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adiuvō
adiuvāre
to help
ancilla
ancillae f.
slave-woman
derivative(s): ancillary
aqua
aquae f.
water
derivative(s): aqueous, aquatic
cibus
cibī m.
food
coquō
coquere
to cook
cūrō
cūrāre
to take care of
derivative(s): curator
doceō
docēre
to teach
derivative(s): docile, doctrine
etiam
also, even
lūcet
(3rd person singular)
it is light/day
māter
mātris f.
mother
derivative(s): matriarch, maternity
mox
soon
necesse est
it is necessary
neque
and...not
neque...neque
neither...nor
nōndum
not yet
nunc
now
derivative(s): quidnunc
observō
observāre
to watch
omnēs
omnia
every, all
omnēs
m./f.
everyone
omnia
n.
everything
note: can be nominative or accusative
pater
patris m.
father
derivative(s): paternalistic, patrimony
per
(takes accusative)
through
portō
portāre
to carry
derivative(s): teleportation, comportment
pūrgō
pūrgāre
to clean
reprehendō
reprehendere
to scold
derivative(s): reprehensible
strēnuē
strenuously, hard
surgō
surgere
to get up
derivative(s): insurgency, resurrection
tamen
however
Verbs
adiuvō
adiuvāre
to help
coquō
coquere
to cook
cūrō
cūrāre
to take care of
derivative(s): curator
doceō
docēre
to teach
derivative(s): docile, doctrine
observō
observāre
to watch
portō
portāre
to carry
derivative(s): teleportation, comportment
pūrgō
pūrgāre
to clean
reprehendō
reprehendere
to scold
derivative(s): reprehensible
surgō
surgere
to get up
derivative(s): insurgency, resurrection
Verbs (Conjugated)
lūcet
(3rd person singular)
it is light/day
Infinitives
adiuvāre
first conjugation
to help
coquere
third conjugation
to cook
cūrāre
first conjugation
to take care of
docēre
second conjugation
to teach
observāre
first conjugation
to watch
portāre
first conjugation
to carry
pūrgāre
first conjugation
to clean
reprehendere
third conjugation
to scold
surgere
third conjugation
to get up
Nouns
ancilla
ancillae f.
slave-woman
derivative(s): ancillary
aqua
aquae f.
water
derivative(s): aqueous, aquatic
cibus
cibī m.
food
māter
mātris f.
mother
derivative(s): matriarch, maternity
omnēs
m./f.
everyone
omnia
n.
everything
note: can be nominative or accusative
pater
patris m.
father
derivative(s): paternalistic, patrimony
Adjectives
omnēs
omnia
every, all
Adverbs
etiam
also, even
mox
soon
nōndum
not yet
nunc
now
derivative(s): quidnunc
strēnuē
strenuously, hard
tamen
however
Prepositions
per
(takes accusative)
through
Prepositional Phrases
per silvam
(accusative singular)
through the woods
Conjunctions
neque
and...not
neque...neque
neither...nor
Other Phrases
necesse est
it is necessary