| desire, wish, longing, eagerness | cupiditās, cupiditātis f. |
| desire, wish, longing, eagerness | cupīdō, cupidinis f. |
| talent, (innate) nature, character | ingenium, ingeniī, n. |
| injury, harm; insult; wrong | iniūria, iniūriae f. |
| work, labor, task | opus, operis n. |
| there is a need / use (for) | opus est (+ dat.) |
| wall; fortification wall for a city | mūrus, mūrī m. |
| bridge | *pons, pontis m. |
| to join, unite, connect; yoke | iungō, iungere, iūnxī, iūnctus |
| to lie, speak or say falsely | mentior, mentīrī, mentītus sum |
| to die | morior, morī, mortuus sum |
| fixed, established, certain; specified; reliable, sure | certus, certa, certum |
| certainly, surely, of course; at least | certē (adv.) |
| how much | quantus, quanta, quantum |
| however; on the contrary | autem (postpositive) |
| why? | cūr |
| not (used with imperative & perfect subjunctive) | nē |
| indeed, certainly, in fact | not (used with imperative & perfect subjunctive) |
| not ... even | nē ... quidem |
| so often | totiēns |
| but; at least; then | at |
| in order that … not (used with subjunctive) | nē |
| in order that; so that | ut |