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