John 1:16 accipere, -cepi, -ceptus to take, receive, accept
John 2:10 adhuc yet, still, now, as
John 2:20 aedificare to build
John 2:15 aes, aeris (n.) brass, copper, money; aes alienum, debt
John 3:15 aeternus, -a, -um eternal
John 1:29 agnus, -I lamb
John 1:23 ait (def. Verb) he says
John 1:46 aliquis, -qua, -quid someone, something, anyone, anything
John 1:36 ambulare to walk
John 1:51 amen amen, so be it, most assuredly
John 1:40 Andreas Andrew
John 1:51 angelus, -I angel
John 1:51 aperire, -perui, -pertus to open, lay bare, uncover
John 2:8 architriclinus, -I chief steward
John 3:20 arguere, -ui, -utus to make known, show, prove, manifest
John 1:51 ascendere, -scendi, -scensus to ascend, grow up, climb up
John 2:16 auferre, abstuli, ablatus to take away
John 1:25 baptizare to baptize
John 1:28 Bethania Bethany
John 1:44 Bethsaida Bethsaida
John 2:6 bini, -ae, -a two, two apiece, two of a sort
John 2:14 bos, bovis (m. & f.) ox
John 3:12 caelestis, -e heavenly, divine; caelestia, n., heavenly things, high places
John 1:27 calceamentum, -I shoe
John 2:1 Cana Cana
John 2:12 Capharnaum Capernaum
John 3:24 carcer, -eris prison, cell
John 1:13 caro, carnis meat, flesh
John 1:17 Christus, -I Christ
John 1:32 columba, -ae dove, pigeon
John 2:17 comedere, -edi, -esus, -estus to eat, devour; comedetis vescentes, you shall eat in plenty
John 1:5 comprehendere, -prehendi, -prehenus to comprehend; obtain; take; overtake, apprehend; seize
John 1:20 confessus, -a, -um particle from confiteor
John 1:20 confiteor, confiteri, confessus sum to confess, admit, acknowledge; to reveal, make known
John 1:38 conversus, -a, -um turned toward
John 1:27 corrigia, -ae shoelace
John 1:43 crastinus, -a, -um relating to tomorrow
John 1:8 credere, -didi, -ditus to believe, trust; to be faithful (in the passive)
John 3:30 crescere, crevi, cretum to come into existence, spring forth, arise
John 1:39 decimus, -a, -um tenth
John 2:3 deficere, -feci, -fectus to fail, faint; waste; vanish
John 3:22 demoror, -ari (dep.) to tarry, stop
John 3:7 denuo again, a second time
John 1:51 descendere, scendi, -scensus to come down, run down, descend
John 1:23 desertum, -I desert, wilderness
John 2:10 deterior, -ius worse
John 1:29 dies, die day
John 1:27 dignus, -a, -um worthy, becoming, deserved
John 1:23 dirigere, -rexi, -rectus to direct, straighten; prosper (in the passive)
John 1:35 discipulus, -I disciple
John 1:47 dolus, -I fraud, subtlety, deceit, guile
John 1:29 ecce (interj.) behold, lo
John 2:15 effundere, -fudi, -fusus to shed, pour out or forth; bring out; slip
John 2:15 ejicere, -jeci, -jectus to cast out, bring forth
John 1:21 Elias Elijah
John 1:18 enarrare to tell, relate, show forth
John 1:21 ergo therefore
John 3:13 exaltare lift up, exalt, extol
John 1:43 exire, -ii, -ivi, -itus to go out; come forth or from
John 2:19 exitare to stir up, raise up, awaken
John 2:8 fere (adv.) closely, quite, entirely, fully, altogether, just
John 2:8 ferre, tuli, latus to carry, bring
John 2:23 festum, -I festival
John 1:48 ficus, -I and -us fig, fig tree
John 1:12 fieri, factus sum to become, be made; happen fulfill; factus est: it came to pass
John 2:15 flagellum, -I scourge
John 2:15 funiculus, -I little cord, inheritance
John 1:43 Galilaea, -ae Galilee
