1st Declension agricola, m, farmer aqua, f, water femina, f, woman fortuna, f, chance nauta, m, sailor pecunia, f, money rosa,

f, rose casa, f, house luna, f, moon natura, f, nature puella, f, girl cena, f, dinner dea, f, goddess fabula, f, story silva, f, forest turba, f, crowd via, f, road cura, f, care sapienta, f, wisdom terra, f, land fama, f, fame filia, f, daughter ira, f, anger Italia, f, Italy regina, f, queen vita, f, life littera, f, letter(alphabet) lacrima, f, tear patria, f, country poeta, m, poet causa,f, cause gratia, f, grace

2nd Declension ager, m, field amicus, m, friend anicus, m , mind bellum, n, war consilium, n, plan dominus, m, master donum, n, gift locus, m, place puer, m, boy regnum, n, kingdom vir, m, man arma, n, arms caelum, sky deus, m, god filius, m, son imperium, n, command liber, m, book pontus, m, sea Romulus, m, Romulus templum, n, temple ventus, m, wind factum, n, deed oculus, m, eye saxum, n, rock verbum, n, word exemplum, n, example populus, m , the people moenia, n, walls

3rd Declension caput, n, head civitas, f, state consul, m, consul corpus, n, body dux, m, military leader frater, m, brother homo, m ,human ius, n, right lex, f, law libertas, f, freedom lux, f, light mater, f, mother nomen, n, name peter, m, father paz, f, peace rex, m, king virtus, f, courage veritas, f, truth carmen, n, song coniunx, m/f, wife/husband miles, m, soldier timor, m, fear *ars, f, skill *ignis,m, fire *mare, n, sea *mens, f, mind *mors, f, death *pars, f, part *urbs, f, city

nouns nemo, m , no one nihil,n, nothing nil, nothing causa (gen) - for the sake of gratia (gen) - for the sake of gratias agere (dat) - to thank

1st amare - to love iuvare - t help laborare - to work laudare - to preaise optare - to choose superare - to overcome vocare - to call, summon clamare - to shout dubitare - to hesitate aedificare - to build (do) dare - to give monstrare - to show narrare - to tell (a story) parare - to prepare portare - to carry, bring pugnaree - to fight ambulare - to walk errare - to wander, err festinare - to hurry, hasten navigare - to sail iactare - to throw nuntiare - to announce orare - to pray iudicare - to judge

2nd debere - to owe habere - to have monere - to advise tacere - to be silent terrere - to terrify timere - to fear videre - to see audere - to dare ridere - to laugh solere - to be accustomed implere - to fill up sedere - to sit dolere - to grieve manere - to remain movere - to move carere - to be without (+abl) nocere - to harm (+dat) parere - to obey (+dat) plaere - to please (+dat) valere - to be well praebere - to show

3rd ago, agere - to do legere - to read mittere - to send regere - to rule scribere - to write credere - to believe(dat person) credere - to belive(acc thing) petere - to seek relinquere - to leave

3io capere - to take fugere - to flee incipere - to begin

4th audire - tohear venire - to come finire - to end sentire - to feel, percieve

Imperfect (sum) esse - to be, exist posse - to be able, "I can" quid agis? - how are you doing?

servire - to serve