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217 Cards in this Set

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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.
dīrigō, give the other principal part/translate
dīrigere, I direct
pōnō, give the other principal part/translate
pōnere, I put, place
praedīcō, give the other principal part/translate
pradīcere, I proclaim
vincō, give the other principal part/translate
vincere, I conquer
audācia
ae (f) boldness, courage
carrus
ī (m) cart, wagon (two-wheeled)
cinis
cineris (m) ashes, destruction
collum
ī (n) neck
culpa
ae (f) fault, blame, sin
fenestra
(f) ae window
nervus
ī (m) tendon, nerve, sinew
ōs
ōris (n) mouth
rota
ae (f) wheel
vultus
ūs (m) face, expression
amō
amāre, amāvī, amātum, I love
currō
currere, cucurrī, cursum, I run
dūcō
dūcere, dūxī, ductum, I lead
properō
properāre, properāvī, properātum, I hurry, hasten, accelerate
sedeō
sedēre, sēdī, sessum, I sit
videō
vidēre, vīdī, vīsum, I see
bene
well
nōn
not
meā culpā
through my fault (or in modern slang “My fault” or “My bad”)
ānulus
ī (m) ring
argentum
ī (n) silver, money
campus
ī (m) plain, athletic field, level area
capillus
ī (m) hair
cervix
cervīcis (f) neck, nape (of neck)
cuspis
cuspidis (f) point (especially of a spear)
digitus
ī (m) finger, inch
fluvius
ī (m) river
hērōs
hērōis (m) hero
index
indicis (m) informer, sign, forefinger
mola
ae (f) millstone
palma
ae (f) palm (of the hand), palm tree
patella
ae (f) plate, dish
poena
ae (f) penalty, punishment
pollex
pollicis (m) thumb
dēbeō
dēbēre, dēbuī, dēbitum, I owe, ought
lūceō
lūcēre, lūxī, I shine, am bright
portō
portāre, portāvī, portātum, I carry
possum
posse, potuī, I am able, can
rīdeō
rīdēre, rīsī, rīsum, I laugh
sub poenā
under penalty
āla
ae (f) wing
astrum
ī (n) star, constellation
aurum
ī (n) gold
avāritia
ae (f) greed
fūmus
ī (m) smoke
humus
ī (f) ground, soil
incola
ae (m/f) inhabitant, settler, colonist
laurus
ī (f) laurel tree
oppidum
ī (n) town
pecūnia
ae (f) money
praemium
ī (n) prize, reward
prōvincia
ae (f) province
ventus
ī (m) wind
vīta
ae (f) life
densus, a, um
dense, thick
horrendus, a, um
horrible, dreadful, awful
trepidus, a, um
trembling, anxious, frightened
ūmidus, a, um
wet, damp, moist
mereō
merēre, meruī, meritum, I deserve, earn, am worthy of
regnō
regnāre, regnāvī, regnātum, I rule, govern, reign
ad astra per alas porcī
To the stars on the wings of a pig (author, John Steinbeck)
arcus
ūs (m) bow, arch, rainbow
bōs
bovis (m/f) ox, bull, cow
cornū
ūs (n) horn
exercitus
ūs (m) army
gelū
ūs (n) chill, frost
genū
ūs (n) knee
gladiātor
gladiātōris (m) gladiator
gradus
ūs (m) step, pace
latus
lateris (n) flank, side
leō
leōnis (m) lion
regiō
regiōnis (f) region, direction, area
sanguis
sanguinis (m) blood
tīgris
tīgridis (m/f) tiger
verū
ūs (n) javelin, spit (for roasting meat)
vulnus
vulneris (n) wound
ferus, a, um
fierce, wild
longus, a, um
long
pugnō
pugnāre, pugnāvī, pugnātum, I fight
rudō
rudere, rudīvī, rudītum, I roar, bellow, bray
et
and
Christiānōs ad leōnem
The Christians to the lion!
coma
ae (f) hair, leaves, fleece, mane
coturnix
coturnīcis (f) quail
equus
ī (m) horse
flōs
flōris (m) flower
fulmen
fulminis (n) thunderbolt, lightning
harēna
ae (f) sand
lapis
lapidis (m) stone, rock
lūcus
ī (m) grove
pinna
ae (f) feather
silva
ae (f) forest
tempestās
tempestātis (f) weather, storm
clārus, a, um
clear, loud, bright
quiētus, a, um
quiet, sleeping, peaceful
agitō
agitāre, agitāvī, agitātum, I drive, arouse, disturb
ardeō
ardēre, arsī, arsum, I blaze, burn
candeō
candēre, canduī, I glow, am white
dēlectō
dēlectāre, dēlectāvī, dēlectātum, I delight
sonō
sonāre, sonuī, sonitum, I resound, sound, make a noise
sum
esse, fuī, futūrum, I am
terreō
terrēre, terruī, territum, I frighten, terrify
id est (i.e.)

that is