Latin Verb Roots Dictionary
A dictionary where each verb has a different root. For romlangers.
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(acc–ger) (ges–pre) (pro–zel)
gestiō v. to use passionate gestures
grātor v. to rejoice, congratulate
habeō v. to have
haereō v. to hang in there; to hang to sth, hold fast to sth
hālō v. to breathe
hilarō v. to cheer
hinniō v. to neigh (after sb or sth)
hortor v. to urge [sb to do sth], encourage
iaceō v. to lie, be recumbent
iaciō v. to throw
iciō v. to strike, stab
ientō v. to have breakfast
imbūbinō v. to have sex during a woman's menstruation
imbulbitō v. to have anal sex
imbuō v. to drench (with a liquid), wet
impleō v. to fill
indāgō v. to track (as dogs in hunting); to investigate
induō v. to put sth on
ineptiō v. to talk absurdly
iocō v. to joke
irrumō v. to extend the breast to; face-fuck
iubeō v. to tell (sb to do sth), order, command
iugō v. to connect
iungō v. to connect, fasten
iūrō v. to swear, take an oath
iuvō v. to help
labōrō v. to work, exert oneself
lambō v. to lick
laniō v. to tear, mangle, mutilate
lātrō v. to bark
legō v. to read
lēgō v. to send with a comission or charge
licet v. it is allowed [to do sth]
linō v. to smear
linquō v. to leave sth
loquor v. to speak
lūdō v. to play
lūgeō v. to mourn
madeō v. to be wet or moist
maereō v. to be sad, grieve
mandō v. to command, order
maneō v. to remain
meō v. to pass by
mereō v. to deserve
metō v. to reap
micō v. to shake, tremble
migrō v. to depart, migrate
mingō v. to piss
ministrō v. to attend
misceō v. to mix
misereō v. to feel pity [for sb or sth]
mittō v. to send
mōlior v. to attempt, endeavour
moneō v. to remind
morior v. to die
moror v. to delay
moveō v. to move
mūgiō v. to moo
mulceō v. to stroke, touch lightly
murmurō v. to murmur, mutter
nancīscor v. to barely get, receive, find
nāscor v. to be born
natō v. to swim
nāvigō v. to sail
necō v. to murder
nectō v. to bind, connect
nigreō v. to darken
v. to swim, float
noceō v. to harm
noscō v. to get to know, familiarize oneself with
nūgor v. to talk nonsense
nuntiō v. to announce
ōdī v. to hate
opīnor v. to suppose, believe, think
oportet v. it is necessary [to do sth]
optō v. to wish, desire [to do sth]
orior v. to rise; become visible
ōrō v. to argue; pray, beg
ōsculor v. to kiss
paedīcō v. to have anal sex
paeniteō v. to be sorry
palleō v. to be or look pale
pandō v. to bend
parcō v. to be merciful to
pateō v. to lie open, be open
patior v. to suffer; allow
pendō v. to weigh
percutiō v. to pierce through
petō v. to ask for, demand; to attack sb
pigeō v. to feel lazy at [doing sth]
placeō v. to please
plangō v. to beat (one's breast); mourn
plaudō v. to clap, applaud
polleō v. to be strong, powerful
polliceor v. to promise
pōnō v. to put
possum v. to be able to, can
praestinō v. to buy, purchase
prandeō v. to have breakfast or lunch
premō v. to press

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