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60 Cards in this Set
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Tiara clamat.
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Tiara screams.
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"Clamat"-1st conjugation and Singular 3. Infinitive clam"are"
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Puellae sunt laetae
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The girls are happy
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Puellae- 1st Declension plural
laetae-1st conjugative plural |
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Servus laborat.
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The servant is working.
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Servus- The 2nd declension ingular
laborat- 1st conjugative singular |
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Puella terret patrem.
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THe girls frighten the dad.
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Puella- 1st declension singular nominative
patrem-3rd declension singular accusative |
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Servi audiunt puerum vocem.
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The servants hear the boy's voice.
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Servi- 2nd declension plural nominative
puerum- 2nd declension plural accusative vocem-3rd declension accusative |
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Matre dormit sub aborem
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The mother sleeps under the tree.
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aborem- 3rd declension accusative
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Per ianuam ambulant
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He/she walks through the door.
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ianuam-1st declension accusative singular
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In ramo sedemus.
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We sit on the branch.
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ramo- 3rd declension singular ablative
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Emperor in villa.
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The emperor is in the country house.
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villa- 1st declension , ablative, singular
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Puella filia patris.
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The girls is the daughter of the father.
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puella- 1st declension singular nominative
partis- 3rd declension ,Genitive singular |
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Senatori liberum.
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The senator's book.
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Senatori- 2nd declension singular genitive
liberum-2nd declension accusative |
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Liberorum feles
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The children's cat.
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liberorum- 2nd declension denitive plural
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Scribo epistulas
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I write letters
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epistulas- 1st declension plural accusative
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Scribis epistulas pueris.
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You write letters for the boys.
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epistulas- 2nd declension plural accusitive
pueris-2nd declension plural dative |
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Villa plena patrum.
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The house is full of fathers
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patrum-3rd declension genitive plural
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Serve surgis.
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Servant get up.
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surgis- vocative 2nd declension singular
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Necesse liberorum legunt.
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It is necessary for children to read .
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liberorum- 2nd declension genitive
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Vocis audit.
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She hear's the voice
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Vocis- 3rd declension, Genitive singular
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Puellarum pila.
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The girls' ball
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Puellarum- 1st declension , Genitive, plural
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Lupus currit.
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The wolf runs.
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Lupus -2nd declension ,genitive, singular
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Prope urbis
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Near the city.
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urbis-2nd declension genitive singular
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Servi laborant
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Servants work
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servi-2nd declension plural vocative
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Ex ambulant agros
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I walk out of the fields.
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agros- 2nd declension accusative plural
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Servus dormit ad portam villae
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Servus- 2nd declension, nominative singular
villae- 1st declension genitive singular |
The servant sleeps near the door.
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Puer est frater puellarum
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The boy is the brother of the girls
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puellarum- 1st declension plural genitive
puer-2nd declension nominative |
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Puer est molestus.
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The boy is annoying
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Puer- 2nd declension nominative
singular molestus- 2nd declenion nominative singular |
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Pater habet liberos.
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The father has childern.
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Pater-3rd declension Nominative singular
liberos-2nd declension Accusative plural |
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Serve sedent.
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Servants, sit.
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serve- 2nd declension plural Vocative
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Ad raedam ascendo.
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I climb into the carriage.
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raedam- 2nd declension accusative
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Prope culinam sedit.
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I sit near the kitchen
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culinam- 1st declension accusative singular
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Fero servum.
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I carry slaves.
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servum- 2nd declension singular accusative
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Servi dormiunt.
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The servants sleep.
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servi- 2nd declension plural accusative
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Prope agros ambulant.
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They walk near the fields.
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agros-2nd declension accusative plural
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In raeda sedemus.
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We sit in the carriage.
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raeda-carriage
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Servi currunt.
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Servants run!
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Servi-plural 2nd declension ablative
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Puer ascendis
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Boy, climb up.
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Puer- 2nd declension vocative singular
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Ego sum in piscinam.
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I am in the river.
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piscinam- 1st declension ablative singular
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Patres audis.
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Fathers listen.
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patres - 3 rd declension plural vocative
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Ex cubiculum ambulatis.
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You all walk out of the room.
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cubiculum- 2nd declension accusative singular
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Puella descendis.
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Girl, climb down.
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puella- singular 1st declesion vocative
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Raeda puellae.
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The carriage is for the girl.
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Raeda- nominative singular 1 st declension
puellae -dative 1st declension singular |
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Audimus vocem patris.
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We hear the father's voice.
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vocem- 3rd declension singular accusative
patris-3rd declension singular genitive. |
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Ex raeda cadunt.
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They fall out of the carriage.
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Raeda-1st declension ablative singular.
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Patres sunt defessi
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The fathers are tires.
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patres-3rd declension nominative plural.
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Vilicus verbat servum.
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The overseer beats the slave.
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Vilicus- Nominative 2nd declension singular
servum- 2nd declension naccusative singular |
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Habimus liberos.
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We have books.
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liberos- 2nd declension plural accusative
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Baculus cadit abore.
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The stick fell from the tree.
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baculus- 2d declension singular nominative
abore- 3rd declension singular genitive. |
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Puerum non potest audio.
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I cannot hear the boy
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puerum- 2nd declension singular accusative
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Puella est filia parentis.
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She is the daughter of the parents.
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puella- 1st declension nominative singular
parentis- 3rd declension genitive singular |
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Librorum, dormitis!
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Children , sleep!
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libre- 2nd declension plural genitive
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Amublatis urbe.
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We walk through the city.
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urbe - 2nd declension singular ablative
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Sub abore legit
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I read under a tree.
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abore- ablative 3rd declension singular
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Pater habet vilicum.
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The father has an overseer.
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Pater- 3rd declension singular nominative
vilicum- 2nd declension singular accusative |
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Dominus est iratus.
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The master is angry.
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dominus- 2nd declension singular nominative
iratus-2nd declension singular nominative |
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Servi sunt laborant
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Servants are working.
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servi-2nd declension nominative plural
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Lupus est terret.
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The wolf is frightend.
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lupus-2nd declension singular nominative
terret- 2nd declension singular nominative. |
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In cubiculo dormius.
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In the room we sleep.
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cubiculo- ablative 2nd declension singular
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Puellae ponunt tunicas
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The girls put on tunicas.
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tunicas- 1st declension plural accusative
puellae- 1st declension plural nominative |
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Neccesse est servi parant cibum.
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It is necessary for the servants to prepare the food.
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cibum- 1st declension accusative singular
servi- 2nd declension plural nominative |
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Vo:s laboratis in agros.
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Ya'll work in the fields.
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agros- 2nd declension plural accusative
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