Perf. Pluperf. Fut. -Numerals

Front 1

Amavi

Amavisti

Amavit

Amavimus

Amavistis

Amaverunt

Back 1

Perfect

To love

Front 2

Monui

Back 2

I advised

Front 3

Rexi

Back 3

I ruled

Front 4

Cepi

Back 4

I seized

Front 5

Audivi

Audii

Back 5

I heard

Front 6

Fui

Back 6

I was

Front 7

Petivi

Petii

Back 7

I sought

I attacked

Front 8

Fui

Fuisti

Fuit

Fuimus

Fuistis

Fuerunt

Back 8

Perfect

To be

Front 9

Errabit

Back 9

third-person singular future active indicative

He will wander/err

Front 10

Fugimus

Back 10

first-person plural present active indicative

We flee

Front 11

Venit

Back 11

third-person singular present active indicative

OR

third-person singular perfect active indicative

He approaches

He approached

Front 12

Carebas

Back 12

second-person singular imperfect active indicative

You were missing/lacking

Front 13

Potuit

Back 13

third-person singular perfect active indicative of possum

He was able to

Front 14

Cepi

Back 14

First person singular perfect indicative

I seized

Front 15

Paruisti

Back 15

second-person singular perfect active indicative

You appeared

You obeyed (+dat)

Front 16

Tenuerunt

Back 16

third-person plural perfect active indicative

They held

Front 17

Erunt

Back 17

Third person plural imperfect indicative

They were being

Front 18

Fui

Back 18

First person singular perfect indicative

I was

Front 19

ambulabunt

Back 19

third-person plural future active indicative

they will walk

Front 20

scribis

Back 20

second-person singular present active indicative

you write

Front 21

nuntiavit

Back 21

third-person singular perfect active indicative

he announced

Front 22

egisti

Back 22

second-person singular perfect active indicative

you did

agere = to do

Front 23

petii

Back 23

first-person singular perfect active indicative

I asked

Front 24

dormies

Back 24

second-person singular future active indicative

you will sleep

Front 25

misces

Back 25

second-person singular present active indicative

you mix

Front 26

reliquistis

Back 26

second-person plural perfect active indicative

you abandoned

Front 27

duxerunt

Back 27

third-person plural perfect active indicative

they led

Front 28

dixere

Back 28

(poetic)

third-person plural perfect active indicative
they led

Front 29

discessimus

Back 29

first-person plural perfect active indicative

We left

Front 30

sensi

Back 30

first-person singular perfect active indicative

I felt

Front 31

finiebant

Back 31

third-person plural imperfect active indicative

They were finishing

Front 32

pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatus

Back 32

to fight

first conjugation

Front 33

doleo, dolere, dolui, doliturus

Back 33

to grieve

second conjugation

Front 34

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictus

Back 34

to abandon

third conjugation

Front 35

amaveram

Back 35

I had loved (pl.perf.)

first conjugation

Front 36

monueram

Back 36

I had warned (pl.perf)

second conjugation

Front 37

rexeram

Back 37

I had ruled (Pl. perf.)

third conjugation

Front 38

audiveram

Back 38

I had heard (pl.perf)

fourth conjugation

Front 39

fueram

Back 39

to be (pl.perf.)

I had been

Front 40

sedisti

Back 40

second-person singular perfect active indicative

you had sat

Front 41

pugnavimus

Back 41

first-person plural perfect active indicative

We fought

Front 42

egi

Back 42

first-person singular perfect active indicative

I did

Front 43

tenuit

Back 43

third-person singular perfect active indicative

he held

Front 44

venistis

Back 44

second-person plural perfect active indicative

you came

Front 45

manserunt

Back 45

third-person plural perfect active indicative

they remained

Front 46

duxit

Back 46

third-person singular perfect active indicative

he led

Front 47

fecisti

Back 47

second-person singular perfect active indicative

you did/made

Front 48

finivistis

Back 48

second-person plural perfect active indicative

you finished

Front 49

miscuere

Back 49

poetic
third-person plural perfect active indicative

they mixed

Front 50

petii

Back 50

first-person singular perfect active indicative

I asked

Front 51

fuit

Back 51

third-person singular perfect active indicative

he was

Front 52

amavero

Back 52

I will have loved (F.perf.)

1st conjugation

Front 53

monuero

Back 53

I will have warned (f.perf.)

2nd conjugation

Front 54

rexero

Back 54

I will have ruled (f.perf)

3rd conjugation

Front 55

audivero

Back 55

I will have heard (f.perf.)

