Latin Vocab and Grammar Week 1

Charta

map/paper

Europā

Europe/Europa

fābula

story

insula

island

pay

painīnsula

peninsula

puella

girl

rēgīna

queen

terra

land/country/continent

est

is

habitat

lives

rēgnat

rules

spectāte

look at

sunt

are

bona

good

geōgraphica

geographical

magna

large

parva

small

prima

first

pulchra

beautiful/pretty/fair

et

and

hīc

here

in

in/on

ita

yes, thus, so

-ne

asks a question.

nōn

not

pane

almost

sed

but

ubi

where

amīca

friend (fem)

amicus

friend (masc)

deus

god

fīlia

daughter

Iūppiter

Jupiter

Ovidius

Ovid (the poet)

poēta

poet

rēx

king

taurus

bull

Tyrus

Tyre

amat

loves/likes

dēsiderat

desires

fugitat

flees

lūdit

plays

nārrat

tells

portat

carries

spectat

watches/looks at

trānsfōrmat

transforms/changes

novus, -a

strange/new

timidus, -a

shy/timid

Phoneīcius, -a

Phoenician/of Phoenicia

Tyrius, -a

Tyrian/of Tyre

ad

to/toward/near

cum

with

dē

about/concerning/down from

dīu

for a long time/a long while/long

nunc

now

ōlim

once upon a time/once

quis?

Who?

sē

himself/herself/itself/themselves

subject

nominative

sing:a

Plu: ae

Direct Object

accusitive

sin: am

plu: ās

Objects of the preposition (where, when why)

Ablatives

sin: ā

plu: īs

Possesion

genitive (of)

sin: ae

plu: ārum