abl.: ablative

acc. :accusative

act. :active

adj. :adjective

adv. : adverb, adverbial

Allen and Greenough : J.B. Greenough, G.L. Kittredge, et al., eds., Allen and Greenbough's New Latin Grammer  (Boston: Ginn and Co., 1931; reprint ed., New Rochelle, N.Y.: Aristide D. Caratzas, 195)

ca. : circa

cf. : confer,
i.e., compare

CL: Classical Latin

compd. : compound

dat. : dative

dep. : deponent

E. : Egeria

esp. : especially

exc. : except

f. : feminine

fl. : floruit, i.e., was active

fut. : future

gen. : genitive

Gingras : George E. Gingras, trans., Egeria: Diary of a Pilgrimage, Ancient Christian Writers, no. 38 (New York: Newman Press, 1970)

indecl. : indeclinable

inf. : infinitive

intrans. : intransitive

lit. : literally

m. : masculine

mod. : modern

n. : neuter

nom. : nominative

opp. : as opposed to

part. : participle

pass. : passive

perh. : perhaps

pf. : perfect

pl. : plural

plupf. : pluperfect

prep. : preposition

pres. : present

prob. : probably

pron. : pronoun

sc. : scilicet,
i.e., supply words not expressed
 but to be understood in translating

sg. : singular

subj. : subjunctive

sup. : superlative, supine

TAW : The Times Atlas of the World, comprehensive ed. (New York: Times Books, 1983)

trans.  : transitive

usu. : usually

v. : verb

VL : Vulgar Latin

Wilkinson : John Wilkinson, trans. Egeria's Travels to the Holy Land, rev. ed. (Jerusalem: Ariel Publishing House, 1981; Warminster: Aris&Phillips, 1981)

x : times

* : unattested