4th conjugation

Front 56

fuero

Back 56

I will have been (f.perf)

to be

Front 57

misi

Back 57

first-person singular perfect active indicative

I sent

Front 58

dixerunt

Back 58

third-person plural perfect active indicative

they led

Front 59

creavisti

Back 59

second-person singular perfect active indicative

you created

Front 60

incepistis

Back 60

second-person plural perfect active indicative

you began

Front 61

fecere

Back 61

poetic

third-person plural perfect active indicative

they made

Front 62

debuit

Back 62

third-person singular perfect active indicative

he owed

Front 63

finivimus

Back 63

first-person plural perfect active indicative

we finished

Front 64

dedi

Back 64

first-person singular perfect active indicative

I gave

Front 65

iactaverunt

Back 65

third-person plural perfect active indicative

they threw

Front 66

vidisti

Back 66

second-person singular perfect active indicative

you saw

Front 67

eram

Back 67

first-person singular imperfect active indicative

I was being

Front 68

fuisti

Back 68

second-person singular perfect active indicative

you were

Front 69

fuero

Back 69

first-person singular future perfect active indicative

I will have been

Front 70

poterant

Back 70

third-person plural imperfect active indicative

they were being able to

Front 71

poterunt

Back 71

third-person plural future active indicative

they will be able to

Front 72

potuerunt

Back 72

third-person plural perfect active indicative

they were able to

Front 73

potuerint

Back 73

third-person plural future perfect active indicative

they will have been able to

Front 74

egeramus

Back 74

first-person plural pluperfect active indicative

We had done

Front 75

egeris

Back 75

second-person singular future perfect active indicative

you will have done

Front 76

dederant

Back 76

third-person plural pluperfect active indicative

they had given

Front 77

gessistis

Back 77

second-person plural perfect active indicative

you carried/wore

Front 78

moverunt

Back 78

third-person plural perfect active indicative of moveō

they moved

Front 79

Alius, alia, aliud

Back 79

other, another

Front 80

alter, altera, alterum

Back 80

the one (of two)

Front 81

neuter, neutra, neutrum

Back 81

neither (of two)

Front 82

nullus, nulla, nullum

Back 82

none

Front 83

solus, sola, solum

Back 83

alone

Front 84

totus, tota, totum

Back 84

whole

Front 85

ullus, ulla, ullum

Back 85

any

Front 86

unus, una, unum

Back 86

one

Front 87

uter, utra, utrum

Back 87

which (of two)

Front 88

mortis

Back 88

of death

Front 89

ratio

Back 89

reason (nom.)

Front 90

populo

Back 90

by/for the people

Front 91

poetam

Back 91

the poet (acc.)

Front 92

aetate

Back 92

with/by age

Front 93

numinis

Back 93

of divinity

Front 94

unus, una, unum

Back 94

one

Front 95

duo, duae, duo

Back 95

two

Front 96

tres, tria

Back 96

three

Front 97

quattuor

Back 97

four

Front 98

quinque

Back 98

five

Front 99

sex

Back 99

six

Front 100

septum

Back 100

seven

Front 101

octo

Back 101

eight

Front 102

novem

Back 102

nine

Front 103

decem

Back 103

ten

Front 104

undecim

Back 104

eleven

Front 105

duodecim

Back 105

twelve

Front 106

viginti

Back 106

twenty

Front 107

triginta

Back 107

thirty

Front 108

quadraginta

Back 108

forty

Front 109

quinquaginta

Back 109

fifty

Front 110

centem

Back 110

one hundred

Front 111

quingenti, ae, a

Back 111

five hundred

Front 112

mille

Back 112

thousand

Note: often followed by a partitive genitive

Front 113

unus, a, um

unius

uni

unum, am, um

uno, a

Back 113

one

of one

to one

one

by one

Front 114

duo, ae, o

duorum

duobus

duos, as

duobus, abus

Back 114

two

of two

for two

two

by two

Front 115

tres, tria

trium

tribus

tres, tria

tribus

Back 115

three

of three

for three

three

by three

Front 116

duae ex feminis

Back 116

two of the women

Front 117

unus de viris

Back 117

one of the men

Front 118

turba virorum

Back 118

a crowd of men

Front 119

tres annos manebamus

Back 119

we remained for three years

Front 120

haec partem aetatis faciebat

Back 120

he was doing this for part of his life

Front 121

per annum laborabam

Back 121

I worked throughout the year

Front 122

agricola prima luce laborat

Back 122

the farmer works at first light

Front 123

Discessitne sexta hora

Back 123

Did he depart at the sixth hour?

