Iron; sword

n.

second declension

Singular

ferrum

ferri

ferro

ferrum

ferro

Plural

ferra

ferrorum

ferris

ferra

ferris

faith, trust, trustworthiness, fidelity; promise, gaurantee, protection

f.

5th declension

fides

fidei

fidei

fidem

fide

Plural

fides

fiderum

fidebus

fides

fidebus

fire

m.

I-stem of The Third declension

singular

ignis

ignis

igni

ignem

igne

plural

ignes

ignium

ignibus

ignes

ignibus

measure, bound, limit; manner, method, mode, way

m.

Second Declension

Singular

modus

modui

moduo

moduum

moduo

Plural

modui

moduorum

moduis

moduus

moduis

state, commonwealth, republic

f.

5th declension

Singular

res publica

rei publicae

rei publicae

rem publicam

re publicaa

Plural

res publicae

rerum publicarum

rebus publicis

res publicas

rebus publicis

level, even; calm; equal, just; favorable

first and second declension adjective

aequus , aequa , aequum

aequi , aequae , aequi

aequo , aequae , aequo

aequum , aequam , aequum

aequo , aequa , aequo

Plural

aequi , aequae , aequa

aequorum ,aequarum , aequorum

aequis , aequis , aequis

aequros , aequas , aequa

aequis  , aequis , aequis

lucky, fortunate, happy

adjective 

felix

felicis

felici

felicem

felice

Plural

felices

felicium

felicibus

felices

felicibus

Uncertain, unsure, doubtful

Adject first and second declension

Singular

incertus , incerta , incertum

incerti , incertae , incerti

incerto , incertae , incerto

incertum , incertam , incertum

incerto  , incerta , incerto

Plural

incerti , incertae , incerta

incertorum , incertarum , incertorum

incertis , incertis , incertis

incertos , incertas , incerta

incertis  , incertis , incertis

Latin

First and Second Declension 

Adjective

Latinus , Latina , Latinum

Latini , Latinae , Latini

Latino , Latinae , Latino

Latinum , Latinam ,Latinum

Latino , Latina  ,Latino

Plural

Latini ,Latinae , Latina

Latinorum ,Latinarum , Latinorum

Latinis , Latinis , Latinis

Latinos , Latinas , Latina

Latinis , Latinis , Latinis

middle

First and Second Declension

Used partivtively

medius , media , medius

medii , mediae , medii

medio , mediae , medio

medium , mediam , medium

medio  , media , medio

Plural

medii , mediae , media

mediorum , mediarum , mediorum

mediis , mediis , mediis

medios , medias , media

mediis , mediis , mediis

formerly, once

Adverb

On the other side of, beyond

adverb

Preposition + Accusitive

immediately

adverb

to distinguish, to discern, to perceive

Third Conjugation

What is the future tense?

to snatch away, take away; rescue

Third Conjugation (io)

What is the Future tense?

He says or said

defective verb

house, cottage, hut

f.

1st Declension

singular

casa

casae

casae

casam

casa

Plural

casae

casarum

casis

casas

casis

cause, reason; case, situation

f. 

1st Declension

causa

causae

causae

causam

causa

(abl. with a preceding gen.) for the sake of

Plural

causae

causarum

causis

causas

causis: on accout of

window

f.

1st Declension

Singular

fenestra

fenestrae

fenestrae

fenestram

fenestra

Plural

fenestrae

fenestrarum

fenestris

fenestras

fenestris

End, limit, boundary; purpose;pl. boundaries, trritories

m.

Singular

finis

finis

fini

finem

fine

Plural

fines

finium

finibus

fines

finibus

clan, race, nation, people

f.

3rd Declension

gens

gentis

genti

gentem

gente

Plural

gentes

gentum

gentibus

gentes

gentibus

world, universe

m.

2nd Declension

mudus

mundi

mundo

mundum

mundo

Plural

mundi

mundorum

mundis

mundos

mundis

ship, boat,

f.

navis

navis

navi

navem

nave

Plural

naves

navium

navibus

naves

navibus

health, safety; greeting

f. 

3rd Declension

Singular

salus

salutis

saluti

salutem

salute

Plural

salutes

salutum

salutibus

salutes

salutibus

Troy

f.

1st Declension

Troia

Troiae

Troiae

Troiam

Troia

Plural

Troiae

Troiarum

Troiis

Troias

Troiis

vicinus, vicini

and

vicina, vicinae

neighbor

m. and f.

