ARMA
This blade is carried by Roman soldiers and gladiators alike.
What is GLADIUS?
If you are busy being a soldier and waging war, you are doing this verb.
What is MĪLITĀRE?
The person that an army of militēs follows into battle.
What is DUX?
This word might describe an enormous boulder that is difficult to lift.
What is GRAVIS?
This adjective might be used to describe a person who can either lift very heavy things, or who does not run away from the enemy.
What is FORTIS?
This item is worn on the left arm and used to protect a soldier in battle.
What is SCŪTUM?
You might do this with the spoils of war, separating them into equal shares so that you don't have another Achilles-esque rampage on your hands.
What is DĪVIDERE?
What is CASTRA?
This word was used by the Romans to describe foreigners who lived outside of their territory, or people they considered strange, exotic, or uncultured.
What is BARBARUS?
1000 of these is equivalent to one mile.
What is PASSUS?
If a Roman soldier has lost all of his ARMA, he might haul off and punch someone with this.
What is PUGNUS?
If you want to strike down an enemy who is far away, you might do this with your HASTA (or PĪLUM).
What is IACERE?
Not to be confused with the Latin word for "foot," this Latin word describes soldiers who fight on the ground.
What is PEDES?
This word can be used to describe a person who has just lost a family member, a person who has dropped a fresh cup of coffee, or a person who just lost a Pokemon match.
What is TRISTIS?
What is EQUES?
A Roman soldier would use this thing to fire SAGITTAS at the enemy.
What is ARCUS?
A soldier who is an utter coward might do this in the face of battle.
What is FUGERE?
A palisade or temporary military structure built to give a bit of protection from the enemy.
What is VĀLLUM?
This word can be used to describe mountains or the ocean, a skyscraper or the Grand Canyon.
The invisible line dividing countries or states.
What is FĪNIS?
Longer than a PĪLUM, this weapon is carried by Roman EQUITES into battle. It can be thrown at the enemy, or used to stab people from far away.
What is HASTA?
Not to be confused with "to conquer" or "to attack," this word simply means "to fight".
What is PUGNĀRE?
What is PATRIA?
This word describes a soldier who is all suited up and ready to go into battle.
What is ARMĀTUS?
A large group of soldiers commanded by a DUX.
What is EXERCITUS?