* ex-sist
, -ere, -stit
, step forth, emerge, arise, appear; exist, be
exspect
ti, -nis,f., a waiting, anticipation, expectation
* ex-spect (1), watch for, wait for, expect; wait to see, fear, dread
ex-spr (1), breathe out, expire, die
ex-spoli (1), plunder, rob
exstingu, -ere, -stnx, -stnctum, extinguish, destroy
ex-st, -re, be extant, exist
ex-stru, -ere, -str
x, -strctum, heap up
ex-sul, -sulis,m. lf., an exile
ex-sul (1), go into exile, be banished
ex-sult (1), leap up, rejoice, exult, revel, boast
ex-surg, -ere, -surr
x, get up, stand up
ex-suscit (1), arouse
extempl, adv., immediately
* exterorexterus, -era, -erum, outside, outer, foreign; compar., exterior, -ius, outer, exterior; superl., extrmus, -a, -um outermost, farthest, last, extreme, the last part of
exterius,adv., seeextr
externus, -a, -um, external
ex-terre, -re, -u, -itum, frighten, terrify greatly, alarm
ex-timsc, -ere, -timu, greatly fear
extr, adv. and prep. + acc., outside; compar. adv. exterius, on the outside, externally
ex-trah, -ere, -trax, -tractum, drag out
extrmus, -a, -um (superl. of exterus), outermost, furthest, last, extreme, the furthest part of; extrmum, -, n., outer edge, end
exul:seeexsul
ex-ulcer (1), lit. make very sore; aggravate, intensify
exult:seeexsult
ex-r, -ere, -uss, -ustum, burn up
F
faber, -br, m., smith, carpenter, engineer
Fabius, -, m., a Roman nomen; e.g., Q. Fabius Maximus Cunctator, famous for his tactics of delay against Hannibal
Fabricius, -, m., a Roman nomen, especially a general against Pyrrhus
* fbula, -ae,f., story; play
factus, -a, -um, elegant, witty, humorous
facis, - , f., form, face, appearance
facil, adv. offacilis, easily; compar. facilius; superl. facillim
* facilis, -e, easy
facilits, -ttis,f., facility, fluency; courteousness, affability, good nature
facinorsus, -a, -um, criminal
* facinus, -oris,n., a deed; a bad deed, misdeed, crime
* faci, -ere, fc, factum, make, do, accomplish, bring about; see to it (that), take care
* factum, -, n., lit. a thing done; deed, act
