# Liturgical Latin - Lesson 21
# by Wilfrid Diamond, 1941
# Version 1.0 by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
audácter : boldly
ántea : before, heretofore
care : dearly
celériter : quickly
certe : certainly
diligénter : diligently
diu : for a long time
dénique : finally
fórtiter : bravely
fácile : easily
frustra : in vain
hic : here
huc : hither
hinde : hence
inde : thence
ínterim : meanwhile
ibi : there
ita : so
jam : already, now, soon
libénter : gladly
magnópere : greatly
mínime : not at all
máxime : especially
moléste : with trouble
magis : more
mox : soon
nunquam : never
nunc : now
noctu : by night
pulchre : beautifully
proínde : accordingly
primo : in the first place
primum : first
póstea : afterwards
quo : whither
quotquot : as many as
quadúsque : until
quam : how
quidem : in fact, indeed
recte : rightly
saepe : often
sponte : voluntarily
súbito : suddenly
sic : so
statim : immediately
tum : then
tam : so
nolíte confídere : do not trust
nolíte judicáre : do not judge
nolíte timére : do not fear
fácio, fácere, feci, factum : make, do
vénio, veníre, veni, ventum : come
vídeo, vidére, vidi, visum : see
díligo, dilígere, diléxi, diléctum : love
óffero, offére, óbtuli, oblátum : offer
erípio, erípere, erípui, eréptum : deliver
atténdo, atténdere, atténdi, atténtum : attend
respóndeo, respondére, respóndi, respónsum : reply
scio, scire, scivi, scitum : know
quaéro, quaérere, quaesívi, quaesítum : seek
convérto, convértere, convérti, convérsum : turn to
salutáre, salutáris : salvation
Déus salutáris noster : God, our Savior
abscóndita : hidden places
cognósco, cognóscere, cognóvi, cógnitum : know
pono, pónere, pósui, pósitum : lay down
pasco, páscere, pavi, pastum : feed
dolor, dolóris : sorrow
salvum fáciat eum : let him be saved
salus : salvation
quintus : fifth
avérte : turn away
erráre : to wander
illumináre : to make light
manifestáre : to reveal
univérsus : all
quóniam : because, for
pastor, pastóris : shephard
indivíduus : undivided
foecúndus : fruitful
antíquus : old, ancient
suavis : sweet
infúnde : pour forth
gustáre : to taste
ángelo nuntiánte : by the message of an Angel
perducámur : may we be brought
revelatiónem : to the revelation
sacrosánctus : most holy
tímeo, timére, tímui : fear
régere et gubernáre : to rule and govern
dirígere et sanctificáre : to direct and bless
paráre : to prepare
intégritas, integritátis : virginity
pono, pónere, pósui, pósitum : place
dignáre : vouchsafe
fódio, fódere, fodi, fossum : dig
dimítto, dimíttere, dimisi, dimíssum : dismiss
sto, stare, steti, statum : stand
do, dare, dedi, datum : give
dóceo, docére, dócui, doctum : teach
Trínitas, Trinitátis : Trinity
novus : new
lumen, lúminis : light
plebs, plebis : people
pes, pedis : foot
in médio : in the midst
beátus : blessed
gloriósus : glorius
nunc : now
timor, timóris : fear
formáre : to form, to make
dinumeráre : to number
actus : deed
haeréditas, tátis : inheritance
# end