* ap-p
re
, -
re, -u
, -itum, be visible, appear
* appell (1), call, name, address
ap-pend, -ere, -pend, -pnsum, weigh out
Appennnus, -, m., the Appennines, a mountain range extending through the length of Italy
appetenter,adv., graspingly, greedily
ap-petti, -nis,f., desire
* ap-pettus, -
s,m., longing, desire
* ap-pet, -ere, -petv, -pettum, strive after, desire, seek
Appius, -a, -um, Appian; Via Appia, the Appian Way, first of the great Roman roads, regna virum, begun by Appius Claudius, censor in 312 B.C., to connect Rome and Capua and ultimately extended to Brundisium
ap-plicti, -nis,f., attachment, inclination
ap-port (1), carry, bring to
ap-positus, -a, -um, suitable, appropriate
ap-prob (1), approve
ap-propinqu (1), approach, draw near, be at hand
ap-propi (1) = appropinqu (EL)
aprcus, -a, -um, sunny, warm
* apt (1), prepare, make ready, adjust
* aptus, -a, -um, suitable, appropriate, fit
* apud,prep + acc., among; at; at the house of, in the presence of, with
* aqua, -ae,f., water
aquil, -nis,m., north wind; north
artor, -ris,m., plowman, farmer, tenant
arbiter, -tr, m., arbiter, judge
arbitrtus, -s,m., decision, discretion, choice, pleasure
arbitrium, -, n., judgment; choice, power, opportunity
* arbitror, -r, -tus sum, judge, think, believe
* arbor, -oris,f., tree
arboreus, -a, -um, of a tree, arboreal
arce, -re, -u, shut in, keep away, restrain, debar, prevent
arcess, -ere, -v, -tum, call, summon, derive, obtain
Archimds, -is,m., famous Greek scientist, killed at the capture of Syracuse in 212 B.C.
Ardea, -ae,f., a town in Latium
*rde, -re,rs,rsum, be on fire, burn, blaze; be inflamed or aroused.
arduus, -a, -um, steep, high, lofty, difficult
area, -ae,f., open space, courtyard, public square
rns, gen. -entis, dried up, parched
Arethsa, -ae,f., name of a spring at Syracuse
argentria, -ae,f., banker’s shop or business
argentum, -, n., silver; money
argumentum, -, n., proof, argument; subject, story, theme