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Indo-European Table Alphabetical Index Parts 1-11

(http://www.maravot.com/Indo-European_Table.html) Mel Copeland

Contents Page Etruscan Latin/Cognate Abandon, to Desist, Sketch 10-41 Abduct, to Ravish 7-53 Able, to be Able, Capable 7-38 Able, Possible 7-19 About, Towards 3-75 Abundance, Wealth 1-59 Abundance, Power, Wealth 5-70 op (VP) Ops-Opis, opem, opis, ope, Accelerate, Make Quick 3-22 CILeR, CILeRII, (Name?) CILeReS, celero-are Accompany 3-61 komite (KVMITE) comito-are Achaea 4-88 ikihi, Achaia or Achaia-aeAchaea 1-30 Achie, (A↓IE), acie? IKIHII? Achaia or Achaia-aeAchilles 1-36 Achle (AKLE), Achl, Achvle Achillis-isAchloser, name of Briseis 1-37 Achlusr (ACHLVSoR) (Achloser, Greek name) Adopt, To 1-46 Adorn, to Equip 6-64 Adorn, Decorate 10-25 Adult 7-23 After, Then, Later 7-36 Age, Epoch 1-16 Agememnon 1-38 Achmemnon (A↓MEMNVN) Agamemnonem, Αγαμέμνονα, Agamémnona Agnus, related by males 1-39 Acnas agnatio-onisAgreeable, To Please 7-1 Aim, See, to Look 11-47 Air 1-18 Air, to be Dry 1-38 Alia River? 7-25 Alone, Sun 9-37 Altar 1-35 Alien 1-22 Aloes, Bitterness 1-25 Also, Likewise 4-52 Amber 4-58 glas, glaesum-[glesum]-iAmphiaraus? 4-64 Hamphiar (HAMΦIAR), AmphiarausAnd 3-85 And So, Therefore 4-120 itek itaqueAnd, and also, and indeed 1-26 ac, ak ac, atqueAnger 4-111 ir, ire, iri, ira-ae, Angry, To Grow Angry 4-59 Ankle, Talon 10-47 Anoint, to 11-4 Antler, Bough, Copper 7-46 Anyone, Anything 3-20 cilba, cilva (CILFA) quilibet, quaelibet, quodibetApplaud, To Strike 7-3

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Approve of, To Merit 1-34 Argument, War, Polemic 7-7 Arm, to Fit Out 1-43 Arms, Weapons 1-42 Army, Soldier, Infantry, Light Infantry 11-27 Arrange, to Put Together 9-61 Arrow, Dart, Feather 6-167 pina, pinab, pinas, pine, pines, pini, pinie, pinna-ae, feather Arrow, Reap, Crop 8-59 Ashes, to Burn 3-25 cina, cinas, cine, cini, cino,(CINV), cinos, (CINVS) cinis-eris, ashes (It. cenere, Fr. cendre)Asia 1-47 Ask, Demand 7-20 Ask, To Seek 2-23 Attain to Arrive 6-113 Avert, Grave, Suvera (Name) 9-70 Avoid, To 3-60 Avoid, To 4-95 ifetsum, (IFETSvM, efiti evito-areBacchus, Euhan, god of Wine 4-76 Heun (HEFN), Eaus or Euhan, Back, Older, Behind 7-21 Bad, Evil, Crime, to Strike 7-41 Bad, Evil 5-46 Badly 6-114 peis, peio, peiu (PEIV) peior-us, peius, Bandage, Band, Bundle 6-149 Phasei? fascia-ae, Barley 6-75 ork (VRK) hordeum-i, (Fr. orge, barley) Bat, Cudgel, Club, Stick 11-54 Be, to 3-79 Be, to, I Am 9-25 Bear, to 4-26 fer, fere, fersom, fersum (FERSVM), fero, ferre, with perf. tuli,Beat, Knock 1-62 Because 3-17 cia, quia, Become, to Be Made 4-32 fi, fia fio, fieri, factus sum,Before, in Front of 7-24 Beg, to Pray 7-26 Beginning, Origin, Birth 6-78 ors (VRS), orsum (VRSvM), orsum (VRSVM), orsus-umBehind, Back, Older 7-21 Behold 3-54 Bellow, to Groan 6-9 Mocum (MVCUM) mugio-ireBelow, Under 9-45 Betray 10-81 Bile 4-20 fels, feli, fel, fellis, Bind, To Yoke 4-103 iuc, (IVC), iuce, iuces, iuci, iucie, iuco,(IVCV),iuka, ugo-areBird 1-64 Bird, Oiseau 6-64 oiso (OISO avis-is (Fr. oiseau, bird) Bird of Auguries, Raven, Owl 6-82 osca (VSCA), osce (VSCE), oscn (VSCN), (OSINAS), oscen-inis,Birth, Nature 6-32 natur (NATVR) nature-ae, Blackbird, Crow 5-60 Blessed 11-24 Bless, to 6-163 pies, beo-are, Blind, Make Blind, To Darken 2-4 Blood, Bloody 3-44 Blood, To Draw Out, Empty, Weaken 4-42 Boat, Barque 1-65 Boat, Ship 6-33 nave (NA8E), nafe (NAFE), naflis, (NAFLIS), berca, navis-is, ship (It. barca, boat) Body, the 2-18 Boii, Celtic Tribe 11-49 Bone 6-81 os (VS), osa (OSA) os, oris, mouth; os, ossis, bone Born, to be Born 6-20 nac>-im, nak>-VS, NAKFA, nai>, nasc nascor-i, natos and [gnatus], natus-a-um,

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Born Again, Reborn 7-60 Bough, Antler, Copper 7-46 Bow 1-39 Bramble, Ruin 8-27 Branch, Vine, Stock 2-32 Breast 1-3 Breeding, Bringing Forth of Young 4-21 Bridge, Pontus 7-14 Bright, To Shine, Clear 3-39 cleri, CLeRII (probably a name) Bring Forth Young, Fetus 4-30 fetra, feture, fetos, fetus (FETVS), foato (FOATO) fetura-ae, fetus-us, Bring, to Carry, Retain 7-55 Bring Together, Collect 3-54 cokar (CVKAR), coke (CVKE), (CVCV), cogi (CVbI), cogo, cogereBronze, Metal, Copper 1-15 Brood, Cover, Incubate 3-40 Brother 1-5 brater, (8RATER),bratru, batrum, batrus frater-tris, fratres,Brother 4-50 brater (8RATER), BRATeR, BRATRO, BRATROM > frater-tris, fratres,Bull, Cow 10-18 Bull, Cow, Ox 11-11 Burn, to Scorch 6-84 osi (VSI), osit (VSIT), uro, urere, ussi, ustum, Bury, to Cover 10-23 Bury, Funeral 11-2 Bury, Tomb, Then 10-100 Bury, Tomb 9-5 Bush 4-49 frata, brata (8RATA), frati, brati (BRATI) frutex-icis (It. fratta, brush) But if, However, Without, Let Alone 9-26 By the Way 4-98 ila, ilac, illa, ille, illia [older form olle and ollus], illac;Cairn, Mass, Tumulus 78 Calf of the Leg, Smile 9-41 Call, to summon 1-27 aca, ace, aci, acis, accio-iare -ivi -itumCall by Name 3-7 Call, To Summon 2-6 Cap 2-13 Capable, to be Able 7-38 Car to Transport Gods, Dense 10-34 Care For, To 2-17 Carpet? Tapa, Name? 10-15 Carpet, Tapestry 10-16 Carry, to Convey, Sail 4-11 FE veho, vehere, vexi, vectum; veCarry, To 1-53 Carry Away 10-45 Carry, Bring, to Retain 7-55 Carry, to Rule, Support 7-57 Carthagenians, Purple, Punic 7-13 Case, Situation 2-25 Cassock, Coat, Jacket 9-43 Cause, Pretend, Give a Reason 3-39 Caution, Be on One’s Guard 2-29 Cellar, Storeroom 8-61 Celts 2-30 Certain, Dispute, Controversy 2-31 Chain, Bind 2-27 Chaina, (Chiana Valley) 3-3 CHAINA (↓AINA) Chalchas (Greek Seer Calchas) 3-4 CHALCHAS (↓ALKAS) Chamber, Dome 2-8 Chaneri, Name of Gens 3-5 CHANERI (↓ANERI) Change, To Alter, Bend 4-29

