| Vocable | Translation |
| Agenor, Agenoris [m.] C Noun | Agenor (father of Europe) |
| amicitia, amicitiae [f.] A Noun | friendship |
| ancilla, ancillae [f.] A Noun | maid |
| ara, arae [f.] A Noun | altar |
| Carthago, Carthaginis [f.] C Noun | Carthage |
| Castra, Castrae [f.] A Noun | camp, base, castle |
| Collatinus, Collatini [m.] O Noun | Collatinian (Collatia citizen) |
| Collosseum, Collossei [n.] O Noun | Collosseum (in Rome) |
| Creta, Cretae [f.] A Noun | Crete |
| Europa, Europae [f.] A Noun | Europe |
| fiducia, fiduciae [f.] A Noun | confidence |
| Germania, Germaniae [f.] A Noun | germany, germania |
| Hamilcar, Hamilcaris [m.] C Noun | Hamilcar Barkas |
| Hispania, Hispaniae [f.] A Noun | Hispania, Spain |
| hostia, hostiae [f.] A Noun | sacrificial animal |
| iudex, iudicis [m.] C Noun | judge, juror |
| limus, limi [m.] O Noun | clay, mud |
| Lucretia, Lucretiae [f.] A Noun | Lucretia |
| magistratus, magistratus [m.] U Noun | magistrate, office |
| Minos, Minois [m.] C Noun | Minos (king of crete) |
| nares, narium [f.] M (Pl.) Noun | nose |
| negotium, negotii [n.] O Noun | work, pain, trouble, annoyance, distress, busines… |
| oblectatio, oblectationis [f.] C Noun | entertainment |
| oboedientia, oboedientiae [f.] A Noun | obedience |
| puerulus, pueruli [m.] O Noun | small boy |
| Quadus, Quadi [m.] O Noun | Quades |
| Sidon, Sidonis [f.] C Noun | Sidon (Phoenician city) |
| soror, sororis [f.] C Noun | sister, nun |
| spelunca, speluncae [f.] A Noun | cave, hollow |
| spiraculum, spiraculi [n.] O Noun | breath, air |