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187 Cards in this Set

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ambulare
to walk
cenare
to dine
festinare
to hurry
intrare
to enter
laborare
to work
casa
house, cottage
cena
dinner
femina
woman
puella
girl
fessa
tired
laeta
happy
parata
ready
mox
soon
non
not
et
and
sed
but
luvare
to help
laudare
to praise
parare
to prepare
portare
to carry
salutare
to greet
vocare
to call
aqua
water
fabula
story
filia
daughter
via
road
irata
angry
subito
suddenly
in
in, into
manere
to stay, to wait
sedere
to sit
videre
to see
ascendere
to climb
cadere
to fall
currere
to run
ducere
to lead
inquit, inquiunt
he/she says, they say
mittere
to send
redire
to return
audire
to hear
terra
earth, land
cibus
food
colonus
farmer
filius
son
ager
field
puer
boy, child
anxuis, -a, -um
anxious
eum, eam
him, her (acc)
ad
to, toward
nam
for
adesse
to be present
curare
to care for, look after
accedere
to approach
procedere
to go forward
dormire
to sleep
venire
to com
magnus, -a, -um
great, big
miser, -a, -um
miserable
multus, -a, -um
much, many
cur
why
diu
for a long time
iam
now, already
lente
slowly
saepe
often
tandem
at last
amicus
friend
ludus
school
eos, eas
them (acc)
ille, illa
he, she
quod
because
ubi
when
clamare
to shout
dare
to give
rogare
to ask
spectare
to watch
iacere
to lie down
respondere
to answer
dicere
to say
emere
to buy
ponere
to place, put
tradere
to hand over
advenire
to arrive
facere
to make, to do
hortus
garden
unus, -a, -um
one
duo, duae, duo
two
tres, tria
three
alius, alia, aliud
other, another
bonus, -a, -um
good
malus, -a, -um
bad
statim
at once
quid
what
cum
with
in
in, on
per
through, throughout
nec, neque
and not, nor
debere
ought to do something, must
docere
to teach
iubere
to order
constituere
to decide
dimittere
to send away
ludere
to play
scribere
to write
cupere
to desire, to want
ire
to go
exire
to go out
ceteri, ceterae, cetera
the others, the rest
meus, -a, -um
my
tuus, -a, -um
your
ianua
door
littera
a letter
domus
home
domum
to home
magister
master
ego
I
me
me (acc)
tu
you
te
you (acc)
celeriter
quickly
dilingenter
carefully, hard
iterum
again
prope
near
itaque
and so
nec/neque....nec/neque
neither...nor
convocare
to call together
navigare
to sail
oppugnare
to attack
pugnare
to fight
defendere
to defend
occidere
to kill
resistere
to resist
vincere
to conquer
capere
to take
fugere
to flee
iterum
again
prope
near
itaque
and so
nec/neque....nec/neque
neither...nor
convocare
to call together
navigare
to sail
oppugnare
to attack
pugnare
to fight
defendere
to defend
occidere
to kill
resistere
to resist
vincere
to conquer
capere
to take
fugere
to flee
iacere
to throw
carus, -a, -um
dear
fortis, forte
brave
omnis, omne
all
ira, -ae
anger (f)
pugna, -ae
fight (f)
canis, canis
dog (c)
comes, comitis
comrade 9c)
frater, fratris
brother
navis, navis
ship (f)
pater, patris
father
princeps, principis
prince
rex, regis
king
urbs, urbis
city
fortiter
bravely
a/ ab
from
posse
to be able to
exspectare
to wait for
servare
to save
timere
to fear
reddere
to return, give back
relinquere
to leave behind
vertere
to turn
conincere
to hurl
circum
round
e/ex
out of, from
hasta, -ae
spear (f)
parta, -ae
gate (f)
murus, -e
wall (m)
mater, matris
mother
mors, mortis
death 9f)
mortuus, -a, -um
dead
solus, -a, -um
alone
territus, -a, -um
terrified
incolumis, incolume
safe, unharmed
bene
well
hic
here
huc
(to) here, hither
-que
and