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fluvius, - i (m.)

river, stream

num?,


interrogative expecting “no”answer


quid?,


what?

grammatica, - ae (f.)


grammar

insula, - ae (f.)

island

oppidum, - i (n.)

town

oceanus, - i (m.)

ocean

imperium, - i (n.)

rule; empire

provincia, - ae (f.)

province

numerus, - i (m.)

number

littera, - ae (f.)

letter

vocabulum, - i (n.)

noun

capitulum, - i (n.)

chapter

syllaba, - ae (f.)

syllable

exemplum, - i (n.)

example

pensum, - i (n.)

duty, task, work

magnus, - a, - um,

great, large

parvus, - a, - um,

small

Graecus, a, - um,

Greek

Romanus, - a, - um,

Roman

Latinus, - a, - um,

Latin

multus, - a, - um,

much; many

pauci, - ae, - a

(pl.) few

unus, - a, - um,

one

duo, duae, duo,

two

tres tres , tria,

three

sex,

six

mille,

a thousand

primus, - a, - um,

first

secundus, - a, - um,

second

tertius, - a, - um,

third

est,

is

sunt,

are

in,

in; on

et,

and; also

sed,

but

non,

no

quoque,

and

ne,

enclitic interrogative

ubi?,

where

singularis, - e,

singular

pluralis, - e,

plural

vir, - i (m.)

man

femina, ae (f.)

woman

puer, - i (m.)

boy

puella, - ae (f.)

girl

familia, - ae (f.)

household

pater, patris (m.)

father

mater, matris (f.)

mother

filius, - i (m.)

son

filia, - ae (f.)

daughter

liberi, - orum (m.pl.)

children

servus, - i (m.)

slave

dominus, - i (m.)

master

ancilla, - ae (f.)

maidservant

domina, - ae (f.)

mistress

liber, - ri (m.)

book

titulus, - i (m.)

label

pagina, - ae (f.)

page

antiquus, - a, - um,

ancient

novus, - a, - um,

new

ceteri, - ae, - a,

the others

meus, - a, - um,

my, mine

tuus, - a, - um,

your, yours

centum,

100

- que,

and (enclitic)

quis?,

who?

quae?

who?

qui?,

who?

cuius?

of whom?, whose?

quot?

how many?

masculinus, - a, - um,

masculine

femininus, - a, - um,

feminine

neuter, - a, - um,

neuter

genetivus, - a, - um,

genitive

scaena, - ae (f.)

scene

persona, - ae,

actor, part

mamma, - ae,

mom

laetus, - a, - um,

happy

iratus, - a, - um,

angry

probus, - a, - um,

honest, upright

improbus, - a, um,

dishonest

cantat,

sings

pulsat,

beats

plorat,

weeps

ridet,

smiles, laughs

videt,

sees

vocat,

calls

venit,

comes

interrogat,

asks

respondet,

answers

dormit,

sleeps

audit,

hears

verberat,

beats

me,

me (acc. & abl.)

te,

you (acc. & abl.)

eum,

him (acc.)

eam,

her (acc.)

neque,

and not, nor

iam,

now, already

cur?,

why?

quia,

because

hic,

here

quem,

whom (masc. acc.)

quam,

whom (fem. acc.)

nominativus, - a, - um,

nominative

accusativus, - a, - um,

accusative

verbum, - i (n.)

word; verb

sacculus, - i (m.)

little bag

pecunia, - ae (f.)

money

nummus, - i (m.)

coin

mensa, - ae (f.)

table

baculum, - i (n.)

staff, rod

vacuus, - a, - um,

empty

bonus, - a, - um,

good

quattuor,

four

quinque,

five

septem,

seven

octo,

eight

novem,

nine

decem,

ten

habet,

has

numerat,

counts

adest,

is here

abest,

is away, not here

salutat,

greets

tacet,

is silent

accusat,

accuses

ponit,

places

sumit,

takes up

discedit,

goes away , leaves

imperat,

orders

paret,

obeys

nullus, - a, - um,

none, no one

eius,

of him, her, it; his, hers, its

suus, - a, - um,

his, her, its, their

is,

he

quod,


because

rursus,

again

tantum,

only

salve,

be well!

vocativus, - a, - um,

vocative

imperativus, - a, - um,

imperative

indicativus, - a, - um,

indicative (acc.)



villa,ae (f.),


villa, farmhouse


hortus,i (m.),



garden


rosa,ae (f.),


rose

lilium,i (n.),



lily



ostium,i (n.),



door(way)

nasus, i (m)

nose



fenestra,ae (f.),




window

atrium,i (n.),

atrium

impluvium,i (n.),


pool


aqua,ae (f.),


water



peristylum,i (n.),




open colonnade

cubiculum,i (n.),

bedroom

pulcher,ra,rum

beautiful




foedus,a,um,






ugly, foul

solus,a,um,

sole, alone

habitat,

lives

amat,


loves

carpit

plucks

delectat

delights



agit,




drives, does

et iam

even; also

cum

with

sine,



without

ab, a,

from

ex, e,



out of

is, ea, id,

he, she, it

ablativus,a,um,



ablative

via,ae (f.),

road


murus,i (m.),

wall


porta,ae (f.),


door

lectica,ae (f.),

litter, couch

saccus,i (m.),

bag, wallet

umerus,i (m.),



shoulder

amicus,i (m.),

friend



inimicus,i (m.),



enemy

equus,i (m.),




horse

amica,ae (f.),

friend

longus,a,um,

long

malus,a,um,




bad, evil

fessus,a,um,

tired

duodecim,

12

it,



he, she, it goes

eunt,

they go

portat,

carries

ambulat,


walks

vehit,



rides

timet,

fears

intrat,

enters

tam,


so

quam,

how



tam . . . quam,




as . . . as

inter

among, between

prope,


near, close to

procul ab,


far from




circum,





around

ad

to

ante,


before

post,


after



a, ab,





away from

apud,

with, among

per,



through

nam,

for

itaque

and so

autem,



however




unde?




from where?

quo?

to where?

praepositio,ionis (f.),

preposition

locativus,a,um,

locative

terget,


wipes, cleans

vertit,

turns




activus,a,um,






active

passivus,a,um,

passive

oculus,i (m.),

eye




lacrima,ae (f.),



tear

speculum,i (n.),

mirror

ostiarius,i (m.),

doorman

malum,i (n.),



apple

pirum,i (n.),

pear

osculum,i (n.),

kiss



formosus,a,um,




shapely, beautiful


plenus,a,um,

full



exspectat,




awaits

tenet

holds

lacrimat,

cries

aperit,

opens

claudit,

closes

advenit,



arrives

inest,

be in

dat,


gives



adit,




goes to

currit,

runs

exit

goes out




es,




you are

se

himself, herself, themselves

hic, haec, hoc,

this

immo,



on the contrary, by no means

nonne,

isn’t it?

et . . . et


both . . . and




neque . . . neque,






neither . . . nor

solum,

only

non solum . . . sed etiam,

not only


. . . but also

illic,

there, in that place

e, ex,

out of




ei,




to him, to her, to it

iis,

to them

cui,

to whom

dativus,a,um,


dative