Endings Practice: Latin-English Flashcards

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vīta

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nominative, singular, feminine

from the Latin noun meaning “life”

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puellae

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dative OR genitive, singular, feminine

OR

nominative, plural, feminine

from the Latin noun meaning “girl”

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fēminam

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accusative, singular, feminine

from Latin noun meaning ‘woman’

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deae

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dative OR genitive, singular, feminine

OR

nominative, plural, feminine

from the Latin word meaning ‘goddess’

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pecūnia

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nominative, singular, feminine

from the Latin word meaning ‘money’

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fortūnam

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accusative, singular, feminine

from the Latin word meaning ‘fortune; chance; misfortune; destiny’

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culpās

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2nd person, singular, present tense

from the Latin verb meaning ‘to blame; to disapprove of’

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1st person, singular, present tense

from Latin verb meaning ‘to give’

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cōgitāmus

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1st person, plural, present tense

from the Latin verb meaning ‘to think; to ponder’

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dātis

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2nd person, plural, present tense

from Latin verb meaning ‘to give’

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dederunt

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3rd, plural, perfect

“They gave” OR “They have given”

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dubitāvimus

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1st, plural, perfect

“We doubted/hesitated” OR “We have doubted/hesitated”

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placēbam

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1st, singular, imperfect

“I was pleasing” OR “I used to please”

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vidēbās

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2nd, singular, imperfect

“You were seeing” OR “You used to see”

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sum

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1st, singular, present

“I am”

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es

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2nd, singular, present

“You are”

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est

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3rd, singular, present

“he/she/it is”

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sumus

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1st, plural, present

“We are”

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estis

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2nd, plural, present

“y’all are”

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sunt

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3rd, plural, present

“they are”

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eram

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1st, singular, imperfect

“I was” OR “I used to be”

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erās

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2nd, singular, imperfect

“you were” OR “you used to be”

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erat

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3rd, singular, imperfect

“he/she/it was” OR “he/she/it used to be”

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erāmus

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1st, plural, imperfect

“we were” OR “we used to be”

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erātis

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2nd, plural, imperfect

“y’all were” OR “y’all used to be”

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erant

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3rd, plural, imperfect

“they were” OR “they used to be”

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puerīs

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ablative OR dative, plural, masculine

from the Latin noun meaning ‘boy’

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dominōrum

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genitive, plural, masculine

from the Latin noun meaning ‘master’

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bella

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nominative OR accusative, plural, neuter

from the Latin noun meaning ‘war’

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virō

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dative OR ablative singular, masculine

from the Latin noun meaning ‘man; husband’

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cūrā

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ablative, singular, feminine

from the Latin noun meaning ‘concern; anxiety; care’

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ferrum

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nominative OR accusative, singular, neuter

from the Latin word meaning ‘iron; weapon’

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dedistis

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2nd, plural, perfect

from the Latin verb meaning ‘to give’