ALL OF THE VOCABULARY SO FAR 10/1

casua, ae

reason, cause

epistula, ae

letter, epistle

fabula, ae

story

hora, ae

hour

Iulia, ae

Julia

albus, a, um

white

amicus, a, um

friendly

gratus, a, um

pleasing, welcome; grateful

inimicus, a, um

unfriendly, hostile

inimicus, i

enemy

niger, nigra, nigrum

black

novus, a, um

new

paratus, a, um

ready, prepared

verus, a, um

true

Iulius, i

Julius

Lucius, Luci

Lucius

pecunia, ae

money

regina, ae

queen

celeritas, celeritatis

swiftness, speed

consul, consulis

consul

dux, ducis

leader

frater, fratris

brother

imperatator, imperatoris

commander, general

imperium, imperi

command, military power, government

mater, matris

mother

miles, militis

soldier

pater, patris

father

rex, regis

king

soror, sororis

sister

delecto, are, avi, atum

to please

mox

soon

caesar, Caesaris

Caesar; masculine

caput, capitis

head; neuter

carmen, carminis

song, poem; neuter

corpus, corporis

body; neuter

diligentia, ae

diligence, care; neuter

flumen, fluminis

river, stream; neuter

iter, itineris

march/journey, route; neuter

nomen, nominis

name; neuter

tempus, temporis

time; neuter

Graecus, a, um

Greek; adjective

vulnus, vulneris

wound; neuter

Germanus, a, um

German; adjective

Hispanus, a, um

Spanish; adjective

Romanus, a, um

Roman, of rome; adjective

animal, animalis

animal; neuter, i-stem

civis, civis

fellow citizen; neuter, i-stem

finis, finis

end, boundary; masculine, i-stem

fines, finium (plural of finis)

territory; masculine, i-stem

gens, gentis

family, clan, nation; female, i-stem

hostis, hostis

enemy; masculine, i-stem

ignis, ignis

fire; masculine, i-stem

mare, maris

sea; neuter, i-stem

mons, montis

mountain, hill; masculine, i-stem

mors, mortis

death; feminine, i-stem

navis, navis

ship; feminine, i-stem

panis, panis

bread; masculine, i-stem

pons, pontis

bridge; masculine, i-stem

urbs, urbis

city; feminine, i-stem