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Vocabulary and Summary of Grammatical Forms: Explōrātiōnēs 1-6 (Adventures 1-6)

Latin to English Vocabulary: Explōrātiōnēs 1-6 (Adventures 1-6)

Grammatical Forms: Explōrātiōnēs 1-6 (Adventures 1-6)

Pronouns

Singular Personal Pronouns, All Case Forms

Singular Interrogative Pronouns

Nouns

Singular Case Endings, Declensions 1-5

Verbs

Verb Personal Endings

Forms of sum, Present Tense

Forms of sum, Imperfect Tense

Forms of sum, Future Tense

A-Verb Present Tense Forms

E-Verb Present Tense Forms

A-Verb Imperfect Tense Forms

E-Verb Imperfect Tense Forms

A-Verb Future Tense Forms

E-Verb Future Tense Forms

Imperative Verb Forms: A-Verbs and E-Verbs

Pronouns

Singular Personal Pronouns, All Case Forms

Case 1st Person 2nd Person 3rd Person (m., f., n.)
Nominative ego is, ea, id
Genitive meī tuī eius, eius, eius
Dative mihi tibi eī, eī, eī
Accusative eum, eam, id
Ablative eō, eā, eō

Singular Personal Pronouns, All Case Forms, Translated

Case 1st Person 2nd Person 3rd Person
Nominative I you he, she, it
Genitive of me of you his, hers, its
Dative to/for me to/for you to/for him, her, it
Accusative me you him, her, it
Ablative prep. + me prep. + you prep. + him, her, it

Singular Interrogative Pronouns

Case Latin Pronoun (m., f.) English Translation Latin Pronoun (n.) English Translation
Nominative quis who? quid what?
Genitive cuius whose?; of whom? cuius of what?
Dative cui to/for whom? cui to/for which?
Accusative quem whom? quid what?
Ablative quō prep. + whom? quō prep. + what?

Nouns

Singular Case Endings, Declensions 1-5

Case 1st decl. 2nd decl. 3rd decl. 4th decl. 5th decl.
Nom. vi-a amīc-us rēx man-us r-ēs
Gen. vi-ae amīc-ī rēg-is man-ūs r-eī
Dat. vi-ae amīc-ō rēg-ī man-uī r-eī
Acc. vi-am amīc-um rēg-em man-um r-em
Abl. vi-ā amīc-ō rēg-e man-ū r-ē

Verbs

Verb Personal Endings

Person Singular Plural
1st person -m or -ō -mus
2nd person -s -tis
3rd person -t -nt

Forms of sum, Present Tense

Person Singular (Latin) Singular (English) Plural (Latin) Plural (English)
1st Person sum I am sumus we are
2nd Person es you are estis you all are
3rd Person est he, she, it is sunt they are

Forms of sum, Imperfect Tense

Person Singular (Latin) Singular (English) Plural (Latin) Plural (English)
1st Person eram I was erāmus we were
2nd Person erās you were erātis you all were
3rd Person erat he, she, it was erant they were

Forms of sum, Future Tense

Person Singular (Latin) Singular (English) Plural (Latin) Plural (English)
1st Person erō I will be erimus we will be
2nd Person eris you will be eritis you all will be
3rd Person erit he, she, it will be erunt they will be

A-Verb Present Tense Forms

Ending Singular Ending Plural Verb Stem + Ending Singular Verb Stem + Ending Plural English Translation Singular English Translation Plural
-ā-mus cōgit-ō cōgit-āmus I think we think
-ā-s -ā-tis cōgit-ās cōgit-ātis you think you all think
-a-t -a-nt cōgit-at cōgit-ant he, she, it thinks they think

E-Verb Present Tense Forms

Ending Singular Ending Plural Verb Stem + Ending Singular Verb Stem + Ending Plural English Translation Singular English Translation Plural
-e-ō -ē-mus dēbeō dēbēmus I need we need
-ē-s -ē-tis dēbēs dēbētis you need you all need
-e-t -e-nt dēbet dēbent he, she, it needs they need

A-Verb Imperfect Tense Forms

Ending Singular Ending Plural Verb Stem + Ending Singular Verb Stem + Ending Plural English Translation Singular English Translation Plural
-ā-bam -ā-bāmus cōgitābam cōgitābāmus I was thinking we were thinking
-ā-bās -ā-bātis cōgitābās cōgitābātis you were thinking you all were thinking
-ā-bat -ā-bant cōgitābat cōgitābant he, she, it was thinking they were thinking

E-Verb Imperfect Tense Forms

Ending Singular Ending Plural Verb Stem + Ending Singular Verb Stem + Ending Plural English Translation Singular English Translation Plural
-ē-bam -ē-bāmus habēbam habēbāmus I was having we were having
-ē-bās -ē-bātis habēbās habēbātis you were having you all were having
-ē-bat -ē-bant habēbat habēbant he, she, it was having they were having

