agricola, ae m.
farmer
Romanus, a, um
Roman
magnus, a, um
great, large, big
servus, -? m.
servant, slave
numerus, -? m.
number
n?n
not
habe?, hab?re, habu?, habitum
to have
sed
but
pauc?,, -ae, -
few
auxilium, -? n.
help
d?, d?re, d?d?, datum
to give
equus, -? m.
horse
multus, -a, -um
many
cur?, -?re, -?v?, -?tum
to care for
saepe
often
frumentum, -? n.
grain
ex
out of, from
ager, agr? m.
field, farm
villa, ae f.
villa, country house, farm house
parvus, a, um
small, little
port?, -?re, -?v?, -?tum
to carry
am?, am?re, am?v?, am?tum
to love, like
laud?, -?re, -?v?, -?tum
to praise
hodi?
today
debe?, deb?re, debu?, debitum
to ought, owe
meus, -a, -um
my, mine
voc?, -?re, -?v?, -?tum
to call
sum, esse, fu?, futurum
to be
malus, -a, -um
bad
labor?, -?re, -?v?, -?tus
to work
stultus, -a, -um
stupid, foolish
sine
without
mora, -ae f.
delay, hesitation
cur
why?
culp?, culp?re, culp?v?, culp?tum
to blame, censure
pater, patris m.
father
f?lius, -? m.
son
remane?, reman?re, rem?ns?, rem?nsum
to remain, stay, stay behind, abide, continue
caelum, -? n.
sky
oculus, -? m.
eye
spect?, -?re, -?v?, -?tum
to look at
-ne
yes/no question
periculum, -? n.
danger
aqua, -ae f.
water
semper
always
nunc
now
sati?, -?re, -?v?, -?tum
to satisfy
nihil
nothing
eheu!
Oh no! Alas!
s?
if
pecunia, -ae f.
money
ego
I
vir, -? m.
man
avarus, -a, -um
greedy
necesse est
it is necessary
vide?, vid?re, vid?, visum
to see
exitium, -? n.
destruction, ruin
vita, -ae f.
life
familia, -ae f.
family
dicit
says
her?
yesterday
tuus, a, um
your
quid
what?
noster, nostra, nostrum
our
vinum, -? n.
wine