Ambulat
he/she walks
Cenat
he/she dines
Festinat
he/she hurries
Intrat
he/she enters
Laborat
he/she works
Fessa
tired
Laeta
happy
Parata
ready
Mox
soon
Non
not
Casa
house
Cena
dinner
Femina
woman
Puella
girl
Iuvat
he/she helps
Laudat
he/she praises
Narrat
he/she tells
Portat
he/she carries
Salutat
he/she greets
Vocat
he/she calls
Aqua
water
Fabula
story
Filia
daughter
Via
road
Irata
angry
Subito
suddenly
In
in, into
Manet
he/she stays, waits
Sedet
he/she sits
Videt
he/she sees
Ascendit
he/she climbs
Cadit
he/she falls
Currit
he/she runs
Ducit
he/she leads
Inquit
he/she says
Mittit
he/she sends
Redit
he/she returns
Audit
he/she hears
Terra
land
Cibus
food
Colonus
farmer
Filius
son
Ager
field
Puer
boy
Anxius
anxious
Eum, Eam
him/her
Ad
towards
Nam
for
Adest
he/she is present
Currat
he/she cares, looks after
Accedit
he/she approaches
Procedit
he/she goes forward
Surgit
he/she rises
Dormit
he/she sleeps
Venit
he/she comes
Magnus
big
Misera
miserable
Multus
many
Cur
why
Diu
for a long time
Iam
already
Lente
slowly
saepe
often
Tandem
at last
Amicus
friend
Ludus
school
Eos, Eas
them
Ille, Illa
he, she
Quod
because
Ubi
when
Clamat
he/she shouts
Dat
he/she gives
Rogat
he/she asks
Spectat
he/she watches
Iacet
he/she lies (down)
Respondet
he/she answers
Dicit
he/she says
Emit
he/she buys
Ponit
he/she places
Tradit
he/she hands over
Advenit
he/she arrives
Facit
he/she makes, does
Hortus
garden
Quid
what
Nonne
asks a question expecting a yes answer
Unus
one
Duo
two
Tres
three
Alius
another
Bonus
good
Malus
bad
Statim
at once
Nec/Neque
and not, nor
Debeo
he/she must
Doceo
he/she teaches
Iubeo
he/she orders
Consitituo
he/she decides
Dimmito
he/she sends away
Ludo
he/she plays
Scribo
he/she writes