A-Verb Future Tense Forms

Ending Singular Ending Plural Verb Stem + Ending Singular Verb Stem + Ending Plural English Translation Singular English Translation Plural
-ā-bō -ā-bimus cōgitābō cōgitābimus I will think we will think
-ā-bis -ā-bitis cōgitābis cōgitābitis you will think you all will think
-ā-bit -ā-bunt cōgitābit cōgitābunt he, she, it will think they will think

E-Verb Future Tense Forms

Ending Singular Ending Plural Verb Stem + Ending Singular Verb Stem + Ending Plural English Translation Singular English Translation Plural
-ē-bō -ē-bimus iubēbō iubēbimus I will order we will order
-ē-bis -ē-bitis iubēbis iubēbitis you will order you all will order
-ē-bit -ē-bunt iubēbit iubēbunt he, she, it will order they will order

Imperative Verb Forms: A-Verbs and E-Verbs

Verb Conjugation Ending Singular Ending Plural Verb Stem + Ending Singular Verb Stem + Ending Plural English Translation Singular English Translation Plural
A-Verbs -āte cōgitā cōgitāte Think! Think, (you all)!
E-Verbs -ēte movē movēte Move! Move, (you all)!

Latin to English Vocabulary: Explōrātiōnēs 1-6

(Adventures 1-6)

Latin English Meaning
ā / ab + abl. away from; from
ad + acc. to; towards
adulēscēns young adult; young man; young woman “Someone in their 20s,” she added.
aliquid something
amīcus, amīc-ī, m. friend
amō, am-āre to love
amor, amōr-is, m. love
animus, anim-ī, m. mind (singular); passions (plural)
atque / ac and
bene well (as in ‘I feel well’, not a water source) “This always comes before a verb in Latin, not after it.”
bonus, bona, bonum good
cōgitō, cōgit-āre to think; plan
cōnsul, cōnsul-is, m. consul (the two highest elected officials at Rome)
cum when
cum + abl. with
cūra, cūr-ae, f. care; concern “Not ‘cure’!”
dē + abl. about; from
dea, de-ae, f. goddess
dēbeō, dēb-ēre to need (to do something); to owe
deinde / dein then
deus, de-ī, m. god (Nominative plural is dī)
dō, d-are I give, to give
doceō, doc-ēre to teach
dolor, dolōr-is, m. pain
duo, duae, duo two
ē / ex + abl. out of; from; based on
et and
et… et both… and
familia, famili-ae, f. family
fēmina, fēmin-ae, f. woman
fidēs, fid-eī, f. trust; trustworthiness
fīlia, fīli-ae, f. daughter
fīlius, fīli-ī, m. son
furor, furōr-is, m. madness
geminī twins (male)
habeō, hab-ēre to have; to hold
iaceō, iac-ēre to lie “As in: to lie on the ground.”
iam now; already
in + acc. into (a place); against (someone/thing); for (a purpose)
in + abl. in; on; in the case of
inimīcus, inimīc-ī, m. enemy, “A personal enemy – an ‘unfriend’.”
īra, īr-ae, f. anger
iubeō, iub-ēre to order
labor, labōr-is, m. struggle; effort
lēx, lēg-is, f. law
lībertās, lībertāt-is, f. freedom
lūx, lūc-is, f. light
malus, mala, malum bad
maneō, man-ēre to remain; stay; await
manus, man-ūs, f. hand
mors, mort-is, f. death
mōs, mōr-is, m. custom (singular); behavior (plural)
moveō, mov-ēre to move
mūtō, mūt-āre to change
-ne “Introduces a yes-or-no question; it is attached to the first word of the question.”
nec / neque nor
nec… nec neither… nor
neque… neque neither… nor
nīl / nihil nothing
nisi unless; except
nōmen mihi est my name is
nōn not “The word nōn is normally put before the verb in Latin.”
nox, noct-is, f. night
nunc now
parēns parent
parō, par-āre to prepare; acquire
patria, patri-ae, f. country
per + acc. through
populus, popul-ī, m. people
puella, puell-ae, f. girl
puer, puer-ī, m. boy
-que and
quis (m. / f.), quid (n.) who?; what?
quisquis whoever
quoque too
rēs, r-eī, f. thing; fact; matter; property
rēs pūblica, r-eī pūblic-ae, f. republic; commonwealth
rēx, rēg-is, m. king
rogō, rog-āre to ask
sed but
senātus, senāt-ūs, m. Senate
servō, serv-āre to save; preserve “Note: this does not mean ‘to serve’!”
if
sīc thus; so
sī fierī potest if it is possible
sine + abl. without
spērō, spēr-āre to hope
spēs, sp-ēī, f. hope
sum, esse to be
timeō, tim-ēre to fear
timor, timōr-is, m. fear
ūnus, ūna, ūnum one
urbs, urb-is, f. city
valeō, val-ēre to be strong “You only need one Latin word to translate the two English words ‘be strong’!”
via, vi-ae, f. road; journey
videō, vid-ēre to see
vir, vir-ī, m. man
vīta, vīt-ae, f. life
vocō, voc-āre to call
vōx, vōc-is, f. voice; word

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