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276 Cards in this Set

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est
is
pater
the father
mater
the mother
filius
the son
servus
the slave
coquus
the cook
canis
the dog
in tablinō
in the study
in atriō
in the atrium / in the main room
in tricliniō
in the dining-room
in hortō
in the garden
in culinā
in the kitchen
in viā
in the street
amicus
the friend
ancilla
the slave-girl, the maid
cena
the dinner
cibus
the food
dominus
the master
dormit
sleeps
intrat
enters
laetus / laeta
happy
laudat
praises
mercator
the merchant
quoque
also
salutat
greets
ad + Acc.
to, towards
bibit
drinks
circumspectat
looks around
clamat
shouts
ecce!
Look!
et
and
exit
goes out
exspectat
waits for
ianua
the door
iratus / irata
angry
leo
the lion
magnus / magna
big
navis
the ship
non
not
portat
carries
respondet
replies
ridet
laughs, smiles
salve!
Hello!
surgit
gets up, rises
taberna
the shop, the inn
videt
sees
vinum
the wine
agit
does
anulus
the ring
coquit
cooks
cur?
why?
e / ex
out of, from
ego
I
eheu!
Oh dear! Oh no!
habet
has
inquit
says
iudex
the judge
mendax
the liar
pecunia
the money
perterritus / perterrita
terrified
poeta
the poet
quaerit
looks for, searches for
quis?
who?
reddit
gives back
satis
enough
sed
but
signum
the sign, the seal
tu
you
vocat
calls
adest
he/she is here
adsunt
they are here
agricola
the farmer
ambulat
walks
audit
hears, listens to
clamor
the shout
contendit
hurries
currit
runs
fabula
the play, story
femina
the woman
hodie
today
iuvenis
the young man
meus
my, mine
multus / multa
much
multi / multae
many
optimus / optima
very good, excellent
petit
makes for, attacks
plaudit
claps, applauds
puella
the girl
senex
the old man
spectat
looks at, watches
stat
stands
turba
the crowd
ubi?
where?
urbs
the city
venit
comes
abest
is out, is absent
aberat
was out, was absent
cubiculum
the bedroom
emit
buys
ferociter
fiercely
festinat
hurries
fortis
brave
fur
the thief
intente
intently, carefully
libertus
a freedman, an ex-slave
olim
once, some time ago
parvus / parva
small
per + Acc.
through, along
postquam
after
pulsat
hits, thumps
quod
because
res
a thing
scribit
writes
subito
suddenly
superat
overcomes, overpowers
tum
then
tuus, tua
your
vendit
sells
vituperat
blames, curses
cenat
dines
conspicit
catches sight of
cum
with
facit
makes, does
heri
yesterday
ingens
huge
intellegit
understands
lacrimat
weeps, cries
mortuus / mortua
dead
narrat
tells, relates
necat
kills
nihil
nothing
omnis
all
parat
prepares
prope + Acc.
near
rogat
asks
tacite
quietly
tamen
however
terret
frightens
valde
very much
agitat
chases, hunts
consumit
eats
ducit
leads, takes
eum
him
facile
easily
ferox
fierce
gladius
the sword
hic / haec
this
ignavus / ignava
cowardly
nuntius
the messenger
pes
the foot
porta
the gate
postulat
demands
puer
the boy
pugnat
fights
saepe
often
sanguis
the blood
silva
the wood
spectaculum
the show, the spectacle
statim
at once
totus / tota
whole
agnoscit
recognises
celeriter
quickly
cupit
wants
dat
gives
dies
a day
emittit
throws, sends out
fert
brings, carries
homo
a human being, man
hospes
a guest
ille / illa
that
inspicit
looks at, examines
iterum
again
manet
remains, stays
medius / media
middle
mox
soon
offert
offers
ostendit
shows
post
after
procedit
proceeds, advances
pulcher / pulchra
beautiful
revenit
comes back, returns
tradit
hands over
abit
goes away
accipit
accepts
callidus / callida
clever, cunning
contentus / contenta
satisfied
exclamat
exclaims
frater
brother
habitat
lives
imperium
empire
invenit
finds
liber
book
nos
we
nuntiat
announces
pax
the peace
portus
harbour
quam
than
semper
always
servat
saves, looks after
solus / sola
alone
suus / sua
his, her, their
tacet
is silent, is quiet
uxor
a wife
vehementer
violently, loudly
vos
you (plural)
capit
takes
civis
a citizen
convenit
gathers, meets
credit (+ dative)
trusts, believes
de
about
favet (+ dative)
supports, favours
invitat
invites
it
goes
legit
reads
liberalis
generous
minime!
No!
murus
a wall
noster / nostra
our
nunc
now
placet (+ dative)
it pleases
primus / prima
first
promittit
promises
pugna
a fight
senator
a senator
sollicitus / sollicita
worried, anxious
stultus / stulta
stupid
vale!
Goodbye!
verberat
strikes, beats
vir
a man
amittit
loses
complet
fills
custodit
guards
epistula
a letter
flamma
a flame
fortiter
bravely
frustra
in vain
fugit
flees, runs away
fundus
a farm
iacet
lies
iam
now, already
igitur
therefore
mirabilis
strange, extraordinary
mittit
sends
mons
a mountain
optime
very well
paene
nearly, almost
sentit
feels
tandem
finally, at last
templum
a temple
terra
ground, land
timet
is afraid, fears
unus, una, unum
one
duo, duae, duo
two
tres, tres, tria
three
advenio, advenire, adveni
to arrive
aedificium
a building
aeger, aegra
sick, ill
alter, altera
the other, the second
canto, cantare, cantavi
to sing
ceteri, ceterae
the others, the rest
custos
a guard
dico, dicere, dixi
to say
excito, excitare, excitavi
to wake up
fessus, fessa
tired
interficio, interficere, interfeci
to kill
ita vero
yes
nolo + infinitive
I do not want (to)
novus, nova
new
nullus, nulla
not any, none
possum + infinitive
I am able (to)
ruo, ruere, rui
to rush
se
himself, herself
traho, trahere, traxi
to drag
vita
a life
volo + infinitive
I want (to)
vulnero, vulnerare, vulneravi
to wound, injure