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Chaos, the Empty Void 3-1 CEOS (CEVS) ChaosChariot 3-28 cisum (CISVM) cisum-iamChariot, Coach 3-56 cokie (CVKIE) It. cocchio, chariot, coach, Fr. cocheCharon, Ferryman of Hades 3-6 CHARON (↓ARVN) Charon-ontis Chasun, Person’s Name 3-7 CHASUN (↓ASFN) Cherish, To 3-46 Cherry 9-29 Chimera 3-11 CHIMeR (↓IMeR), CHIMeRS , CHIMeRvM, chimaera-aeChiusi, Town 3-12 CHISO (CHISV), ChiusiChoice, End? 3-16 CHUAS (↓FAS) finis (It. chiusa, end, close, Fr. choix, choice) Choice, Crime, Criminal 8-52 Chon, Unknown Word 3-14 CHON (↓VN) Chosen 5-22 Cimthum, Cimdum, Place? 3-24 CIMTHvM, or CIM THvM Citlav, Gens Name? 3-29 CITLA8, CITLV, CITLV8, CITLVP Citlav, Gens Name? 3-29 CITLA8, CITLV, CITLV8, CITLVP Romanian, CEATLĂU, piece of wood City, Town, Village 11-40 Clan, Tribe, 3-35 clan gens, tribus (Fr., Rom. clan, clan) Clean, to Purify 6-40 neti, por (PVR), pora (PVRA), pore (PVRE), etc purgo-are, to clean, Clean, to Smooth, Rub, 10-38 Clear, to Make Clear, Serene 9-7 Clenar, Personal Name, Gens 3-37 Clenar, CLENaRON (CLENaRVN), Clensi, Name, Gens 3-38 Clensi,Cleo, Greek Muse 3-33 Claei Clio-us Close, to End, Closure 3-45 CLvTRA claudo, claudere (Fr. clôture, closure, end) Cloud, Sky, Heaven 10-17 Clevenias, Person’s Name 3-41 Clevenias (CLEFENIAS)Club, Stick, Bat, Cudgel 11-54 Clytemnestra, Wife King Agamemnon 3-46 Cluthumustha (CLV ΘVMVS ΘA)CN, Abbreviation of Cnaeus 3-47 CN, Cn, Cnaeus-i Cnaeus 3-50 Cnes, cnos (CNVS) Cnaeus-iCyneuus 3-49 Cnei CNL, Greek Numeral 100? 3-48 CNLCoat, Cassock, Jacket 9-43 Cocle, Name (Re: Horatius Cocles)? 3-55 COCLe (CVCL) Color, Dye, to Tint 10-68 Column, Neck 3-57 cole (CVLE), kolem (KVLEM), KOLeN (KVLeN), collum-I (It. colonna, column) Comb 6-139 PETeNA Pectin (It. petine) Come, to 4-24 fena, fene, feni, venio, venita, veni, ventum, Come, to 11-29 Come Together, Assemble 3-52 co (CV), ko (KV), coeo-ireCome Through, to Arrive 6-143 pevenes (PE8eNeS), pervenio venire-veni-ventum, Complete, Pregnant, Full 7-4 Compose 3-59 koma (KVMA), komiav, (KVMIA8), (KVMV) como, comereSea Shell, Conch 3-64 konce (KVNCE) concha-aeConsecrate, Sanctify 8-42 Consequently, Therefore 7-30 Container, Pot, Vessel 11-20 Continue, to Proceed, Go 6-128 perk, pergo, pergere, perga, perrectumCook, to 3-53 coc (CVC), koce (KVCE), kocer (KVCER), (KVKVR) coquo, coquereCopper, Antler, Bough 7-46 Correct, to Put Straight 3-36 Country, Peasant 8-25 Cover, to Veil, Name, Valera? 4-16 FELaR, felara (FELARA), FELaRE, FELaRI, velo-areCover, to Bury 10-23 Covered Passage, Arcade 4-45

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Cow, Bull 10-18 Cow, Bull, Ox 11-11 Creep, to 1-40 Crime, Criminal, Choice 8-52 Crime, Evil, Bad, to Strike 7-41 Crimp 3-43 Criticize, to Taunt 11-28 Crop, Arrow, Reap 8-59 Crowd 4-46 fol, ful (FVL), vulgus (volgus) -i, Crowd, Gang, Troop 10-108 Cruel 3-45 Cudgel, Club, Stick, Bat 11-54 Culprit, Defendant 7-61 Cultivate, Hill? 3-13 CHOLE (↓VLE), CHOLIS, CHOLeRE (↓VLeRE) colo, colere; collis-is hill, high ground Cure, to Cure, Healthy 8-36 Cursed, Threatened 3-62 comni (CVMNI) comminor-ariCurtain, Often 9-28 Cut, to Cut 7-34 Cut, Dry, Dagger 8-57 Cutting Down, Slaughter, Sacrifice 2-5 Dagger, Cut, Dry 8-57 Dance, to Jump 8-40 Dark, Black 1-52 Darken, to Fear, Dread 10-13 Daughter 1-7 file fila-ae Daughter 4-35 filae, file, fila-aeDaughter-in-Law 6-53 nor, nur (NVR), nora (NORA), nore (NVRE), nurus-usDawn, Eos, Goddess of Dawn 3-72 Dawn, Sunrise 6-77 OROAS (VRVAS), aurora-aeDay, 10-63 Dear, Costly 2-16 Deceive, to Cause to be Mistaken: 4-5 fal, fale, falia, fallo, fallere, fefelli, falsumDeceive, to be Mistaken, Fault 11-15 Decorate, to Adorn 10-25 Defendant, Culprit 7-61 Defy, to 10-27 Demand, to Ask 7-20 Dense, a Car to Transport Gods 10-34 Deny, to Refuse 6-34 NEKAS, NEKIE, NEIR nego-are; denego-are, Descend, To Drop 2-7 Deserve, to Merit 5-65 Desert, Wasteland, 10-40 Desire, to Be Willing, Wish, 9-30 Desist, Abandon, to Sketch 10-41 Devour, to Gorge 11-48 Dew, to Moisten 8-13 Die, to Perish 6-71 opeto (VPETV) oppeto-ere, to die, obitus-us, death Die, to 6-98 Dine, to 2-31 Dip, to Immerse, Plunge 5-66 Dirge, Funeral Song 6-25 nana?, nanie, naenia = nenia-aeDisclose, Reveal, Unlock, Unbolt 7-65 Dis, Pluto, God of Hades 10-74 Disgrace 6-69 ont (VNT), onts (VNTS) inhonesto-are, Dispatch, to Send 9-50 Dispute, to Quarrel 8-11

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Divine 10-44 Divine Command, Fate: 4-9 Do, to Make 4-1 fac, faca, facbo (FAC8V), fai, fak, FAKeR, facio, facere, feci, factum, faciebam,Drag, to Pull 10-80 Draw Out, Empty 4-66 hare, hara, HARiR, hareo (HAREV), haus (HAVS) haurio, haurire, hausi, haustum, Draw, to Pull 10-71 Dread, Fear, to Darken 10-13 Dream, to Dream 7-70 Dregs, Lees of Wine: 4-4 fais, faex, faecis, Dog 2-11 Door, Gate 7-18 Double 9-42 Dregs, Lees of Wine? 4-4 Drink, to Drink 7-22 Drunk 3-42 Dry, Dagger, Cut 8-57 Dye, Tint, to Color 10-68 Eat, To 3-83 Each, Every, Everyone 2-48 Eagle 1-34 acil, ACILaR aquila-aeEasy to Do 4-2 Earth, Hearth 10-29 Earth, Land 10-36 Earth, Mother Earth 4-36 Easy 4-3 facil facilis-eEat, to 11-35 Egg 6-90 ov (V8), ove (V8E) ovum-iEight 1-20 octito? (VCTITV) octoEighty 6-62 octito, octitu (VCTITV) octogina, eighty (It. ottanta, eighty) Eject, To Cast Out 4-90 iek, eicio-icere-ieci-iectum, Elder, Council of Elders, Senate 9-1 Eleven 6-58 Empty, Void 11-17 Encircle, Surround, Heap 2-40 End, Finish 4-25 End, Limit 10-37 Engrave, Write 8-56 Entire, Whole, Total 10-115 Enough, Sufficient 8-47 Enunciate, to Explain 4-102 inok, inuk (INVK) enucieo-are, Equip, to Adorn 6-76 orn (VRN) orno-are Erebus, god of the Underworld 1-41 Erect, To Build 3-76 Escape (By Swimming) 3-70 Eternity 3-64 Eternity 1-55 Eternity 4-94 if, ife, aevum-i; also aeus-iEvil, Bad, Crime, to Strike 7-41 Eviscerate, Disembowel 3-59 Examine, to Pry 8-7 Except 6-46 nis nisiExhaust, to Make Weary 5-14 Exit, To Go Out 3-56 Expose 6-111 paten, pateo-ereEye 6-61 ocholeim (VCHVLEIM) oculus-i -im, Fade, to Pale 9-58

