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Ambulare
Ambulo, ambulare. To Walk
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Fabula
Fabula, fabulae, f. Story
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Familia
Familia, familiae, f. Household
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Regina
Regina, reginae, f. Queen
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Poeta
- Poeta, poetae, m. Poet
- *Uses 1st declention*
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Vita
Vita, Vitae, f. Life
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Quo
- Interogative Adverb: Where [to]?
- Relative Adverb: To which place, To which
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Parare
Paro, Parare; To Prepare
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Portare
Porto, portare; To carry, bring
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Aedificare
Aedifico, Aedificare; To build
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Habitare
Habito, habitare; To live, dwell
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Spectare
Specto, spectare; To look at, watch
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Occupare
Occupo, occupare; To seize
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Navigare
Navigo, navigare; To sail
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Vocare
Voco, vocare; To call
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Laudare
Laudo, laudare; To praise
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Narrare
Narro, narrare; to narrate, tell
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Amare
Amo, amare; To love
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Periculum
Periculum, periculi, n. Danger
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Agricola
- Agricola, agricolae, m. Farmer
- *Uses 1st Declention*
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Provincia
Provincia, provinciae, f. Province
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Villa
Villa, villae, f. Farmhouse
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Puella
Puella, puellae, f. Girl
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Femina
Femina, feminae, f. Woman
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Patria
Patria, patriae, f. Fatherland, Nativeland
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Via
Via, viae, f. Way, Road, Street
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Verbum
Verbum, verbi, n. Word
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Oppidum
Oppidum, oppidi, n. Town
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Silva
Silva, silvae, f. Woods, Forest
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Terra
Terra, terrae, f. Earth, Land
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Legatus
Legatus, legati, m. Legate (embassador), Envoy
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Filia
- Filia, filiae, f. Daughter
- *Vocative Dative and Ablative pl. is -abus; Filiabus*
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Dea
Dea, deae, f. Goddess
*Vocative dative and ablative pl. -abus; deabus*
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Ager
Ager, agri, m. Field, Territory
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Nauta
- Nauta, nautae, m. Sailor
- *Uses 1st declention*
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Amicus
Amicus, amici, m. Friend
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Auxilium
Auxilium, auxili, n. Help, Aid
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Nuntius
Nuntius, nunti, m. Message, Messenger, News
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Bellum
Bellum, belli, n. War
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Liberi
Liberi, liberorum, m. (pl.) Children
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Servus
Servus, servi, m. Slave
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Filius
Filius, fili, m. Son
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Vir
Vir, viri, m. Man, Husband, Hero
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Fuga
Fuga, fugae, f. a Flight, an Escape
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E, Ex
- from, out of
- Preposition with the Ablative
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De
- from, down from; about
- Preposition with the Ablative
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Ad
- to, towards
- Preposition with the Accusative
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A, Ab
- from, away from
- Preposition with the ablative
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Cum
- With
- Preposition with the Ablative
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Super
- over, above
- Preposition with the Accusative
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Contra
- Adverb; on the other hand, on the contrary, in return
- Prep. w/Acc.; against
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-ne
- (indicates question)
- added to the end of the first word in a sentence
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In
Preposition w/ Abl. or Acc.
- w/Acc.; into, onto
- w/Abl.; in,on
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Et
- conjunction; and
- adv.; also, even
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Sub
- Prep. w/Acc.; to go under, up to, to the foot of
- Prep. w/Abl.; under, at the foot of
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Itaque
- Conjunction
- and so, therefore
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Ubi
- interrogative adverb; Where [at]?, where
- adverbal conjunction; when
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Unde
- interrogative adverb: Where [from]?
- relative adverb: from which place, from which
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Amicus
Amicus, amica, amicum. adj. Friendly
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Ferus
Ferus, fera, ferum. adj. Wild, savage
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Inimicus
Inimicus, inimica, inimicum. adj. Unfriendly, Hostile
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Magnus
Magnus, magna, magnum. adj. Great, large
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Malus
Malus, mala, malum. adj. Bad, evil, wicked
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Insula
Insula, insulae f. Island
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Lingua
Lingua, linguae f. Tongue, Language
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Umbra
Umbra, umbrae f. Shadow, Shade, Ghost
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Parvus, a, um
Little, Small
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