Oxford Latin Course Chapters 1-16

he/she walks

ambulat

he/she dines

cenat

he/she hurries

festinat

he/she enters

intrat

he/she works

laborat

house/cottage

casa

dinner

cena

woman

femina

girl

puella

tired

fessa

happy

laeta

ready

parata

soon

mox

not

non

and

et

but

sed

he/she helps

iuvat

he/she praises

laudat

he/she tells

narrat

he/she prepares

parat

he/she carries

portat

he/she greets

salutat

he/she calls

vocat

water

aqua

story

fabula

daughter

filia

angry

irata

road, way

via

suddenly

subito

in, into

in

he/she waits

manet

he/she sits

sedet

he/she sees

videt

he/she climbs

ascendit

he/she falls

cadit

he/she runs

currit

he/she leads

ducit

he/she says

inquit

he/she sends

mittit

he/she returns

redit

he/she hears

audit

earth, land

terra

food

cibus

farmer

colonus

son

filius

field

ager

boy, child

puer

anxious

anxius, -a, -um

him

eum

her

eam

to, towards

ad

for

nam

to be present

adsum, adesse

to care for, look after

curo, curare

to approach

accedo, accedere

to go forward

procedo, procedere

to rise

surgo, surgere

to sleep

dormio, dormire

to come

venio, venire

great, big

magnus, magna, magnum

sad, miserable

miser, misera, miserum

much, many

multus, multa, multum

why?

cur?

for a long time

diu

now, already

iam

slowly

lente

often

saepe

at last

tandem

friend

amicus, amici (m)

school

ludus, ludi (m)

them (Acc. pl)

eos, eas

he, she

ille, illa

because

quod

when, where

ubi

he, she, it shouts

clamat

he, she, it gives

dat

he, she, it asks

rogat

he, she, it watches, looks at

spectat

he, she, it lies down

iacet

he, she, it replies

respondet

he, she,it says

dicit

he, she, it buys

emit

he, she, it places, puts

ponit

he, she, it hands over

tradit

he, she, it make, does

facit

he, she, it arrives, reaches

advenit

garden

hortus

one

unus, una, unum

two

duo, duae, duo

three

tres, tria

other, another

alius, alia, aliud

good

bonus, bona, bonum

bad

malus, mala, malum

at once

statim

what...?

quid...?

with

cum + ablative

through, throughout

per + accusative

in/ on

in + ablative

into/ onto

in + accusative

and not, nor

nec, neque