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amīcus, ī (m)

friend
aqua, ae (f)
water
caelum, ī (n)
sky, heaven
cibus, ī
(m)
food
colōnus, ī (m)
settler
equus, ī (m)
horse
latebra, ae (f)
hiding place
mūrus, ī (m)
wall
nauta, ae (m)
sailor
nimbus, ī (m)
thundercloud, storm, cloud
poēta, ae (m)
poet
pontus, ī (m)
sea, seawater
puella, ae (f)
girl
puer, puerī (m)
boy
stella, ae (f)
star
taurus, ī (m)
bull
terra, ae (f)
earth, land
virga, ae (f)
branch, twig
astō, astāre
I stand near, stand by
peccō, peccāre
I sin
Give the First Declension Noun Endings
a, ae, ae, am, ā | ae, ārum, īs, ās, īs
Amīcus verus est rara avis.
A true friend is a rare bird.
ariēna, ae (f)
banana
cunīculus, ī (m)
rabbit
folium, ī (n)
leaf
frāgum, ī (n)
strawberry
hortus, ī (m)
garden
mālum, ī (n)
apple
pirum, ī (n)
pear
ūva, ae (f)
grape
apricus, a, um
sunny
dēliciōsus, a, um
delicious
magnus, a, um
large, big
malus, a, um
bad, evil
parvus, a, um
little, small
gustō, gustāre
I taste
Give the Second Declension Noun Endings
us, ī, ō, um, ō | ī, ōrum, īs, ōs, īs
Magna Carta
Great Charter
aedificium, ī (n)
building
cēna, ae (f)
dinner, meal
dominus, ī
lord, master
epistula, ae (f)
letter
fābula, ae (f)
story, legend
fēmina, ae (f)
woman
fīlia, ae (f)
daughter
fīlius, ī (m)
son
forum, ī (n)
public square, marketplace
lingua, ae (f)
tongue, language
mensa, ae (f)
table
porta, ae (f)
door, gate
sella, ae (f)
seat, chair
turba, ae (f)
crowd, mob
ambulō, ambulāre
I walk
amō, amāre
I love
exsultō, exsultāre
I leap up, dance, rejoice
laudō, laudāre
I praise
occultō, occultāre
I hide, conceal
probō, probāre
I approve
Give the Second Declension Neuter Noun Endings
um, ī, ō, um, ō | a, ōrum, īs, a, īs
Dominus vōbīscum.
The Lord be with you. (Ruth 2:4)
coquus, ī (m)
cook, chef
fungus, ī (m)
mushroom, fungus
nāsus, ī (m)
nose
nucleus, ī (m)
nut, kernel
porcus, ī (m)
pig
radius, ī (m)
staff, rod
silva, ae (f)
forest
ulmus, ī (m)
elm tree
brūnus, a, um
brown
odōrātus, a, um
sweet-smelling, fragrant
perfectus, a, um
perfect
cumulō, cumulāre
I pile up, fill up
olefactō, olefactāre
I smell, sniff
sub
below, under
suprā
above
Give the Present Active Verb Endings and Translate
ō, s, t | mus, tis, nt (I am verbing, you are verbing, he/she/it is verbing, we are verbing, you all are verbing, they are verbing)
porcī parvī trēs
the three little pigs
agricola, ae (m)
farmer
aquila, ae (m/f)
eagle
armentum, ī (n)
herd
cervus, ī (m)
stag, deer
coma, ae (f)
hair, leaves, wool, mane
lūna, ae (f)
moon
lupus, ī (m)
wolf
nuntius, ī (m)
message, messenger
rīpa, ae (f)
riverbank
saxum, ī (n)
rock
appāreō, appārēre
I appear
clāmō, clāmāre
I shout
errō, errāre
I wander
labōrō, labōrāre
I work, toil
lībō, lībāre
I sip, taste
lūceō, lūcēre
I shine, am bright
properō, properāre
I hurry, rush
spīrō, spīrāre
I breathe
ululō, ululāre
I howl, scream
volō, volāre
I fly
Give the Future Active Verb Endings
bō, bis, bit | bimus, bitis, bunt | I will verb, you will verb, he/she/it will verb | we will verb, you all will verb, they will verb
Auribus teneō lupum.
I hold a wolf by the ears.
alga, ae (f)
seaweed
bālaena, ae (f)
whale
delphīnus, ī (m)
dolphin
fuscina, ae (f)
harpoon, trident
harēna, ae (f)
sand
hydrus, ī (m)
sea serpent
nausea, ae (f)
nausea, seasickness
ōceanus, ī (m)
ocean
aequus, a, um
level, even, calm
albus, a, um
white
āridus, a, um
dry
salsus, a, um
salty, witty
ūmidus, a, um
wet
et
and
instō, instāre
I pursue eagerly, follow closely
rīdeō, rīdēre
I laugh
statim
immediately
Give the Imperfect Active Verb Endings and Translate
bam, bās, bat | bāmus, bātis, bant | I was verbing, you were verbing, he/she/it was verbing | we were verbing, you all were verbing, they were verbing
Ad nauseam
to the point of sickness
inimīcus, ī (m)
personal enemy
morbus, ī (m)
sickness, disease
opera, ae (f)
effort, services
pharetra, ae (f)
quiver
sagitta, ae (f)
arrow
venēnum, ī (n)
poison
ventus, ī (m)
wind
augeō, augēre
I increase
censeō, censēre
I estimate
cibō, cibāre
I feed
exanimō, exanimāre
I kill
oppugnō, oppugnāre
I attack
parō
parāre
I prepare
pugnō, pugnāre
I fight
significō, significāre
I indicate, point out
superō, superāre
I defeat, conquer
Sī ēsurierit inimīcus tuus, ciba illum.
If your enemy is hungry, give him bread to eat. (Proverbs 25:21a)
noctua, ae (f)
owl
sciūrus, ī (m)
squirrel
audeō, audēre
I dare
occupō, occupāre
I seize
valeō, valēre
I am well
maneō, manēre

I remain, stay