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Fluvius

River



masc, 2nd

Imperium

Empire, Command



neu, 2nd

Numerus

Number



masc, 2nd

Oceanus

Ocean



masc, 2nd

Oppidum

Town



neu, 2nd

Pensum

Task



neu, 2nd

Est

is

Sunt

are

Graecus, Graeca, Graecum

Greek



1st/2nd

Latinus, Latina, Latinum

Latin



1st/2nd

Magnus, Magna, Magnum

Large



1st/2nd

Multi, Multae, Multa

Many (plural)



1st/2nd


Parvus, Parva, Parvum

Little, Small



1st/2nd

Pauci, Paucae, Paucum

Few (plural)



1st/2nd

Primus, Prima, Primum

First



1st/2nd

Romanus, Romana, Romanum

Roman



1st/2nd

Secundus, Secunda, Secundum

Second



1st/2nd

Tertius, Tertia, Tertium

Third



1st/2nd

Unus

One

Duo

Two

Tres

Three

Sex

Six

Mille

One Thousand

Ancilla

Slave Girl



Fem, 1st

Domina

Mistress



Fem, 1st

Familia

Family



Fem, 1st

Filia

Daughter



Fem, 1st

Puella

Girl



Fem, 1st

Dominus

Master



Masc, 2nd

Femininum

Feminine



Neu, 2nd

Filius

Son



Masc, 2nd

Liber

Book



Masc, 2nd

Liberi

Children



Masc, 2nd

Puer

Boy



Masc, 2nd

Servus

Servant, Slave



Masc, 2nd

Vir

Man, Husband



Masc, 2nd

Mater

Mother



Fem, 3rd

Pater

Father



Masc, 3rd

Antiquus, Antiqua, Antiquum

Old, Ancient, Former



1st/2nd

Centum

One Hundred

Novus, Nova, Novum

New



1st/2nd

Quot

How Many

-que

and

et

and

Persona

Person



Fem, 1st

Scaena

Scene



Fem, 1st

Cantat

to sing,

Interrogat

to ask

Plorat

to cry

Pulsat

to hit

Verberat

to beat

Vocat

to call

Respondent

to answer


Ridet

to laugh, to make fun of


Videt

to see



Audit

to hear, to listen



Dormit

to sleep

Venit

to come

Improbus, Improba, Improbum

Bad, Wicked



1st/2nd

Iratus, Irata, Iratum

Angry



1st/2nd

Laetus, Laeta, Laetum

Glad, Happy



1st/2nd

Probus, Proba, Probum

Good



1st/2nd

Eam

Her

Eum

His

Me

Me

Quae

Who, Which, She Who

Quis

Who, Which, He Who

Quam

Whom, Which, She Whom

Quem

Whom, Which, He Whom

Te

You

Cur

Why

Iam

Now, Already

Hic

Here

Mensa

Table



Fem, 1st

Pecunia

Money



Fem, 1st

Baculum

Stick



Neu, 2nd

Nummus

Coin



Masc, 2nd

Sacculus

Purse



Masc, 2nd

Accusat

to accuse

Imperat

to command

Numerat

to count

Salutat

to greet

Habet

to have, to hold, to consider

Paret

to obey

Tacet

to be silent

Discedit

to go away, to depart

Ponit

to place, to put

Sumit

to take

Abest

to be absent (irr)

Adest

to be present (irr)