1st declension, 2nd declension

Singular

vicinus, vicina

 vicini, vicinae

vicino, vicinae

vicinum, vicinam

vicino, vicina

Plural

vicini, vicinae

vicinorum, vicinarum

vicinis, vicinis

vicinos, vicinas

vicinis, vicinis

Conspirators

m.

2nd Declension pl.

coniurati

coniuratorum

coniuratis

coniuratos

coniuratis

the common people, mob, rabble

n.

vulgus

vulgi

vulgo

vulgum

vulgo

Plural

vulga

vulgorum

vulgis

vulga

vulgis

rough, harsh

asper, aspera, asperum

aspri, asperae, aspri

aspro, asperae, aspro 

atque , ac

(only before consonants)

and, and also, and even

conjunction

to hold together, to contain, to keep, to enclose, to restrain

second conjugation

What are the pluperfect passive indictive forms?

to bid, to order, to command

2nd conjugation

what is the present passive?

to labor, to be in distress

1st conjugation

What is the future system?

to seize, to snatch, to carry away

3rd conjugation (io)

What is the future system?

relinquo, relinquere, reliqui, relictum

to leave behind, to leave, to abandon,  to desert

3rd Declension

what is the imperfect system?

to know

4th Declension

what is the imperfect passive system?

to touch

3rd conjugation

What is the present passive system?

cornu, cornus

horn

n.

4th declension

cornu

cornus

cornu

cornu

cornu

plural

cornua

cornuum

cornibus

cornua

cornibus

fruit; profit, benefit, enjoyment

m.

4th declension

fructus

fructus

fructui

fructum

fructu

plural

fructus

fructuum

fructibus

fructus

fructibus

knee

n.

4th declension

genu, genua

genus, genuum

genu, genibus

genu, genua

genu, genibus

hand; handwriting, band

f.

4th declension

manus, manus

manus,manuum

manui, manibus

manum, manus

manu, manibus

fear, dread, anxiety

m.

4th declension

metus, metus

metus, metuum

metui, metibus

metum, metus

metu, metibus

mountain

m.

3rd declension

mons, montes

montis, montium

monti, montibus

montem, montes

monte, montibus

senate

m.

senatus, senatus

senatus, senatuum

senatui, senatibus

senatum, senatus

senatu, senatibus

servitude, slavery

f.

servitus, 

breath, breathin; spirit, soul

m.

spiritus, spiritus

spiritus, spirituum

spiritui, spiritibus

spiritum, spiritus

spiritu, spiritibus

line of verse

m.

versus, versus

versus, versuum

versui, versibus

versum, versus

versu, versibus 

common, general,of/for the community

adjective of 2 endings

communis communis, commune

communis communis, communis

communi, communi

communem, commune

communi, communi

plural

communes communes, communia

communium communium, communium

communibus communibus, communibus

communes communes, communia

communibus communibus, communibus

right, right-handed

 Adjective

1st and 2nd Declension 

dexter, dextra, dextrum

dexteri, dextrae,dextri

left, left-handed,; harmful, ill-omened

2nd declension adjective

+Ablative of seperation to be without, be deprived of, want, lack; be free from

2nd conjugation

what is the perfect passive form?

to ward off; defend, protect

3rd conjugation

what is the future passive?

to go away, depart

3rd Declension

to hate

defective verb

to keep (back), prevent, hinder, restrain, prohibit

2nd Declension

what is the pluperfect passive system?

to proclaim, to announce; to declaim; pronounce

1st Declension

what is the present system?

to prepare, to provide; to get, to obtain

what are the future perfect systems?

to free, to liberate

1st Declension

what is the perfect passive?

to delight, to charm, to please

1st declension

now, already, soon

adverb

prep + acc.

