CAPITULUM XX – Index Vocābulōrum
NŌMINA	GEN.	ANGLICĒ	DĒRĪVĀTIŌ
īnfāns, īnfantis	m/f	infant, baby	infant, infantile
cūnae, cūnārum (pl)	f	cradle, crib	incunabula
somnus, -ī	m	sleep	somnambulate
lac, lactis	n	milk	lactate, lactic
mulier, mulieris	f	woman	muliebrity
nūtrīx, nūtrīcis	f	nurse	nutrition
gradus, gradūs	m	step, grade	grade, graduate
sermō, sermōnis	m	conversation, talk	sermon
fīliola, -ae	f	little daughter
fīliolus, -ī	m	little son
colloquium, -ī	n	conversation, colloquy	colloquy, colloquial
officium, -ī	n	duty	office, official
silentium, -ī	n	silence	silence
ADIECTĪVA
parvulus, -a, -um		tiny, little
necessārius, -a, -um		necessary, needful	necessary
aliēnus, -a, -um		belonging to another	alien, alienate
futūrus, -a, -um		future	future
ūmidus, -a, -um		moist, wet	humid, humidity
VERBA
fārī		to speak, talk	infant
carēre (+ abl.)		to be without, lack, want
postulāre		to demand, ask for	postulate
vāgīre		to bawl
alere		to nourish, feed, care for	alimony, alimentary
colloquī		to converse, talk with	colloquy
volō, vīs, volumus, vultis		I, you, we, you want/wish	voluntary
manēre		to remain	remain
pergere		to continue, go on
cūrāre		to care for,	curate, curator, cure
dēbēre		to owe, ought to	debit, debt, debtor
occurrere (+ dat.)		to run to meet, run into	occur
silēre		to be silent	silent
advehere		to carry, bring to a place
revertī		to return
dīligere		to love, cherish, esteem	diligent
decēre		to be fitting, to become	decent
nōlle		to be unwilling, not want
ADVERBIA
mox		soon
magis		more
rārō		rarely
crās		tomorrow
adversus		against, across from	adverse
profectō		of course, certainly
minimē		not at all, hardly
PRAEPOSITIŌNĒS
ūnā cum (+ abl.)		at the same time as, together with
CONIUNCTIŌNĒS
sive. . . sive		whether. . . or