Caput III Flashcards
agricola agricolae m.
Pictūrae fābulās dē vītā agricolārum narrant.
farmer
The pictures tell the stories of the life of farmers.
casa casae f.
Arachne in casā parvā habitat.
house
Arachne lives in a small house.
discipulus discipulī m.
Salvēte discipulī!
(male) student
Hello students!
discipula discipulae f.
Salvēte discipulae!
(female) student
Hello (female) students
incola incolae m./f.
Pictūrae fābulās dē vītā incolārum Lydiae nārrant.
inhabitant
The pictures tell the stories of the life of inhabitants of Lydia.
lāna lānae f.
Minerva est dea lānae.
wool, spinning
Minerva is the goddess of spinning.
nympha nymphae f.
Nymphae pictūrās puellae laudant.
nymph
The nymphs praise the pictures of the girl.
pictūra pictūrae f.
Pictūrae sunt pulchrae.
picture
The pictures are beautiful.
sapientia sapientiae f.
Minerva est dea sapientiae.
wisdom
Minerva is the goddess of wisdom.
silva silvae f.
Saepe nymphae silvae puellam perītam spectant.
forest
Often the nymphs of the forest watch the skillful girl.
vīta vītae f.
fābula dē vītā agricolārum
life
a story about the life of farmers
clāmō (1)
Nymphae clāmant, “Quis est magistra tibi?”
to shout
The nymphs shout, “Who is your teacher?”
dō dāre dedī datus
Certē Minerva pictūrās tibi dat.
to give
Certainly Minerva gives the pictures to you.
doceō docēre docuī doctus
Minerva tē bene docet.
to teach
Minerva teaches you well.
fōrmō (1)
Arachnē pictūrās pulchrās fōrmat.
to form, make
Arachne forms beautiful pictures.
glomerō (1)
Puella lānam glomerat.
to wind into a ball
The girl winds wool.
labōrō (1)
Puella bene labōrat.
to labor, to work
The girl works well.
laudō (1)
Nymphae puellam perītam laudat.
to praise
The nymphs praise the skillful girl.
perītus a um
Arachnē est perīta in lānā.
skilled
Arachne is skillful in spinning.
superbus a um
Arachnē est superba quod pictūrās pulchrās fōrmat.
proud, arrogant
Arachne is proud because she forms beautiful pictures.
bene
Labōratne Arachnē bene?
well
Does Arachne work well?
certē
Certē Minerva fābulās tibi dat.
certainly, surely
Surely Minerva gives stories to you.
dum
Nymphae spectant dum puella lānam glomerat.
while
The nymphs watch while the girl spins wool.
quod
Labōratne Arachnē bene quod est perīta?
because
Does Arachne work well because she is skillful.
quoque
Minerva est dea lānae quoque.
also
Minerva is also the goddess of wool.
Salvē!
Salvē, Iulia!
Hello! (to one person)
Hello, Iulia!
Salvēte!
Salvēte discipulī
Hello! (to multiple people)
Hello students!
Valē!
Valē, Iulia!
Goodbye (to one person)
Goodbye, Iulia!
Valēte!
Valēte discipulae!
Goodbye (to multiple people)
Goodbye (female) students!
magistra magistrae f.
Valē magistra!
(female) teacher
Goodbye (female) teacher!
magister magistrī m.
Salvē magister!
(male) teacher
Hello (male) teacher!
farmer
The pictures tell the stories of the life of farmers.
agricola agricolae m.
Pictūrae fābulās dē vītā agricolārum narrant.
house
Arachne lives in a small house.
casa casae f.
Arachne in casā parvā habitat.
(male) student
Hello students!
discipulus discipulī m.
Salvēte discipulī!
(female) student
Hello (female) students
discipula discipulae f.
Salvēte discipulae!
inhabitant
The pictures tell the stories of the life of inhabitants of Lydia.
incola incolae m./f.
Pictūrae fābulās dē vītā incolārum Lydiae nārrant.
wool, spinning
Minerva is the goddess of spinning.
lāna lānae f.
Minerva est dea lānae.
nymph
The nymphs praise the pictures of the girl.
nympha nymphae f.
Nymphae pictūrās puellae laudant.
picture
The pictures are beautiful.
pictūra pictūrae f.
Pictūrae sunt pulchrae.
wisdom
Minerva is the goddess of wisdom.
sapientia sapientiae f.
Minerva est dea sapientiae.
forest
Often the nymphs of the forest watch the skillful girl.
silva silvae f.
Saepe nymphae silvae puellam perītam spectant.
life
a story about the life of farmers
vīta vītae f.
fābula dē vītā agricolārum
to shout
The nymphs shout, “Who is your teacher?”
clāmō (1)
Nymphae clāmant, “Quis est magistra tibi?”
to give
Certainly Minerva gives the pictures to you.
dō dāre dedī datus
Certē Minerva pictūrās tibi dat.
to teach
Minerva teaches you well.
doceō docēre docuī doctus
Minerva tē bene docet.
to form, make
Arachne forms beautiful pictures.
fōrmō (1)
Arachnē pictūrās pulchrās fōrmat.
to wind into a ball
The girl winds wool.
glomerō (1)
Puella lānam glomerat.
to labor, to work
The girl works well.
labōrō (1)
Puella bene labōrat.
to praise
The nymphs praise the skillful girl.
laudō (1)
Nymphae puellam perītam laudat.
skilled
Arachne is skillful in spinning.
perītus a um
Arachnē est perīta in lānā.
proud, arrogant
Arachne is proud because she forms beautiful pictures.
superbus a um
Arachnē est superba quod pictūrās pulchrās fōrmat.
well
Does Arachne work well?
bene
Labōratne Arachnē bene?
certainly, surely
Surely Minerva gives stories to you.
certē
Certē Minerva fābulās tibi dat.
while
The nymphs watch while the girl spins wool.
dum
Nymphae spectant dum puella lānam glomerat.
because
Does Arachne work well because she is skillful.
quod
Labōratne Arachnē bene quod est perīta?
also
Minerva is also the goddess of wool.
quoque
Minerva est dea lānae quoque.
Hello! (to one person)
Hello, Iulia!
Salvē!
Salvē, Iulia!
Hello! (to multiple people)
Hello students!
Salvēte!
Salvēte discipulī
Goodbye (to one person)
Goodbye, Iulia!
Valē!
Valē, Iulia!
Goodbye (to multiple people)
Goodbye (female) students!
Valēte!
Valēte discipulae!
(female) teacher
Goodbye (female) teacher!
magistra magistrae f.
Valē magistra!
(male) teacher
Hello (male) teacher!
magister magistrī m.
Salvē magister!