Against

if...not, unless; except

conjunction

but; but, mind you; but, you say;

a more emotional conjunction

conjunction

not subject to death, immortal

 adjective of 2 endings

immortalis, immortalis, immortale

immortalis, immortalis, immortis

immortali, immortali, immortali

immortalem, immortalem, immortale

immortali, immortali, immortali

Plural

immortales, immortales, immortalia

immortalium, immortalium, immortalium

immortalibus, immortalibus, immortalibus

immortales, immortales, immortalia

immortalibus, immortalibus, immortalibus

heavy, weighty; serious, important; severe, grievous

adjective of 2 endings

gravis, gravis, grave

gravis, gravis, gravis

gravi,gravi,gravi

gravem,gravem,grave

gravi, gravi, gravi

plural

graves, graves, gravia

gravium, gravium, gravium

gravibus, gravibus, gravibus

graves, graves, gravia

gravibus, gravibus, gravibus

definite, sure, certain, reliable

adjective

certus, certa, certum

certi, certae, certi

certo, certae, certo

certum, certam, certum

certo, certa, certo

plural

certi, certae, certa

certorum, certarum, certorum

certis, certis, certis

certos, certas, certa

certis, certis, certis

what? which? what kind of?

interrogative adjective

quis, quis, quid

cuius,cuius, cuius

cui, cui, cui

quem, quem, quid

quo, quo, quo

plural

qui, quae, quae

quorum, quarum, quorum

quibus, quibus, quibus

quos, quas, quae

quibus, quibus, quibus

who? whose? whom? what? which?

interrogative pronoun

evil deed, crime, sin, wickedness

n.

scelus, sceleria

sceleris, scelerium

sceleri, secelribus

scelerem, sceleria

scelere, sceleribus

judgement, decision, opinion; trial

n.

iudicium,iudicia

iudicii, iudicorum

iudicio, iudicis

iudicum, iudicia

iudicio, iudicis

judge, juror

m.

3rd declension

iudex, iudices

iudicis, iudicium

iudici, iudicibus

iudicem, iudices

iudice, iudicibus

Greece

f.

1st Declension

Graecia, Graeciae

Graeciae, Graeciarum

Graeciae, Graeciis

Graeciam, Graecias

Graecia, Graeciis

familia, familiae

household, family

f.

1st declension

familia, familiae

familiae, familiarum

familiae,familiis

familiam, familias

familia, familiis

benefit, kindness; favor

n.

2nd declension

beneficium, beneficia

beneficii, beneficiorum

beneficio, beneficiis

beneficium, beneficia

beneficio, beneficiis

increaser; author, originator

m.

3rd Declension

auctor, auctores

auctoris, auctorium

auctori, auctoribus

auctorem, auctores

auctore, aucoribus

proof, evidence, argument

n.

2nd Declension

argumentum, argumenta

argumenti, argumentorum

argumento, argumentis

argumentum, argumenta

argumento, argumentis

to be seen, seem, appear

 passive of video

2nd conjugation passive

-o , -mur

-ris , -mini

-tur , -ntur

to move; to arouse, to affect

2nd conjugation

to mix, to stir up, to disturb

2nd conjugation

to pick out, to choose; to read

3 conjugation

to flow

3rd conjucation

thereupon, next, then

adverb

why

adverb

mortal

adjective of two endings

motalis, mortalis, mortale

mortalis, mortalis, mortalis

mortali, mortali, mortali

mortalem, mortalem, mortle

morlatli, mortali, mortali

plural

mortales, mortales, mortalia

mortalium, mortalium, mortalium

mortalibus,mortalibus, mortaliubs

mortales, mortales, mortalia

mortalibus, mortalibus, mortalibus

clear, bright; renowned, famous, illustrious

adjective

1 and 2 declenison

knowledge

f.

1st declension

scientia, scientiae

scientiae,scientiarum

scientiae,scientiis

scientiam,scientias

scientia, scientiis

uprightness, honesty

f.

3rd declension

probitas, probitates

probitatis, probitatum

probitati,probitatibus

probitatem, probitates

probitate, probitatibus

game, sport; school

m.

2nd declension

iudus, iudi

iudi, iudorum

iudo, iudis

iudum, iudos

iudo, iudis

hostis, hostis

and 

hostes, hostium

an enemy (of the state)

and

the enemy

m.

I-stem 3rd declension

hostis, hostes

hostis, hostium

hosti, hostibus

hostem, hostes

hoste, hostibus

origin; kind, type, sort, class

3rd declension

n.

genus, genera

generis, generum

generi, generibus

generem, genera

genere, generibus

river

n.

3rd declension

flumen, flumina

fluminis, fluminum

flumini, fluminibus

fluminem, flumina

flumine, fluminibus

little book

m.