Bonus, Bona, Bonum

Good



1st/2nd

Decem

Ten

Novem

Nine

Nullus, Nulla, Nullum

No, None



1st/2nd

Octo

Eight

Quattur

Four

Quinque

Five

Septem

Seven

Suus, Sua, Suum

His, Her, Theirs



1st/2nd

Vacuus, Vacua, Vacuum

Empty



1st/2nd

Eius

His

is, ea, id

he, she, it, that

Rursus

Again

Tantum

So much, Only

Salve

Hello

Aqua

Water



Fem, 1st

Fenestra

Window



Fem, 1st

Rosa

Rose



Fem, 1st

Villa

Villa



Fem, 1st

Atrium

Hall



Neu, 2nd

Cubiculum

Bedroom



Neu, 2nd

Hortus

Garden



Masc, 2nd

Impluvium

Water Basin



Neu, 2nd

Nasus

Nose



Masc, 2nd

Ostium

Door, Entrance



Neu, 2nd

Peristylum

Peristyle



Neu, 2nd

Amat

to love

Habitat

to dwell, to live

Delectat

to take delight in, to please

Agit

to drive for, to perform

Arpit

to gather, to pick, to crop

Foedus, Feoda, Feodum

Ugly, Hideous



1st/2nd

Pulcher, Pulchra, Pulchrum

Beautiful, Fine



1st/2nd

Solus, Sola, Solum

Alone, Lonely



1st/2nd

Is, Ea, Id

he, she, it

Etiam

Also, Even, Yet

Ab + Ablative

From, By

Cum + Ablative

With

Ex + Ablative

Out of, By

Sine + Ablative

Without

Lacrima

Tear



Fem, 1st

Malum

Apple



Neu, 2nd

Oculus

Eye



Masc, 2nd

Osculum

Kiss



Neu, 2nd

Ostiarius

Doorkeeper



Masc, 2nd

Pium

Pear



Neu, 2nd

Speculum

Mirror



Neu, 2nd

Dat

to give

Exspectat

to expect

Lacrimat

to cry

Tenet

to hold, to keep back

Claudit

to shut, to close

Verdit

to turn

Currit

to run

Advenit

to arrive

Apent

to open, to disclose

Adit

to go, to approach

Exit

to go out

inest, insunt

to be in

Formosus, Formosa, Formosum

Beautiful



1st/2nd

Plenus, Plena, Plenum

Full of



1st/2nd

Hic, Hace, Hoc

This

Se, Sibi

Himself, Herself

Immo

No, On the contrary

Illic

There

Non solum sed etiam

not only but also

et....et....

both...and...

Neque....Neque...

neither....nor....

e

out of, from, of, since

Nome?

Not?

