Comprehensive Study Guide: Financial Accounting Trial Balance and Latin Grammar & Vocabulary

agricola

farmer

aqua

water

fēmina

woman

fortūna

chance, luck, fortune

nauta

sailor

pecūnia

money, property

rosa

rose

amō

to love

dēbeō

to owe; to be obligated to; ought to, should

habeō

to have, consider

iaceō

to lie (e.g. on the ground), lie dead

audiō

to help; please

laborō

to work, strive

laudō

to praise

moneō

to advise, warn, remind

optō

to choose, desire, wish for

superō

to overcome, conquer, surpass

taceō

to be silent

terreō

to terrify, scare

timeō

to fear, be afraid (of)

videō

to see

vocō

to call, summon

-ne

attached to the end of the first word signals a yes-no question in the sentence

ager

(cultivated) field; countryside

amīcus

friend

animus

mind, spirit, courage; soul

bellum

war

casa

house, hut

cōnsilium

plan, advice

dominus

master, lord

dōnum

gift, present

locus

place, position

lūna

moon

nātūra

nature

puer

boy

puella

girl