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95 Cards in this Set

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terra, terrae (f.)
earth, land
porta, portae (f.)
gate
Maria, Mariae (f.)
Mary
nauta, nautae (m.)
sailor
victoria, victoriae (f.)
victory
silva, silvae (f.)
forest
gloria, gloriae (f.)
glory
non (adv.)
not
provincia, provinciae (f.)
province
servus, servi (m.)
slave, servant
filius, flilii (m.)
son
Deus, Dei (m.)
God
amicus, amici (m.)
friend
Christus, Christi (m.)
Christ
christianus, christiani (m.)
christian
et (conj.)
and
bellum, belli (n.)
war
caelum, caeli (n.)
sky, heavan
regnum, regni (n.)
kingdom, royal power
praemium, praemi (n.)
reward
periculum, periculi (n.)
danger
imperium, imperi (n.)
command, power, empire
gladius, gladi (m.)
sword
sed (conj.)
but
oppidum, oppidi (n.)
town
Gallia, Galliae (f.)
Gaul (France)
Gallus, Galli (m.)
a Gaul
Romanus, Romani (m.)
Roman
Roma, Romae (f.)
Rome
propter (prep. w/acc.)
on account of
cum (prep. w/abl.)
with
post (prep. w/acc.)
after, behind
in (prep. w/abl.)
in, on
quod (conj.)
because
itaque (conj.)
therefore, and so
lex, legis (f.)
law
rex, regis (m.)
king
dux, ducis (m.)
leader
lux, lucis (f.)
light
homo, hominis (m.)
man
imperator, imperatoris (m.)
commander in chief, general
veritas, veritatis (f.)
truth
Caesar, Caesaris (m.)
Caesar
salus, salutis (f.)
safety, welfare, salvation
vox, vocis (f.)
voice
audio (audīvit)
I hear (he heard)
virtus, virtutis (f.)
courage, virtue
miles, militis (m.)
soldier
pax, pacis (f.)
peace
via, viae (f.)
road, way
populus, populi (m.)
people, nation
munio (muniverunt)
I fortify, construct (they fortified, constructed)
pars, partis (f.)
(a) part
collis, collis (m.)
hill
hostis, hostis (m.)
enemy (in war)
gens, gentis (f.)
tribe
caedes, caedis (f.)
slaughter
frater, fratris (m.)
brother
pater, patris (m.)
father
mater, matris (f.)
mother
mons, montis (m.)
mountain
clamor, clamoris (m.)
shouting, shout
princeps, principis (m.)
chief, leading man
occido (occiderunt)
I kill (they killed)
flumen, fluminis (n.)
river
iter, itineris (n.)
journey, march, route
corpus, corporis (n.)
body
vulnus, vulneris (n.)
wound
agmen, agminis (n.)
column (of soldiers), army (on the march)
nomen, nominis (n.)
name
mundus, mundi (m.)
world
sum ( eram // erant )
I am (I was // they were)
adventus, adventus (m.)
arrival, coming
equitatus, equitatus (m.)
calvary
exercitus, exercitus (m.)
army
impetus, impetus (m.)
attack
metus, metus (m.)
fear
spiritus, spiritus (m.)
breath, spirit
portus, portus (m.)
harbor
senatus, senatus (m.)
Senate
in (w/accus.)
in, into, against, upon, on
nunc
now
autem
however
facio (fecerunt)
I make (they made)
venio ( venit // venerunt )
I come (he came // they came)
rēs, reī (f.)
thing, affair
fidēs, fideī (f.)
faith, faithfulness, reliability
aciēs, aciēī (f.)
battle line
spēs, speī (f.)
hope
pōnō (posuērunt)
I put, place (they put, placed)
castra, castrōrum (n. pl.)
camp
impedīmenta, impedīmentōrum (n. pl.)
baggage, baggage train
grātia, grātiae (f.)
grace, favor, influence
cōpia, cōpiae (f.); cōpiae, cōpiarum (f. pl.)
supply, abbundence; (pl.) troops, forces
agō (agunt)
I do, act, drive, treat, "give thanks" (when used with "gratia")