Gemma

Jewel



Fem, 1st

Linea

String



Fem, 1st

Margarita

Pearl



Fem, 1st

Taberna

Shop, Stall



Fem, 1st

Anulus

Ring



Masc, 2nd

Collum

Neck



Neu, 2nd

Digitus

Finger



Masc, 2nd

Ornamentum

Ornament, Jewelry



Neu, 2nd

Pretium

Price



Neu, 2nd

Sestertius

Sesterce



Masc, 2nd

Tabernarius

Shopkeeper



Masc, 2nd

Damat

to shout

Constat

to be fixed, to cost

Monstrat

to point out, to show

Ornat

to equip, to adorn

Consistit

to stop, to halt

Emit

to buy

Ostendit

to show

Vendit

to sell

Aspiat

to look, to look at

Convenit

to come together, to meet

Abit

to go away

Alius, Alia, Aliud

Another, Other



1st/2nd

Gemmiatus, Gemmiata, Gemmiatum

to set with a jewel



1st/2nd

Medius, Media, Medium

Mid, Middle



1st/2nd

Pecuniosus, Pecuniosa, Pecuniosum

Wealthy



1st/2nd

Quantus, Quanta, Quantum

How Large, as large as



1st/2nd

Tantus, Tanta, Tantum

So Big, So Great



1st/2nd

Nonoginta

Ninety

Octoginta

Eighty

Viginti

Twenty

Ille, Illa, Illud

That

Nimis

Too, Too Much

Satis

Enough

Aut

Or

Herba

Grass, Herb



Fem, 1st

Silva

Wood, Forest



Fem, 1st

Terra

Earth, Ground, Country



Fem, 1st

Umbra

Shade, Shadow



Fem, 1st

Caelum

Sky, Heaven



Neu, 2nd

Campus

Plane, Field, Country



Masc, 2nd

Abus

Food



Masc, 2nd

Lupus

Wolf



Masc, 2nd

Modus

Manner, Way



Masc 2nd

Rivus

Brook



Masc, 2nd

Vestigium

Footprint, Trace



Masc, 2nd

Arbor, Arboris

Tree



Fem, 3rd

Canis, Canis

Dog



Masc/Fem, 3rd

Dens, Dentis

Tooth



Masc, 3rd

Mons, Montis

Mountain



Masc, 3rd

Nubes, Nubis

Cloud



Fem, 3rd

Ovis, Ovis

Sheep



Fem, 3rd

Panis, Panis

Bread, Loaf



Masc, 3rd


Pastor, Pastoris

Shepherd



Masc, 3rd

Sol, Sollis

Sun



Masc, 3rd

Timor, Timoris

Fear



Masc, 3rd

Vallis, Vallis

Valley



Fem, 3rd

Balat

to bleat

Errat

to wander, to stray

Latrat

to bark

Ululat

to howl

Iacent

to lie

Lucet

to shine

Accunt

to come running

Bibit

to drink

Ducit

to guide, to lead, to draw, to trace

Impenit

to place (in/on), to put

Petit

to make for, to aim at, to seek, to ask for, to request

Quaent

to look for, to seek, to ask for

Relinquit

to leave

Repent

to find

Est, Edunt

to eat

Niger, Nigra, Nigrum

Black



1st/2nd

Albus, Alba, Album

White



1st/2nd

Undecentum

Ninety Nine

Ipse, Ipsa, Ipsum

Myself, Yourself, Him/Herself, Itself, the very, the actual

Supra

Above

Procul

Far (from), Far Away

Sub

Under, Near

Dum

While, as long as, untill

Ut

Like, As

Amica

Girlfriend



Fem, 1st

Lectica

Litter



Fem, 1st

Porta

Gate



Fem, 1st

Via

Road, Street



Fem, 1st

Activum

Active



Neu, 2nd

Amicus

Friend



Masc, 2nd

Equus

Horse



Masc, 2nd

Inimiucus

Personal Enemy



Masc, 2nd

Murus

Wall



Masc, 2nd

Passivum

Passive



Neu, 2nd

Saccus

Sack



Masc, 2nd

Umerus

Shoulder



Masc, 2nd

Ambulat

to walk

Intrat

to enter

Portat

to carry

Timet

to fear, to be afraid

Vehit

to carry, to convey, to ride, to swim, to travel

It, Eunt

to go

Duodecim

Twelve

Fessus

Tired, Weary

Longus

Long

Malus

Bad, Wicked, Evil

Ante

in front of, Before

Autem

But, However

Itaque

Therefore

Nam

For

Procul

Far

Quam

How, As, Then

Tam

so, as

a

From, Of, Since, By

ad

to, toward, by, at, until

ante

in front of, before

Apud

Beside, Near, By

Circum

Round

Inter

Between, Among, During

Per

Through, By, During

Post

Behind, After, Later

Procul Ab

Far From

Prope

Near, Nearby

Quo?

Where (to)?

Unde?

From where? Whence?

Ala

Wing



Fem, 1st

Anima

Breath, Life, Soul



Fem, 1st

Aquila

Eagle



Fem, 1st

Bestia

Beast, Animal



Fem, 1st

Cauda

Tail



Fem, 1st

Fera

Wild Animal



Fem, 1st

Pila

Ball



Fem, 1st

Asinus

Ass, Donkey



Masc, 2nd

Deus

God (plural = dei/dii/di)



Masc, 2nd

Folium

Leaf



Neu, 2nd

Lectus

Bed, Couch



Masc, 2nd

Nidus

Nest



Masc, 2nd

Nuntius

Message, Messenger



Masc, 2nd

Ovum

Egg



Neu, 2nd

Petasus

Hat (with a brim)



