Marītus et uxor

• adulēscēns -entis m

  iuvenis, nōndum senex

  young, youthful

• A
  amāns -antis m

  lover, sweetheart

• amor -ōris m

  quod sentīmus cum amāmus.

  love

• augeō, augēre, auxī, auctum

  maius faciō; ligna flammam augent.

  increase

• B
  beātus -a -um

  fēlīx, laetus

  happy, blessed, prosperous, fortunate

• columna -ae f

  saxum altum, quod templa sustinet

  column, pillar

• C
  coniūnx -iugis m/f

  uxor aut marītus

  spouse, husband, wife

• C
  cotīdiē

  omnī diē

  Daily, every day.

• dea -ae f

  dīva fēmina: Iūnō, Minerva, Venus deae sunt.

  goddess

• D
  dignus -a -um

  meritō pār, aptus

  worthy

• D
  dīves, dīvitis

  quī multās opēs habet

  rich (poet. dīs, dītis)

• D
  domus, domūs

  aedificium, in quō familia habitat; mea domus tōta in hāc tabulā pīcta est.

  house, home

• E
  ergā

  over against, opposite to

• flōs -ōris (m)

  pars optima

  flower, bloom

• forum -ī

  locus pūblicus urbis, mercātus

  market-place, forum

• G
  gracilis -e

  tenuis corpore.

  slender, slim, thin

• M
  magnificus -a -um

  splendidus, māiestāte plēnus

  great, noble, distinguished, eminent, august

• M
  māior, māior, māius

  grandior, superior

  ancestors, forefathers

• M
  marītus -ī m

  vir uxōris

  husband

• mātrōna -ae f

  fēmina nūpta et gravis

  married woman, wife or matron, especially of an honorable man

• M
  māximus -a -um

  biggest, largest

• B
  melior -ius

  good

• M
  mī

  syncopic form of mihī̆

• minimus -a -um sup

  maximē parvus

  small

• M
  minor, minus

  mala prōmittō

  to jut forth

• minuō, minuere, minuī, minūtum

  minus faciō

  to make smaller, lessen, diminish, reduce, minimize

• P
  minus

  minus quam satis

  too little

• M
  miser -era -erum

  nōn fēlīx, plēnus dolōris.

  wretched, pitiable

• mittō, mittere, mīsī, missum

  faciō ut eat

  send, let go

• N
  nec/neque ūllus
• B
  optimus -a -um

  good

• O
  opus est

  id quod factum est

  work

• Ō
  ōsculor, ōsculārī, ōsculātus sum

  ōsculum dō

  to kiss

• P
  pauper -eris

  pauca habēns, egēns

  poor, lowly

• M
  pēior -ius

  magis malus

  bad, evil

• M
  pessimus -a -um

  magis malus

  bad, evil

• P
  plūrēs

  maiōris pretiī

  more

• P
  plūrimī -ae -a sup

  most

• P
  plūs plūris (n noun and adj)

  maiōris pretiī

  more

• P
  possideō, possidēre, possēdī, possessus

  habeō, teneō

  to have, hold, own, possess

• P
  praesēns -entis

  quī nunc adest; tempus praesēns.

  present, in person, ready

• P
  praeteritus -a -um

  quī iam fuit

  past, in the past

• P
  pulchritūdō -inis f

  quod pulchrum facit; fōrma pulchra.

  beauty, attractiveness

• R
  remittō, remittere, remīsī, remissum

  laxō, dēsinō

  to send back, to remit, to throw back, restore

• signum -ī n

  impetum facere

  sign, standard, mark

• T
  tamen

  nevertheless, still

• tēctum -ī n

  domus

  roof; building, house

• templum -ī n

  domus deī cum columnīs altīs; intrā simulācrum stat.

  consecrated ground; temple

• virgō virginis

  fēmina innūpta

  maiden, virgin, girl

• Ū
  ūllus -a -um

  any, anyone

• U
  uxor -ōris f

  fēmina nūpta

  wife

Independent companion to Hans H. Ørberg's Lingua Latina per se Illustrata (Domus Latina; Hackett), not affiliated with its publishers. Definitions come from this dictionary and the Imperial Restitution readers.