Caesar de bello Gallico VI.13

nouns-adjectives

aliqui, aliquae, aliquod

aliqui, aliquae, aliquod

some

genus, generis n.

genus, generis n.

kind, class

plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

plerique, pleraeque, pleraque

most of

aes alienum, aeris alieni

aes alienum, aeris alieni

debt (another’s bronze/money)

tributum, -i

tributum, -i

impost, tax

nobilis, -is, -e

nobilis, -is, -e

noble, high-bornNOT nobis from nos

ius, iuris n.

ius, iuris n.

right, law

disciplina, -ae

disciplina, -ae

learning, training

facinus, facinoris n.

facinus, facinoris n.

crime

caedes, caedis f.

caedes, caedis f.

slaughter, killing

hereditas, -tatis f.

hereditas, -tatis f.

inheritance

decretum, -i n.

decretum, -i n.

decree, decision

impius, -a, -um

impius, -a, -um

disrespectful to gods or men, wicked

sceleratus, -a,-um

sceleratus, -a,-um

wicked(related to scelus, sceleris n. wicked

deed, crime)

aditus, -us m.

aditus, -us m.

an approach, entrance(cp. adeo, adire to approach)

contagio, contagionis f.

contagio, contagionis f.

contact, association(related to tango, -ere to touch)

incommodus, -a, -um

incommodus, -a, -um

inconvenient, troublesome; unfavorable

par, paris (gen.)

par, paris (gen.)

equal

suffragium, suffragii n.

suffragium, suffragii n.

vote

certus, -a, -um

certus, -a, -um

sure, certain, fixed(NOT “a certain” as in a certain man

talked to us, which is quidam, quaedam, quoddam)