2nd declension

libellus, libelli

libelli, libellorum

libello, libellis

libellum, libellos

libello, libellis

who, which, what ,that

relative pronoun

qui, quae, quod

cuius, cuius, cuius

cui, cui, cui

quem, quam, quod

quo, qua, quo

plural

qui, quae, quae

quoruam, quarum, quorum

quibus, quibus, quibus

quos, quas, quae

quibus, quibus, quibus

blind

1st and 2nd adjective

light; easy; slight, trivial

adjective of 2 endings

levis, leve

levis, levis

 levi, levi

levem, leve

levi, levi

plural

leves, levia

levium, levium

levibus, levibus

leves, levia

levibus, levibus

aut

and 

aut...aut

or

conjunction

 either...or

conjunction

quickly

adverb

also, too

adverb

to admit, to receive, to let in

3rd Conjugation

began

defective verb

to desire, to wish , to long for

3rd conjugation (io)

to destroy, to wipe out, to erase

2nd conjugation

todesire, to long for, to miss

1st conjugation

to begin

3rd conjugation (io)

to sail , to navigate

1st conjugation

to neglect, to disregard

3rd declension

to read aloud, to recite

1st conjugation

to rule, to guide, to direct

3rd declension

how

adverb

old, aged; old man

adjective and noun

senex, senes

senis, senium

seni, senibus

senem, senes

sene, senibus

able, powerful, mighty, strong

present participle of possum as an adjective

potens, potentes

potentis, potentium

potenti, potentibus

potentem, potentes

potente, potentibus

every, all

adjective of 2 endings

omnis, omne

omnis, omnis

omni, omni

omnem, omne

omni, omni

plural

omnes, omnia

omnium, omnium

omnibus, omnibus

omnes, omnia

omnibus, omnbis

Long

1st and 2nd adjective

pleasant, delightful, agreeable, pleasing

1st and 2nd declension

huge

not

adverb

often

adverb

if

conjuction

please

idiom

to think, to ponder, to consider, to plan

1st conjugation

to owe; to ought, to must

2nd Declension

to give, to offer

1st declension

to wander; err, go astray, make a mistake, be mistaken

1st declension

to remind, to advise, to warn

2nd Declension

salveo, salvere, salvui, salvatum

to preserve, to save, to keep, to gaurd

1st declension

to preserve, to conserve, to maintain

1st conjugation

to frighten, to terrify

2nd conjugation

to be strong, to have power, to be well

2nd conjugation

to see; to observe, to understand

2nd conjugation

fatherland, native land, one's country

f.

1st declension

money

f.

philosophy

f.

(love of wisdom)

penalty, punishment

1st declension

gate, entrance

f.

1st Declension

girl

f.

1st Declension

rose

f. 

1st Declension

feeling, thouht, opinion, vote, sentence

f.

1st Declension

life; mode of life

f.

1st. Declension

ancient, old-time

adjective

magna, magnae

large, great; important

adjective

1st, 2nd declension

my

adjective

1st declension+ 2nd Declension

mea, meae

meae, mearum

meae, meis

meam, meas

mea, meis

much, many

1st and 2nd decelnsion

(when speaking to only one person) your

adjective

tua, tuae

tuae, tuarum

tuae, tuis

tuam, tuas

tua, tuis

et

et..et

and; even; both...and

conjunction

but

conjuction

preposition with ablative

without

-a  ,    -ae

 -ae , -arum

-ae , -is

-am , -as

-a , -is      

field, farm

m.

ager , agri

agri , agrorum

agro , agris

agrum , agros

agro , agris

amica, amicae

 and

amicus, amici

friend

f. and m.

amica, amicus

amicae , amici

amicae, amico

amicam, amicum

amica, amico

plural

amicae, amici

amicarum, amicorum

amicis , amicis

amicas , amicos

amicis, amicis

woman

f. 

1st Declesion

daughter

f.

irregular

filia, filiae

filiae, filiarum

filiae, filiabus

filiam, filias

filia, filiabus

son

m.

filius, fillii

filii, filiorum

filio, filiis

filium , filios

filio , filiis

number

m.

numerus , numeri

numeri , numerorum

numero , numeris

numerum , numeros

numero , numeris 

the people , a people , a nation

m. 

populus , populi

populi , populorum

populo , populis

populum , populos

populo , populis

boy; pl. boys, children

m.

puer , pueri

pueri , puerorum

puero , pueris

puerum , pueros

puero , pueris

wisdom

f.

