Stages 1-5 CLC (5th ed.)

atrium

atrium

canis

dog

coquus

cook

cubiculum

bedroom

culina

kitchen

est

s/he is

filia

daughter

filius

son

hortus

garden

in

in, on

laborat

s/he works

mater

mother

pater

father

sedet

s/he sits

servus

slave

tablinum

office, study

triclinium

dining room

via

street

amicus

friend

ancilla

slave girl

cena

dinner

cibus

food

dominus

master

dormit

s/he sleeps

intrat

s/he enters

laetus

happy

luadat

s/he praises

mercator

merchant

quoque

also

salutat

s/he greets

mensa

table

toga

toga

tunica

tunic

ad

to, towards

bibit

s/he drinks

circumspectat

s/he looks around

clamat

s/he shouts

ecce

see, look

et

and

exit

s/he goes out

exspectat

s/he waits for

ianua

door

iratus

angry

leo

lion

magnus

big, large, great

navis

ship

non

not

portat

s/he carries

respondet

s/he replies

ridet

s/he laughs, smiles

salve

Hello

surgit

s/he gets up

taberna

store, shop, inn

videt

s/he sees

vinum

wine

agit

s/he does

anulus

ring

coquit

s/he cooks

cur

why

e, ex

out of, from

ego

I

eheu

alas! oh dear!

habet

s/he has

inquit

s/he says

iudex, iudicem

judge

mendax, mendacem

liar

pecunia

money

perterritus

terrified

poeta

poet

quaerit

s/he searches for, looks for

quis

who

reddit

s/he gives back

satis

enough

sed

but

signum

sign, seal, signal

tu

you

vocat

s/he calls

adest

s/he is here

adsunt

they are here

agricola

farmer

ambulat

s/he walks

audit

s/he hears

clamor

shout

contendit

s/he hurries

currit

s/he runs

fabula

story, play

femina

woman

hodie

today

iuvenis

young man

meus

my

multus

much

multi

many

optimus

very good, excellent

petit

makes for, attacks

plaudit

s/he applauds

puella

girl

senex

old man

spectat

s/he watches

stat

s/he stands

turba

crowd