ager, agrī

field, farm

(Noun, m.)

agricola, -ae

farmer

(Noun, m.)

amīca, -ae

friend

(Noun, f.)

amīcus, -i

friend

(Noun, m.)

fēmina, -ae

woman

(Noun, f.)

fīlia, -ae

dat./abl. plural: fīliābus

daughter

(Noun, f.)

fīlius, fīliī

son

(Noun, m.)

numerus, -ī

number

(Noun, m.)

populus, -ī

the people, a people, a nation

(Noun, m.)

puer, puerī

boy, boys/children

(Noun, m.)

sapientia, -ae

wisdom

(Noun, f.)

vir, virī

man, hero

(Noun, m.)

avārus (m.), avāra (f.)

greedy, avaricious

(Adj.)

paucī (m.), paucae (f.)

few, a few

(Adj., usually plural)

Rōmānus (m.), Rōmāna (f.)

Roman

(Adj.)

dē

down from, from, concerning, about

(as prefix, down, away, aside, out, off)

(Prep.; abl.)

in

in, on

(Prep.; abl.)

hodiē

today

(Adv.)

semper

always

(Adv.)

habeō, habēre, habuī, habitum

to have, hold, possess, consider, regard

(Verb)

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