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pagina
page
1st m&f
magister
teacher
2nd m
discipulus
student
2nd m&f
numera
count
omnes
everybody
3rd pronomina
ad
to/at
bene
well
quot?
how much
sunt
they are
et
and
a, ab
away from
-ne
end of word where “yes” or “no” answer is wanted
non
not
pensum
excercises
2nd n
repete
repeat
imperativus, verba
responde
respond
imperativus, verba
latine
[in] latin
anglice
[in] english
quid significant?
what does it mean?
ludus
game, school
2nd m&f
vir
man
2nd m
romanus
roman
2nd m&f
graecus
greek
2nd m&f
discipulus
student
2nd m&f
puer
boy
2nd m
quis? (qui)
who?
an
or
lege
read
imperativus, verba
est
[he/she/it] is
sed
but
femina
woman
1st m&f
romana
roman (female)
1st m&f
graeca
greek
1st m&f
discipula
student
1st m&f
puella
girl
1st m&f
quoque
also
aut
or
scribe
write
imperativus, verba
salve
hello, greetings
imperativus, verba
vale
goodbye
imperativus, verba
nummus
coin
2nd m&f
liber
book
2nd m
stilus
pen
2nd m&f
murus
wall
2nd m&f
numerus
number, quantity
2nd m&f
fenestra
window
1st m&f
tabula
board, plank, painting, table
1st m&f
sella
chair
1st m&f
janua
door
1st m&f
scrinium
desk
2nd neuter
saxum
rock, stone
2nd n
signum
sign, signal, statue
2nd m&f
vocabulum
vocabulary
2nd m&f
pensum
excercises
2nd n
malus
bad
2nd m&f
magnus
big, large
2nd m&f
parvus
small
2nd m&f
bellus
beautiful
2nd m&f
bonus
good
2nd m&f
longus
long
2nd m&f
latus
wide
2nd m&f
novus
new, strange
2nd m&f
quid, quae?
what?
absum
not there, away
verba anomala
adsum
here, present
verba anomala
tamen
however, nevertheless
plerumque
usually
hic, haec, hoc
hi, hae, haec
this (m, f, n)
et…et
both…and…
neque…neque
neither…nor…
aedificium
building
2nd n
interrogatum
question
2nd n
ego
i
tu
you
nos
we
vos
you (plural)
is
he
ea
she
id
it
ei, eae, ea
they plural (m, f, n)
altus
tall, high
2nd m&f
laetus
happy
2nd m&f
maestus
sad
2nd m&f
fessus
tired
2nd m&f
itaque
therefore
semper
always
familia
family
filia
daughter
ancilla
slave (f)
1st m&f
asiatica
asian (f)
1st m&f
domina
lady, mistress
1st m&f
germana
german (f)
1st m&f
maritus
husband
liberi
children
filius
son
servus
slave (m)
dominus
master (m)
germanus
german (m)
asiaticus
asian (m)
civis (cives)
citizen
uxor (uxores
wife
primus, -a, -um
first
secundus, -a, -um
second
tertius, -a, -um
third
quartus, -a, -um
fourth
quintus, -a, -um
fifth
sextus, -a, -um
sixth
septimus, -a, -um
seventh
unus, -a, -um
one [of them]
200
ducenti, -ae, -a
21
viginti unus, viginti et unus, unus et viginti
20
viginti
19
undeviginti
18
duodeviginti
17
septendecim
16
sedecim
15
quindecim
14
quattourdecim
13
tredecim
12
duodecim
11
undecim
10
decem
9
novem
8
octo
7
septem
6
sex
5
quinque
4
quattuor
3
tres
2
duo
1
unus
objectum
object
infinitives
infinitive
partes principales
past principal
declinatio
declention, conjugation
subjectum
subject
tempus praesens
present tense
verbum anomalum
irregular verb
verbum normale
regular verb
verbum
verb
pluraliter
plurally
singulariter
singularly
plural
plural
singular
singular
nomen (nomina)
noun
adsum, adesse
to be here, present
absum, abesse
to be away
sum, esse
am
studio, studere
to be eager
sedeo, sedere
sit
fleo, flere
weep, cry
respondeo, respondere
reply, respond
rideo, ridere
laugh
doceo, docere
teach
praepositio
preposition
tepidarium
warm room
frigidarium
cold water room
calidarium
hot water room
apodyterium
changeroom
iterum
again
hic
here
celeriter
quickly
brevi
soon
prope
near
praeter
beside, by, past
post
after, behind
per
for
extra
outside
intra
inside, within
in
in, into
ad
at, towards
pono, ponere
place, put
vendo, vendere
sell
emo, emere
buy
defendo, defendere
protect
curro, currere
run
pulso, pulsare
hit
hunc, hanc, hoc. hos, has, haec
accusative of this (hic, haec, hoc)
solus, -a, -um
only
res, res
thing
vestis, vestes
clothing, dress
princeps, principes
emperor
pars, partes
part, section
consisto, consistere, consiste, consistite
halt, stop
cede, cedite
command
cedo, cedere
make way
bibo, bibere
drink
aedificavit, aedificaverunt
built
aedifico, aedificare
to build
memorare
forget
nudus, -a, -um
nude
iratus, -a, -um
again
fur, fures
thief
fons, fontes
fountain
flos, flores
flower
cliens, clients
political supporter
thermae
public baths
gymnasium
gym
hortus
garden
bibliotheca
library
amphitheatrum
amphitheater
amicus
friend (m)
amica
friend (f)
ornamentum
ornament, jewel
vinum
wine
taberna
shop, store
via
street, road
objectum
object, in accusative case
subjectum
subject, in nominative case
pomum
apple
edo, edere
eat
vobiscum
with you (plural)
nunc
now
in via romana
in a roman street
eme, emite
buy
video, videre
see
timeo, timere
to fear, be afraid
habeo, habere
have, hold
debeo, debere
owe, ought, should
duo, duae, duo
two
validus, -a, -um
strong
sordidus, -a, -um
dirty
caro, carnes
meat
panis, panes
bread
clamor, clamores
noise, disturbance
nobiscum
with us
cur?
why
inquit, inquiunt
he/she/they said
saluto, salutare
greet
latro, latrare
bark
clamo, clamare
shouting, noise
adpropinquo, adpropinquare
approach
amo, amare
love, like
curo, curare
care for, look after
habito, habitare
live, dwell
dubito, dubitare
hesitate
rogo, rogare
ask
ambulo, ambulare
walk
numero, numerare
count
laboro, laborare
work
canto, cantare
sing
inebrius, -a, -um
drunk
angustus, -a, -um
narrow
miles (milites)
soldier
mercator (mercatores)
merchant
homo (hominess)
person, human
m.
marcus
in urbe roma
in the city of rome
me
me
eas
them (f)
eos
them (m)
eam
her
eum
him
paucus, -a, -um
few
callidus, -a, -um
clever
noster, nostra, nostrum
our [own]
meus, mea, meum
my [own]
multus, -a, -um
many
avis (aves)
bird
canis (canes)
dog
senex (senes)
old person
soror (sorores
sister
frater (fraters)
brother
parens (parentes)
parents
mater (matres)
mother
senator (senatores)
senator (m)
pater (patres)
father