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fēmina, -ae
f., woman
mēnsa, -ae
f., table
pecūnia, -ae
f., money
puella, -ae
f., girl
rosa, -ae
f., rose
stella, -ae
f., star
silva, -ae
f., forest, woods
agricola, -ae
m., farmer
aqua, -ae
f., water
columba, -ae
f., dove, pigeon
fābula, -ae
f., fable, story
īnsula, -ae
f., island
pīrāta, -ae
m., pirate
poēta, -ae
m., poet
Carolīna, -ae
f., Caroline
corōna, -ae
f., crown
dea, -ae
f., goddess
(dat. and abl. pl. -ābus)
fīlia, -ae
f., daughter
(dat. and abl. pl. -ābus)
Grātia, -ae
f., Grace
Marīa, -ae
f., Mary
nauta, -ae
m., sailor
rēgina, -ae
f., queen
schola, -ae
f., school
terra, -ae
f., land, earth
et
and (conj)
in
where in, on (prep, with abl.)
to, into which (prep. with acc.)
est
he/she is
sunt
they are
sum
I am
es
you (sing.) are
sumus
we are
estis
you (pl.) are
Asia, -ae
f., Asia
athlēta, -ae
m., athlete
Britannia, -ae
f., Britain
causa, -ae
f., cause, reason
cōpia, -ae
f., abundance, plenty, supply
Eurōpa, -ae
f., Europe
Gallia, -ae
f., Gaul
Graecia, -ae
f., Greece
Italia, -ae
f., Italy
littera, -ae
f., letter (sing.) of alphabet, (pl.) letter, epistle
lūna, -ae
f., moon
pictūra, -ae
f., picture
prōvincia, -ae
f., province
Rōma, -ae
f., Rome
Sicilia, -ae
f., Sicily
crās
tomorrow (adv.)
hodiē
today (adv.)
amō
I love
portō
I carry
superō
I conquer, beat, win from, overcome
-ō -āmus
-ās -ātis
-at -ant
Present indicative active
(e.g. laudō = I praise)
-a -ae
-ae -ārum
-ae -īs
-am -ās
-ā -īs
First declension
Stem in -ā, Genitive in -ae
Typically feminine
sum sumus
es estis
est sunt
to be, present indicative
(e.g. "I am")
aquila, -ae
f., eagle
culīna, -ae
f., kitchen
gallīna, -ae
f., hen
vacca, -ae
f., cow
villa, -ae
f., country place, villa
habet
he has
videt
he sees
-ne
added to emphatic word (first in sentence) to indicate a question, if no interrogative word is used
dēlectō
I delight, please
dōnō
I give, present
exspectō
I wait for
cista, -ae
f., basket, box
līberō
I set free
vocō
I call
eram erāmus
erās erātis
erat erant
to be, imperfect indicative
(e.g. "I was")
erō erimus
eris eritis
erit erunt
to be, future indicative
(e.g. "I shall be")
carta, -ae
f., paper
fortūna, -ae
f., fortune
sagitta, -ae
f., arrow
scrība, -ae
m., scribe, clerk
tuba, -ae
trumpet
umbra, -ae
f., shade, shadow
via, -ae
f., way, road
victoria, -ae
f., victory
vidua, -ae
f., widow
alba
white (f. adj)
alta
high, deep (f. adj)
lāta
wide, broad (f. adj)
magnus, magna
large, great, loud (f. adj)
plēna
full (f. adj)
parva
small (f. adj)
armō
I arm
nārrō
I tell, relate
occupō
I sieze, occupy
rogō
I ask
cēna, -ae
f., dinner
historia, -ae
f., history
unda, -ae
f., wave
arō
I plow
nōminō
I name
parō
I prepare, make ready, get
pūgnō
I fight
recitō
I read, read aloud
hērī
yesterday (adv.)
ubī
where? (adv.)
pulchra
pretty, beautiful (f. adj)
auricula
f., ear
coxa
f., hip
māxilla
f., jaw
barba
f., beard
genae
f., cheeks
scapulae
f., shoulder blades
coma
f., head of hair
gula
f., throat
tībia
f., shin
costa
f., rib
lingua
f., tongue
vēna
f., vein
cistula, -ae
f., small box, basket
discēdit ex
he departs from, leaves
venit
he comes
vēnit
he came
volō
I fly
anguīlla
f., eel
ostrea
f., oyster
balaena
f., whale
panthēra
f., panther
capra
f., she goat
perca
f., perch (fish)
colubra
f., snake
phōca
f., seal
dāma
f., fallow deer
rāna
f., frog
equa
f., mare
sardīna
f., sardine
formīca
f., ant
talpa
f., mole
musca
f., fly (insect)
vespa
f., wasp
aspera
rough (f. adj)
longa
long (f. adj)
dūra
hard, stern (f. adj)
tenera
tender, gentle (f. adj)
grāta
pleasing (f. adj)
nunc
now (adv)
semper
always (adv)
cūr
why? (adv)
from which (prep. with abl.)
(relation of place)
ab, ā
from which (prep. with abl.)
(relation of place)
ex, ē
from which (prep. with abl.)
(relation of place)
ad
to which (prep. with acc.)
(relation of place)
fuī fuimus
fuistī fuistis
fuit fuērunt
"to be" perfect indicative
(e.g. "I have been, I was")
-ī -imus
-istī -istis
-it -ērunt
Perfect indicative
(i.e. laudī = "I have been praising")
fueram fuerāmus
fuerās fuerātis
fuerat fuerant
"to be" pluperfect indicative
(e.g. "I had been")
fuerō fuerimis
fueris fueritis
fuerit fuerint
"to be" future perfect indicative
(e.g. "I shall have been")
arca
f., chest (e.g. of tools)
ascia
f., hatchet, axe
casa
f., hut, cottage
dolābra
f., adze
fenestra
f., window
māteria
f., timber, material
officīna
f., workshop
scālae
f., ladder, stairs
serra
f., saw
tabula
f., plank, tablet
-us -ī
-ī -ōrum
-ō -īs
-um -ōs
-ō -īs
Second Declension
Stem in -o, Genitive in -ī
Nouns ending in -um (nom sing.) are neuter, most others are masculine
annus
m., year
campus
m., plain
deus
m., god
dominus
m., master, lord
fīlius
m., son
lēgātus
m., lieutenant, governor, ambassador
lupus
m., wolf
servus
m., slave, servant
hortus
m., forest, garden
amīcus
m., friend
carrus
m., wagon, cart
cibus
m., food
discipulus
m., pupil, scholar
equus
m., horse
Galba
m., Galba
gladius
m., sword
numerus
m., number
Pompēius
m., Pompey
populus
m., people
ventus
m., wind
mittit
he sends