Latin: CAPVT II

nominative

subject, the

genetive

possession, of the

dative

indirect object, to/for

accusative

direct object, the

ablative

modifies the verb, by/with/from

vocative

direct address, O

fama

the/a rumor, report, fame, reputation

famae

of the rumor, report, fame, reputation

forma

the/a form, shape, beauty

formae

of the form, shape, beauty

fortuna

the/a fortune, luck

fortunae

of the fortune/lock

ir

the anger

irae

of the anger

nauta

the/a sailor

nautae

of the sailor

patria

the/a fatherland, native land

patriae

of the fatherland, native land

pecunia

the money

pecuniae

of the money

philosophia

the/a philosphy

philosophiae

of the philosophy

poena

the/a penalty, punishment

poenae

of the penalty, punishment

poenas dare

to pay the penalty

poeta (m)

the/ a poet

poetae

of the poet

porta

the/a gate, entrance

portae

of the gate, entrance

puella

the/a girl

puellae

of the girl

rosa

the/ a rose

rosae

of the rose

sententia

the/a feeing, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

sententiae

of the feeing, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

vita

the/a life, mode of life

vitae

of the life, mode of life

antiquus, antiqua, antiquum

ancient, old-time

magnus, magna, magnum

large, great, important

meus, mea, meum

my

multus, multa, multum

much, many

tuus, tua, tuum

your (one person)

et

and, even, both (conjunction)

sed

but (conjunction)

O

O! Oh! (interjection)

sine

without (ablative preposition)

est

is

obdurare

to be firm/tough

te

you

basiare

to kiss