ad: to, towards
ádvolo, advoláre, ádvolat: fly to, rush at
ala (alae, f.): wing
altus, alta, altum: tall, deep
aqua (aquae, f.): water
bibo, bíbere, bibit: drink
brevis, breve (brevis): short, shallow
cálculus (cálculi, m.): pebble, small stone
clamo, clamáre, clamat: shout
cógito, cogitáre, cógitat: think, consider
consílium (consílii, n.): plan
cornix (cornícis, f.): crow, she-crow
deinde: then, next
diu: for a long time
dóceo, docére, docet: teach, show
ecce: behold, this is
ergo: so, therefore
et: and
euréka: I've found it (a Greek word)
evérto, evértere, evértit: turn over, topple
fábula (fábulae, f.): story, fable
fácio, fácere, facit: make, do
felíciter: happily
fírmiter: steadily, firmly
fórtiter: forcefully, strongly
fundus (fundi, m.): bottom
hábeo, habére, hábet: have
hic, haec, hoc: this
in: in, into
ingénium (ingénii, n.): intelligence, brains
ingeniósus, ingeniósa, ingeniósum: smart, intelligent, ingenious
invénio, inveníre, ínvenit: find, discover, invent
íterum: again, a second time
lego, légere, legit: gather, collect
levo, leváre, levat: raise, elevate
meus, mea, meum: my, mine
mitto, míttere, mittit: send, toss
modus (modi, m.): way, manner
móveo, movére, movet: move (transitive)
movétur: it moves (intransitive)
non: no, not
plus: more
possum, posse, potest: can, be able
prope: next to
quam: than
quis, quid (cuius): who, what
quod: because
rostrum (rostri, n.): beak
sed: but
sic: so, in this way
sitibúndus, sitibúnda, sitibúndum: thirsty
sto, stare, stat: stand
sum, esse, est: be
urna (urnae, f.): pot, pitcher, urn
váleo, valére, valet: be able, be strong
vérbero, verberáre, vérberat: beat, flap
vis (f. - pl. vires): strength
volo, velle, vult: want