| A | B |
|---|
| epistula | letter |
| the gender of "epistula" | fem. |
| the second form of "epistula" | -ae |
| -que | an enclitic conj. meaning "and" |
| huc | an adv. meaning "here, to here" |
| pridie | an adv. that means on the day before |
| this case is used with "pridie" | acc. |
| viginti | twenty |
| adulescens | the nom. form that means "young man" |
| adulescentis | the gen. sing. form of "young man" |
| libenter | an adv. meaning "gladly" |
| rursus | an adv. meaning "again" that begins with a consonant |
| iterum | a Latin synonym of "rursus" |
| Kalendae | Kalends |
| -arum | a gen. ending that is fem pl. |
| ludus | school |
| ludi | of school |
| castigo | I scold |
| castigare | to scold |
| castigavi | I have scolded |
| castigatus | having been scolded |
| vel | or |
| pistrinum | bakery |
| pistrini | of the bakery |
| eruditus | learned m |
| erudita | learned f |
| eruditum | scholarly n |
| paulum | small amount |
| pauli | of a small amount |
| ientaculum | breakfast |
| ientaculi | of breakfast |
| scriblita | pastry with cheese filling |
| scriblitae | of a pastry with cheese filling |
| etiamsi | even if |
| cotidie | daily |
| mensis | month |
| discipulus | pupil |
| discipuli | of the pupil |
| annus | year |
| anni | of the year |
| ruina | collapse, ruin |
| ruinae | of ruin |
| terra | land, earth, ground |
| terrae | of the ground |
| tempestas | storm |
| tempestatis | of the storm |
| navis | ship |
| navium | of ships |
| regina | queen |
| reginae | of the queen |
| obsideo | I besiege |
| obsidere | to besiege |
| obsedi | I have besieged |
| obsessus | having been besieged |
| patior | I suffer |
| pati | to suffer, to endure |
| passus sum | I have endured |
| deleo | I destroy |
| delere | to destroy |
| delevi | I have destroyed |
| deletus | having been destroyed |
| Kalends | first day of month |
| Nones | 5th or 7th day of the month |
| Ides | 13th or 15th day of the month |
| "or" | last two letters of deponent verbs |
| "i" | final letter on deponent infinitives |
| 3 | number of principal parts for deponents |
| ari | inf-1st conj deponent |
| eri | inf-2nd conj deponent |
| 3rd conj deponent inf | "i" |
| iri | inf-4th conj deponent |
| dulcissima | sweetest |
| celerrimus | swiftest |
| dulcior | sweeter |
| pulcherrimus | most beautiful |
| bellus | pretty |
| cara | dear (f) |
| laetissimus | happiest |
| laetior | happier |
| bellissimus | prettiest |
| amans | loving |
| amantior | more loving |
| amabilis | loveable |
| felicior | luckier |
| felicissimus | luckiest |
| amicior | friendlier |
| fidelis | faithful |
| carissimus | dearest |
| calidus | warm |
| calidior | warmer |
| calidissimus | warmest |
| celer | swift |
| celerior | swifter |
| gracillimus | most slender |
| condensior | more crowded |
| patientior | more patient |
| obesus | fat |
| obesior | fatter |
| obesissimus | fatest |
| magnus | large |
| maior | larger |
| peior | worse |
| pessimus | worst |
| molestus | annoying |
| molestior | more annoying |
| molestissimus | most annoying |
| minus | less |
| bene | well |
| saepissime | most often |
| felix | lucky |
| felicior | luckier |
| felicissimus | luckiest |
| fildelis | faithful |
| fidelior | more faithful |
| altus | tall |
| altior | taller |
| altissimus | tallest |
| acer | keen |
| acrior | keener |
| acerrimus | keenest |
| brevis | short |
| brevior | shorter |
| brevissimus | shortest |
| centum | 100 |
| nonaginta | 90 |
| ducenti | 200 |
| primus | first |
| octoginta | 80 |
| septuaginta | 70 |
| sexaginta | 60 |
| quinquaginta | 50 |
| quadraginta | 40 |
| triginta | 30 |
| viginti | 20 |
| mille | thousand |
| minime | least (adv) |
| minimus | least (adj) |
| magnopere | greatly |
| lentior | comparative of lentus |
| lentissime | superlative of lente |
| lentissimus | superlative of lentus |
| lentus | slow |
| lente | slowly |
| abhinc tres dies | three days ago |
| aestate | in the summer |
| ns/nt plus third decl ending | how to recognize a present active participle |
| -urus | how to recognize a future active participle |
| 4thy part of most verbs | perfect passive participle |
