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77 Cards in this Set

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adulescentia, -ae
(f.) youth, young
agricola, -ae
(m.) farmer
amica, -ae
(f.) friend
amicitia, -ae
(f.) friendship
anima, -ae
(f.) soul, spirit
aqua, -ae
(f.) water
Aisa, -ae
(f.) Asia Minor
Atheanae, -arum
(f.) Athens
casa, -ae
(f.) house, cottage, hut
causa, -ae
(f.) cause, reason; situation
cena, -ae
(f.) dinner
clementia, -ae
(f.) mildness, gentless, mercy
copia, -ae
(f.) abundance, supply
culpa, -ae
(f.) fault, blame
cura, -ae
(f.) care, attention, caution, anxiety
dea, -ae
(abl. pl. deabus)
(f.) godess
discipula, -ae
(f.) learner, pupil, student
domina, -ae
(f.) mistress, lady
divitiae, -arum
(f. pl) riches, wealth
fabula, -ae
(f.) story, tale; play
fama, -ae
(f.) rumor, report; fame
familia, -ae
(f.) household, family
femina, -ae
(f.) woman
fenestra, -ae
(f.) window
fillia, -ae
(abl. pl. filiabus)
(f.) daughter
forma, -ae
(f.) form, shape; beauty
fortuna, -ae
(f.) fortune, luck
gloria, -ae
(f.) glory, fame
Graecia, -ae
(f.) Greece
hasta
(f.) spear
hora, -ae
(f.) hour, time
ianua, -ae
(f.) door
iniuria, -ae
(f.) injustice, injury, wrong
insidiae, -arum
(f.) ambush, plot
insula, -ae
(f.) island
invidia,-ae
(f.) envy, jealousy, hatred
ira, -ae
(f.) anger, ire
Italia, -ae
(f.) Italy
lacrima, -ae
(f.) tear
lingua, -ae
(f.) tounge, language
littera, -ae
(f.) letter of alphabet
pl. a letter
luna, -ae
(f.) moon
magistra, -ae
(f.) schoolmistress, teacher, mistress
medica, -ae
(f.) doctor, physican
memoria, -ae
(f.) memory, recollection
mensa, -ae
(f.) table, dining, dish, course
meta, -ae
(f.) turning post, limit, goal
mora, -ae
(f.) delay
nauta, -ae
(m.) sailor
nata
(f.) daughter
natura, -ae
(f.) nature
patientia, -ae
(f.) patience, suffering, endurance
patria, -ae
(f.) fatherland, native land, one's country
pecunia, -ae
(f.) money
philosopha, -ae
(f.) philosopher
philosophia, ae
(f.) philosophy
poena, -ae
(f.) penalty, punishment
poeta, -ae
(m.) poet
porta, -ae
(f.) gate, entrance
puella, -ae
(f.) girl
regina, -ae
(f.) queen
Roma, -ae
(f.) Rome
rosa, -ae
(f.) rose
sapientia, -ae
(f.) wisdom
satura, -ae
(f.) satire
scientia, -ae
(f.) knowledge
sententia, -ae
(f.) feelings, thoughts, opinion, vote, sentence
serva, -ae
(f.) slave
stella, -ae
(f.) star, planet
Syracusae, -arum
(f.) Syracuse
terra, -ae
(f.) earth, ground, land, country
Troia, -ae
(f.) Troy
turba, -ae
(f.) uproar, disturbance, mob, crowd, multitude
via, ae
(f.) way, road, street
vicina, -ae
(f.) neighbor
vicotria, -ae
(f.) victory
vita, ae
(f.) life