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Primer B Flashcards

Instructions:Print the Latin flashcard deck (on regular paper or card stock), then flip the paper over in your printer and print the English flashcard deck. If printed correctly, the cards will match with the Latin vocabulary on one side of the card and the English translation on the reverse side. For added durability have the cards laminated at your local photocopy center.

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adiuvö, adiuväre, adiüvï, adiutum

administrö, administräre, administrävï, administrätum

adoptö, adoptäre, adoptävï, adoptätum

adulëscëns, adulëscentis (c) i-stem

aedificö, aedificäre, aedificävï, aedificätum aequus, -a, -um

aetäs, aetätis (f)affirmö, affirmäre,

affirmävï, affirmätum(also spelled “adfirmö”)

agitö, agitäre, agitävï, agitätum aliënus, -a, -um

amor, amöris (m)ämoveö, ämovëre,

ämövï, ämötum

angulus, -ï animal, animälis (n), (i)

aptus, -a, -um arma, -örum (plural only)

ars, artis (f) auctor, auctöris (m)

auctöritas, auctöritätis (f) auris, auris (f,i)

avis, avis (f,I)ävocö, ävocäre,

ävocävï, ävocätum

beätus, -a, -um bellum, -ï

cado, cadere, cecidï, cäsum calculus, -ï

causa, -ae cavus, -ï

centum certus, -a, -um

cervus, -ï ceterus, -a, -um

cïvis, cïvis (c, i) cïvitäs, cïvitätis (f)

comes, comitis (c)conciliö, conciliäre,

conciliävï, conciliätum

conservö, conserväre, conservävï, conservätum

corpus, corporis (n)

crëdö, crëdere, crëdidï, crëditum (+ dat.) crimen, criminis (n)

culpa, -ae cüra, -ae

currö, currere, cucurrï, cursum

damnö, damnäre, damnävï, damnätum

dëbeö, dëbëre, dëbuï, dëbïtum decem

decimus, -a, -umdëclärö, dëcläräre,

dëclärävï, dëclärätum

dëns, dentis (m, i)dïcö, dïcere, dïxï, dictum

dolor, dolöris (m)dücö, dücere,düxï, ductum

duo, duae, duo dux, ducis (m)

eam eques, equitis (m)

eumexspectö, espectäre,

exspectävï, exspectätum

extrëmus, -a, -um ferö, ferre, tulï, lätum

fïnis, fïnis (m,i) flamma, -ae

flümen, flüminis (n) förma, -ae

fräter, frätris (m) gëns, gentis (f, i)

gladius, -ï grätia, -ae

homö, hominis (m) höra, -ae

hostis, hostis (c) iänua, -ae (jänua, -ae)

id ignis, ignis (m,i)

imägö, imäginis (f) imperium, -ï (n)

imperö, imperäre, imperävï, imperätum

iniürïa, -ae (injürïa, -ae)

interrogö, interrogäre, interrogävï, interrogätum

iter, itineris, (n)

iüdex, iüdicis (m)(jüdex, jüdicis [m]) iüdicium, -ï (judicium, -ï)

iürö, iüräre, iürävï, iürätum

(jurö, juräre, jurävï, jurätum)

iüstus, -a, -um (justus, -a, -um)

iuvenis, iuvenis (c, i)(juvenis, juvenis [c, i])

iuvö, iuväre, iüvï, iütum (juvö, juväre, juvï, jütum)

labor, laböris (m) lacrima, -ae

latrö, latrönis (m) latus, lateris

laudö, laudäre, laudävï, laudätum

lavö, laväre, lävï, lautum

lëgätus, -ï lëx, lëgis

lingua, -ae littera, -ae

lïtus, lïtoris (n) lüna, -ae

lüx, lücis (f) luxuria, -ae

magnitüdo, magnitüdinis (f) mare, maris (n), (i)

marïta, -aemarïtö, marïtäre,

marïtävï, marïtätum

marïtus, -a, -um marïtus, -ï

mäter, mätris (f) medius, -ï

memoria, -ae mëns, mentis (f)

mïles, mïlitis (c) mille

modus, -ï möns, montis (m)

mors, mortis (f)moveö, movëre,

mövï, mötum

mortuus, -a, -um multitüdö, multitüdinis (f)

nätüra, -ae nävis, nävis (f, i)

negö, negäre, negävï, negätum negötium, -ï (n)

nömen, nöminis (n)nöminö, nöminäre,

nöminävï, nöminätum

nönus, -a, -um novem

nox, noctis (f) nullus, -a, -um

numerus, -ïnüntiö, nüntiäre,

nüntiävï, nüntiätum

nüntius, -ï octävus, -a, -um

octö oculus, -ï

officium, -ï opera, -ae

opus, operis (n) örätio, örätiönis (f)

orbis, orbis (f)ornö, ornäre,

ornävï, ornätum

orö, oräre, orävï, orätum ös, öris (n)

parëns, parentis (c, i) pars, partis (f)

päter, pätris (m)peccö, peccäre,

peccävï, peccätum

pecünia, -ae pës, pedis (m)

piscis, piscis (m, i) poena, -ae

pönö, pönere, posuï, positum populus, -ï

posterus, -a, -um postrëmus, -a, -um

potestäs, potestätis (f) prïmus, -a, -um

prïnceps, prïncipis (c)probö, probäre,

probävï, probätum

proelium, -ï pugna, -ae

pulcher, pulchra,pulchrum

putö, putäre, putävï, putätum

quartus, -a, -um quattuor

quïnque quïntus, -a, -um

ratiö, ratiönis (f) regnum, -ï (n)

rëmus, -ïrespondeö, respondëre, respondï, responsum

rëx, rëgis (m)rïdeö, rïdëre,

rïsï, rïsum

rïpa, -ae rosa, -ae

sacculus, -ï salüs, salütis (f)

salveö, salvëre sanguis, sanguinis (m)

sapientia, -ae scelus, sceleris (n)

scrïbo, scrïbere, scripsï, scriptum secundus, -a, -um

sedeö, sedëre, sëdï, sessum

senex, senis (m)

sententia, -ae septem

septimus, -a, -um sermö, sermönis (m)

servö, serväre, servävï, servätum sex

sextus, -a, -um söl, sölis (m)

somnus, -ï soror, soröris (f)

stella, -ae stadium, -ï

surgö, surgere, surrëxï, surrëctum

terreö, terrëre, terruï, terrïtum

tertius, -a, -um timeö, timëre, timuï

timor, timöris (m) trës, tria

tumulus, -ï ünus, üna, ünum

urbs, urbis (f,i) uxor, uxöris (f)

valeö, valëre, valuï, valïtum

vestigium, -ï (n)

vestis, vestis (f,i) victor, victöris (m)

vincö, vincere, vïcï, victum vïnum, -ï

vïta, -ae vitium, -ï

vïvö, vïvere,vïxï, vïctum vïvus, -a, -um

volö, voläre, volävï, volätum

vöx, vöcis (f)

vulnus, vulneris (n)