| Babylōn, Babylōnis (f): Babylon |
| Bacchus, -ī (m):
God of wine; Roman name for Dionysus |
| baculum, -ī (n):
stick |
| Baiae, -ārum (f): Baiae |
| bālaena, -ae (f):
whale |
| balneae, -ārum (f. pl.): baths |
| barba, -ae (f): beard |
| barbarus, -a, -um: foreign,
barbarous; as noun: barbarian, foreigner |
| basilica, -ae (f): court
building, courthouse, basilica |
| belliger, belligera, belligerum: warlike |
| bellum, -ī (n):
war |
| bene: well (adverb) |
| benevolentia, -ae (f): kindness |
| benignus, -a, -um: kind,
mild, favorable |
| bēstia, -ae (f): beast |
| bēstiārius, -ī (m):
a gladiator who fights animals, beast-fighter |
| bibō, bibere, bibī,
---: to drink |
| bis: twice |
| Bīthynia, -ae (f): Bithynia (province in Asia Minor) |
| blandē: in a coaxing/winning manner |
| bōlētus, -ī (m): mushroom |
| bonus, -a, -um: good;
bona, -ōrum (n. pl.): goods, possessions |
| bōs, bōvis (m/f):
ox, cow |
| brevis, -is, -e: short,
brief; brevī tempore: in a short
time, soon |
| breviter: briefly |
| Britannī, -ōrum (m. pl.): Britons |
| Britannia, -ae (f):
Britain |
| Britannicus, -a, -um:
British |
| Brundisium, -ī (n): Brundisium |
| bulla, -ae (f): luck-charm, locket |
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