Lesson 1 & 2: The First Declension & The Second Declension Flashcards
terra, terrae
earth, land
1st Declension, F
porta, portae
gate
1st declension, F
Maria, Mariae
Mary
1st declension, F
nauta, nautae
sailor
1st declension, M
victoria, victoriae
victory
1st declension, F
silva, silvae
forest
1st declension, F
gloria, gloriae
fame, glory
1st declension, F
orat
orant
he/she/it prays
they pray
videt
vident
he/she/it sees
they see
non
[adverb]
not
laudat
laudant
he/she/it praises
they praise
provincia, provinciae
province
1st declension, F
servus, servi
slave, servant
2nd declension, M
filius, filii
son
2nd declension, M
Deus, Dei
God
2nd declension, M
amicus, amici
friend
2nd declension, M
Christus, Christi
Christ
2nd declension, M
Christianus, Christiani
Christian
2nd declension, M
et
[conjunction]
and
bellum, belli
war
2nd declension, N
caelum, caeli
sky, heaven
2nd declension, N
regnum, regni
kingdom, royal power
2nd declension, N
praemium, praemii
reward
2nd declension, N
periculum, periculi
danger
imperium, imperii
command
power
empire
dedit
dederunt
he/she/it gave
they gave
gladius, gladii
sword
2nd declension, M
sed
[conjunction]
but
oppidum, oppidi
town
2nd declension, N
Gallia, Galliae
Gaul
1st declension, F
Gallus, Galli
a Gaul
2nd declension, M
Romanus, Romani
a Roman
2nd declension, M
Roma, Romae
Rome
1st declension, F
propter
[preposition with accusative]
on account of
cum
[preposition with ablative]
with
post
[preposition with accusative]
after
behind
in
[preposition with ablative]
in
on
quod
[conjunction]
because
itaque
[conjunction]
therefore
and so
incolunt
they inhabit
videtis
you (plural) see
vicerunt
they conquered
earth, land
1st Declension, F
terra, terrae
gate
1st declension, F
porta, portae
Mary
1st declension, F
Maria, Mariae
sailor
1st declension, M
nauta, nautae
victory
1st declension, F
victoria, victoriae
forest
1st declension, F
silva, silvae
fame, glory
1st declension, F
gloria, gloriae
he/she/it prays
they pray
orat
orant
he/she/it sees
they see
videt
vident
not
non
[adverb]
he/she/it praises
they praise
laudat
laudant
province
1st declension, F
provincia, provinciae
slave, servant
2nd declension, M
servus, servi
son
2nd declension, M
filius, filii
God
2nd declension, M
Deus, Dei
friend
2nd declension, M
amicus, amici
Christ
2nd declension, M
Christus, Christi
Christian
2nd declension, M
Christianus, Christiani
and
et
[conjunction]
war
2nd declension, N
bellum, belli
sky, heaven
2nd declension, N
caelum, caeli
kingdom, royal power
2nd declension, N
regnum, regni
reward
2nd declension, N
praemium, praemii
danger
periculum, periculi
command
power
empire
imperium, imperii
he/she/it gave
they gave
dedit
dederunt
sword
2nd declension, M
gladius, gladii
but
sed
[conjunction]
town
2nd declension, N
oppidum, oppidi
Gaul
1st declension, F
Gallia, Galliae
a Gaul
2nd declension, M
Gallus, Galli
a Roman
2nd declension, M
Romanus, Romani
Rome
1st declension, F
Roma, Romae
on account of
propter
[preposition with accusative]
with
cum
[preposition with ablative]
after
behind
post
[preposition with accusative]
in
on
in
[preposition with ablative]
because
quod
[conjunction]
therefore
and so
itaque
[conjunction]
they inhabit
incolunt
you (plural) see
videtis
they conquered
vicerunt