| A | B |
|---|
| fungus | mushroom |
| peponis | of the pumpkin |
| rota | wheel |
| rotae | of the wheel |
| pabulum | fodder |
| pabuli | of fodder |
| vespertilio | bat |
| vespertilionis | of the bat |
| truncus | tree trunk |
| trunci | of the tree trunk |
| funis | rope AND of the rope |
| horreum | storehouse |
| horrei | of the storehouse |
| glans | acorn |
| glandis | of the acorn |
| triticum | wheat |
| tritici | of wheat |
| plaustrum | wagon |
| plaustri | of the wagon |
| autumnus | the fall |
| autumni | of the fall |
| cucurbita | gourd |
| cucurbitae | of the gourd |
| pepo | pumpkin |
| fungi | of the mushroom |
| facilis | easy |
| facilior | easier |
| facillimus | easiest |
| breviter | briefly |
| brevius | more briefly |
| brevissime | most briefly |
| clarus | clear |
| clarior | clearer |
| clarissimus | most clear |
| tarde | slowly |
| tardius | more slowly |
| tardissime | very slowly |
| amicus | friendly |
| amicior | more friendly |
| amicissimus | most friendly |
| grate | gratefully |
| gratius | more gratefully |
| gratissime | most gratefully |
| gratus | grateful |
| gratior | more grateful |
| gratissimus | most grateful |
| tardus | slow |
| tardior | slower |
| tardissimus | slowest |
| acer | sharp |
| acrior | sharper |
| acerrimus | sharpest |
| acriter | sharply |
| acrius | more sharply |
| acerrime | most sharply |
| clare | clearly |
| clarius | more clearly |
| clarissimus | very clearly |
| brevis | brief |
| brevior | more brief |
| brevissimus | very brief |
| celeriter | swiftly |
| celerius | more swiftly |
| celerior | more swift |
| celerrimus | very swift |
| aedificator | architect |
| aleator | gambler |
| bibliopola | bookseller |
| calceolarius | shoemaker |
| causidicus | lawyer |
| mendicus | beggar |
| astrologus | astrologer |
| coquus | cook |
| balneator | bathkeeper |
| rhetor | orator |
| lector | reader |
| lanista | trainer of gladiators |
| copa | barmaid |
| investigator | detective |
| notarius | secretary |
| tonsor | barber |
| vispillo | undertaker |
| pistor | baker |
| ambulator | peddler |
| piscator | fisherman |
| lanius | butcher |
| medicus | doctor |
| paedagogus | childleader |
| magister | teacher |
| salarius | salt dealer |
| nomenclator | name announcer |
| arbiter | judge |
| gestator | sedan chair carrier |
| 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 |
| verbum | word |
| verbi | of the word |
| sic | adv. in this way, thus |
| antequam | conj. before |
| nusquam | adv. nowhere |
| moneo | I warn |
| monere | to warn |
| monui | I have warned |
| monitus | having been warned |
| deus | god |
| dei | of god |
| di | gods |
| dis | to, for, by the gods |
| animadverto | I notice |
| animadvertere | to notice |
| animadverti | I have noticed |
| animadversus | having been noticed |
| pareo | I obey |
| parere | to obey |
| parui | I have obeyed |
| pariturus | going to obey |
| bellum | war |
| belli | of war |
| oppidum | town |
| oppidi | of town |
| Locative case | Used with the names of cities, small islands, domus, humus, rus |
| Ides, Nones, Kalends | Three fixed points in a Roman month |
| Deponent verbs look like this | passive |
| Deponent verbs translate as if they were this | active |
| "-ari" | infinitive of first conjugation deponent verb |
| long "eri" | infinitive of 2nd conjugation deponent verb |
| just "i" | infinitive of 3rd conjugation deponent verb |
| -"iri" | infinitive of 4th conjugation deponent verb |
| domi | at home |
