Culina
kitchen
Pila
ball
Pec?nia
money
Discipulus
male student
Asinus
donkey
Porcus
pig
Villa
villa
M?lum
apple
Stola
robe
L?lium
lily
V?num
wine
Rosa
rose
Modesta
gentle
Stadium
stadium
?thl?ta
athlete
Stabulum
inn
Templum
temple
Medic?na
medicine
Balneum
bath
Tectum
roof
Cibus
food
Equus
horse
Vacca
cow
Aqua
water
Tunica
tunic
Puella
girl
Agricola
farmer
Oppidum
town
Avus
grandfather
Pater
father
Fr?ter (filius)
brother (son)
Fr?terculus
little brother
Avia
grandmother
M?ter
mother
Soror (filia)
sister (daughter)
?nf?ns
infant
F?l?s
cat
Canis
dog
Familia Seneca est magna. Lucius est avus et Livia est avia. Pater est Marcellus. Quis est mater ? Claudia est mater. Marcellus et Claudia sunt parentes. Rufus est filius. Terentius quoque est filius. Terentius est minor natu quam Rufus. Is est fraterculu
The Seneca's are a great family. Lucius is the grandfather and Livia is the grandmother. The father is Marcellus. Who is the mother ? Claudia is the mother. Marcellus and Claudia are the parents. Rufus is their son. Terence is also their son. Terentius is
Marcella est filia. Iulia quoque est filia. Iulia est minor natu quam Marcella. Iulia est infans. Marcella et Iulia sunt sorores.
Marcella is their daughter. Julia is also their daughter. Julia is younger than Marcella. Julia is an infant. Marcella and Julia are sisters.
Rufus et Terentius et Marcella et Iulia sunt liberi. Sunt quattuor liberi in familia.
Rufus, Terentius, Marcella, and Julia are the children. There are four children in the family.
Sunt octo personae in familia. Sunt etiam feles et canis. Feles et canis sunt animalia domestica.
There are eight people in the family. There is also a cat and a dog. The cat and the dog are domestic animals.
Familia Seneca in Italia habitat. Quam splendida familia !
Family Seneca is of Italy decent. How splendid is the family! (not sure about the last sentence)
Fundus
farm
Caelum
sky
Cerasum
cherry
Magister
male teacher
Magistra
female teacher
Liber
book
Discipula
female student
Charta
piece of paper
Schola
school
L?dus
primary school
Classis
class
Calamus, Stilus
pen
Libr?rium
bookshelf (for scrolls)
Vol?men
scroll
Subsellium
chair where females sat
Tabula
wooden tablet
?tr?mentum
ink
R?gula
ruler
Cathedrea
teachers chair
Fenestra
window
I?nua
door
Pergula
porch
Area
playground
ubi ?
where ?
Salv?, domina Corn?lia.
Hello Ms. Cornelia.
H?c est liber meus.
Here is my book.
H?c est calamus meus, et ?tramentum et vol?men.
Here is my pen, ink, and scroll.
Gr?ti?s, magistra. Schola est magnifica ! Et t? es magnifica !
Thank you teacher. School is magnificent and so are you !