Masc, 2nd

Pullus

Young, Offspring



Masc, 2nd

Ramus

Branch, Bough



Masc, 2nd

Aer, Aeris

Air



Masc, 3rd

Animal, Animalis

Animal, Living Being



Neu, 3rd

Avis, Avis

Bird



Fem, 3rd

Flumen, Fluminis

River



Neu, 3rd


Homo, Hominis

Human being, Person



Masc, 3rd

Leo, Leonis

Lion



Masc, 3rd

Mare, Maris

Sea



Neu, 3rd

Mercator, Mercatoris

Merchant



Masc, 3rd

Pes, Pedis

Foot



Masc, 3rd

Pulmo, Pulmonis

Lung



Masc, 3rd

Vox, Vocis

Voice



Fem, 3rd

Natat, Natare

to swim

Occultat, Occultare

to hide

Spirat, Spirare

to breathe

Volat, Volare

to fly

Audet, Audere

to dare, to venture

Movet, Movere

to move, to stir

Sustinet, Sustinere

to support, to sustain, to endure

Ascendit, Ascendere

to climb, to go up, to mount

Cadit, Cadere

to fall

Canit, Canere

to sing (of), to crow, to play

Iudit, Iudere

to play

Vivit, Vivere

to live, to be alive

Capit, Capere

to take, to catch, to capture

Facit, Facere

to make, to do, to cause

Parit, Parere

to give birth to, to lay

Necesse Est

it is necessary

Potest, Possunt

to be able

Vult, Volunt

to want, to be willing

Crassus, Crassa, Crassum

Thick, Fat



1st/2nd

Ferus, Fera, Ferum

Wild



1st/2nd

Mortuus, Mortua, Mortuum

Dead



1st/2nd

Perterritus, Perterrita, Perterritum

Terrified



1st/2nd

Vivus, Viva, Vivum

Living, Alive



1st/2nd

Tenuis, Tenue

Thin



3rd

Nemo

No one

Ergo

Therefore, So

Cum

When

Enim

For

Quod

Because

Cuius

Whose


M/F/N S/P Genitive

Clamor, Clamoris

Shout, Shouting



Masc, 3rd

Collis, Collis

Hill



Masc, 3rd

Piscis, Piscis

Fish



Masc, 3rd

Gena

Cheek



Fem, 1st

Lingua

Tongue, Language



Fem, 1st

Vena

Vein



Fem, 1st

Bracchium

Arm



Neu, 2nd

Capillus

Hair



Masc, 2nd

Cerebrum

Brain



Neu, 2nd

Culter, Cultri

Knife



Masc, 2nd

Labrum

Lip



Neu, 2nd

Medicus

Doctor



Masc, 2nd

Membrum

Limb



Neu, 2nd

Poculum

Cup



Neu, 2nd

Auris, Auris

Ear



Fem, 3rd

Caput, Capitis

Head



Neu, 3rd

Color, Coloris

Colour



Masc, 3rd

Cor, Cordis

Heart



Neu, 3rd

Corpus, Corporis

Body



Neu, 3rd

Crus, Cruris

Leg



Neu, 3rd

Frons, Frontis

Forehead



Fem, 3rd

Iecur, Iecuris

Liver



Neu, 3rd

Os, Oris

Mouth



Neu, 3rd

Pectus, Pectoris

Chest



Neu, 3rd

Sanguis, Sanguinis

Blood



Masc, 3rd

Venter, Ventris

Stomach



Masc, 3rd

Viscera, Viscerum

Internal Organs



Neu, 3rd

Aegrotat, Aegrotare

to be ill

Palpitat, Palpitare

to beat, to throb

Pultat, Pultare

to think, to suppose

Sanat, Sanare

to heal, to cure

Spectat, Spectare

to watch, to look at

Stat, Stare

to stand

Deterget, Detergere

to wipe off

Dolet, Dolere

to hurt, to feel pain, to grieve

Gaudet, Gaudere

to be glad, to be pleased

Horret, Horrere

to bristle, to shudder

Iubet, Iubere

to order, to tell

Sedet, Sedere

to sit

Apponit, Apponere

to place on, to serve

Arcessit, Arcessere

to send for, to fetch

Dicit, Dicere

to say, to call, to speak

Fluit, Fluere

to flow

Tangit, Tengere

to touch

Revenit, Revenire

to come back

Sentit, Sentire

to feel, to sense, to think

Potest, Posse

to be able`

Aeger, Aegra, Aegrum

Sick, Ill



1st/2nd

Humanus, Humana, Humanum

Human



1st/2nd

Noster, Nostra, Nostrum

Our, Ours



1st/2nd

Ruber, Rubra, Rubrum

Red



1st/2nd

Sanus, Sana, Sanum

Healthy, Well



1st/2nd

Stultus, Stulta, Stultum

Stupid, Foolish



1st/2nd

Bene

Well

Male

Badly, Ill

Modo

Only, Just

de + Ablative

(down) from, of, about

infra + Accusative

Below

super + Accusative

on (top of), above

atque

and, as, then

nec

and/but not, nor, not

Fossa

Ditch, trench



Fem, 1st

Hasta

Lance



Fem, 1st

Patria

Native Country/Town



Fem, 1st

Sagitta

Arrow



Fem, 1st

Avunculus

Uncle



Masc, 2nd

Arma, Armorum

Arms (plural)



Neu, 2nd

Bellum

War



Neu, 2nd

Castra, Castrorum

Camp (plural)



