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villa, -ae (f.)
villa, farmhouse
hortus, -i (m.)
garden
rosa, -ae (f.)
rose
lilium, -i (n.)
lily
nasus, -i (m.)
nose
ostium, -i (n.)
door(way)
fenestra, -ae (f.)
window
atrium, -i (n.)
atrium
impluvium,-i (n.)
skylight
aqua, -ae (f.)
water
peristylum, -i (n.)
open colonnade, court
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
etiam
even
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
twelve
it
he, she, it goes
eunt
they go
portat
carries
ambulat
walks
vehit
carries
timet
fears
intrat
enters
tam
so
quam
how
inter
among
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
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
vertit
turns
terget
wipes, cleans
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
indeed
nonne
isn’t it?
et . . . et
both . . . and
neque . . . neque
neither . . . nor
solum
only
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