Endings Practice: Latin-English Flashcards
This decks consists of Latin nouns and verbs with their 'form' and definition provided on the back side. Make sure you're able to easily identify every piece of information listed before you mark your mastery as Great or Perfect.
vīta
nominative, singular, feminine
from the Latin noun meaning “life”
puellae
dative OR genitive, singular, feminine
OR
nominative, plural, feminine
from the Latin noun meaning “girl”
fēminam
accusative, singular, feminine
from Latin noun meaning ‘woman’
deae
dative OR genitive, singular, feminine
OR
nominative, plural, feminine
from the Latin word meaning ‘goddess’
pecūnia
nominative, singular, feminine
from the Latin word meaning ‘money’
fortūnam
accusative, singular, feminine
from the Latin word meaning ‘fortune; chance; misfortune; destiny’
culpās
2nd person, singular, present tense
from the Latin verb meaning ‘to blame; to disapprove of’
dō
1st person, singular, present tense
from Latin verb meaning ‘to give’
cōgitāmus
1st person, plural, present tense
from the Latin verb meaning ‘to think; to ponder’
dātis
2nd person, plural, present tense
from Latin verb meaning ‘to give’
dederunt
3rd, plural, perfect
“They gave” OR “They have given”
dubitāvimus
1st, plural, perfect
“We doubted/hesitated” OR “We have doubted/hesitated”
placēbam
1st, singular, imperfect
“I was pleasing” OR “I used to please”
vidēbās
2nd, singular, imperfect
“You were seeing” OR “You used to see”
sum
1st, singular, present
“I am”
es
2nd, singular, present
“You are”
est
3rd, singular, present
“he/she/it is”
sumus
1st, plural, present
“We are”
estis
2nd, plural, present
“y’all are”
sunt
3rd, plural, present
“they are”
eram
1st, singular, imperfect
“I was” OR “I used to be”
erās
2nd, singular, imperfect
“you were” OR “you used to be”
erat
3rd, singular, imperfect
“he/she/it was” OR “he/she/it used to be”
erāmus
1st, plural, imperfect
“we were” OR “we used to be”
erātis
2nd, plural, imperfect
“y’all were” OR “y’all used to be”
erant
3rd, plural, imperfect
“they were” OR “they used to be”
puerīs
ablative OR dative, plural, masculine
from the Latin noun meaning ‘boy’
dominōrum
genitive, plural, masculine
from the Latin noun meaning ‘master’
bella
nominative OR accusative, plural, neuter
from the Latin noun meaning ‘war’
virō
dative OR ablative singular, masculine
from the Latin noun meaning ‘man; husband’
cūrā
ablative, singular, feminine
from the Latin noun meaning ‘concern; anxiety; care’
ferrum
nominative OR accusative, singular, neuter
from the Latin word meaning ‘iron; weapon’
dedistis
2nd, plural, perfect
from the Latin verb meaning ‘to give’
