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adulēscēns

adulēscentis (m) young man

bōs

bovis (m/f) ox, bull, cow
labor
labōris (m) work, labor
latus
lateris (n) flank, side
ōs
ōris (n) mouth
pēs
pedis (m) foot
pulvis
pulveris (m) dirt, dust, powder
sēmen
sēminis (n) seed
pulvereus, a, um
dusty, full of dust
fessus, a, um
tired, weary
ūnā
together, in one
dāre I give
edō
edere I eat
iungō
iungere I join, unite, yoke
quiescō
quiescere I rest, sleep
pulvis in pulverem
dust to dust
hasta
ae (f) spear, lance
luxuria
ae (f) luxury, extravagance
mūnicipium
ī (n) free town
oppidum
ī (n) town
prōvincia
ae (f) province
querēla
ae (f) complaint, whining
stabulum
ī (n) stall, stable
tectum
ī (n) roof, ceiling, dwelling
victōria
ae (f) victory
dēmonstrō
dēmonstrāre I show
exerceō
exercēre I train, exercise
obsideō
obsidēre I remain near, besiege
pacō
pacāre I pacify, subdue
removeō
removēre I remove, take away
vulnerō
vulnerāre I wound
ad victōriam
to victory
candēla
ae (f) candle
carmen
carminis (n) song, poem
cor
cordis (n) heart
flōs
flōris (m) flower
lux
lūcis (f) light
lyra
ae (f) lyre
tempus
temporis (n) time
vesper
vesperis (m) evening, evening star
virgō
virginis (f) maiden
vox
vōcis (f) voice
cantō
cantāre I sing, play (music)
habeō
habēre I have, hold
lūdō
lūdere I play, tease, trick
portō
portāre I carry
Sursum corda
Lift up your hearts
asinus
ī donkey
crux
crucis (f) cross
dux
ducis (m) leader
iter
itineris (n) journey
moenia
moenium (n, plural) fortifications, city walls
nōmen
nōminis (n) name
palma
ae (f) palm of the hand, palm tree
princeps
principis (n) chief
tibia
ae (f) flute, pipe
vestīmentum
ī (n) clothing, garment
flōreō
flōrēre I flourish
imperō
imperāre I order
moveō
movēre I move
vehō
vehere I carry, ride, convey
vibrō
vibrāre I wave, shake
iustus ut palma flōrēbit
the just shall flourish as the palm tree
architectus
ī (m) architect, inventor
centaurus
ī (m) centaur
cyclops
cyclōpis (m) cyclops
dracō
dracōnis (m) dragon
fīlum
-ī (n) thread, string
gigās
gigantis (m) giant
grȳps
grȳphis (m) griffin
labyrinthus
-ī (m) labyrinth, maze
mīnōtaurus
-ī (m) minotaur
pēgasus
-ī (m) pegasus
satyrus
-ī (m) satyr, faun
ruber, -bra, -brum
red
captō, give the other principal part/translate
captāre, I hunt
commūnicō, give the other principal part/translate
commūnicāre, I share, inform
nō, give the other principal part/translate
nāre, I swim
arcus
ūs (m) bow, arch, rainbow
frūctus
ūs (m) fruit, profit
lacus
ūs (m) lake, tub, hollow
nix
nivis (f) snow
portus
ūs (m) port, harbor
sōl
sōlis (m) sun
tellūs
tellūris (f) earth, ground, land
umbra
ae (f) shadow, shade
vīcus
ī (m) village
caldus, -a, -um
warm, hot, fiery
novus, -a, -um
new
opācus, -a, -um
dark, shaded
clam
secretly
exspectō, give the other principal part/translate
exspectāre, I wait, wait for, expect
foveō, give the other principal part/translate
fovēre, I cherish, love, esteem
Give the 4th declension Masculine/Feminine endings
us, ūs, uī, um, ū | ūs, uum, ibus, ūs, ibus
albior super nivem
whiter than snow
cantus
ūs (m) song, singing
domus
ūs (f) home, house
frater
frātris (m) brother
iesus
-ūs (m) Jesus
manus
-ūs (f) hand
mater
mātris (f) mother
metus
-ūs (m) fear, dread
pater
patris (m) father
soror
sorōris (f) sister
spīritus
-ūs (m) spirit, breath
fīdus, -a, -um
faithful, trustworthy
repente
suddenly
appellō, give the other principal part/translate
appellāre, I name, call, call by name
commendō, give the other principal part/translate
commendāre, I commit, entrust
crēdō, give the other principal part/translate
crēdere, I believe
Pater, in manūs tuās commendō spīritum meum.
Father, into Your hands I commit my spirit.
cornū
ūs horn (n)
culter
cultrī knife (m)
gelū
ūs chill, frost (n)
grex
gregis flock, herd (m)
leō
leōnis lion (m)
pastor
pastōris shepherd (m)
tempestās
tempestātis weather, storm (f)
pecū
ūs cattle, flock (n)
verū
ūs javelin, spit (for roasting meat) (n)
tūtus, a, um
safe, secure
cūrō, curāre
I care for
terreō, give the other principal part/translate
