OLC Ch. 1-4
Terms
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- accédit
- h/s approaches, verb
- adest
- h/s is present, verb
- ambulat
- h/s walks, verb
- ascendit
- h/s climbs, verb
- audit
- h/s hears, verb
- cadit
- h/s falls, verb
- cénat
- h/s dines, verb
- cúrat
- h/s cares, looks after, verb
- currit
- h/s runs, verb
- dormit
- h/s sleeps, verb
- dúcit
- h/s leads, verb
- festínat
- h/s hurries, verb
- inquit
- h/s says, verb
- intrat
- h/s enters, verb
- iuvat
- h/s helps, verb
- labórat
- h/s works, verb
- laudat
- h/s praises, verb
- manet
- h/s stays, waits, verb
- mittit
- h/s sends, verb
- nárrat
- h/s tells, verb
- parat
- h/s prepares, verb
- portat
- h/s carries, verb
- prócédit
- h/s goes forward, verb
- redit
- h/s returns, verb
- salútat
- h/s greets, verb
- sedet
- h/s sits, verb
- surgit
- h/s rises, verb
- venit
- h/s comes, verb
- videt
- h/s sees, verb
- vocat
- h/s calls, verb
- ager
- field, noun
- amícus
- friend, noun
- casa
- house, cottage, noun
- céna
- dinner, noun
- cibus
- food, noun
- colónus
- farmer, noun
- fábula
- story, noun
- fémina
- woman, noun
- fílius
- son, noun
- lúdus
- school, noun
- puella
- girl, noun
- puer
- boy, child, noun
- terra
- earth, land, noun
- via
- road, way, noun
- ánxius
- anxious, adjective
- fessa
- tired, adjective
- laeta
- happy, adjective
- magnus
- great, big, adjective
- miser
- miserable, adjective
- multus
- much, many, adjective
- paráta
- ready, adjective
- cúr
- why, adverb
- diú
- for a long time, adverb
- iam
- now, already, adverb
- lenté
- slowly, adverb
- mox
- soon, adverb
- nón
- not, adverb
- saepe
- often, adverb
- subitó
- suddenly, adverb
- tandem
- at last, adverb
- et
- and, conjunction
- nam
- for, conjunction
- quod
- because, conjunction
- sed
- but, conjunction
- ubi
- when, conjunction
- eam
- her, pronoun
- eum
- him, pronoun
- eós, eás
- them, acc. plural, pronoun
- illa
- she, pronoun
- ille
- he, pronoun
- ad
- to, towards, preposition
- in
- in, into, preposition
- fília
- daughter, noun
- íráta
- angry, adjective
- aqua
- water, noun