Neu, 2nd

Gladius

Sword



Masc, 2nd

Pilum

Spear, Javelin



Neu, 2nd

Pugnus

Fist



Masc, 2nd

Scutum

Shield



Neu, 2nd

Vallum

Rampart



Neu, 2nd

Cognomen, Cognominis

Surname



Neu, 3rd

Dux, Ducis

Leader, Chief, General



Masc, 3rd

Eques, Equites

Horseman, Knight



Masc, 3rd

Frater, Fratris

Brother



Masc, 3rd

Finis, Finis

Boundary, Limit, End



Masc, 3rd

Hostis, Hostis

Enemy



Masc, 3rd

Latus, Lateris

Side, Flank



Neu, 3rd

Miles, Militis

Soldier



Masc, 3rd

Milia, Milium

Thousand



Neu, 3rd

Nomen, Nominis

Name



Neu, 3rd

Pars, Partis`

Part, Direction



Fem, 3rd

Pedes, Peditis

Footsoldier



Masc, 3rd

Praenomen, Praenominis

First Name



Neu, 3rd

Arcus, Arcus

Bow



Masc, 4th

Equitatus, Equitatus

Cavalry



Masc, 4th

Exercitus, Exercitus

Army



Masc, 4th

Impetus, Impetus

Attack, Charge



Masc, 4th

Metus, Metus

Fear



Masc, 4th

Passus, Passus

Pace



Masc, 4th

Versus, Versus

Line, Verse

Pugnat, Pugnare

to fight

Militat, Militare

to serve as a soldier

Expugnat, Expugnare

to conquer

Oppugnat, Oppugnare

to attack

Incolit, Incolere

to inhabit

Dividit, Dividere

to divide

Metuit, Metuere

to fear

Defendit, Defendere

to defend

Iacit, Iacere

to throw, to hurl

Fugit, Fugere

to run away, to flee

Fert, Ferre

to carry, to bring, to bear

Altus, Alta, Altum

High, tall, deep



1st/2nd

Armatus, Armata, Armatum

Armed



1st/2nd

Barbarus, Barbara, Barbarum

Foreign, Barbarian



1st/2nd

Iatus, Iata, Iatum

Wide



1st/2nd

Vester, Vestra, Vestrum

Your, Yours



1st/2nd

Brevis, Breve

Short



3rd

Fortis, Forte

Strong, Brave



3rd

Gravis, Grave

Heavy, Severe, Grave



3rd

Levis, Leve

Light, Slight



3rd

Tristis, Triste

Sad



3rd

Contra + Accusative

Against

ac

and, as, than

Forma

Form, shape, figure



Fem, 1st

Hora

Hour



Fem, 1st

Kalendae, Kalendarum

the 1st of the month (plural)

Luna

Moon



Fem, 1st

Nonae, Nonarum

5th/7th of the month (plural)

Stella

Star



Fem, 1st

Aequinoctium

Equinox



Neu, 2nd

Annus

Year



Masc, 2nd

Autumnus

Autumn



Masc, 2nd

Initium

Beginning



Neu, 2nd

Saeculum

Century



Neu, 2nd

Vesper, Vesperi

Evening



Masc, 2nd

Aestas, Aestatis

Summer



Fem, 3rd

Hiems, Hiemis

Winter



Fem, 3rd

Imber, Imbris

Rain, Shower



Masc, 3rd

Lux, Lucis

light, daylight



Fem, 3rd

Mensis, Mensis

Month



Masc, 3rd

Nix, Nivis

Snow



Fem, 3rd

Nox, Noctis

Night



Fem, 3rd

Tempus, Temporis

Time



Neu, 3rd

Urbs, Urboris

City



Fem, 3rd

Ver, Veris

Spring



Neu, 3rd

Idus, Iduum

13/15th of the month (plural)



