Unit 3 First Form Latin

agrícola (-ae m.)

farmer

Itália (-ae f.)

Italy

Maria (-ae f.)

Mary

mensa (-ae f.)

table

nauta (-ae m.)

sailor

poeta (-ae m)

poet

puella (-ae f)

girl

regina (-ae f.)

queen

Roma (-ae f.)

Rome

terra (-ae f.)

earth (land)

agnus (-i m.)

lamb

amicus (-i m.)

friend

annus (-i m.)

year

Christus (-i m.)

Christ

deus (-i m.)

god

dóminus (-i m.)

lord, master

equus (-i m.)

horse

filius (-i m.)

son

mundus (-i m.)

world, mankind

servus (-i m.)

slave, servant

bellum (-i n.)

war

caelum (-i n.)

sky, heaven

débitum (-i n.)

debt, sin

donum (-i n.)

gift

forum (-i n.)

forum, marketplace

óppidum (-i n.)

town

regnum (-i n.)

kingdom

saxum (-i n.)

rock

templum (-i n.)

temple

verbum -i n.

word

Roma Aeterna

Eternal Rome

Anno Dómini (A.D.)

In the year of our Lord

ante bellum

before the war

aeternus -a -um

eternal, everlasting

altus -a -um

high, deep

bonus -a -um

good

latus -a -um

wide, broad

magnus -a -um

great, large

malus -a -um

bad

multus -a -um

much (pl. many)

novus -a -um

new

parvus -a -um

small

sanctus -a -um

sacred, holy

unus -a -um

one

duo

two

tres

three

quáttuor

four

quinque

five

sex

six

septem

seven

octo

eight

novem

nine

decem

ten

primus -a -um

first

secundus -a -um

second

tértius -a -um

third

quartus -a -um

fourth

quintus -a -um

fifth

sextus -a -um

sixth

séptimus -a -um

seventh

octavus -a -um

eighth

nonus -a -um

ninth

décimus -a -um

tenth

Mater Itáliae Roma

The mother of Italy, Rome.

Quáttor anni témpora

The four seasons of the year