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ad
(takes accusative)
to/toward
amō
amāre
to love or like
ascendō
ascendere
to go up, climb up
derivative(s): ascension
audiō
audīre
to hear
derivative(s): audition, audience
cavē
(to one person)
be careful!
cōnspiciō
cōnspicere
to notice
derivative(s): conspicuous
dormiō
dormīre
to sleep
derivative(s): dormant, dormitory
ex/ē
(takes ablative)
out of
fragor
fragoris m.
crash
fūrtim
sneakily
derivative(s): furtive, furtively
igitur
therefore
magnā voce
in a loud voice
magnus
magna, magnum
big, loud, great
derivative(s): magnanimous
mē
me
molestus
molesta, molestum
annoying
nihil
n.
nothing
note: can be nominative or accusative
derivative(s): annihilate, nihilist
rāmus
rāmī m.
branch
semper
always
tē
you (accusative)
terreō
terrēre
to frighten
note: (something else)
derivative(s): terrify
tū
you (nominative)
tum
then
vexō
vexāre
to annoy
derivative(s): vexatious, vexation
videō
vidēre
to see
derivative(s): vision, evidence
vox
vocis f.
voice
derivative(s): vocalize
Verbs
amō
amāre
to love or like
ascendō
ascendere
to go up, climb up
derivative(s): ascension
audiō
audīre
to hear
derivative(s): audition, audience
cōnspiciō
cōnspicere
to notice
derivative(s): conspicuous
dormiō
dormīre
to sleep
derivative(s): dormant, dormitory
terreō
terrēre
to frighten
note: (something else)
derivative(s): terrify
vexō
vexāre
to annoy
derivative(s): vexatious, vexation
videō
vidēre
to see
derivative(s): vision, evidence
Verbs (Conjugated)
cavē
(to one person)
be careful!
Infinitives
amāre
first conjugation
to love or like
ascendere
third conjugation
to go up, climb up
audīre
fourth conjugation
to hear
conspicere
third conjugation
to notice
dormīre
fourth conjugation
to sleep
terrēre
second conjugation
to frighten
vexāre
first conjugation
to annoy
vidēre
second conjugation
to see
Nouns
fragor
fragoris m.
crash
nihil
n.
nothing
note: can be nominative or accusative
derivative(s): annihilate, nihilist
rāmus
rāmī m.
branch
vox
vocis f.
voice
derivative(s): vocalize
Pronouns
mē
me
tē
you (accusative)
tū
you (nominative)
Adjectives
magnus
magna, magnum
big, loud, great
derivative(s): magnanimous
molestus
molesta, molestum
annoying
Adverbs
fūrtim
sneakily
derivative(s): furtive, furtively
semper
always
tum
then
Prepositions
ad
(takes accusative)
to/toward
ex/ē
(takes ablative)
out of
Prepositional Phrases
ad vīllam
(accusative singular)
to the house
ad vīllās
(accusative plural)
to the houses
igitur
therefore
Other Phrases
magnā voce
in a loud voice