Latin Ch 1 - 5

amo

to love

cogitio

to think

do dare

to give

debeo

to owe

laudo

to praise

moneo

to admonish

terreo

to terrorize

video

to see

voco

to call

saepe

often

fama

fame

fortuna

fortune

ira

rage

nauta

sailor

patria

fatherland

pecunia

money

poena

punishment

poeta

poet

puella

girl

vita

life

multus

many

magnus

great

meus

mine

tuus

yours

et

and

sed

but

sine

without

ager

field

agricola

farmer

femina

daughter

filius

son

populus

people

puer

boy

vir

man

romanus

rome

habeo

to have

hodie

today

semper

always

de

about

in

place in which

bellum

war

consilium

counsel

cura

advice

donum

gift

magister

teacher

officium

duty

periculum

danger

nihil

nothing

bellus

beautiful

bonus

good

malus

bad

parvus

small

sum, futurum

to be

liber

free

noster

our

pulcher

beautiful

igitur

therefore

satis

enough

cras

tomorrow

heri

yesterday

hodie

today

quando

when

tum

then

maneo

to remain

supero

to be above

propter

because

a

1st, Nominative (subject), singular

ae

1st, Nominative (subject), plural

ae

1st, Genitive (possession / of ), single

arum

1st, Genitive (possession / of ), plural

ae

1st, Dative (indirect Object / to), single

is

1st, Dative (indirect Object / to), plural

am

1st, Accusative (direct object), single

as

1st, Accusative (direct object), plural

a

1st, Ablative (with abl of accompaniment/means/manner), single

is

1st, Ablative (with abl of accompaniment/means/manner), plural

us

2nd, Nominative (subject), single

i

2nd, Nominative (subject), plural

i

2nd, Genitive (possession / of ), single

orum

2nd, Genitive (possession / of ), plural

o

2nd, Dative (indirect Object / to), single

is

2nd, Dative (indirect Object / to), plural

um

2nd, Accusative (direct object), single

os

2nd, Accusative (direct object), plural

o

2nd, Ablative (with abl of accompaniment/means/manner) , single

is

2nd, Ablative (with abl of accompaniment/means/manner) , plural

a

neuter, Nominative (subject), plural

a

neuter, Accusative (direct object), plural

root + bi + indicativee ending

future tense

root + ba + indicative ending

past tense (bam for I)

sum

I am

es

you are

est

he/she/it is

sumus

we are

estis

you all are

sunt

they are

amor

love

civitas

city

corpus

body

homo

human