Fem, 4th

Iacus

Lake



Masc, 4th

Dies, Diei

Day, date



Masc, 5th

Fascies, Fascies

Face



Fem, 5th

Glacies, Glaciei

Ice



Fem, 5th

Meridies, Meridiei

Midday, Noon, South



Masc, 5th

Mane

Morning



Fem, 5th

Illustrat, Illustrare

to illustrate, to make clear

Nominat, Nominare

to name, to call

Incipit, Incipere

to begin

Operit, Operire

to cover

Erat, Erant

was, were

Vult, Velle

to want, to be willing

Aequus, Aequa, Aequum

Equal, Calm



1st/2nd

Calidus, Calida, Calidum

Warm, Hot



1st/2nd

Clarus, Clara, Clarum

Bright, Clear, Loud



1st/2nd

Decimus, Decima, Decuimum

Tenth



1st/2nd

Dimidius, Dimidia, Dimidium

Half



1st/2nd

Duodecimus, Duodecima, Duodecimum

Twelfth



1st/2nd

Exiguus, Exigua, Exiguum

Small, Scanty



1st/2nd

Frigidus, Frigida, Frigidum

Cold, Chilly, Cool



1st/2nd

Nonus, Nona, Nonum

Ninth



1st/2nd

Obscurus, Obscura, Obscurum

Dark



1st/2nd

Octavus, Octava, Octavum

Eighth



1st/2nd

Postremus, Postrema, Postremum

Last



1st/2nd

Quintus, Quinta, Quintum

Fifth



1st/2nd

Septimus, Septima, Septimum

Seventh



1st/2nd

Sextus, Sexta, Sextum

Sixth



1st/2nd

Totus, Tota, Totum

the whole of, all



1st/2nd

Undecimus, Undecima, Undecimum

Eleventh



1st/2nd

Dugenti, Dugentae, Dugenta

Two Hundred



Sexaginta

Sixty



Trecenti, Trecentae, Trecenta

Three Hundred



Triginta

Thirty

Undecim

Eleven

Item

Likewise, also

Mane

in the morning

Nunc

Now

Quando

When, as`

Tunc

Then

Igitur

Therefore, Then, So

Vel

Or

Regula

Ruler



Fem, 1st

Tabula

Writing Tablet



Fem, 1st

Toga

Toga



Fem, 1st

Tunica

Tunic



Fem, 1st

Calceus

Shoe



Masc, 2nd

Gallus

Cock, Rooster



Masc, 2nd

Stilus

Stylus



Masc, 2nd

Vestimentum

Garment, Clothing



Neu, 2nd

Parentes, Parentum

Parents (plural)



Masc, 3rd

Res, Rei

Thing, matter, affair



Fem, 5th

Cubat, Cubare

to lie down

Vigilat, Vigilare

to be awake

Excitat, Excitare

to wake up, to arouse

Lavat, Lavare

to wash, to bathe

Valet, Valere

to be strong, to be well

Solet, Solere

to be accustomed

Frigit, Frigere

to be cold

Surgit, Surgere

to rise, to get up

Mergit, Mergere

to dip, to plunge, to sink

Poscit, Poscere

to demand, to call for

Induit, Induere

to put on (clothes)

Gerit, Gerere

to carry, to wear, to carry on, to do

Vestit, Vestire

to dress

Affert, Afferre

to bring to, to bring forward

Inquit, Inquiunt

(he/she) says/said

Apertus, Aperta, Apertum

Open



1st/2nd

Clausus, Clausa, Clausum

Closed, Shut



1st/2nd

Sordidus, Sordida, Sordidum

Dirty, Mean, Base



1st/2nd

Purus, Pura, Purum

Clean, Pure



1st/2nd

Nudus, Nuda, Nudum

Naked



1st/2nd

Togatus, Togata, Togatum

Wearing the toga



1st/2nd

Dexter, Dextra, Dextrum

Right (direction)



1st/2nd

Sinister, Sinistra, Sinistrum

Left (direction)



1st/2nd

Neuter, Neutra, Neutrum

Neither



1st/2nd

Alter, Altera, Alterum

One, The Other, Second



1st/2nd

Uter, Utra, Utrum

Which (of the two)



1st/2nd

Uterque, Utraque, Utrumque

Each (of the two)



1st/2nd

Omnis, Omne

All, Every



3rd

Mihi

Me, Myself (dative)

Tibi

You, Yourself (dative)

Mecum

with me

Tecum

with you

Secum

with himself/herself

Primum

First

Nihil/Nil

nothing

Quomodo

How

Hodie

Today

Adhuc

so far, till now, still

Deinde/Dein

afterward, then

Praeter

past, besides, except

an

or

Vale, Valete

Farewell, Goodbye

Nominative

Applies to the subject of the sentence

Genitive

Applies to the possessed

Dative

Applies to the indirect object

Accusative

Applies to the direct object

Ablative

Shows separation from ________


Means by which ________


Accompaniment with ________


Locality at _________

Vocative

To directly address the subject

Locative

Answers where and in what place.