Latin for Americans Voc.

carrus

cart, wagon

equus

horse

servus

slave

malus, mala

bad

erat

was, there was, he/she/it was

erant

were, there were, they were

laudo

praise

nunc

now

ubi

where

quod

because

aqua

water

insula

island

silva

forest, woods

via

road, way, street

est

is, there is, he/she/it is

sunt

are, there are, they are

non

not

et

and

sed

but

fama

report, fame

familia

family

fortuna

fortune, luck

puella

girl

terra

earth, land

vita

life

bonus, bona

good

durus, dura

hard

Magnus, magna

great

parvus, parva

small, little

amant

they love, like

portant

they carry

nauta

sailor

pecunia

money

unda

wave

navigo

sail

cras

tomorrow

tum

then, next

ad

to, toward (with verbs of motion), near (with verbs of rest)

amicus

friend

litera, literae

letter (of the alphabet), a letter (epistle); letters (if modified by an adjective such as multae)

praeda

loot, booty

gratus, grata

pleasing, grateful

dono

give, present to (as a gift)

mando

entrust, give to (to keep safe)

monstro

point out, show to

nuntio

announce, report to

probo

test, prove, approve

agricola

farmer

longus, longa

long

multus, multa

much, many

novus, nova

new strange

amo

love, like

paro

get, get ready, prepare

laboro

work

porto

carry

specto

look (at), watch

minime

no, not at all

sic

yes, thus, so

cibus

food

copia

supply, abundance

cura

worry, care, concern

forma

shape

numerus

number

regina

queen

clarus, clara

clear, famous

planus, plana

level, flat

iniuria

injustice, wrong, injury

memoria

memory

poena

punishment, penalty

provincia

province

pugna

fight, battle

victoria

victory

incito

excite, stir up

occupo

seize (hold of)

pugno

fight

servo

save, guard

filia

daughter

hora

hour

meus, mea

my, mine

quintus, quinta

fifth

tuus, tua

your, yours

paene

almost

semper

always

disciplina

training, instruction

lingua

tongue, language

patria

fatherland, country

augeo

increase

doceo

teach

habeo

have, hold

terreo

scare, frighten

augeo, augere, auxi, auctus

Principal Parts of "Increase

doceo, docere, docui, doctus

Principal Parts of "Teach

habeo, habere, habui, habitus

Principal Parts of "Have, Hold

terreo, terrere, terrui, territus

Principal Parts of "Scare

amicitia

friendship

gloria

glory

gratia

gratitude, influence

materia

matter, timber

maneo

remain

video

see

in

(with ablative) in, on

ibi

there

video, videre, vidi, visus

What are the 4 principal parts of "See"?

maneo, manere, mansi, mansurus

What are the 4 principal parts of "Remain"?

(singular) a, ae, ae, am, a
(plural) ae, arum, is, as, is

Feminine Declensions

(singular) eo, es, et
(plural) emus, etis, ent

2nd Conjugation

(singular) ebo, ebis, ebit
(plural) ebimus, ebitis, ebunt

2nd Conjugation (Future)

(singular) ebam, ebas, ebat
(plural) ebamus, ebatis, ebant

2nd Conjugation (Imperfect)

filius

son

(singular) us, i, o, um, o (plural) i, orum, is, os, is

2nd Declension (Masculine)

(singular) o, as, at, (plural) amus, atis, ant

1st Conjugation (present)

(singular) abo, abis, abit (plural) abimus, abitis, abunt

1st Conjugation (future)

(singular) abam, abas, abat (plural) abamus, abatis, abant

1st Conjugation (imperfect/past)