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Amor

Amoris-M : Love

Deliciae

Deliciarum(Pl.Only)-F : Delight/Pet

Digitus

Digiti-M : Finger

Domina

Dominae-F : Mistriss

Gremium

Gremii-N : Lap

Oculus

Oculi-M : Eye

Passer

Passeris-M : Sparrow

Pax

Pacis-F : Peace

Senex

Senis-M : Old Man

Soror

Sororis-F : Sister

Verbum

Verbi-N : Word

Sui(Sibi, Se, Se)

Reflective Pronouns

Meus, Mea, Meum

My

Severus, Severa, Severum

Serious, Strict

Aestimo, Aestimare, Aestimavi, Aestimatum

To regard; to esteem

Invideo, Invidere, Invidi, Invidsum + Dative

To Envy someone

Puto, Putare, Putavi, Putatum

To think; to consider