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Fame, Favor 4-6 fama, fama-ae, Fare, Passage Money, Ticket 6-21 nal naulum-iFasten, Tie together, bind 3-33 Fasten, Fix 6-98 pane, panes, pango, pangere, panxi, Fasti Holiday, Fasting 11-21 Fate 6-150 Phato (ΦATV), fatum-i, fate Fate, Divine Command 4-10 fas, fasia, fata, fas, fasces, lictor's axe, fateor, fateri; fatum-i, Favor, Fame, 4-6 Father 1-4 patir (PATYR), patre, baba, ate, ates, atie pater-tris, father Father (duplicate) 6-112 patir (PATYR), patre, patrebum (PATRE8VM), etc. pater-tris, father, patria-ae, fatherland Fault, to be Mistaken, Deceive 11-15 Fear, to 6-94 paeveis (PAEFEIS), pav (PAF), pava (PAFA), etc. paveo, pavere, pavi, Fear, to 10-65 Fear, to 11-32 Fear, to Darken, Dread 10-13 Fear, Panic, god of Fear 6-156 Phobia (ΦV8IA), pavor-oris, dread (Gk. φόβος, phobos, fear) Feast, Banquet, Holiday 4-29 fet, festus-a-umFeather 6-117 pen penna-ae, FELCHAINA 4-17 FELKAINA, Chianciano Terme, cult center?FELSI, Name? 4-21 FELSIFeltune (Veltune, Etruscan god) 4-22 Feltvne Fesni, Fescennia, Etruscan Town 4-28 Fesni, Fescennia-aeFew 6-123 peo (PEV), poe, (PVE), poia, (PVIA), poci (PVCI), pauci, rari Figure, type 10-69 Fill, Fill Again 7-64 Fill 4-9 farsi, farsit, farcio, farcire, farsi, fartumFill, to Satisfy 8-46 Find, to Find Again 7-63 Finish, Bind, Limit 4-38 fin, finar, finio-ireFiora River? 4-14 feira Fiora River, near Canino Fipena, god Virbius?, Name Vipena 4-40 Fipena, Fipinas,Fire, Hearth, Seal 6-157 phoce (ΦVCE), phoki (ΦVCI) phoca-ae and phoce, focus-i, hearth, Five 6-138 pet quinque (Gk. pente, five) Five 1-17 pet quinque;Fish. to fish 6-133 pesca, (Nom. n. pl.), piscor-ari, to fish, piscis-is, fish, Flag, Standard 4-31 FEXIES, vexillum-iFlat 7-2 Fleece, Skin, Hide 4-23 felus, felos (FELVS) velus-eris, fleece, skin Flesh, Pulp 7-8 Flexible, to Change, Bend 4-43 flics, flecto, flectere, flexi, flexum Flufluns , god Dionysus 4-44 Flufluns (FLVFLVNS) DionysusFood 3-18 ciba, civa (CIFA), cibus-iFood 1-48 Food, Bait 3-80 Foot 6-132 pes, pes, pedisFoot, Leg, 8-41 For 6-22 nam nam, namqueFor, By, Through 6-113 pe (PE), Pe, pei, per, per, for, through, in, in, into towards, withinFor, By, Through 6-89 Forbid, to Veto 11-36 Forget 6-58 obli (V8LI) obliviscor, oblivisci, (It. obliare, to forget) Fort, Tower, Castle 2-26 Forward, Next 7-17 Foul, Hideous 10-9 Four 1-16 catra?, katro, (KATRV), Katres, KATRVM quattuorFourth, of the Fourth 7-40

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Fountain, Well, Source 6-159 phont,(ΦVNT), phonta, phonte, Phontia fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, a spring, Frequent? 4-51 frekun (FREKYN), frequens-entisFrighten 9-48 From, after, out of, of, by 1-25 ap apud, at, ex, from, a, ab, abs, away from, From, out of 3-51 Front, in front of, before, 7-24 Fruitful, Happy 11-42 Fruitful, lucky, happy 4-36 FILiK, VILiK (8ILiK)? felix-icis, Full, Complete, Pregnant 7-4 Funeral Song, Dirge, Grandmother 6-22 nana, nanie Fury 6-159 phor, phur (ΦΦVR), phorie, phurie (ΦVRIE), furia-aeGA, a Suffix 4-52 GAGaea, Ge, Mother goddess 4-56 Giie, (Gr. Gaea or Ge, earth, goddess)Gaius 3-2 CHAES, (ΨAES) Caius (Gaius) Galley With Six Banks of Oars 4-70 HEKSR, hexeris-is Gang, Troop, Crowd 10-108 Gate, Door 7-18 Go, Come Together, Assemble 3-52 co (CV), ko (KV) coeo-ire, come together God 10-28 Goes, He Goes, Vary 11-10 Guard, to Make Rounds 8-19 Guard, Protect, to Watch 10-117 Ghost, Specter, Breeze 5-13 Giant 4-55 gice (bICE), Gigas-ganas, a giant Give, to Pay 6-12 moni (MVNI), monis, mono munero-are and muneror-ari; Give as a Reason, To Plead, Cause 2-22 Give, Piety 6-172 pite, piti, dare, donare, to give, (Baltic, padatun) Give, Two 10-98 Go, to 4-112 itis, ito, itu (ITV), iton, itun (ITVN), ito-are, Go to Meet 6-57 obe (V8E), oban (V8AN), Obatim (OBATIM) obeo-ire-ivi-itum God-like 10-76 Golden, Adorned with Gold 1-61 Good, Excellent 1-64 Gorge, to Devour 11-48 Govern 4-60 goverm (bVFERM), guberno-are, Gown, Toga 10-96 Grace, Favor, Name, Fenias? 4-25 fenias, venia-ae, Grain, Meal, Flour 4-8 far, far, farris, Granddaughter 6-24 napti neptis-isGrandfather 1-58 Grandfather, Nine 6-51 nono, nunu (NVNV) nonus-a-um, nine, (It. nonno, grandfather) Grandmother, Ancestor 1-57 Grandson 1-5 nepos nepos-otisGrandson 6-36 nepos nepos-otisGrapes 4-68 HeKNIS acinus-i,Grave, Suvera (Name), to Avert 9-70 Great 4-15 fel, VEL, MAXIMAS (MA⊗IMAS), valo-are, to be strong, (Hittite, wali, great) etc Great 6-105 Great, Magnificent, Majestic 5-59 Greedy, Consuming 3-58 Greedy 1-60 Grey, Pallid, Hoary 2-12 Grim, Savage 10-110 Group, Crowd 2-28 Grove, A Wood, Tree 6-23 namo (NAMV) nemus-orisGrown, Great 1-26

