| A | B |
|---|
| vir viri m | man |
| puer pueri m | boy |
| vesper vesperi m | evening |
| ager agri m | field |
| culter cultri m | knife |
| liber libri m | book |
| magister magistri m | teacher m |
| magistra magistrae f | teacher f |
| liberi liberorum m | children |
| dexter dextra dextrum | right right hand |
| sinister sinistra sinistrum | left left hand |
| integer integra integrum | whole |
| pulcher pulchra pulcrum | beautiful |
| sacer sacra sacrum | sacred |
| aeger aegra aegrum | sick |
| piger pigra pigrum | lazy |
| asper aspera asperum | rough harsh |
| miser misera miserum | wretched |
| liber libera liberum | free |
| civis civis m/f | citizen |
| hostis hostis m/f | enemy |
| navis navis f | ship |
| collis collis m | hill |
| pons pontis m | bridge |
| mons montis m | mountain |
| pars partis f | part |
| urbs urbis f | city |
| gens gentis f | tribe |
| mare maris n | sea |
| brevis breve | short brief |
| facile facile | easy |
| difficilis difficile | difficult |
| fortis forte | strong brave |
| gravis grave | serious heavy |
| omnis omne | each every all |
| turpis turpe | shameful |
| dulcis dulce | sweet |
| fidelis fidele | faithful |
| nobilis nobile | noble |
| aqua aquae f | water |
| culpa culpae f | blame |
| ira irae f | anger |
| luna lunae f | moon |
| silva silvae f | forest |
| stella stellae f | star |
| umbra umbrae f | shadow |
| unda undae f | wave |
| ursa ursae f | bear |
| vita vitae f | life |
| ego mei | I |
| nos nostri | we |
| filia filiae f | daughter |
| Gallia Galliae f | Gaul |
| gratia gratiae f | grace favor thanks |
| Hispania Hispaniae f | Spain |
| Lucia Luciae f | Lucy |
| patria patriae f | country |
| pecunia pecuniae f | money |
| provincia proviniae f | province |
| via viae f | road |
| victoria victoriae f | victory |
| tu tui | you |
| vos vestri | you pl |
| aquila aquilae f | eagle |
| aurora aurorae f | dawn |
| corona coronae f | crown |
| culina culinae f | kitchen |
| fabula fabulae f | story tale fable |
| femina feminae f | woman |
| fenestra fenestrae f | window |
| fortuna fortunae f | fortune |
| insula insulae f | island |
| janua januae f | door |
| meus mea meum | my |
| tuus tua tuum | your |
| noster nostra nostrum | our |
| vester vestra vestrum | your pl |
| Requiescat in pace. | May he rest in peace |
| aedificium aedificii n | building |
| antrum antri n | cave |
| letum leti n | death |
| mandatum mandati n | commandment, order |
| otium otii n | leisure, ease |
| sepulchrum sepulchri n | tomb |
| theatrum theatri n | theater |
| triduum tridui n | 3 days |
| vitium vitii n | vice, blemish |
| votum voti n | vow, prayer |
| some English words expressing subjunctive | may might let could should would |
| two non-existent tenses in Latin subjunctive | future; future perfect |
| indicative mood describes activity that is-- | real actual |
| subjunctive mood describes activity that is --- | potential |
| subjunctive used mostly in -----clauses | subordinate clauses |
| 2 independent subjunctive clause uses | hortatory and deliberative questions |
| definition of clause | has a subject and veerb |
| difference between phrase and clause | phrase does not have subject and verb |
| clause that stands alone | independent |
| clause that cannot stand alone | subordinate clauses |
| subjunctive used mostly in -----clauses | purpose |
| present subjunctive adds or changes these vowels | 1st conj e for a; 2nd add a, 3rd change to a, 3rdio 4 add a |
| to remember vowel changes for present subjunctive | We beat a liar |
| hortatory subjunctive expresses------------translated with----- | exhortaton indirect command, strong wish |
| meaning of subjunctive determined by------; sometimes helping verbs---- | context; may or might |
| negative subjunctive clause starts with --- | ne |
| deliberative question asked in------or-----------------with English helping verb-- | doubt indignation should |
