they claim

(they) shout, are shouting, do shout

(the) claimant

they scold, reprimand

current

they shout

currency

(they) run, are running, do run

suddenly

underneath

immediately

where, when

to the fish

to the bathroom

to, toward the fishpond

to the garden

(he, she, it) falls

cadence

(he, she it) catches

(he, she, it) climbs

(they) ride, are riding, do ride

(they) laugh, smile

(they) get rid of

(they) escape

late (masculine plural)

lightly

angry (masculine plural)

happy (masc. pl.)

many

tumultuous

big, large

a togas with a purple stripe worn by senators

not villains

into the farm

in countryhouses & farms

on the house

(the) sun

sole of a shoe

alone

a floor length strapped dress without sleeves worn by women

stated

a law

(the, a) statue

stand

Come here, annoying boys!

Go away, pests!

Look at the pests!

I am annoyed, go away!

a simple dress with or without sleeves worn by men and women

a rectangular piece of material worn over a woman's shoulders

then

next

a locket containing an amulet or charm to ward off evil

how

because

so that

what

toga with a purple border

a simple dress worn by men and women

a plain white toga worn by men, also called toga virilis

toga worn by senators

a gem

a clasp worn on a toga to keep it in place

he becomes angry

he groans

a large rectangular piece of cloth draped over the left shoulder; it could also be put over the head; worn by women

floor-length, pleated dress, usually sleeveless and fastened at the shoulders.

toga with a purple border worn by senators, elected officials, and upper class boys prior to age 14

plain white garment worn only by male citizens

toga with a purple border worn by senators, elected officials, and upper class boys prior to age 14

a toga specially whitened with chalk and worn by candidates for political office

a large rectangular piece of cloth draped over the left shoulder; it could also be put over the head; worn by women

clasps used to fasten the top of a stola

leather sandals worn by all members of a household

floor-length, pleated dress, usually sleeveless and fastened at the shoulders.

floor-length, pleated dress, usually sleeveless and fastened at the shoulders.

a large rectangular piece of cloth draped over the left shoulder; it could also be put over the head; worn by women

toga with a purple border worn by senators, elected officials, and upper class boys prior to age 14