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Hair 6-166 pilus (PILVS) pilus-i, a single hair, a trifle; pilus-i, army div. Hairy 3-60 comate (CVMATE), (KVMATE), (KVMATES) comatus-a-umHall, Room 8-37 Halt! 4-62 halt, (It. alt, halt!)Hand 5-46 Happy, Fruitful 11-42 Harangue, an Oratorical Attack 5-15 Hare, Rabbit 5-27 Hardwood, Oak 8-14 Harsh, Sad, Sorrow 10-90 Hausa, Name? 4-67 HAVSA, Have 1-56 Have, to 4-61 ha, he, hia, ho, hu (HV), hus, hos (HVS), habeo-ere (It. avere) He Goat 2-14 He, She, It 3-65 Head, Leader, Commander 2-15 Head, Roof 10-43 Heal, to Cure 6-79 Healer? 6-100 Paniem? paean-anisHealthy, to Cure 8-36 Heart, MInd 3-15 CHOR (↓VR) cor, cordisHeart 3-35 Hearth, Earth 10-29 Heaven, Cloud, Sky 10-17 Heel, Talon 10-12 Helo, Ho, There!, Sacrifice Stain 4-81 hos, hus (HVS), host, hust (HVSΘ), heus!, hallo!, hostia-ae, sacrifice stain Henna, City in Sicily, Temple of Ceres? 4-65 HANeRIN, Henna-[Enna] -aeHenna, City in Sicily, Temple of Ceres? 4-73 Henna, Henni, Henna-[Enna]-ae Herb 3-78 Hercules 4-73 Hercle, Herkle, Hercules-is Here 4-85 Ic, ik, hic [and heic]; hice (Fr. ici) Hermne, Name 4-74 Hermne, Hideous, Foul 10-9 Hilare, Lady’s of Zagreb Mummy? 4-77 Hilare, hilaris, "cheerful, merry” Hinera, Name of Queen 4-70 HINeR, HINeRA, HINeRV, Hip 1-28 Hip 7-39 Him, to him 5-3 Himself, Herself , Him, He, She, It 4-69 il, is, el il, ille, is, eius, illiusHimself, Herself, Itself 4-119 it, id, Acc. N. himself, herself, itself;Himself, Herself, Itself 3-63 Himself, Herself, Itself 9-10 Himself, Herself, Itself, Oneself 8-30 His, Her, Its, One’s 8-29 Hiss 9-18 Hither is, to This Place 4-80 hoc (HVC), hucHoe, to Weed 8-43 Hold, Possess 10-33 Holy Place, Temple Grounds, Sacred 4-7 fan, fana, fani, SAKRA, SAKRE, SAKR-EO,-EU fanum-i, temple, sanctus, holy, sacris, sacred Homeric? 6-67 omeric (VMERIC) Homericus-a-um Honey 5-56 Honor, to 6-68 onom (VNVM), onoman (ONOMAN), onor honore-are; honos, honor-oris Hook, Fishhook 4-63 ham?, Possibly name, Hampheris, Amphiaraüs? hamus-i, a hook Hope, to 9-49 Horn 3-37 Horse (See also Yoke) 4-104 iuce (IVCE), iuces, , iuci, iocu, ivcie, equa-ae, mare, equus-i, equos ,ecus

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Host, Hostile, Enemy, Sacrifice 6-86 ost (VST), oste (VSTE), osti (VSTI), ostis (VSTIS) hostis-is, House 3-50 House 2-21 House 10-58 Household Gods, Specters, Fairies 5-12 How! Whatever Way! 11-7 However, But if, Without, Let Alone 9-26 Hundred 1-23 sto (STV)? cuetu (CFENTV)? centumHundred 3-47 Hundred 9-59 Hungry, To Be 3-82 I 1-9 Iko, (IKV) ego I 4-89 io, iu (IV), iko, iku (IKV), egoI Am, to Be 9-25 Iapyx, the Northwest Wind? 4-84 Iapes, Iapos, Iapus (IAPVS) Iapyx-pygisIf, Whether 9-13 Ignorant, Not to Know 6-39 NESCI nescio-ire, not knowing, Ikarius, Disciple of Dionysus 4-87 Ikra (IbOA),Isle 4-116 isle, insula-ae (Fr. ile) In 3-68 In, in, at, to, from, of, on, for, by, with 1-24 a a In 4-99 in inIncense 10-112 Indeed, Moreover 1-50 Indeed, Truly, New 6-41 NA, NIA; nov (NV8) nai = ne [nae], novus-a-um, new Infantry, Light Infantry, Soldier, Army 11-27 Inhabit, To Cultivate 3-9 Initiate, Take Possession 4-101 inik, inicio-icere-ieci-iectumInterest on Money, Debt 4-45 foinesois, foen / faenus (fenus (-oris)Irrigate, Wet, to Water 8-5 In This Way, So, Thus, Therefore 9-19 Ion, Athenian Founder? 4-105 iom (IVM)? Io, Ion-us Ionians 4-106 Ionas, IVNAS), Ione, (IVNE), Ionio, (IVNIV) Iones-um, Irascible 4-112 irecer irascor-iIreneus? Name 4-114 Iriienio IreneusIron 2-54 Isle, Island 4-66 Italy 4-121 Ithal, Itala, Itale, Italia-aeIts, His, Her, One’s 8-29 Jepo, Jepie, Name? 4-91 Iepie, iepo, iepu (IEPV), Join, to Tighten 9-6 Jove, Jupiter 4-109 iuies (IVIES) Iuppiter, IovisJudge, Arbitrator, Witness 1-37 Judge, to Order 4-60 Jump, to Dance 8-40 Jupiter, to Order, to Judge 4-108 iuper (IVPER), ios, ius (IVS), iur (IVR) iubeo, iubere, ius, iuris, law, iuro-are, swear Keep, Lay Up, Reserve 7-66 Key 3-9 CHIAVE (↓IAFE) clavis-is, (It. chiave,) Key 3-36 cle, clev (CLEF), cleva (CLEFA), cles clavis-is (Fr. clé or clef)Kidney, Wound 7-48 Kill, To Exhaust 3-69 Kill, to Murder 5-30 King, Realm 8-17 King, Queen 8-8 Kitchen 3-48 Knight, Horse 4-59

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Know, to Know 8-51 Lamb, Leg of Lamb 3-19 kikoi, kikui, (KIKVI), crus agni, leg of lamb, (Fr. gigot, leg)Lamb 1-40 acne, akne, aknem, AKNEV, akni agnae-ae (f), agnus-i (m)Land, public land 1-32 AKARAI agrarius-ium, Nom. Pl. N. –ia Land 1-33 aker, akro (AKRV), akrare, akrara ager, agriLand, Earth 10-36 Land, Terrain 10-19 Lately 6-52 noper, nuper (NVPER), nuperLatin 5-16 Later, After, Then 7-36 Launch, to Throw 5-11 Launch, to Throw 9-32 Laurel 5-28 Law 5-29 Law, Right 4-96 ifsi, iusi (IFSI) ius, right, iuris, law Lay Up, Keep, Reserve 7-66 Lead, to 5-58 Lead, to Rule 8-4 Lean, to Strive 6-42 nics, nixor-ariLeg of Lamb 3-12 Legal Controversy, Action, Quarrel 5-34 Leisure, to Rest 6-88 ota (VTA), ote (VTE), otin (VTIN) otior-ari,Lemnos, Greek Island 5-24 Let Alone, However, But if, Without, 9-26 Let, to Allow, Milk 5-21 Let Loose, to expiate 5-36 Level, to make level 1-29 aces? acquo-are, to make level Lie, to lie 2-35 Lie, to Be Situated 4-57 gis, (CVCbIS)? iacio, iacere, iacui, Life 4-41 fita, fiti, fithi, (FIΘI) vita-aeLight 5-35 Light, Lighthouse-fire, Lamp 6-151 pher (ΦER), pheri (ΦERI), pherie (ΦERIE), pheris pharus-us-i, lighthouse (Gk. φάρος, faros) Light, Luminous, Radiance 10-88 Like, Similar, Such 10-10 Like-wise 3-52 Like-wise 4-122 Itanim itemLime Tree 10-64 Limit, End 10-37 Limp, to 3-43 CLOCE (CLVCE), CLVCeR , CLVCERRAS claudico-are (Fr. clocher, to limp, hobble) Linen, Flax, Line, Linear 5-25 Little Boy, Young Boy 7-37 Little, small 6-103 parv (PARF), parvam (PAR8AM), parvus-a-umLioness 5-20 Livelihood, Nourishment 11-41 Live, Life 11-38 Liver 4-33 fiaul (FIAFL) iecur, (Fr. foie) Lock, latch 5-6 Loins 5-38 Look at, to Regard 10-46 Look, to See, Aim 11-47 Loosen, Relax, 5-8 Lord, Leader 1-59 Lord, Master 3-77 Love, to love, a Friend 1-27 Loyal 5-31 Luminous, Light, Radiance 10-88

