ambulō
Hint: Think: ambulance, ambulatory — moving on foot
cēlō
Hint: Think: conceal — keeping something hidden from view
culpō
Hint: Think: culpable, culprit — one who is to blame
habitō
Hint: Think: habitat, inhabit — a dwelling place
labōrō
Hint: Think: labor, laboratory — a place of work
līberō
Hint: Think: liberate, liberty — freedom from bondage
mūtō
Hint: Think: mutate, mutation — a change in form
nāvigō
Hint: Think: navigate, navy — sailing and directing a vessel
nūntiō
Hint: Think: announce, pronounce — reporting or declaring
occupō
Hint: Think: occupy, occupation — taking hold of a place
hostis
fīnis
agmen
Rēx pācem amat.
Vōx ducis est magna.
Mīlitēs pontem occupant.
Nōmen patris est sanctum.
Virtūs mīlitis est magna.
Iter mīlitum longum est.
Populus Rōmānus multās gentēs vīcit.
Lūx sōlis est clāra.
Ducēs mīlitibus imperāvērunt.
Agricola in terra laborat.
Carpe diem.
Nauta navigat.
Discipulus fābulam legit.
Puella epistulam scribit.
Magister pueros docet.
Agricola in agro laborat.
Canis pueri cum puero currit.
centuriō
Hint: Think: centurion, century — officer over 100 men
lēgātus
Hint: Think: legate, delegate — an envoy
tribūnus
Hint: Think: tribune, tribunal — a Roman officer
praefectus
Hint: Think: prefect — an appointed commander
cohors
Hint: Think: cohort — a unit of soldiers
signum
Hint: Think: sign, signal — a military standard