spei, f.

hope,expectation

unde

from where, from which source