John 3:29 gaudere, gavisus sum to rejoice, be glad
John 3:29 gaudium, -I joy, gladness, delight
John 2:9 gustare to taste
John 1:14 habitare to dwell
John 2:8 harire, hausi, haustus to draw out, drink
John 2:9 haurire, hausi, haustus to draw out, drink up
John 2:6 hydria, -ae water jar, pot
John 3:18 iam (jam) already
John 1:19 Ierosolyma, -orum Jerusalem
John 1:17 Iesum, -u Jesus
John 3:10 ignorare to be ignorant
John 1:9 illuminare to make or cause to shine, illuminate; enlighten
John 2:7 implere, -pleve, -pletus to fill, accomplish; celebrate
John 3:35 incredulus, -a, -um incredulous
John 2:10 inebriare to water, soak; make drunk
John 2:11 inititum, -I beginning, corner
John 1:38 interpretare to interpret
John 1:19 interrogare to ask questions, inquire
John 3:4 introire, -ivi, -ii, -itus (eo) to go in, into, enter
John 1:41 invenire, -veni, -ventus to come upon, find, obtain; to bring about, affect
John 1:6 Ioannes John
John 1:42 Iona Jonah
John 1:28 Iordanis, -is Jordan
John 1:45 Ioseph Joseph
John 1:3 Ipse, ipsa, ipsum he (himself), it (itself), she (herself)
John 3:36 ira, -ae anger, wrath
John 1:23 Isaias, -is Isaiah
John 1:47 Israel Israel
John 2:16 iste, -a, -ud (demons. Pron.) this, that
John 3:4 itero to do a second time, repeat, renew
John 1:35 iterum (adv.) again
John 1:19 Iudaeus, -I Jew
John 3:19 iudicium, -I judgement, matter of judgement
John 2:6 lapis, -idis (m.) stone
John 1:19 Levita, -ae Levite
John 1:37 loqui, locutus sum (dep. 3) to speak, converse, profess
John 1:5 lucere, luxi to shine
John 3:19 magis (adv.) rather
John 1:38 magister teacher, master
John 1:48 major, majus greater, elder
John 1:31 manifestare to make manifest, discover, reveal
John 1:26 medium, -I middle, midst
John 2:15 mensa, -ae table
John 3:34 mensura, -ae measure, standard, capacity
John 1:41 Messia messiah
John 2:6 metreta, -ae a Greek liquid measure containing about nine English gallons
John 2:5 ministra, -ae servant
John 3:30 minuere, -ui, -urum to make smaller, lessen, diminish
John 3:7 mirari (dep.) to wonder; mira: behold
John 1:45 Moyses Moses
John 2:4 mulier, -eris woman
John 1:13 nasci, natus sum (dep. 3) to be born, spring up
John 1:45 Nathanael Nathaniel
John 1:45 Nazareth Nazareth
John 1:20 negare to say no, deny
John 2:16 negotiatio, -onis traffic; merchandise
John 1:17 nemo, neminis (m. & f.) no one, nobody
John 1:31 nescire, not to know, not to take notice
John 3:4 Nicodemus Nicodemus
John 3:3 nisi (conj.) unless, if not, except, but
John 2:16 nolle, nolui to be unwilling, refuse
John 2:4 nondum (adv.) not yet
John 2:25 noscere, novi, notus to know
John 2:24 nosse contraction of novisse, perfect infinitive of noscere
John 3:2 nox, noctis night
John 3:4 numquid (interrog. Adv.) used when a negative answer is expected
John 2:14 numularius (nummularius), -ii money-changer
John 2:1 nuptiae, -arum wedding, wedding feast
John 3:20 odi, osurus, odisse (defect.) to hate
John 2:25 opus, -eris deed, work; wages, image
John 2:18 ostendere, -tendi, -tensus or tentus to show, display, expose
John 2:14 ovis, ovis sheep
John 2:13 Pascha Passover, Easter
John 1:29 peccatum, -I sin
John 1:7 perhibere to report, give witness
John 3:15 perire, -ivi, -ii, -itus to fail, be lost, perish
John 1:40 Petrus Peter
