Latin Week 3

agricola, ae, m

farmer

Arachnē, f

Arachne (a maiden)

casa, ae, f

house

dea, ae, f

goddess

discipulī, ōrum, m (genitive plural masc)

students

incola, ae

inhabitant

lāna, ae, f

wool (spinning)

Lydia, ae, f

Lydia (a country)

magister, trī, m, (-e drops in genitive)

teacher (masc)

magistra, ae, f

teacher (fem)

Minerva, ae, f

Minerva

nympha, ae, f

nymph

pictūra, ae, f

picture

sapientia, ae, f

wisdom

silva, ae, f

forest

vīta, ae, f

life

clāmat, clāmant

shout, exclaim

dat, dant

give

docet, docent

teach

fōrmat, fōrmont

make, shape, fashion, form

glomerat, glomerant

wind into a ball

labōrat, labōrant

work

laudat, laudant

praise

salvē, salvēte

greetings, hello, Hail

valē, valēte

farewell, goodbye

perita

skilled, skillful

superba

proud

bene

well

certē

surely, certainly

dum + present indicative

while

mē

me, myself

quid

what

quod

because

quoque

also

saepe

often

tē (accusative or ablative)

you

tibi (dat)

to you, you