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Someone who specializes in trading goods and navigating markets
Quid est mercator?
This noun is used to say "dinner"
This adjective means "happy" (just plain old happy)
Quid est laetus?
The verb which means "greets"
Use this phrase to say "is not"
Quid est "non est"?
Someone who specializes in lending money
Quid est argentarius?
If instead you want the verb for "having dinner", use this word
Quid est cenat?
This adjective means "very good", or possibly even the best of something
Quid est optimus?
The actual greeting you might use to say "hello!"
Quid est "salve!"?
If you need the conjunction "and", use this word
Quid est et?
The maidservant of the household, or slave-girl
Quid est ancilla?
When preparing the dinner table, use this word to say "carry", as you bring things into the dining room
Quid est portat?
If you're doing something in style, or doing it magnificently, use this adverb
Quid est magnifice?
To tell someone off, when they're made you very angry
Quid est vituperat?
In a little bit of time, something will happen... use this word to mean "soon"
Quid est mox?
When reclining on a couch, use this verb to describe what you are doing
Quid est recumbit?
A popular alcoholic beverage enjoyed by Romans, made from grapes
Quid est vinum?
Not just "happy" but "very very happy"
Quid est laetissimus?
Waiting for dinner, you use this word to indicate you are hungry and watching for the food to arrive
Quid est expectat?
This, and also that! Use this word to mean "also"
Quid est quoque?
When a tune must proceed from your soul, you sing with this word
Quid est cantat?
An exotic bird that was apparently eaten by Romans, known for its colorful feathers
Quid est pavo?
When you do something delicately, with finesse, or even... very sweetly, use this word
If you've got lots of cash, you might spend some time counting it, use this verb to say you are counting
Quid est numerat?