A | B |
agricola, -ae | farmer |
femina, -ae | woman |
patria, -ae | fatherland, native land |
provincia, -ae | province |
puella, -ae | girl |
silva, -ae | woods, forest |
terra, -ae | earth, land |
via, -ae | way, road, street |
villa, -ae | farmhouse, villa |
est | is, there is |
sunt | are, there are |
in | in, on |
fabula, -ae | story |
familia, -ae | household |
filia, -ae | daughter |
poeta, -ae | poet |
regina, -ae | queen |
vita, -ae | life |
amo, -are | to love, like |
habito, -are | to live, dwell |
laudo, -are | to praise |
narro, -are | to tell, narrate |
voco, -are | to call |
cum | with |
et | and, also, even |
dea, -ae | goddess |
nauta, -ae | sailor |
ambulo, -are | to walk |
navigo, -are | to sail |
occupo, -are | to seize |
specto, -are | to look at, watch |
sum, esse | to be |
non | not |
quo | where (to)? to which place, to which |
ubi | where (at)? where, when |
unde | where from? from which place, from which |
super | over, above |
ager, agri | field, territory |
amicus, -i | friend |
auxilium, -i | help, aid |
bellum, -i | war |
legatus, -i | legate, envoy |
nuntius, -i | message, news; messenger |
oppidum, -i | town |
puer, -i | boy |
verbum, -i | word |
vir, viri | man; husband; hero |
paro, -are | to prepare |
porto, -are | to carry, bring |
contra | on the contrary; on the other hand; in return; against |
itaque | and so, therefore |
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