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Made, to Come into Existence 4-65 Magistrate 2-54 Make, to Do 4-1 Make Straight 5-26 Makes, He Makes, to Make 11-9 Make, to Create 3-41 Make, to Make 4-2 Mama, Mother 5-43 Man 2-53 Man, Manly, Virile 11-46 Mandate, to Order, Say 5-45 Mare, Horse 3-55 Mark, to Sign 9-22 Mark, Sign 5-48 Mars 5-49 Martyr, Witness 5-51 Matter, Thing 7-54 May, Mia, Mother of Mercury 6-2 Mia Maia-ae, Maius-a-um Me and Mine 1-8 mi, me, mia, mek Me, to Me, Mine 5-54 me, meus-a-um My, Me, Mine 6-1 mi, me, mia, mek mei, mihi, me, meus, mea, meo, meam, Menace, Threaten 6-5 minas, minis Midas, King of Phrygia 6-3 Midai Milk, Whey, Serum 9-8 Milo, name?, Thousand 6-4 Milas, MiLER Mille, milia, millensimus-a-um Mimni, name? 6-5 mimni Menace, threaten, project 6-6 Minas, minis minor-ari; minax-acis, Mind 5-49 Minimal 6-7 minimo minimus Mischievous, Evil-Doing 5-42 Mistress, Concubine 6-165 pileka, paelex [peliex] -icis Mistress, Lady 3-74 Mix, to Stir 6-10 mola (MVLA), mole, molo, MVLeS misceo-miscere,- (It. molare, to grind) Moan, to Moan 2-9 Moat, Pool, Pit 11-53 Moderate, Undermine 9-65 Moisten, Dew 8-13 Moon, Month 5-37 Morpheus, god of Dreams 6-14 Morfe (MVRFE) Morpheus-eos, Mother 1-2 Mamu or mami (MAMY), Mater, Matra mater, matris, mother, mamma-ae, breast Mother-in-Law 9-36 Mourn, to Weep 7-5 Mouth 6-68 Move, Set in Motion, Change 6-8 mo (MV), motin (MVTIN) moveo, movere, movi, motum, muto-are Move, to Set in Motion 1-31 aKaPa, akim, ago-agereMove, to Stir, Excite 3-10 CHIEM (↓IEM) cieo, ciere, cieamMud 5-39 Muse, Music, goddess of Music 6-15 Musei (MVSEI) Musa-ae, musica-ae, music Mutina-ae, Gaelic town 6-16 Mutunum (MVTINVM) Mutina-aeMy 1-2 mi, me, mek Myself 5-57 Myself, Self 4-110 ips, ipse-a-um, Nail 3-44 cloue, clobe, clove (CLV8E) clavus-i, (Fr. clou, nail) Name 6-50 nomem (NUMEM) nomem-inisNamed 3-42 clu (CLF), clo (CLV), kla (KLA) kle (KLE) klo, (KLV) clueo-ireNaper, name of Queen 6-26 NAPER

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Narrate, to Make Known, Say 6-29 NAR, NARA, RAK, RAKaR narro-are, Nasia, name 6-30 NASIA natus-a-um, born Nation People 7-16 Nature, Birth 6-26 Near, Proper 7-31 Neck, Column 3-57 cole (CVLE), kolem (KVLEM), KOLeN (KVLeN), collum-I (It. colonna, column) Neip, unknown word 6-35 neip, Nephew 6-29 nepos, NEPVS Net 7-69 New 6-35 Next, Forward 7-17 Night 6-49 nocis (NVCIS), nox-noctis, night Nike, goddess of Victory 6-43 NikeNile River? 6-44 Nilu (NILF),Nine 6-42 Nine 1-21 no?, (NV), niv (NIF), nia? novemNo, Not, Nothing 6-15 Ne, ni, non (NVN) Nor 6-19 ne ne, nequeNoropa, Name? 6-54 Noropa (NOROPA)Norpener, Name? 6-55 Norpener, (NVRPENER),Northern 1-35 acilone (ACILVNE) aquilonius-a-umNose 6-38 NES nasus-iNot Even, Not Either, Neither 6-24 namin? naminer? neque, Nothing 6-45 niol, niul (NIVL), nihil, nilNourishing 1-24 Nourishment, Livelihood 11-41 Novnes, Name? 6-48 Nobnes, Novnes (NV8NES) Nun, Egyptian god of fertility, 6-50 Non, Nun (NVN)Oak, Hardwood 8-14 Oath, to Take an Oath, Vow 11-55 Oath, to Take an Oath, Conspire 3-63 cona (CVNA), Kona (KVNA), conoeri (CVNVERI) coniuro-areOchsiem, name Oxiem or Oscans? 6-60 ochsiem (VCHSIEM), Osci-orum Odor, Oil 6-65 ola (VLA), oles (VLES), olie (VLIE), olo (VLV) oleo-ere, to emit an odor, oleum-i, oil, Often, Curtain 9-28 Oh! Interjection 1-17 Oil, Olive 6-65 ola (VLA), oles (VLES), olie (VLIE), olo (VLV) oleum-i, oil, Older, Behind, Back 7-21 Omen 6-66 omen (VMEN) omen-inisOne, Number One 1-11 un, on (VN), uno (VNV), une (VNE) unnus-a-umOne, to Unite 11-3 Oph, goddess of Abundance? 6-72 Oph (VΦ) Ordain, to Order 5-18 Orestes 6-74 Oreste (VReSTE), Orosthe (VRVSΘE) Orestes-ae and -is Orthea, Aethra, Mother of Theseus? 6-79 Orthea (VRʘEA) Orveta (VR8ETA), Orvieto?, Town 6-80 Osa, Mt. Osa? 6-85 Oso (VSV)Osia, Port Near Rome 6-83 Osaie (VSAIE) Ostia Ostentatious, to Show Off 6-71 Other 1-23 Our 6-56 nos (NVS) nosOur 1-9 nos (NVS) nos Owe, to 10-22 Ox, Cow 1-66 Ox, Cow, Bull 11-11 Pacify 6-93 pak or pakste pacare, to pacify Paint, Picture 6-168 pinca, pincim, pingo, pingere, pinxi, pictum

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Pale, to Fade 9-58 Palas (Pallas Athena?) 6-96 palas, Pallas-adis and adoPan 6-97 Pan Pan, Panes Pania, Region of Pania 6-99 Paniem, Pania, region near ChiusoPaphos, Cypriote City? 6-95 Pafos (PAFOS) Parade, Pomperias, Pomp 7-10 Parca, goddess of Fate 6-104 Parkes parca-aePart, to Divide 6-107 parto (PARTV) partio-ireParthia 6-106 Parthiam (PARΘIAM) Parthi-orum Pass, to Go Over 6-108 pasar, passus, pp. of pandere, (It. passare) Pass, to Proceed 5-62 Passage, Covered Passage, Janus 4-83 Ian, Ianos, Ianus (IANVS) ianus-i, JanusPasture, to Graze, Feed 6-110 pastos (PASTOS) pastus-us, food, pasture Path, Road, Way, Street 10-94 Path, Way, Road 11-39 Patron, Guardian, Protector, Petronia 6-141 Petronia (PETRVNIA), Patronius-i, name, patronus-i, protector Peace, Quiet 6-109 pasia, pax, pacis, Peasant, Country 8-25 Pebble, Stone, Rock 8-15 Pellet, ball, Swelling 6-63 ofe (VFE) offa-ae, Peleus, Greek Hero 6-116 Pele, Pelion (PELIVN),Penates, Household Deities 6-101 Panatam, Penates-iumPenia, Name of Warrior 6-121 Penia Peneis, Region of S. E. Europe 6-119 PENEISPeople, Rural 8-24 People, Nation 7-16 Perae 6-126 Perae, Peraem, Periai, PeraePerish, to Vanish 6-125 pera, pereo-irePersephone 6-153 Phersipnei (ΦERSIPNEI), ProserpinaPerseus, Greek King 6-152 Pherse (ΦERSE)Person 6-130 person, person (PERSVN), persona-ae, mask Personify, to 6-129 Persnimo (PERSNIMV), persniphmv (PERSNIΦMV personarumPesnim 6-134 Pesnim, pesnimu pes, pedis. nimius-a-um, very greatPetition 6-137 pet, pet na, or PETNA, petes, peto-ere -ivi -and itumPha, goddess? 6-146 Pha,Pharsalis, Town in Thessaly 10-51 Phesnes, Fescennia 6-154 Phesnes (ΦESNES), Fescennia-aePho, a goddess of Light 6-155 Pho (ΦV), φως, phos, lightPhobia, Fear, Panic 6-156 Phobia (ΦV8IA), pavor-oris, dread (Gk. φόβος, Phobos) Phoebe 6-148 Phabe, Phabia, Phabas, Phoebe-is, Phoebus, Apollo the sun god 6-147 Phabas, Phabeto (PHABETV), Phoebus-i, Phoebas-adis a priestess, Phthiotis 6-161 Phto (ΦTV), Phtab (ΦTA8),Pickax 6-164 pikun (PIKVN) dolabra, pickax, ax (It. piccone, pickax,) Piphas, name? 6-169 piphas (PIΦAS), Phthia, chief city of Achaea? Pink, Rose, Red 8-22 Pisa. town 6-171 Pisi, Pit, Pool, Moat 11-53 Pious, Devout 6-162 pi, pia, piata, pite, piti, pius-a-um, piety, pietas-atis, Piviato 6-173 piviato (PI8IATV) It. piva, bagpipePlace, to Put 7-12 Play/ Sing/ w/ Stringed Instrument 7-35 Plenty 3-34 Plow, to 1-36 Plow, To 3-81 Pluck, Valeri, Name, 11-26 Plunder, to Rape, Rob 7-49

