Chapter 2: Latin vocab

Fama/famae

rumor, report, fame

forma/formae

form, shape, beauty

fortuna/ fortunae

fortune, luck

ira/ irae

ire, anger

nauta/ nautae

sailor

patria/ patriae

fatherland, native land, country

pecunia/ pecuniae

money

philosophia/philosphiae

philosophy(Greek: love of wisdom)

poeta/poetae

penalty, punishment

porta/ portae

gate, entrance

puella/ puellae

girl

rosa/rosae

rose

sententia/sententiae

feeling, thought, opinion, vote, sentence

vita/ vitae

life; mode of life

antiquus/ antiqua/ antiquum

adj: ancient, old-time

magnus/ magna/ magnum

adj: large, great, important

meus/ mea/ meum

adj: my

multus/ multa/ multum

adj: much, many

tuus/ tua/ tuum

adj: your (used when speaking to only 1 person)

o

interjection

sine

preposition

est

is