Wheelocks Latin-Ch. 1 - 6
Terms
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- me-
- me, myself
- quid
- what
- nihil
- nothing
- no-n
- not
- saepe
- often
- si-
- if
- amo-
- i love, i like
- ama-re
- to love, like
- amatum
- past participle of to love, like
- ama-vi-
- i loved, i liked
- ama-bo- te-
- please
- co-gito-
- i think, i ponder, i consider, i plan
- co-gita-re
- to think, ponder, plan
- debere
- to owe, ought, must
- dare
- to give, offer
- erra-re
- to wander, err, go astray
- lauda-re
- to praise
- mone-re
- to remind, advise, warn
- salve-re
- to be well, to be in good health
- serva-re
- to preserve, conserve, maintain
- terre-re
- to frighten, terrify
- salve-, salve-te
- hello, greetings
- vale-re
- to be strong, have power, be well
- vale-
- goodbye, farewell
- vide-re
- to see, observe, understand
- voca-re
- to call, summon
- fa-ma
- rumor, report, fame, reputation
- fo-rma
- form, shape, beauty
- fortu-na
- fortune, luck
- i-ra
- ire,anger
- nauta
- sailor
- patria
- fatherland, native land
- pecu-nia
- money
- philosophia
- philosophy
- poena
- penalty,punishment
- poena-s dare
- to pay the penalty
- poe-ta
- poet
- porta
- gate, entrance
- puella
- girl
- rosa
- rose
- sententia
- feeling, thought,opinion, vote,sentence
- vi-ta
- life, mode of life
- anti-qua
- ancient, old-time
- magna
- large, great, important
- mea
- my
- multa
- much, many
- tua
- your
- et
- and
- sed
- but
- sine
- without
- est
- he/she/it is
- ager
- field, farm
- agricola
- farmer
- ami-ca
- friend
- fe-mina
- woman
- fi-lia
- daughter
- fi-lia-bus
- daughters (ablative)
- fi-lius
- son
- numerus
- number
- populus
- the people, a people, a nation
- puer
- boy
- sapientia
- wisdom
- vir
- man
- ava-rus/ava-ra
- greedy, avaricious
- pauci-/ paucae
- few, a few
- Roma-nus, Roma-na
- Roman
- de-
- down from, from; concerning, about
- in
- in, on
- hodie-
- today
- semper
- always
- habe-re
- to have, hold, posess, consider, regard
- sate-re
- to satisfy
- ba-sium
- kiss
- bellum
- war
- co-nsilium
- plan, purpose, counsel, advice, judgement, wisdom
- cu-ra
- care, attention, caution, anxiety
- do-num
- gift, present
- exitium
- destruction, ruin
- magister/magistra
- schoolmaster/mistress, teacher, master/mistress
- mora
- delay
- oculus
- eye
- officium
- duty, service
- o-tium
- leisure, peace
- peri-culum
- danger, risk
- remedium
- cure, remedy
- bellus
- pretty, handsome, charming
- bonus
- good, kind
- hu-ma-nus
- pertaining to man, human, humane, kind
- malus
- bad, wicked, evil
- parvus
- small, little
- stultus
- foolish, a fool
- ve-rus
- true, real, proper
- iuvare
- to help, assist, aid
- sum
- i am
- esse
- to be
- fui-
- i was
- es
- you are
- sumus
- we are
- estis
- you all are
- sunt
- they are
- adule-scentia
- youth, young manhood, youthfulness
- animus
- soul, spirit, mind
- animi-
- high spirits, pride, courage
- caelum
- sky, heaven
- culpa
- fault, blame
- glo-ria
- glory, fame
- verbum
- word
- te-
- you, yourselg
- li-ber
- free
- noster/nostra/nostrum
- our, ours
- pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum
- beautiful, handsome, fine
- sa-nus
- sound, healthy, sane
- igitur
- therefore, consequently
- -ne
-
enclitic (makes a question)
(first word of sentence) - propter
- on account of, because of
- cra-s
- tomorrow
- heri-
- yesterday
- quando-
- when
- satis
- enough, sufficient
- tum
- then, at that time, thereupon, in the next place
- cenare
- to dine
- culpare
- to blame, censure
- remanere
- to remain, stay, to staybehind, to abide, to continue
- manere
- to stay , stay behind
- Genitive, FIrst declension, singular
- -ae
- genitive, first declension, plural
- -a-rum
- genitive, second declension, singular
- -i-
- genitive, second declension, plural
- -o-rum
- genitive, neuter, singular
- -i-
- genitive, neuter, plural
- -o-rum
- Nominative, first declension, sing.
- -a
- nominative, first declension, plural
- -ae
- nominative, second decl., sing.
- -us
- nominative, second declension, plural
- -i-
- nominative, neuter, sing.
- -um
- nominative, neuter, plural
- -a
- Dative, first declension, singular
- -ae
- dative, first declension, plural
- -i-s
- dative, second declension, sing.
- -o-
- dative, second declension, plural
- -i-s
- dative, neuter, sing.
- -o-
- dative, neuter, plural
- -i-s
- accusative, first declension, sing.
- -am
- accusative, first declension, plural
- -a-s
- accusative, second declension, sing.
- -um
- accusative, second declension, plural
- -o-s
- accusative, neuter, sing.
- -um
- accusative, neuter, plural
- -a
- ablative, first declension, singular
- -a
- ablative, second declension, plural
- -i-s
- ablative, second declension, singular
- -o-
- ablative, neuter, sing.
- -o-
- ablative, neuter, plural
- -i-s
- vocative, first declension, singular
- -a
- vocative, first declension, plural
- -ae
- vocative, second declension, sing.
- -e
- vocative, second declension, plural
- -i-
- genitive
- possession
- nominative
- subject
- dative
- indirect object
- accusative
- direct object
- ablative
- after a preposition