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Poem: 3-73 Polish, to Smooth 5-33 Pole 10-32 Polemic, Argument, War 7-7 Pollux 7-9 Pomp, Parade, Pomperias 7-10 Pompeius 7-11 Pomperias, parade, pomp 7-10 Pontus, Bridge 7-14 Pool, Pit, Moat 11-53 Poor, Beggar 6-81 Pork, Swine, Sulla, (Name) 9-17 Possess, to Hold 10-33 Possible, Able 7-19 Pot, Vessel, Container 11-20 Praise 5-9 Pray, to Beg 7-26 Preface, to Preface 7-27 Pregnant, Full, Complete 7-4 Present, Ready 7-29 Press, to Press, Wine Press 7-28 Priest 1-31 Priest, Priests 7-15 Prison, Cell 2-20 Procession 3-38 Proper, Near 7-31 Prophesy, to, prophet 1-33 acern auguro-areProphesy 6-59 oce (VCE), ocev, oceb (VCE8), ocem (VCEM), etc. auguror-ariProphet, Sage, Wise 8-35 Propitiate, to Expiate 6-124 peori, Script (PEVRI) pio-areProse 7-33 Protect, Watch, to Guard 10-117 Provisions 6-118 Penaria (PENaRIA), penarius-a-um Provoke, to provoke 102? Pry, to Examine 8-7 Pull, to Drag 10-80 Pull, to Draw 10-71 Pulp, Flesh 65? Punic, Carthagenians, Purple 7-13 Punish, to 6-120 penes penes, with acc., peonio, punio and punior-iri, Purple, Punic, Carthagenians 7-13 Put, Place 7-12 Put Together, Arrange 9-61 Pyre, Fire 6-170 pir, pire, piri, pyra-ae, Quarrel, to Dispute 8-11 Queen 7-58 Queen, King 8-8 Quiet, to be Silent 10-21 Quote, To Cite, Summon 3-30 citi, cito (CITV), citho (CIΘV) cito-areRace, Tribe, Kin 4-53 gerve,(bER8E), gerviie (bER8IIE), gers (bERS), gens, gentis, genus -eris,Race, Rasna, name of Etruscans, 7-51 Racun, Etruscan Divinity 7-43 Luminous, Light, Radiance 10-88 Rage 8-49 Raise, to Lift Up 5-19 Rally, to Rally 7-45

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Rameras, Name? 7-47 Rare, Seldom 7-50 Rape, to Plunder, Rob 7-49 Rasna, name of Etruscans, Race 7-51 Ratify, to Think 7-52 Ravish, to Abduct 7-53 Ready, Present 7-29 Realm, King 8-17 Reap, to Harvest 5-63 Reap, Arrow, Crop 8-59 Reborn, to be Born Again 7-60 Red, Rose, Pink 8-22 Recia, Name? 7-56 Refer, to Refer 7-62 Refuse, to Renew 7-59 Regard, to Look at 10-46 Regard, to Watch Over 10-103 Reject, Throw Back, Behind 8-3 Relate, to Tell, Speak 7-42 Relax, to Loosen 5-8 Remain, to Stay 5-44 Remove, to Take 10-97 Renew, to Refuse 7-59 Reserve, Keep, Lay Up 7-66 Resin 7-67 Rest, to Make a Stand, Survive 7-68 Retain, to Carry, Bring 7-55 Retaliation, Tame 10-11 Reveal, Unlock, Unbolt, Disclose 7-65 Revolt, To 2-3 Rhea, mother goddess 7-44 Rich, Wealthy 8-2 Right, Law 4-96 ifsi, iusi (IFSI) ius, right, iuris, law Ring, to Tinkle 10-67 Rite 8-12 River 8-9 River Bank, Shore 9-10 Road, Way, Path 11-39 Road, Way, Street, Path 10-94 Rob, to Rape, to Plunder 7-49 Rock, Fortress 3-26 PETR, PETRO (PETRV), PETROIS, PETROS, kir/ kur saxum-i, petram, rock (It. pietra, stone) Rock, Stone, Pebble 8-15 Rock, Stone, Six 8-45 Rome 8-18 Ronai, Woman’s Name 8-20 Roof, Head 10-43 Room, Hall 8-37 Rose, Red, Pink 8-22 Rosita, Name 8-23 Rounds, to Make Rounds, Guard 8-19 Royal 8-1 Rub-i, Diety of Mold 8-28 Rub, Scrape, to Wash 11-56 Rub, to Smooth, Clean 10-38 Rudus, Name 8-16 Ruin, Bramble 8-27

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Ruin, to Be in Ruin 10-75 Rule, to Lead 8-4 Rule, to Support, Carry 7-57 Rural, People 8-24 Rush Forth 7-32 Rye, Seat 8-58 Sabines, Name 8-31 Sabines, Name 8-48 Sack 8-33 Sacrifice, to Sacrifice 8-34 Sad, Sorrow, Harsh 10-90 Saddle, to Saddle 8-60 Sage, Wise, Prophet 8-35 Sail, To Navigate 4-10 Sailor 6-31 nathom, nathum (NATHVM) nauticus-a-umSalt 8-38 Salini, Person’s Name 8-39 Sanctify, to Consecrate 8-42 Sand 8-32 Sarina, Queen’s Name 8-44 Satisfy, to Fill 8-46 Sauce, Pesto 6-135 pesto (PESTV) ius, iuris, broth, (It. pesto, Genoese sauce) Savage, Grim 10-110 Save, to Save 8-62 Savior, to Snatch 9-46 Scarp, Steep Cliff, Stack 9-56 Scepter, Staff, Stick 8-53 School 8-54 Scimitar 4-75 HeRPAIE, harpes-es, Scorpion 8-55 Scrape, to Rub, Wash 11-56 Sea 5-47 Sea Shell, Conch 3-64 konce (KVNCE) concha-ae Search for, To Ask for, Seek 2-23 Seat, Rye 8-58 See, to Look, Aim 11-47 Seed, Semen, Stock, Race 3-66 Seed, Shoot 8-63 Seed, to Spit, Thrust Out 9-53 Seldom, Rare 7-50 Self 1-10 sa, se, sese se, sese, sibi, suiSelf, Myself 4-110 ips, ipse-a-um,Sennacherib? 9-34 Senate, Elder, Council of Elders 9-1 Send, to Dispatch 9-50 Senir/Myrrh, Goddess 9-2 Sentinates, Name 9-3 Serene, to Make Clear 9-7 Seriphus, Island 9-9 Serum, Whey, Milk, 9-8 Seven 9-4 seven 1-19 septa? septem Severus, name 9-16 Sew, to 9-63 Sew, to Stitch 9-15 Shake, to 9-66

