# Liturgical Latin - Lesson 03
# by Wilfrid Diamond, 1941
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
aetérnus : eternal
áridus : dry
aptus : suitable
apértus : open
angústus : narrow
altus : high
aequus : equal, just
apostólicus : Apostolic
almus : kind
árduus : hard, difficult
antíquus : ancient
acérbus : bitter, sharp
bonus : good
benígnus : kind
benedíctus : blessed
bárbarus : barbarous
clarus : clear
certus : certain
Cathólicus : Catholic
castus : chaste
cúpidus : desirous of
cómmodus : convenient
cruéntus : bloodstained
carus : dear
cunctus : all
caecus : blind
celsus : high
carbúscus : waving
deféssus : weary
dúbius : doubtful
dígnus : worthy
dúrus : hard
diutúrnus : long lasting
divínus : divine
éditus : lofty
exíguus : small
exímius :  exalted, outstanding
egrégius : distinguished
fretus : relying on
finítimus : bordering on
gratus : pleasing
hestérnus : of yesterday
idóneus : fitting, suitable
indígnus : unworthy
impróbus : unworthy
ínclitus : renowned
ignótus : unknown
invítus : unwilling
ignávus : base
jucúndus : pleasant
longus : long
malus : bad, evil
multus : many
magnus : great
médius : middle
meus : my
matúrus : developed, mature
novus : new
noctúrnus : night
nefárius : wicked
plenus : full
parvus : small
purus : pure
peritus : skilled
propínquus : near
pérditus : destroyed
prístinus : former
praecípuus : special
praeclárus : famous
praeditus : endowed with
próprius : one’s own
pósterus : next, subsequent
públicus : public
réliquus : remaining
repentínus : sudden
sanctus : holy
sanctíssimus : most holy
sacrosánctus : most holy
sáucius : wounded
studiósus : studious
saevus : savage
secúndus : favorable
sevérus : severe, sharp
siccus : dry
serus : late
tuus : thy
tímidus : timid
totus : whole
tutus : safe
túmidus : swollen
unus : one
verus : true
vivus : living
útinam : would that
ita : so
ita ut : and so
et tamen : and yet
velut : as
quasi : as
verúmtamen : yet
quotquot : as many as
sicut : as
nunc : now
nequándo : lest at any time
quemádmodum : as
quómodo : how
proptérea : therefore
úsquequo : how long
quámdiu : how long, as long as
veheméntur : exceedingly
quotiescúmque : as often as
semper : always
tunc : then
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