A | B |
Amērica | Amēricae -- fem. -- America |
Eurōpa | Eurōpae -- fem. -- Europe |
fāma | fāmae -- fem. -- reputation, rumor, report |
glōria | glōriae -- fem. -- glory |
Ītalia | Ītaliae -- fem. -- Italy |
īnsula | īnsulae -- fem. -- island |
lingua | linguae -- fem. -- language, tongue |
puella | puellae -- fem. -- girl |
Rōma | Rōmae -- fem. -- Rome |
via | viae -- fem. -- road, street, way |
vīlla | vīllae -- fem. -- country house, villa, farmhouse |
antīquus | antīqua -- antīquum -- ancient, old |
lātus | lāta -- lātum -- wide, broad |
māgnus | māgna -- māgnum -- great, large |
multus | multa -- multum -- much (singular), many (plural) |
pulcher | pulchra -- pulchrum -- beautiful, pretty, handsome |
Rōmānus | Rōmāna -- Rōmāum -- Roman |
est | is; he / she / it is; there is |
sunt | are, they are; there are |
et | and |
et...et | both...and |
sed | but |
nōn | not |
domina | dominae -- fem. -- mistress, lady |
fēmina | fēminae -- fem. -- woman |
incola | incolae -- fem. -- inhabitant |
patria | patriae -- fem. -- native land, fatherland, (one's own) country |
paenīnsula | paenīnsulae -- fem. -- peninsula |
rēgīna | rēgīnae -- fem. -- queen |
serva | servae -- fem. -- slave, handmaid |
terra | terrae -- fem. -- land, earth, country |
Corsica | Corsicae -- fem. -- Corsica |
Gallia | Galliae -- fem. -- Gaul |
Germānia | Germāniae -- fem. -- Germany |
Graecia | Graeciae -- fem. -- Greece |
Britannia | Britanniae -- fem. -- Britain |
Hibernia | Hiberniae -- fem. -- Ireland |
Sardinia | Sardiniae -- fem. -- Sardinia |
Scōtia | Scōtiae -- fem. -- Scotland |
Sicilia | Siciliae -- fem. -- Sicily |
Athenae | Athenarum -- fem. plur. -- Athens |
līber | lībera -- līberum -- free |
parvus | parva -- parvum -- small, little |
meus | mea -- meum -- my |
tuus | tua -- tuum -- your (regarding one person) |
noster | nostra -- nostrum -- our |
vester | vestra -- vestrum -- your (regarding more than one person) |
paene | almost |
agricola | agricola -- masc. -- farmer |
amīca | amīcae -- fem. -- (female) friend |
casa | casae -- fem. -- cottage, hut |
fīlia | fīliae -- fem. -- daughter |
laetitia | laetitiae -- fem. -- joy |
mēnsa | mēnsae -- fem. -- table |
nauta | nautae -- masc. -- sailor |
prōvincia | prōvinciae -- fem. -- province |
sella | sellae -- fem. -- chair |
silva | silvae -- fem. -- forest, woods |
statua | statuae -- fem. -- statue |
vīta | vītae -- fem. -- life |
cārus | cāra -- cārum -- dear |
laetus | laeta -- laetum -- happy |
nunc | now |
quoque | also (never is the 1st word in a clause) |
in | with ablative case noun -- in, on; with accusative case noun -- into, onto |
cum | with ablative case noun -- with |
ambulō | ambulāre -- ambulāvī -- ambulātus -- walk |
amō | amāre -- amāvī -- amātus -- love, like |
cūrō | cūrāre -- cūrāvī -- cūrātus -- take care of, attend to |
habitō | habitāre -- habitāvī -- habitātus -- live, dwell |
laudō | laudāre -- laudāvī -- laudātus -- praise |
portō | portāre -- portāvī -- portātus -- carry |
spectō | spectāre -- spectāvī -- spectātus -- watch, look at, see |
vocō | vocāre -- vocāvī -- vocātus -- call |
cūra | cūrae -- fem. -- care |
bonus | bona -- bonum -- good |
miser | misera -- miserum -- wretched, unhappy, miserable, poor |
saepe | often |
dō | dare -- dedī -- datus -- give |
narrō | narrāre -- narrāvī -- narrātus -- tell, relate, narrate |
nāvigō | nāvigāre -- nāvigāvī -- nāvigātus -- sail |
rogō | rogāre -- rogāvī -- rogātus -- ask, ask for, inquire (can take 2 accusatives -- one telling who & the other telling what is asked) |
fābula | fābulae -- fem. -- story, tale |
pecūnia | pecūniae -- fem. -- money |
poēta | poētae -- masc. -- poet |
rōsa | rōsae -- fem. -- rose |
albus | alba -- album -- white |
Graecus | Graeca -- Graecum -- Greek |
Latinus | Latina -- Latinum -- Latin |
propinquus | propinqua -- propinquum -- near, nearby; near to (+ dative case noun) |
dē | with an ablative case noun -- from, down from; about, concerning |
ē / ex | with an ablative case noun -- out of, from (the shortened form ē can be used only if the following word begins with a consonant) |
prope (preposition) | with an accusative case noun -- near |
prope (adverb) | nearly, almost |