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Shave, to Shear 10-113 She, he, it 3-65 Shear, to Shave 10-113 Sheep,( Lamb) 3-13 Sheep 6-91 oveli (VFELI), OVLIN (VFLIN) ovile-is,sheep, ovillus-a-um, of sheep Sheep. lamb 1-13 Shield, Aegis 3-61 Shields, Small Shields 6-105 parmi parma-aeShine, To 3-71 Ship, Boat, Vessel 6-34 nave (NA8E), nafe (NAFE), naflis, (NAFLIS), berca, navis-is, ship (It. barca, boat) Ship, Boat, Barque, ship 1-65 NAVE (NA8E), NAFE, NAFLIS, BERCA Shoot, Seed 8-63 Shore, River Bank 9-10 Show, to Flaunt 6-87 ostento (VSTENTV) ostendo-tendereSicily, Sicilian 9-20 Sienna, Name of City 9-27 Sign, to Mark 9-22 Silent, to be Still 9-23 Silent, to be Quiet 10-21 Similar, Such, like 10-10 Sing, To 2-10 Sing/ Play/ w/ Stringed Instrument 7-35 Sister 9-40 Sit 9-12 Site, Situation 9-31 Situation, Site 9-31 Sivai, Name 9-21 Six, Rock, Stone, 8-45 Six 1-18 heks, heksr, (galley, L. hexeris) sexusSix 4-69 HECHS (HEKS) HECHS (HE↓S) sex Sixth 9-11 Skill, Technique, Art 1-45 Skin 6-115 pel, pellis-is, Skirmishers, Light-Armed Infantry 4-14 Sky, Heaven, Name Cilen? 3-21 CILEN, CILENI caelum-i (It. cielo, Fr. ciel) Sky, Heaven, Cloud 10-17 Sleep, to Put to Sleep 9-39 Smile, Calf of the Leg 9-41 Smooth, to Rub, Clean 10-38 Snake, Serpent, Viper 1-29 Snake, Viper 11-44 Snake, Viper, Treviper, God 10-85 Snatch, Savior 9-46 So, Therefore, Thus, In This Way 9-19 Soften, to Become Soft, Gentle 6-11 molak (MVLAK), MvLAK, MvLAKE, mollesco-ereSoften, to Macerate 5-40 Molak (MVLAK), MvLAK, MvLAKE Soldier, Light Infantry, Army 11-27 Soldier, Young Soldier 10-73 Soldier, Warrior, Light-Armed Troops 4-18 feles veles-itis or velites, Someone 1-21 Son 1-6 filos, filus (FILVS), filiusSon 4-37 filos, filus (FILVS), filoi, filui (FILVI), filiusSorrow 1-33 Sorrow, Harsh, Sad 10-90 Sound, To 3-84 Sound, to Sound 9-38

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Sower 8-48 SN, An Initial? 9-33 Speak, Oration 6-73 or (VR), ora , oras oran, ore, ores, oror, orim etc. oro-are, to speak, ora-ae, boundary Speak, to Tell, Relate 7-42 Spin, to 4-34 filar (FILAO), FILaR, filum-i, thread, (It. filare, to spin) Spin, to Torque, 10-106 Spin, to Weave 6-37 NER, NERIS, nerons (NERVNS) neo, nere, nevi, netumSpina, Etruscan City 9-51 Spit, Seed, to Thrust Out, to 9-53 Spolare, Unknown Word 9-52 Spring, Truth 11-31 Stable, Stall 9-55 Stack, Steep Cliff, Scarp 9-56 Stairs 8-50 Staff, Club, Cudgel 3-34 clab, clav (CLA8), claf (CLAF) clava-aeStaff, Scepter, Stick 8-53 Stall, Stable 9-55 Stall, a Stable 6-45 Stand, To 1-49 Stand, to 9-54 Stand Firm, Endure 6-131 persto (PERSTV), persto-stare-stiti-statum, Stand, Make a Stand, Rest, Survive 7-68 Star 2-52 Static 9-57 Steep Cliff, Stack, Scarp 9-56 Stem 10-62 Stick, Bat, Club, Cudgel 11-54 Stick, Scepter, Staff 8-53 Still, to be Silent 9-23 Stir, to Mix 6-8 mola-e-o-es (MVLA>MVLeS) Stitch, to Sew 9-15 Stock, Trunk, Shaft 4-48 fost (8VST), fustis-is, club Stone, Rock 6-140 petr, petro (PETRV), petros, (PETRVS) lapis-idis, stone (Gk. πέτρα, pétra, stone)Stone, Rock, Pebble 8-15 Stone, Hard Stone, Flint 9-24 Stone, Rock, Six 8-45 Stop, To 2-47 Storeroom, Cellar 8-61 Straight 9-60 Straighten, to Make Straight 5-26 Street, Road, Path, Way 10-94 Stretch, to Extend 6-102 panta, tenta, tento (TENTV) pando, pandare, pandi; extend-tendere -tendiStrike, to, Fiora , town, river? 4-13 feira ferio-ire, to strike, (It. Fiora River) Strike, To, Crime, Evil, Bad 7-41 Strike, to Applaud 7-3 Strike, to 4-86 Strive, To, Lean 6-36 Strophe, Trick 9-62 Subdue, to 10-101 Such, like, Similar 10-10 Succor, to succor 9-35 Suffer, to Undergo, 9-64 Sufficient, Enough 8-47 Sula, Name 9-67 Sulla, Name, Swine, Pork 9-17 Summer 1-19

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Summit, Peak 3-23 cim, kim, kimi, culmen (It. cima, Fr. cime) Sun 6-115 Sun, Alone 9-37 Support, to Carry, Rule 7-57 Support, to Sustain 9-44 Surpass, Upper 9-69 Survive, Make a Stand, Rest 7-68 Sustain, to Support 9-44 Suvera (Name), Grave, To Avert 9-70 Swear an Oath, To 4-115 ro, iru (IRV), iruo-areSwelling, Pellet, Grain 6-52 Swim, New 6-47 no, nu (NV), noa, nov (NV8), no, nare, navi, novum, new Swim, To 4-100 inas, ine, inni, ino, inu (INV) inno-nareSwine, Sulla, Name, Pork 9-17 Sword 4-59 glatau, glatab (bLATA8), gladius-iTable 10-5 Tai, Name 10-6 Tages, Etruscan god 10-8 Take, to Remove 10-97 Taphos, Name 10-7 Talon, Ankle 10-47 Talon, Heel 10-12 Tame, Retaliation 10-11 Tanaquil, Queen, Wife of Tarquin 10-14 Tanaquil, Queen, Wife Tarquin 10-50 Tapa, Name? Carpet? 10-15 Tarquin 10-20 Taunt, Criticize 11-28 Tear, Render 5-7 Tekias, Name 10-24 Tell, Speak, to Relate 7-42 Telatos, Name? 10-30 Telamonos, Greek Hero 10-31 Ten 10-26 Ten 1-22 tecum (TECVM)?, tikam? Tepid, Warm 10-35 Terrain, Land 10-19 Testify, to Bear Witness 10-42 Thalna, Etrusc. Goddess, Nemesis 10-48 Thane, Danaus, Father of Argos? 10-49 That 3-4 Thebes, City in Greece 10-57 Theias, Father of Adonis 10-56 Them 5-2 Theme 5-23 Themis, Greek Goddess 10-52 Then, Bury, Tomb 10-100 Then, Next, Afterward 6-144 puia (PFIA); See also ARCAS, ARCEI, ARCIA post, then, Then, Later, After 7-26 Then, Unknown Word 10-53 There, Then 4-93 ive, ibe (I8E), ip, ipa, ipe, ipei, ipi, la, Le, ibi, ibis, genit. Ibis, illi, (It. ivi, there, la, there) There 5-1 Therefore, Consequently 7-30 Therefore, Thus, In This Way, So 9-19 These, That of Yours 4-118 iste, cesti, iste, ista, istud (It. questi; Romanian ISTE) Theseus 10-54