1st declension

man , hero 

m.

vir , viri

viri , virorum

viro , viris

virum , viros

viro , viris

down from , from ; concerning , about

; also as a prefix

in and on

prep + abl

today

adv.

always

adverb

kiss

n. 

basium , basia

basii , basiorum

basio , basiis

basium , basia

basio , basiis

to turn; change

3rd Conjugation

someone, somebody, something

indefinte pronoun

aliquis , aliquis , aliquid

aliquius , aliquius , aliquius

alicui

aliquem , aliquem , aliquid

aliquo

 plural

aliqui , aliquae, aliquae

aliqorum , aliqarum, aliqurom

alquibus

aliquos , aliquas, aliquae

aliquibus 

citadel, stronghold

f.

arx, acres

arcis, acrium

acri, acribus

acrem , acres

acre , acribus 

dux , ducis

leader, guide; commander, general

m.

dux , duces

ducis , ducum

duci , ducibus

ducem , deces

duce , ducibus 

horse

m.

equus , equi

equi , equorum

equo , equis

equum , equos

equo , equis 

spear

f.

hasta , hastae

hastae , hastarum

hastae , hastis

hastam , hastas

hastae , hastis 

island

f.

insula , insulae

insulae , insularum

 insulae , insulis

insulam , insulas

insula , insulis 

shore , coast

n.

litus , litora

litoris , litorum

litori , litoribus

litorem , litora

litore , litoribus 

soldier

m.

miles , milites

militis , militium

militi , militibus

militem , milites

milite , militibus 

orator , speaker

m.

orator , oratores

oratoris , oratorium

oratori , oratoribus

oratorem , oratores

oratore , oratoribus 

priest

m.

sacerdos , sacerdotes

sacerdotis , sacerdotum 

sacerdoti , sacerdotibus

sacerdotem , sacerdotes

sacerdote , sacerdotibus

whoever, whatever

indefinte pronoun

great-hearted, brave, magnanimous

1st and 2nd declension adjective

ever, at any time

(in questions or negative clasuses)

adv 

to be glad, to rejoice

2nd declension 

to exhibit, to show, to display

3rd Conjugation 

to press; to press hard, pursue

3rd declension 

to surpress, to overwhelm , to overpower, to check

3rd declension 

turn away, to avert

3rd declension 

to trun back

3rd declension 

3rd Conjugation

Present

indicative 

active

endings 

-o , -imus

-is , -itis

-it , unt 

3rd conjugation

Imperfect

present

indicative 

active 

-ebam , -ebamus

-ebas , -ebatis 

-ebat , -ebant 

3rd Conjugation

Future

present

indicative

active 

-am , -emus

-es , -etis

-et , -ent 

Carthage

f.

(a city in North Africa)

story, tale; play

f.

1st Declension

fabula, fabulae

fabulae, fabularum

fabulae, fabulis

fabulam , fabulas

fabula , fabulis

general , commander-in-chief, emperor

m.

3rd Declension

imperator , imperatores

imperatris , imperatorum

imperatri , imperatibus

imperatrem , imperatores

imperatre , imperatoribus

power to command , supreme power, authority, command, control

n.

2nd Declension

imperium , imperia

imperii , imperorum

imperio , imperiis

imperium , imperia

imperio ,imperiis

refuge, shelter

n.

2nd Declension

perfugium , perfugia

perfugii , perfugiorum

perfugio , perfugiis

perfugium , perfugia

perfugio , perfugiis

servus, servi

and

serva , servae

slave

f.

1st and 2nd Declenion

comfort , relief

n.

solacuim , solacuia

solacuii , solacuiorum

 solacuio ,solacuiis

solacuium , solacuia

solacuio , solacuiis

wound

n.

vulnus , vulneres

vulneris , vuln

again , back

prefix

as , just as, when

conjuction + indicative

afterwards

adverb

to take (to one's self) , to receive , to accept

3rd conjugation (io)

to take out, except; take , receive, capture

3rd conjugation (io)

to take back , to regain; to admit, to receive

3rd declension (io)

to strike , to push; to drive out, to banish

3rd Conjugation 

to drive out, to expel, to banish

3rd conjugation

to tell, to report, to narrate

1st Conjugation

to seek , to look for, to strive for,

to ask, to inquire, to inquire into

 3rd Conjugation

to laugh, laugh at

3rd Conjugation