alter, altera, alterum	one (of two), the other
cadš, cadere, cecid•, cŠsźrus	fall
d•cš, d•cere, d•x•, dictus	say, tell, speak; call, name
gaudeš, gaud‘re, gav•sus	rejoice, be glad
•dem, eadem, idem	the same
imitor, imitŠr•, imitŠtus	imitate
•rŠscor, •rŠscŠr•, •rŠtus	be angry
iste, ista, istud	that (near you), that (of yours)
l•ber, l•bera, l•berum	free
l•bertŠs, l•bertŠtis	freedom
loquor, loqu•, locźtus	say, speak, tell
mentior, ment•r•, ment•tus	lie, tell a lie
m•ror, m•rŠr•, m•rŠtus	admire, love
morior, mor•, mortuus	die
nŠscor, nŠsc•, nŠtus	be born
n‘mš, n‘minis	no one
neuter, neutra, neutrum	neither
patior, pat•, passus	suffer, endure, allow
sequor, sequ•, secźtus	follow
sšlus, a, um	alone, the only
timeš, tim‘re, timu•	fear
tštus, a, um	whole, entire
źllus, a, um	any
uter, utra, utrum	which (of two)
uterque, utraque, utrumque	each (of two)
źtor, źt•, źsus	use
vereor, ver‘r•, veritus	fear, respect