John 1:24 pharisaeus, -I pharisee
John 1:43 Phillipus, -I Phillip
John 1:16 plenitudo, -inis fullness, fulfilling; full assembly
John 1:19 praedicatio, -onis preaching; praise
John 1:1 principium, -I beginning, source, foundation; sovereigny; principality
John 1:15 prior, -ius first, former, previous
John 1:48 priusquam (conj.) before
John 1:21 propheta, -ae prophet
John 2:13 propior, -ius nearer
John 1:11 proprius, -a, -um one's own
John 1:31 propterea (adv.) therefore
John 2:6 purificatio, -onis purification
John 2:20 quadraginta forty
John 3:25 quaestio, -onis seeking, searching, inquiry, investigation
John 1:19 quando (adv.) when
John 1:38 quarere, -sivi or -sii, -situs to seek; require; reason
John 1:14 quasi (adv.) as if, like, as it were; about
John 1:15 quia since, because
John 3:27 quisquis whatever, whoever
John 2:5 quodcumque whatsoever
John 1:12 quodquod those, any, each
John 3:4 quomodo (adv.) as, how
John 2:15 quoque (adv.) also
John 1:38 rabbi rabbi, master
John 1:11 recipere, -cepi, -ceptus to receive, to recover
John 2:17 recordari (dep.) to remember
John 3:3 renasci, -natus sum (dep. 3) to be regenerated
John 1:36 respicere, -spexi, -spectus to look, receive one's sight
John 1:21 respondere, -spondi, -sponsus to answer, respond
John 1:22 responsum, -I answer, response
John 2:22 resurgere, resurrexi, resurrectus to rise again, awake
John 1:19 sacerdos, -dotis priest
John 3:17 salvere to be well, spare
John 1:13 sanguis, sanguinis blood
John 2:9 scire, -ivi and -ii, -itus to know, know how
John 1:45 scribere, scripsi, scriptus to write
John 2:14 sedeo to sit
John 2:24 semetipsum himself
John 3:4 senex, senis old; (as a man) old man, ancient
John 1:37 sequi, secutus sum (dep. 3) to follow
John 2:22 sermo, sermonis word, saying, speech; conversation, discussion
John 3:14 serpens, serpentis (m. & f.) serpent
John 2:6 sex six
John 3:30 signare to mark, inscribe, seal
John 1:40 Simonus Simon
John 2:6 singulus, -a, -um each (one), every (one)
John 1:18 sinus, -us bosom, breast
John 1:27 solvere, solvi, solutus to loose, set free; undo
John 3:29 sponsa, -ae bride
John 2:9 sponsus, -I bridegroom, spouse
John 3:29 sponsus, -i bridegroom, spouse
John 1:26 stare to stand
John 1:48 sub under
John 2:15 subvertere, -verti, -versus to pervert, upset, overthrow; destroy
John 1:51 supra over, above, upon
John 1:22 teipsum thyself
John 2:14 templum, -I temple, church
John 1:5 tenebrae, tenebrarum darkness
John 2:6 terni, -ae, -a three, three apiece
John 3:12 terrenus, -a, -um of the globe, on the earth, earthly, terrestrial
John 3:11 testari (dep.) testify, bear witness to
John 1:7 testimonium, -ii witness, evidence, testimony
John 2:10 tunc then
John 1:14 unigentitus, -a, -um only-begotten
John 1:17 unquam (adv.) ever, at any time
John 3:8 vadere to go
John 2:6 vel (conj.) or
John 2:14 vendere, -didi, -ditus to sell
John 3:4 venter, ventris womb, belly; bowels
John 1:15 venturus, -a, -um come, coming
John 3:33 verax speaking the truth, truthful
John 1:1 verbum, -I word
John 1:9 verus, -a, -um TRUE
John 2:3 vinum, -I wine
John 1:35 subhead vocatio calling, vocation, summons
John 1:43 volo, velle, volui (w/ pres. inf.; acc. w/ pres. inf. am willing, wish
John 3:8 vult (see volo)
John 2:17 zelus, -I zeal