Caesar de bello Gallico VI.14

nouns-adjectives

tributum, -i

tributum, -i

impost, tax

reliquus, -a, -um

reliquus, -a, -um

the rest, remaining

militia, -ae

militia, -ae

military service

vacatio, -onis f.

vacatio, -onis f.

dispensation from, freedom from

immunitas, -tatis f.

immunitas, -tatis f.

exemption, immunity

sponte f.abl only

sponte f.abl only

of one’s own accord, voluntarily; deliberately

propinquus, -a, -um

propinquus, -a, -um

near, neighboring; relative

versus, -us m.

versus, -us m.

verse, poem, poetry

fas, n.

fas, n.

right, divine lawopposite: nefas

vulgus, -i n.

vulgus, -i n.

masses, public; crowd, populace; rabble

praesidium, -ii n.

praesidium, -ii n.

protection

metus, -us m.

metus, -us m.

fear, dread

sidus, sideris n.

sidus, sideris n.

star, constellation

motus, -us m,

motus, -us m,

movementcp. moveo, -ere, movi, motus

mundus, -i

mundus, -i

neat person; world, universecp. mundus, a, um = clean, neat

vis f. (irreg.: vim, vires, virium,

viribus)

vis f.(irreg.: vim, vires, virium,

viribus)

force, power, strength

iuventus, -tutis f.

iuventus, -tutis f.

youth, class of young men