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terra, -ae (f)
terra, -ae (f)
earth, land
terrestrial, territory, terrain
porta, -ae (f)
porta, -ae (f)
gate
portal
Maria, -ae (f)
Maria, -ae (f)
Mary
nauta, -ae (f)
nauta, -ae (f)
sailor
nautical (miles)
victoria, -ae (f)
victoria, -ae (f)
victory
silva, -ae (f)
silva, -ae (f)
forest
Pennsylvania means ?????????
gloria, -ae (f)
gloria, -ae (f)
glory
orō ( orat // orant )
orō ( orat // orant )
I pray ( he prays // they pray )
"oration, oratory"
video ( videt // vident)
video ( videt // vidētis // vident)
I see ( he sees // you see // they see )
"evidently, evidence"
nōn
nōn
not

(Adv.)
laudo ( laudat // laudant )
laudo ( laudat // laudant )
I praise ( he praises // they praise )
"laudatory, laudable"
provincia, -ae (f)
provincia, -ae (f)
province
servus, -i (m)
servus, -i. m
servant, slave
filius, -i (m)
filius, -i (m)
son
Deus, -i (m)
Deus, -i (m)
God
amicus, -i (m)
amicus, -i (m)
friend
amicable
Christus, -i (m)
Christus, -i (m)
Christ
Christianus, -i (m)
Christianus, -i (m)
(a) Christian
et
et
and

(Conj.)
bellum, i (n)
bellum, i (n)
war
ante-bellum (homes), rebellious, belligerent
caelum, i (n)
caelum, i (n)
sky, heaven
regnum, -i (n)
regnum, -i (n)
kingdom, royal power
praemium, -i (n)
praemium, -i (n)
reward
periculum, -i (n)
periculum, -i (n)
danger
peril
imperium, -i (n)
imperium, -i (n)
command, power, empire
do ( dedit // dedērunt )
do ( dedit // dedērunt )
I give ( he gave // they gave )
gladius, -i (n)
gladius, -i (n)
sword
Gladiators
sed
sed
but

(Conj.)
oppidum, -i (n)
oppidum, -i
town
Gallia, -ae. (f)
Gallia, -ae. (f)
Gaul (France)
Gallus, -i (m)
Gallus, -i (m)
(a) Gaul (person)
Romanus, -i (m)
Romanus, -i (m)
(a) Roman
Roma, -ae (f)
Roma, -ae (f)
Rome
propter
propter
on account of

(Prep. w/Accus.)
cum
cum
with

(Prep. w/Abl.)
post
post
after, behind

(Prep. w/Accus.)
in
in
in, on

(Prep. w/Abl.)
sum // es // est // sumus // estis // sunt
sum // es // est // sumus // estis // sunt

I am // you are // he, she, it (there) is // we are // you are // they (there) are
quod
quod
because

(Conj.)
itaque
itaque
therefore, and so

(Conj.)
incolō (incolunt)
incolō (incolunt)
I inhabit (they inhabit)
vincō (vicērunt)
vincō (vicērunt)
I conquer (they conquered)
"invincible, convince, evict"