LATIN VIA OVID Chapter 3

agricola, -ae m.

farmer

Arachne, f.

Arachne (a maiden)

casa, -ae, f.

house

dea, -ae, f.

goddess

discipuli, -orum, m.

students

incola, -ae (common)

inhabitants

lana, -ae, f.

wool, spinning

Lydia, ae, f.

Lydia (a country in Asia Minor)

magistra, -ae, f.

teacher (fem)

magister, magistri, m.

teacher (masc)

Minerva, -ae, f.

Minerva (a goddess)

nympha, -ae, f.

nymphs

pictura, -ae, f.

picture

sapientia, -ae, f.

wisdom

silva, -ae, f.

forest

vita, -ae F

life

clamat, clamant

shout, explain

dat, dant

give

docet, docent

teach

format, formant

make, shape, fashion, form

glomerat, glomerant

wind into a ball

laborat, laborant

work

laudat, laudant

praise

salve, salvete

greetings, hello, hail

vale, valete

farewell, goodbye

perita

skilled, skillful

superba

proud

bene

good (adverb)

certe

surely, certainly (adverb)

dum + present indicative

while (conjunction)

me

me, myself (pronoun)

quid

what (pronoun, asks a questions)

quod

because (conjunction)

quoque

also (adverb)

saepe

often (adverb)

te (acc. or abl.)

you (pronoun) sg.

tibi (dat.)

to you, you (pronoun)