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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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absëns, absentis äcer, äcris, äcre

aciës, -ëï aditus, -üs (m)

adveniö, advenïre, advënï, adventum adventus, -üs

aestus, -üsagö, agere, ëgï, äctum

alicubï alicunde

aliquä aliquandö

aliquantum aliquö

aliquotiens amïcitia, -ae

antiquus, -ïaperiö, aperïre, aperuï, apertum

arbor, arboris (f)ascendö, ascendere, ascendï, ascënsum

audäx, audäcisaudiö, audïre,

audiï/audïvï, audïtum

bene bibö, bibere, bibï

brevis, breve calidus, -a, -um

canis, canis (c)capiö, capere, cëpï, captum

carmen, carminis (n) carrus, -ï

castellum, -ï castra, -örum (n. pl.)

cäsus, -üs (m) celer, celeris, celere

celeriter centuriö, centuriönis (m)

certë cïvïlis, cïvïle

clämor, clämöris (m)cognöscö, cognöscere,

cognövï, cognïtum

collis, collis (m, i) colönus, -ï

commeätus, -üs commünis, commüne

comparö, comparäre, comparävï, comparätum

condö, condere, condidï, condïtum

cönficiö, cönficere, cönfëcï, cönfectum

confirmö, -äre, confirmävï, confirmätum

conspectus, -üscontendö, contendere, contendï, contentum

conveniö, convenïre, convënï, conventum

convocö, convocäre, convocävï, convocätum

cornü, -üs (n) cräs

crescö crescere, crëvï, crëtum

cupiö, cupere, cupïvï/cupiï, cupitum

cür?cürö, cüräre,

cürävï, cürätum

cursus, -üs custödiö, custodïre

custös, custödis (c)dëfendö, dëfendere, dëfendï, dëfensum

dexter, dextra, dextrum

dictätor, dictätöris (m)

diës, -ëï (m) difficilis, difficile

dïves, dïvitisdiscö,

discere, didicï

diüdïvidö, dïvidere, dïvïsï, dïvïsum

doceö, docëre, docuï, doctum domus, -üs (f)

dormiö, dormïre, dormiï/dormïvï,

dormïtumdulcis, dulce

eä edö, ësse, ëdï, ësum

emö, emere, ëmï, emptum

eö

equitätus, -üs(m)ëripiö, ëripere, ëripui, ëreptum

ëventus, -üs exercitus, -üs (m)

exitus, -üsexpellö expellere, expulï, expulsum

etiam facilis, facile

faciö, facere, fëcï, factum

factum, -ï

fëlix, fëlïcis feröx, feröcis

fessus, -a, -umfestïnö, festïnäre,

festïnävï, festïnätum

fidës, -eïfïniö, fïnïre,

fïniï/fïnïvï, fïnïtum

flös, flöris (m) foedus, foederis (n)

fortis, forte fortiter

fortüna, -aefrangö, frangere,

frëgï, fractum

fuga, -ae genü, -üs (neuter)

gerö, gerere, gessï, gestum

gravis, grave

häc hasta, -ae

herï hic, haec, hoc

hïc hiems, hiemis (f)

hilaris, hilare hinc

hodië hüc

ibi

iaciö, iacere, iëcï, iactum

(jaciö, jacere, jëcï, jactum)

iam ignärus, -a, -um

illäc (illä) ille

illïc illinc

illüc immortälis, immortäle

impedïmentum, -ïimperätor,

imperätöris (m)

imperätum, -ï impetus, -üs

impönö, impönere, imposuï, impositum

incipiö, incipere, incëpï, inceptum

incolumis, incolume inde

ïnfëlix, ïnfëlïcis ingëns, ingentis

inopia, -aeintellegö, intellegere, intellëxï, intellëctum

interiminveniö, invenïre, invënï,

inventum

istä iste

istïc istinc

istüc lacus, -üs

legiö, legiönis (f)legö, legere, lëgï, lëctum

levis, leve lïber, lïbra, lïbrum

liber, librïlïberö, -äre,

lïberävï, lïberätum

lüceö, lücëre, lüxï magisträtus, -üs

male maleficium, -ï

manus, -üs (f) meridiës, -ëï (m)

metuö, metuere, metuï, metütum

metus, -üs

meus, mea, meum mïlitäris, mïlitäre

mïlitö, mïlitäremittö, mittere, mïsï, missum

moenia, moenium (n, pl) mortälis, mortäle

mös, möris (m)müniö, münïre, muniï/münïvï,

münïtum

multus, multa, multum

nesciö, nescïre, nesciï/nescïvï,

nescïtum

nöbilis, nöbile nön

noster, nostra, nostrum nübës, nübis (f)

nunc obses, obsidis (c)

occäsus, -üsoccupö, -äre,

occupävï, occupätum

omnis, omne passus, -üs (m)

pauper, pauperis päx, päcis (f)

perficiö, perficere, perfëcï, perfectum

placeö, placëre, placuï,

placitum + dative object

plänitiës, -ëïportö, portäre,

portävï, portätum

portus, -üs posteä

potëns, potentis praesëns, praesentis

praesidium, -ï prïncipätus, -üs

pröcëdö, pröcëdere, pröcessï, pröcessum

prohibeö, prohibëre, prohibuï, prohibitum

propinquus, -a, -um proprius, -a, -um

provincia, -ae prüdëns, prüdentis

püblicus, -a, -um puerïlis, puerïle

püniö, pünïre, püniï/pünïvï,

pünïtumquä

quaerö, qaerere, quaesïvï, quaesïtum quam

quandö quö

quotiënsrapiö, rapere, rapuï, raptum

recipiö, recipere, recëpï, receptum

reddö, riddere, reddidï, redditum

referö, referre, rettulï, relätum

regö, regere, rexï, rectum

relinquö, relinquere, relïquï, relictum

reperiö, reperïre, repperï, repertum

rës, -eï resistö, resistere, resistitï

retineö, retinëre, retinuï, retentum

revertö, revertere, revertï

sacer, sacra, sacrum saepe

salütö, salütäre, salütävï, salütätum schola, -ae

scholam habeösciö, scïre,

sciï/scïvï, scïtum

scütum, ï semper

senätus, -üs(m) senior, senioris

sentiö, sentïre, sensï, sensum

serviö, servïre, serviï/servïvï,

servïtum (+ dat.)

sinister, sinistra, sinistrum sonus, ï

spatium, -ï speciës, -ëï

spës, -eï statua, statuae

studeö, studëre, studuï (+dat.) summa, -ae

superö, -äre, superävï, superätum

suus, sua, suum

taceö tacëre, tacuï, tacitum tam

tardus, -a, -um tëlum, -ï

temptö, temptäre, temptävï, temptätum

toga, -ae

tollö, tollere, sustulï, sublätum totiëns

trädö, trädere, trädidï, träditum

trahö, trahere, träxï, tractum

tüba, -ae tum

tunc tuus, tua, tuum

ubï unde

üsus, -üsveniö, venïre, vënï, ventum

vertö, vertere, vertï, versum

vester, vestra, vestrum

vetus, veteris victöria, -ae

virgö, virginis (f) virïlis, virïle

virtüs, virtütis (f)vulnerö, vulneräre,

vulnerävï, vulnerätum