| Vocable | Translation |
| abactor, abactoris [m.] C Noun | cattle thief, rustler, one who drives off |
| abactus, abactus [m.] U Noun | cattle thieving, stealing of cattle, rustling |
| abaculus, abaculi [m.] O Noun | tessera/small cube of colored glass for ornamenta… |
| abacus, abaci [m.] O Noun | small table for cruets, credence, shelf/niche nea… |
| abagmentum, abagmenti [n.] O Noun | means for obtaining abortion? |
| abalienatio, abalienationis [f.] C Noun | transfer of property (legal), sale, cession, alie… |
| abamita, abamitae [f.] A Noun | great-great-great aunt, female ancestor |
| aes, aeris [n.] C Noun | bronze |
| cupido, cupidinis [f.] C Noun | desire, passion |
| custodia, custodiae [f.] A Noun | (1.) protection, custody (2.) (plural) guards |
| dignitas, dignitatis [f.] C Noun | merit, prestige, dignity |
| domina, dominae [f.] A Noun | mistress, lady |
| humus, humi [f.] O Noun | ground, earth, soil |
| ianua, ianuae [f.] A Noun | door |
| lector, lectoris [m.] C Noun | reader |
| lectrix, lectricis [f.] C Noun | reader |
| meta, metae [f.] A Noun | (1.) turning post, goal (2.) limit |
| nasus, nasi [m.] O Noun | nose |
| paupertas, paupertatis [f.] C Noun | poverty, humble circumstance |
| pectus, pectoris [n.] C Noun | breast, heart |
| philosopha, philosophae [f.] A Noun | philosopher |
| remissio, remissionis [f.] C Noun | (1.) letting go, release (2.) relaxation |
| rumor, rumoris [m.] C Noun | rumor, gossip |
| rus, ruris [n.] C Noun | the country, countryside |
| sal, salis [m.] I Noun | (1.) salt (2.) wit |
| sator, satoris [m.] C Noun | (1.) sower, planter (2.) begetter, father (3.) fo… |
| speculum, speculi [n.] O Noun | mirror |
| transitus, transitus [m.] U Noun | passing over, transit, transition |
| ventus, venti [m.] O Noun | wind |
| vinculum, vinculi [n.] O Noun | bond, chain, fetter |