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They Are 4-117 isont, isunt (ISVNT), sont (SVNT) suntThey Are 9-68 They Will Be 8-21 Thia, , Mother Eos or Hermes 10-55 Thin, to 63? Thing, Matter 7-54 Think, to Weigh Heavily 6-122 pensin, penso-areThink, to Ratify 7-52 This, These 101 Thorasi, Doris? Thorax-acis 10-60 Torso, Trunk 10-111 Thousand, Containing a Thousand 6-4 Three 10-82 Three 1-13 tre, trei, tres, tri, tria tres, tris Three Times 1-14 ter ter Third 1-15 terti, tertie, terto (TERTV) tertius-a-um, Threshold, Limit, Door, Port, Gate 5-32 Throughout 6-92 pa (PA) perThrow, to Launch 9-32 Throw, to Launch 5-11 Throw, to throw, Thracians? 4-54 geta (bETA), getom, getum, (bETVM), Getaie-arum, ThraciansThrow Out, Eject, Expel 4-90 iak, IACeR, iakoi, iakui (IAKVI), iacio-iacere, to throwThrow Back, Behind, Reject 8-3 Throw Together 3-32 Thrust Out, to Spit, Seed 9-53 Thunder, Tone 10-102 Thus, In This Way, So, Therefore 9-19 Thy, Your 10-1 Tighten, to Join 9-6 Tini, Etruscan Supreme God 10-66 Tinkle, to Ring 10-67 Tint, to Color, Dye 10-68 Tiples, unknown word 10-70 Tirai, Tyrsenus, son of King Atys 10-72 Tities, Name of Tribe of Rome 10-77 Tito, Name 10-78 TN, Abbreviation for Tini? 10-79 Today 4-82 hot (HVT), hoti (HVTI), hodie, Toga, Gown 10-96 Tolerate, to 10-99 Tomb, Bury 9-5 Tomb, Then, Bury 10-100 Tome, Volume 11-50 Tone, Thunder 10-102 Tooth 2-55 Top, Summit, Peak 3-16 Torque, to Spin 10-106 Total, Entire, Whole 10-115 Totter, to Fall Down 5-4 Tower 10-104 Town 6-61 Town, Village, City 11-40 Tree, Mast 1-44 Trellis, Grating 3-40 kletra, kletram, cletram, kletre clatri-orumTreviper, god, Viper, Snake 10-85 Tribe, Clan 3-35 clan gens, tribus (Fr., Rom. clan, clan)

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Tribe 10-86 Trick, Strophe 9-62 Trident, Three-pronged Spear 10-83 Trifle 10-87 Triple, to 10-89 Trojan 10-91 Trojans 10-59 Trojans 10-93 Trojans, By, From the Trojans 10-92 Troop, Crowd, Gang 10-108 Trot, to 10-95 Truce 10-84 Truly, Indeed 6-14 Trunk, Torso 10-111 Trusty, True 4-42 fitos, fidus-a-um, Truth, Spring 11-31 Try, to 1-51 Turan, Aphrodite 10-105 Turin, Turines 10-107 Turms, Hermes 10-109 Turn, to 11-34 Tuscan, Etruscan 10-114 Two 1-13 tua, (TFA), tue, (TFE), (TVE), tuo (TVO) duo-aeTwo 3-49 Two, to Give 10-98 Tydeus, Greek Hero 10-116 Type, Figure 10-69 Unbolt, Unlock, Reveal, Disclose 7-58 Under, Below 9-45 Undergo, to Suffer 9-64 Undermine, Moderate 9-65 Unholy, Evil 6-27 Unholy, Nefarious, Evil 5-41? naph, (NAΦ), naphar, (NAΦAR) nefas, Uni, Etruscan Mother Goddess 11-5 Unite, One 11-3 Unlock, Unbolt, Reveal, Disclose 7-65 Upper, to Surpass 9-69 Use, to Employ 6-89 otor (VTVR) utor, uti, usus USuS, Unknown Word 11-6 UTAS, Unknown Word 11-8 Utilize, Use 6-72 Valeri, Name, To Pluck 11-26 Valley 11-13 Vamerias, Person’s Name 11-16 Vanth, Etruscan Goddess 11-18 Vary, to 11-19 Vary, He Goes 11-10 Veii, Etruscan City 11-23 Velcha, Etruscan City 4-19 felkes; see also velcia Velcha, a town of Campania? Velcha, Etruscan City 11-25 Venus, Goddess of Love 11-30 Verile, Man, Manly 11-46 Verona, Etruscan City 11-33 Vessel, Pot, Container 11-20 Vigorous 4-12 feifes, vivax-acisVigorous, Well 11-14

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Village, City, Town 11-40 Vinegar 1-41 aks acetum-i, Viper, Snake 11-44 Viper, Treviper, God, Snake 10-85 Vipina, Virbius, God 11-45 Void, Empty 11-17 Volume, Tome 11-50 Vosle, Fiosole, Ancient Florence 11-52 Vow, Oath, to Take an Oath 11-55 Fulc (Vulcan, god) 4-47 folc, fulc (FVLC) Volcanus [Vulc]-iWage War, Army 1-63 War, Argument, Polemic 7-7 Wagon, Cart, Coach 2-19 Wall 6-13 mur (MVR), MVRS murus-i, wall, Wander, to 4-3 fak, FAKeR, vagor-ari, to wanderWander, to 11-12 Warm 6-160 photum ((ΦVTVM) foveo, fovere, fovi, fotum to warmWarm, Tepid 10-35 Warn, to 3-67 Wash, to Bathe 5-17 Wash, to Rub, Scrape 11-56 Wasteland, Desert 10-40 Watch Over,to Regard 10-103 Watch, to Guard, Protect 10-117 Water 1-28 aciu, aciv (ACI8) aqua-ae Water, Drink, to Drink 1-30 Water, to Irrigate, Wet 8-5 Way, Street, Road, Path 10-94 Wealth, Power, Abundance 6-70 op (VP) Ops-Opis, opem, opis, ope, Wealthy, Rich 8-2 Weary, Exhausted 4-27 fese, fesi, fessus-a-um, Weave, to 10-39 Weed, to Hoe 8-43 Weep, to Mourn 7-5 Well, Fountain, Source 6-158 phont,(ΦVNT), phonta, phonte, Phontia fontanus-a-um; fons, fontis, a spring, Well, Vigorous 11-14 Wet, Water, to Irrigate 8-5 Wet, to be Wet, Steam 5-58 Whether, If 9-13 What, Who, Which 3-8 CHE (↓E), CHIS (↓IS), ci, KI, qui, what, which, quis, who? (It. che cosa, chi) Whatever Way! How! 11-7 Wheel 8-26 When, Whenever, Since 3-58 cum, com, (CVM), kum (KVM) cum [older version quom]Whey, Serum, Milk 9-8 Which 3-5 Whichever 2-2 Who 3-27 CIS, CiS, kis quis, (Hittite, kuis, It. chi)Whoever, Whatever 3-32 citves (CITFES) quivis, quaevis, quidvisWhole, Total, Entire 10-115 Willing, to Be, Desire, Wish 9-30 Winter, Storm 4-78 Himia hiems [hiemps] -emisWish, to Be Willing, Desire 9-30 With 1-42 cu? L . cum, (Romanian, cu), Italian, conWound, Kidney 7-48 Who, Which, What, Whoever 2-1

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Who 3-2 Wine 4-39 finum (FINVM) vinum-i Wine 11-43 Wine Press, to Press 7-28 Wings 1-20 Wise, Prophet, Sage, 8-35 Without, Let Alone, However, But if 9-26 Witness, to Bear Witness, Testify 10-42 Woe! 3-62 Wool 5-10 Write, Engrave 8-56 Year 1-32 Yes 11-1 Yesterday 4-92 ier, ieri, heri, Yoke, to Bind (See also Horse) 4-103 iuc, (IVC), iuce, iuces, iuci, iucie, iuco, iuka, ugo-areYou, (Fr. vous?) 11-51 You, to You 10-2 You, to You 11-22 You, to you 11-37 You, to Yourself 10-3 You, Your 10-61 You, Your, Yours 10-4 Young Boy, cherub 7-6 Young Boy, Little Boy 7-37 Your, Thy 10-1 Yours You, Your 10-4 Youth 6-142 peub (PEF8) pubes-isZeus 9-14 XII, Numeral Twelve 11-57

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