CAPITULUM XIV – Index Vocābulōrum
NŌMINA	GEN.	ANGLICĒ	DĒRĪVĀTIŌ
tunica, -ae	f.	tunic	tunic
toga, -ae	f	toga	toga
tabula, -ae	f.	tablet	tablet, table
rēgula, -ae	f.	straight-edge; ruler	regulator
gallus, -ī	m.	rooster	gallinaceous
calceus, -ī	m.	shoe	calceate
stilus, -ī	m.	stylus, writing implement	style
vestimentum, -ī	n.	clothing	vestment
participium, -ī	n.	participle	participle
parentēs, parentum (pl.)	m.	parents	parents
rēs, rēī	f.	thing, matter	real, reality, realism
nihil (indecl.)	n.	nothing	nihilism, annihilate
PRŌNŌMINA
uter, utra, utrum		which? (of two)
neuter, neutra, neutrum		neither (of two)	neutral
alter, altera, alterum		other; the one...the other	alternate
uterque, utraque, utrumque		each (of two); both
mihi, tibi (dative)		to/for me; to/for you
mēcum, tēcum, sēcum		with me; with you; with himself
ADIECTĪVA
apertus, -a, -um		open	aperture
clausus, -a, -um		closed	close, closet
sordidus, -a, -um		dirty	sordid
pūrus, -a, -um		clean, pure	pure, purity
nūdus, -a, -um		unclothed, naked	nude, nudity
togātus, -a, -um		clad in a toga
dexter, dextra, dextrum		right	ambidextrous
sinister, sinistra, sinistrum		left	sinister
omnis, omne		all, every	omniscient
VERBA
cubāre		to recline, lie down	incubate
vigilāre		to be awake, be wakeful	vigilant
valēre		to be well, be strong	valedictory
valē		farewell, goodbye
excitāre		to rouse, wake up	excite
surgere		to rise	surge, insurgent
afferre		to bring	afferent
lavāre		to wash	lavatory
mergere		to sink, to submerge	merger, submerge
solēre		to be accustomed to
frīgēre		to be cold	frigid
poscere		to demand, ask for
vestīre		to dress	vest
induere		to put on	indue
gerere		to wear, wage, bear	belligerent, gestation
inquit		he says
ADVERBIA
quōmodo		how?
hodiē		today
adhūc		still, to this point
prīmum		first, at first
PRAEPOSITIŌNĒS
praeter (+ acc.)		except, besides
CONIUNCTIŌNĒS
deinde		then, next
an		or