terrēre, I frighten, terrify
tondeō, give the other principal part/translate
tondēre, I clip, give a haircut, shear
vigilō, give the other principal part/translate
vigilāre, I guard, watch over
Fourth Declension Neuter Noun Endings
SINGULAR -ū -ūs -ū -ū –ū PLURAL -ua -uum -ibus -ua -ibus
arbor, arboris
tree (f)
fulmen, fulmenis
lightning, thunderbolt (n)
imber, imbris
rain (m)
lignum, ī
wood, timber (n)
lutum, ī
mud (n)
nūbēs, nūbis
cloud, gloom (f)
radix, radīcis
root (f)
ramus, ī
branch, twig (m)
tonitrus, ūs
thunder (m)
mox
soon
cadō, give the other principal part/translate
cadere, I fall, sink drop
flagrō, give the other principal part/translate
flagrāre, I blaze, flame, burn
incendō, give the other principal part/translate
incendere, I kindle, set on fire
tangō, give the other principal part/translate
tangere, I touch strike
vastō, give the other principal part/translate
vastāre, I devastate, lay waste
Frūctū cognoscitur arbor
The tree is known by its fruit (Matthew 12:33)
carcer, carceris
prison (m)
latrō, latrōnis
robber (m)
lēx, lēgis
law (f)
mīles, mīlitis
soldier (m)
mūnus, mūneris
duty, office (n)
pecūnia, ae
money (f)
sepulcrum, ī
tomb, grave (n)
avārus, a, um
greedy
ēgregius, a, um
outstanding
caveō, give the other principal part/translate
cavēre, I guard against, beware
dēbeō, give the other principal part/translate
debēre, I owe, ought
iaceō, give the other principal part/translate
iacēre, I lie down
mereō
give the other principal part/translate
merēre, I deserve, earn, am worthy of
possum, give the other principal parts/translate
posse, potuī, I am able
quaerō, give the other principal part/translate
quaerere, I search for, seek
Tē audīre nōn possum
I can’t hear you.
Conjugate possum
SINGULAR possum, potes, potest PLURAL possumus, potestis, possunt
camēlus, ī
camel (m)
carō, carnis
meat, flesh (f)
cȳgnus, ī
swan (m)
herba, ae
herb, grass (f)
hippopotāmus, ī
hippopotamus (m)
hyaena, ae
hyena
pardus, ī
panther, leopard
psittācus, ī
parrot
rhīnocerōs, rhinocerōtis
rhinoceros (m)
serpēns, serpentis
serpent, snake (m/f)
sīmia, ae
ape, monkey (f)
ursa, ae OR ursus, ī
bear
numquam
never
domō, give the other principal part/translate
domāre, I tame, subdue
mordeō, give the other principal part/translate
mordēre, I bite, sting
prūdēns ut serpēns
wise as a serpent
aestsās, aestātis
summer (f)
Carthāgō, Carthāginis
Carthage (f)
Eurōpa, ae
Europe (f)
finitimus, ī
neighbor
Gallia, ae
Gaul (f)
hiems, hiemis
winter, bad weather (f)
homō, hominis
man, human being (m)
Ītalia, ae
Italy (f)
Rōma, ae
Rome (f)
terminus, ī
end, boundary, limit (m)
celsus, a, um
tall, high, lofty
undique
on/from all sides, from every direction
vexō, give the other principal part/translate
vexāre, I annoy, harass
vītō, give the other principal part/translate
vītāre, I avoid
Ecce homō!
Behold the man!
būtūrum, ī
butter (n)
crūstulum, ī
cookie, small cake (n)
farīna, ae
flour (f)
lac, lactis
milk (n)
ōvum, ī
egg (n)
patella, ae
plate, dish (f)
pōculum, ī
cup (n)
sacchārum, ī
sugar (n)
sīve
or
bibō, give the other principal part/translate
bibere, I drink
consecō, give the other principal part/translate
consecāre, I chop, cut up
coquō, give the other principal part/translate
coquere, I cook, bake
emō, give the other principal part/translate
emere, I buy, purchase
eram
I was
frangō, give the other principal part/translate
frangere, I break
Mihine crūstula coquēs?
Will you bake cookies for me?
Conjugate eram
SINGULAR eram, erās, erat PLURAL erāmus, erātis, erant
Brittania, ae
Britain (f)
eques, equitis
horseman, knight (m)
exercitus, ūs
army (m)
Germānia, ae
Germany (f)
Hispānia, ae
Spain (f)
regnum, ī
kingdom (n)
tuba, ae
trumpet
vadum, ī
ford, shallows (n)
extrēmus, a, um
last, farthest, outermost
longinquus, a, um
far away, distant
quondam
once, formerly
equitō, give the other principal part/translate
equitāre, I ride (horseback)
habitō, give the other principal part/translate
habitāre, I live in, dwell, inhabit
eques ipso melior Bellerophonte

A better horseman than Bellerophon himself.