→ Capitulum 12 → Start Learning

Question		Answer
brother start learning		frāter, frātris, m (III cons.)
sister start learning		soror, sorōris, f (III cons.)
name start learning		nōmen, nōminis, n (III cons.)
first name start learning		praenōmen, praenōminis, n (III cons.)
surname, family name start learning		cōgnōmen, cōgnōminis, n (III cons.)
maternal uncle start learning		avunculus, avunculī, m (II)
soldier start learning		mīles, mīlitis, m (III cons.)
shield start learning		scūtum, scūtī, n (II)
sword start learning		gladius, gladiī, m (II)
spear, javelin start learning		pīlum, pīlī, n (II)
arms, weapons of war start learning		arma, armōrum, n, pl (II)
bow, arc start learning		arcus, arcūs, m (IV)
arrow start learning		sagitta, sagittae, f (I)
fist start learning		pūgnus, pūgnī, m (II)
lance start learning		hasta, hastae, f (I)
foot-soldier start learning		pedes, peditis, m (III cons.)
horseman start learning		eques, equitis, m (III cons.)
part, piece start learning		pars, partis, f (III mixed)
boundery, end, limit start learning		fīnis, fīnis, m (III mixed)
country, fatherland start learning		patria, patriae, f (I)
enemy start learning		hostis, hostis, m (III mixed)
war, battle start learning		bellum, bellī, n (II)
army start learning		exercitus, exercitūs, m (IV)
leader, commander, general start learning		dux, ducis, m, f (III cons.)
military camp start learning		castra, castrōrum, n (II)
step, pace start learning		passus, passūs, m (IV)
ditch, trench start learning		fossa, fossae, f (I)
wall, rampart start learning		vallum, vallī, n (II)
cavalry start learning		equitātus, equitātūs, m (IV)
attack, assault start learning		impetus, impetūs, m (IV)
fear, dread start learning		metus, metūs, m (IV)
line, row, verse start learning		versus, versūs, m (IV)
sad start learning		trīstis -e
armed start learning		armātus -a -um
short start learning		brevis -e
heavy, grave start learning		gravis -e
light start learning		levis -e
foreign, savage start learning		barbarus -a -um
high, tall, deep start learning		altus -a -um
wide, large start learning		lātus -a -um
strong, brave start learning		fortis -e
your, yours start learning		vester -tra -trum
to carry, to bring start learning		ferre (irr.)
to fight, to dispute start learning		pugnāre (1.)
to live, to dwell, to inhabit start learning		incolere (3.)
to divide, to share start learning		dīvidere (3.)
to attack start learning		oppūgnāre (1.)
to fear, to be afraid start learning		metuere (3.)
to serve in the army start learning		mīlitāre (1.)
to defend start learning		dēfendere (3.)
to throw, to cast start learning		iacere (3.)
to conquer start learning		expugnāre (1.)
to flee, to avoid start learning		fugere (3.)
against start learning		contrā (+acc.)
and, and even, and also start learning		ac (atque)

Capitulum 12

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