| ASCENSUS | A climb (4th decl noun) |
| ORTUS | Aurora: solis ____ (4th decl noun) |
| AFFECTUS | Motus (ppp or 4 decl noun) |
| CRUX | A cross; a southern constellation symbolised by said figure; a vital point or stage; a baffling problem or puzzle; or, the hardest point of a climb (4) |
| COMPLEXUS | Embrace (4th decl) a problem for Oedipus? |
| TONITRU | By a thunderclap (4th decl.) |
| ORSUS | A beginning (4th decl., cf. ordior) |
| LUSU | In a game, with fun (4th decl.) |
| ASCENT | A climb or hike to the summit of a mountain, or; a bike ride up a col (6) |
| EXITUS | A departure, 4th decl. nom., gen. sing, nom., acc. pl. |
| QUESTU | With a complaint (4th decl abl), iratus potius quam aeger |
| ADVENTUS | Arrival, approach, 4th decl. m. (rarely perf. ppl. 4th intrans.) |
| SALTATU | Cum ____: with a dance, 4th decl. abl., see Livy AUC 1.20 |
| PORTU | To depart from harbour: ex ____ proficisci (4th decl.) |
| USU | In ____, in practice (4th decl. m.) |
| STATUS | (Way of) standing, situation, 4th decl. |
| CORNUA | Horns (4th decl, n pl) |
| ADITU | By visiting, going (4th decl. abl.sing. = supine adeo) |
| ASSENSUS | Agreement or approval, 4th decl. |
| INIUSSU | Without command, 4th decl. abl. often in eg Livy |
