Wheelock Chapter 9 (Grammar)

hic

this or he

haec verba dīcō

I say these words

hoc bellum gerunt

They wage this war

huius puellae

of this girl

huic puerō

to or for this boy

hunc virum dūcimus

We lead this man

hanc fēminam docēbō

I will teach this woman

hōc morbō

by/with/from this sickness

cum hāc sorōre venit

He is coming with this sister

hī scrīptōrēs discunt

these writers learn

hae ratiōnēs

these reasons

hōrum carminum

of these songs

hārum rēginārum

of these queens

hīs labōribus

to/for or by/with/from these labors

hōs hominēs

[verb] these people

hās terrās vidēre potes

You are able to see these lands

unus nauta

ūnus, nūllus, ūllus, sōlus, neuter, alius, uter, tōtus, alter

ille amor

that love

illa pāx

that peace

illud bellum gerunt

they wage that war

illīus cōnsiliī

of that plan

istī corporī

to/for that (awful) body

istōrum rēgum

of those (awful) kings

illārum virginum

of those maidens

alius vir

another man

neutra fēmina

neither woman

nūllōrum bellōrum

of no wars

sōlī tyrannō

to or for the tyrant alone

tōtum puerum

[verb] the whole boy

ūllus, ūlla, ūllum

some [person or thing]

uter discipulus

either student

in terram

into the land