Index Recent Reverse

This is a list of the 60 most recent words added to the dictionary, but reverse from the Recent Index. The Latin definitions are concealed until you highlight over them.

Translation	Part of Speech	Word
Nevertheless, still	conjunction	Tamen
Never	conjunction	Numquam
While	conjunction	Dum
To harm, hurt (physically)	verb	Nocere
To persuade, to make sweet for	verb	Persuadere
To give an order to, command	verb	Imperare
To yield to, give way for	verb	Cedere
To give trust to, To have trust for	verb	Credere
To have favor for, be favorable to	verb	Favere
To teach	verb	Docere
To point out, show, demonstrate	verb	Demonstrare
Clear, bright, shining, famous	adjective	Clarus
Pleasant, agreeable, delightful	adjective	Iucundus
Wise, sensible, judicious	adjective	Sapiens
Victory	noun	Victoria
Writer, author	noun	Scriptor
Reckoning, account, reason, judgement, consideration, system, manner, method	noun	Ratio
Liberty, freedom	noun	Libertas
Praise, glory, fame	noun	Laus
Abundance, supply; troops, forces	noun	Copia
How	adverb	Quomodo
Why	adverb	Cur
There	adverb	Ibi
And	conjunction	-que
To guard	verb	Custodire
To hear	verb	Audire
To throw, hurl	verb	Iacere
To send	verb	Mittere
To prepare	verb	Parare
To be able, can; to have power	verb	Posse
What sort of	adjective	Qualis
Your (plural)	adjective	Vester
Safe, sound	adjective	Salvus
Full, abundant, generous	adjective	Plenus
Perpetual, long lasting, continuous, uninterrupted	adjective	Perpetuus
Greek	adjective	Graecus
Nobody, no one	noun	Nemo
Cow	noun	Bos
Bird	noun	Avis
Deer	noun	Cerva
Queen	noun	Regina
Bull	noun	Taurus
Serpent, snake, dragon	noun	Serpens
Lion	noun	Leo
Fault, crime, vice	noun	Vitium
Tyrant	noun	Tyrannus
Ambush, plot, treachery	noun	Insidiae
With (in the company of)	preposition	Cum
Through	preposition	Per
From, away from, by	preposition	Ab
From	preposition	De
Out of, Out from	preposition	Ex
Around	preposition	Circum
Next to, at	preposition	Apud
For, on behalf of	preposition	Pro
into or against (accusative), in, on or among (ablative)	preposition	In
To unfold, unfurl, deploy, spread out; develop	verb	Explicare
To praise	verb	Laudare
To live	verb	Vivere
To begin, start	verb	Incipere

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