| A | B |
|---|
| absum, abesse | to be away, to be absent |
| ira | anger |
| effugio, effugere | to flee, run away, escape |
| impedio, impedire | to hinder |
| illa nocte | that night |
| musso, mussare | to mutter |
| se celare | to hide |
| quamquam | although |
| verbero, verberare | to beat |
| pater, patris | father |
| mater, matris | mother |
| parens, parentis | parent |
| frater, fratris | brother |
| soror, sororis | sister |
| filius, filii | son |
| filia, filiae | daughter |
| liberi, liberorum | children |
| vir, viri | man, husband |
| uxor, uxoris | wife |
| raeda | carriage |
| eo ipso tempore | at that very moment, at that very time |
| interea | meanwhile |
| in itinere | on the journey |
| liberi | children |
| via | road |
| cista | trunk |
| raedarius | coachman |
| baculum | stick |
| servus quidam | a certain slave |
| adsum | I am here, Present! |
| abest | he/she is absent |
| translate this case "to/for" | dative |
| translate this case "with, by, during" | ablative |
| translate this case "of" | genitive |
| use this case for the subject | nominative |
| use this case for the D.O. | accusative |
| this verb ending means "I" | o |
| this verb ending means "you" | s |
| this verb ending means "he/she/it" | t |
| this verb ending means "we" | mus |
| this verb ending means "you all" | tis |
| this verb ending means "they" | nt |
| this ifinitive ending means a verb is in first conjugation | "-are" |
| this ifinitive ending means a verb is in second conjugation | "-ere" (with a long "e") |
| this ifinitive ending means a verb is in third conjugation | "-ere" (NO long mark) |
| this ifinitive ending means a verb is in fourth conjugation | "-ire" |
| this is what you call the verb form that translates "to ____" | infinitive |
| this is another name for a command with "you understood" | imperative |
| this is also the infinitive | the second principal part of a verb |
| bulla -ae f | badge, button, charm |
| collare -is n | collar |
| bracae -arum f pl | pants |
| pedale -is n | stocking |
| caliga -ae f | boot |
| monile -is n | necklace |
| camisia -ae f | shirt |
| fibula -ae f | buckle, pin |
| stola -ae f | dress, Roman gown |
| solea -ae f | sandal |
| manica -ae f | sleeve |
| crinale -is n | hairpin |
| calceus -i m | shoe |
| armilla -ae f | bracelet |
| anulus -i m | ring |
| fascia -ae f | scarf |
| cingulum -i n | belt |
| petasus -i m | hat (with a brim) |
| marsuppium -i n | purse, bag |
| infula -ae f | headband |
| inaures -ium f pl | earrings |
| paenula -ae f | raincoat |
| pera -ae f | bag, shoulderbag |
| umbella -ae f | umbrella |
| vestis -is f | clothing |
| ad villam | to the country house |
| ad ianuam | at the door |
| per agros | through the fields |
| sub arbore | under the tree |
| prope cubiculum | near the bedroom |
| in sella | in the chair |
| cum patre | with father |
| de puero | about the boy |
| in urbem | into the city |
| in urbe | in the city |
| in ramo | on the ranch |
| in piscina | in the fishpond |
| in piscinam | into the fishpond |
| in villam | into the country house |
| super rivum | over the river |
| per silva | through the woods |
| sub mensa | under the table |
| contra hostem | against the enemy |
| ex arca | out of the box |
| post portam | behind the door |
| ante casam | in front of the house |
| ab urbe | from the city |
| ad casam aviae | to grandmother's house |
| sine sella | without a chair |
| sine spe | without hope |
| circum cameram | around the room |
| extra cameram | outside the room |
| trans cameram | across the room |
| intra cameram | within the room |
| inter saxum et locum durum | between a rock and a hard place |
| post cenam | after dinner |
| post prandium | after lunch |
| pro puero | on behalf of the boy |
| supra mensam | above the table |
| in muro | on the wall |
| in angelo | in the corner |
| post puellam | behind the girl |
| in agris | in the fields |
| ad arborem | next to /near the tree |
| e silva | out of the woods |
| e villa | out of the farmhouse |
| ex horto | out of the garden |
| ad picturam | near the picture |
| sub ramis | below the branches |
| in lecto | in bed |
| post vaccam | behind the cow |
| ante vaccam | in front of the cow |
| sub limine | below the threshold |
| curo | I care for |
| curas | you (s) care for |
| curat | he cares for |
| curamus | we care for |
| curatis | you (pl) care for |
| curant | they care for |
| debeo | I owe |
| debes | you (s) owe |
| debet | he owes |
| debemus | we owe |
| debetis | you (pl) owe |
| debent | they owe |
| do | I give |
| das | you (s) give |
| dat | he gives |
| damus | we give |
| datis | you (pl) give |
| dant | they give |
| doceo | I teach |
| doces | you (s) teach |
| docet | he teaches |
| docemus | we teach |
| docetis | you (pl) teach |
| docent | they teach |
| habeo | I have |
| habes | you (s) have |
| habet | he has |
| habemus | we have |
| habetis | you (pl) have |
| habent | they have |
| interrogo | I ask |
| interrogas | you (s) ask |
| interrogat | he asks |
| interrogamus | we ask |
| interrogatis | you (pl) ask |
| interrogant | they ask |
| libero | I set free |
| liberas | you (s) set free |
| liberat | he sets free |
| liberamus | we set free |
| liberatis | you (pl) set free |
| liberant | they set free |
| video | I see |
| vides | you (s) see |
| videt | he sees |
| videmus | we see |
| videtis | you (pl) see |
| vident | they see |
| voco | I call |
| vocas | you (s) call |
| vocat | he calls |
| vocamus | we call |
| vocatis | you (pl) call |
| vocant | they call |
| Greek god of the sea | Poseidon |
| Latin god of fire | Vulcan |
| Another Greek name for Hades | Pluto |
| Roman goddess of wisdom | Minerva |
| Mother of the gods | Rhea |
| Children of the second dynasty | Gods |
| Forced to hold up the sky | Atlas |
| Wife of Zeus | Hera |
| God of the Lower World-Greek name other than Pluto | Hades |
| Name means "foam-born" | Aphrodite |
| His symbol was the trident-Roman name | Neptune |
| Daughter of Ceres | Proserpina |
| Greek name for Mother Earth | Ge |
| Latin counterpart of Zeus | Juppiter |
| Roman goddess of love | Venus |
| The owl was her bird-Greek name | Athena |
| Another Latin name for Dis | Orcus |
| Roman god of offensive war | Mars |
| Children of the first dynasty | Titans |
| Greek name of Mars | Ares |
| Twin of Apollo, Latin name | Diana |
| Wore winged sandals-Greek name | Hermes |
| God of shepherds | Pan |
| God of sun, prophecy, music, medicine | Apollo |
| Goddess of grain and agriculture-Roman name | Ceres |
| The sky | Uranus |
| Greek goddess symbolized by staff of wheat | Demeter |
| Greek king of the gods | Zeus |
| Roman god of wine | Bacchus |
| Messenger of the gods, Latin name | Mercury |
| Diana's Greek name | Artemis |
| What the Greeks called Vulcan | Hephaestus |
| Latin god of the Lower World-name other than Orcus | Dis |
| Patroness of marriage-Roman | Juno |
| God of doorways | Janus |
| Roman goddess of the homefire | Vesta |
| Vesta's Greek name | Hestia |
| genitive singular for first declension | "-ae" |
| genitive singular for second declension | "-i" |
| genitive singular for third declension | "-is" |
