Latin Made Simple Chapter One
Terms
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- et
- and
- amo, amare
- I like/I love, to like/to love
- porto, portare
- I carry, to carry
- laudo, laudare
- I praise, to praise
- laboro, laborare
- I work, to work
- voco, vocare
- I call, to call
- stella, stellae (f.)
- star, of the star
- puella, puellae (f.)
- girl, of the girl
- casa, casae (f.)
- cottage/house, of the cottage/of the house
- femina, feminae (f.)
- woman, of the woman
- aqua, aquae (f.)
- water, of the water
- terra, terrae (f.)
- land/earth, of the land/of the earth
- agricola, agricolae (m.)
- farmer, of the farmer
- nauta, nautae (m.)
- sailor, of the sailor
- filia, filiae (f.)
- daughter, of the daughter
- magna
- large, great
- parva
- small
- mea
- my/mine
- tua
- your/yours
- bona
- good
- mala
- bad/evil
- Romana
- Roman
- pulchra
- pretty/beautiful
- sum, esse
- I am, to be
- nato, natare
- I swim, to swim
- non
- not
- male
- badly
- bene
- well
- -ne
- sign of a question
- insula, insulae (f.)
- island, of the island
- patria, patriae (f.)
- native country, of the country
- paeninsula, paeninsulae (f.)
- peninsula, of the peninsula
- copia, copiae (f.)
- supply/abundance, of the supply/of the abundance
- copiae
- forces, troops (plural of copia)
- silva, silvae (f.)
- forest/woods, of the forest/of the woods
- Germania, Germaniae (f.)
- Germany, of Germany
- Britannia, Britanniae (f.)
- Britain, of Britain
- Italia, Italiae (f.)
- Italy, of Italy
- Iulia, Iuliae (f.)
- Julia, of Julia
- multa
- much (In the plural, multae means many)
- clara
- clear/famous/bright
- antiqua
- ancient/old
- pugno, pugnare
- I fight, to fight
- oppugno, oppugnare
- I attack, to attack
- iuvo, iuvare
- I help/I aid, to help/to aid
- cur
- why
- quod
- because
- fabula, fabulae (f.)
- story, of the story
- via, viae (f.)
- road/way/street, of the road/of the way/of the street
- incola, incolae (f.)
- inhabitant, of the inhabitant
- fama, famae (f.)
- rumor/renown/report, of the rumor/of the renown/of the report
- Europa, Europae (f.)
- Europe, of Europe
- longa
- long
- lata
- wide
- do, dare
- I give, to give
- ambulo, ambulare
- I walk, to walk
- narro, narrare
- I tell/I relate, to tell/to relate
- monstro, monstrare
- I point out/I show, to point out/to show
- habito, habitare
- I dwell/I live, to dwell/to live
- navigo, navigare
- I sail/I cruise, to sail/to cruise
- ad
- to (preposition used with accusitive case)
- in
- in/on (prepositon used with the ablative)
- cum
- with (prepositon used with ablative case)
- e/ex
- from/out from (prepostion used with ablative case)
- a/ab
- from, away from (preposition used with the ablative case)