| English Adjective | Latin Adjective |
|---|
| fortunate, happy, prosperous | |
| most, the majority | |
| few, a few | |
| bold, daring | |
| known, well-known, famous | |
| sad, gloomy, grim | |
| hard, harsh, rough | |
| careful, diligent | |
| distinguished, glorious | |
| unwilling, reluctant | |
| strange, wonderful | |
| trustworthy, faithful, loyal | |
| |
| wise, sensible | |
| strong, powerful | |
| miserable, wretched, sad | |
| any | |
| keen, sharp, fierce | |
| nearest, next, last | |
| light, slight | |
| right, on the right, right hand | |
| narrow, confined | |
| happy, glad | |
| fierce, cruel, brave | |
| such | |
| all, whole | |
| straight, direct, right, proper | |
| equal, fair, favourable, calm | |
| angry | |
| big, large, great | |
| all, every | |
| some, several | |
| brave, strong, bold | |
| upper, higher | |
| | English Adjective | Latin Adjective |
|---|
| middle (of) | |
| the rest, the other | |
| safe | |
| enough | |
| long | |
| slow | |
| |
| first, chief | |
| the rest of, the other | |
| doubtful, wavering | |
| difficult | |
| previous, former | |
| necessary | |
| the whole, entire, all | |
| worthy (of), deserving (of) (+ablative) | |
| much, many | |
| different | |
| no, none, not any | |
| your | |
| so great, such a great, so much | |
| how many? | |
| dear | |
| furthest, last, utmost | |
| quiet, silent, in silence | |
| following, next, second, favourable | |
| alive, living | |
| free | |
| willing, glad | |
| alone, only | |
| wide, broad | |
| true, real | |
| public, common | |
| highest, greatest, top (of) | |
| rich | |
| | English Adjective | Latin Adjective |
|---|
| old | |
| suitable, convenient | |
| young | |
| poor | |
| evil, bad | |
| stupid, foolish | |
| clear, famous, distinguished | |
| dreadful | |
| quick | |
| right, just, lawful, complete | |
| small | |
| powerful | |
| so many | |
| how big? how much? | |
| full, filled | |
| recent, fresh | |
| very frightened | |
| what sort of? | |
| suitable, opportune | |
| last | |
| heavy, serious, painful, important | |
| savage, cruel | |
| astonished, thunder-struck | |
| certain, sure, fixed | |
| similar, like | |
| new, fresh, recent | |
| skilled (in) (+genitive/ablative) | |
| my | |
| equal | |
| noble, famous | |
| left, on the left, unfavourable | |
| high, deep | |
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Greek Alphabet 
Commonest English Words 
Begins and Ends with 'D'
