List of Words
Ube: Where
Oppidum: settlement
Insulae: island
Fluvius: river
parva: litle
unum: one
pecunia: money
fama,famae: rumor
forma, formae: shape
fortuna, fortunae: luck, fortune
ira,irae: anger/ire
nauta,nautae: sailor
patria,patriae: fatherland
poena, poenae: poet
porta, portae: gate
puella, puellae: girl
rosa, rosae: rose
sententia, sententiae: feeling, opinion
vita, vitae: life
antiquus, antiqua, antiquum: ancient
magnus, magna, magnum: large, great
meus, mea, meum: my/mine
multus, multa, multum: much many
tuus, tua, tuum: your
et: and
sed: but
O: Oh
sine: without (ablative)
est: is
basium, basii: kiss
bellum, belli: war
consilium, consilii: plan, counsel
cura, curae: care, attention, caution, anxiety
donum, doni: gift, present
exitium, exitii: destruction, ruin
magister, magistri: male schoolmaster
magistra, magistrae: schoolmistress
mora, morae: delay
nihil: nothing
oculus, oculi: eye
officium, officii: duty, service
otium, otii: leisure, peace
bonus, bona, bonum: good kind
periculum, periculi: danger
stultus, stulta, stultum: foolish
iuvo, adiuvo, iuvare: to help, aid, assist
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deus, dei: god (male)
dea, deae: goddess
discipulus, discipuli: learner
insidae, insidiarum: ambush, treachery
liber, libri: book
tyrannus, tyranni: tyrant
vitium, vitii: faults
Gracus, Graeca, Graecum: Greek
perpetuus, perpetua, perpetuum: perpetual
plenus, plena, plenum: full, abundant
salvus, salva, salvum: safe, sound
secundus, secunda, secundum: second
vester, vestra, vestrum: your
-que: suffixed and (joins words together)
ubi: where/when
ibi: there
nunc: now
quare: because of , why
possum, posse, potui: to be able
tolerare: to endure
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adulescentia, adulescentiae: youth young
animus, animi: soul
caelum, caeli: sky, heaven
culpa, culpae: fault, blame
gloria, gloriae: glory fame
verbum, verbi: word
te: you (accusative)
liber, libera, liberum: free
noster, onstra, ostrum: our, ours
pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum: beautiful, handsome
sanus, sana, sanum: healthy
igitur: therefore
-ne: adds doubt
propter: therefore
cras: tomorrow
heri: yesterday
quando: when
satis: enough
tum: then
cenare: to dine
culpare: to blame
manere: to stay, remain
superare: to be above
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amor, amoris (m): love
carmen, carminis (n): song, poem
civatas, civitatis (f): state, citizenship
corpus, corporis (n): body
homo, hominis (m): man, human
labor, laboris (m): work
littera, litterae (f): letter of alphabet, (plural) a letter, literature
mos, moris (m): habit, custom
nomen, nominis (n): name
pax, pacis (f): peace
regina, reginae (f): queen
rex, regis (m): king
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Cicerō, Cicerōnis (m): Cicero
cōpia, cōpiae (f): abundance, supply
cōpiae, copiārum: supplies, troops
frāter, frātris (m): brother
laus, laudis (f): praise, glory, fame
lībértās, lībertātis (f): liberty
rátio, ratiōnis (f): reason, judgment, consideration, system, manner
scrīptor, scrīptoris (m): writer, author
dum: conj. while, as long as, until
ad: prep. (acc) to, up to, near to
ex: prep. (abl) out of, from, from within, by reason of, on account of
nunquam: (adv) never
tamen: nevertheless, still
ago, agere, egi, actum: to drive, lead, do act, pass, spend
dēmōstrō, dēmōnstrāre, dēmōnstrāvī, dēmōnstrātum: to point out, show, demonstrate
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énim: for, in facto, truly
in: prep. (acc) into, toward, against (also has ablative form)
nimis, nimium: too much, excessively (positive connotation)