Front 124

Venerunt tertia nocte

Back 124

They came on the third night

Front 125

milites tribus annis discedent

Back 125

the soldiers will depart within three years

Front 126

tertio anno templum aedificaverunt

Back 126

they built the temple during the third year

Front 127

Filius agricolae multis cum amicis in agrum errabat

Back 127

the son of the farmer is wandering with many friends in the field

Front 128

Hic homo nos non solum verbis sed etiam factis ducere incepit

Back 128

This man began to lead us not only in words but also in deeds

Front 129

Ille multos annos felix potensque fuerat

Back 129

that one had for many years power and fortune

Front 130

Deditne filius meus tibi pecuniam ullam?

Back 130

did my son give you any money?

Front 131

Pueri brevi tempore laborare incipient

Back 131

the boys will begin to work in a short time

Front 132

Pater fraterque meus irae gratia hac hora discedent

Back 132

My father and brother will depart this hour for the sake of anger

Front 133

tres aut quattuor amicos in urbe magna petivimus

Back 133

We seek three or four friends in the great city

Front 134

Omnes verbis regis reginaeque paruerunt

Back 134

they all submitted to the words of the king and queen

Front 135

Nos unius feminae causa bellum facimus

Back 135

we make war because of one of the women

Front 136

Ea neque videramus neque audieramus

Back 136

we will have neither seen nor heard them

Front 137

Decem horas manebimus, tum in urbem veniemus

Back 137

We will wait for ten hours, then we will approach the city

Front 138

Xenocrates scripsit libros de natura deorum sed nullam speciem divinam descripsit, dixit enim:

Back 138

X wrote books about the nature of the gods, but he described no one divine form, he even said:

Front 139

"Dei octo sunt. quinque ex eis in stellis vagis sunt, unus in sideribus caeli est."

Back 139

there are eight gods. five of them are in the planets, one is in the stars of the sky

Front 140

ille septimum solem adiungit octavamque lunam

Back 140

that seventh joins the sun and the eighth the moon

Front 141

si tu et tullia, lux nostra, valetis, ego et cicero valemus

Back 141

if you and Tullia, our light, is well, Cicero and I are well.

Front 142

ad Athenas tarde et incommode venimus, adversi enim venti erant

Back 142

we come to Athens slowly and inconveniently, indeed the winds were being contrary

Front 143

de nave ambulavimus et nobis Acastus cum litteris praesto fuit illo tempore

Back 143

we walked from the ship and with us Acastus was here with letters at that time

Front 144

accepi tuas litteras et ex multis amicis litteras

Back 144

I accepted your letters and letters from many friends

Front 145

Nec tota tristis locus ullus in urbe est

Back 145

there is not any place of sadness in all the city

Front 146

Tullus magna gloria belli regnavit annos duos et triginta

Back 146

Great honor of war Tullus ruled thirty two years

Front 147

Iam caelum terramque meo sine numine, venti, miscere audetis?

Back 147

do you dare to mix, winds, now that the earth and sky is without my divinity?

Front 148

Maria omnia caelo miscuit

Back 148

all the seas mixed with the skies

Front 149

Alias terras petunt; iura, leges, agros, libertatem nobis relinquunt

Back 149

They attack other lands; they leave to us justice, laws, fields, freedom

Front 150

habui noctem plenam timoris ac miseriae

Back 150

I had a full night of fear and misery

Front 151

Unius ob iram in ponto mansimus

Back 151

because of the anger of one we remained in the sea

Front 152

Hunc ego patris causa vocavi ad cenam

Back 152

Because of his father I called this one to dinner

Front 153

primus, a um

Back 153

first

Front 154

secundus, a um

Back 154

second

Front 155

tertius, a um

Back 155

third

Front 156

quartus, a, um

Back 156

fourth

Front 157

quintus, a, um

Back 157

fifth

Front 158

sextus, a, um

Back 158

sixth

Front 159

septimus, a, um

Back 159

seventh

Front 160

octavus, a, um

Back 160

eighth

Front 161

nonus, a, um

Back 161

ninth

Front 162

decimus, a, um

Back 162

tenth

Front 163

undecimus, a, um

Back 163

eleventh

Front 164

duodecimus, a, um

Back 164

twelfth

Front 165

aetas, aetatis

Back 165

age, life

Front 166

nox, noctis

Back 166

night

Front 167

numen, numenis

Back 167

divine will

Front 168

tempus, temporis

Back 168

time

Front 169

discedo, discedere, discessi, discessurus

Back 169

to depart

Front 170

misceo, miscere, miscui, mixtus

Back 170

to mix

Front 171

etiam

Back 171

also, even

Front 172

iam

Back 172

now, already

Front 173

sic

Back 173

thus, so

Front 174

subito

Back 174

suddenly