masculīnum adverbium praepositiō

fēminīnum verbum coniūnctiō

adiectīvum numerālis
Chapter 6
Latin English Derivative
via, –ae (f.) road; way via, viable, viaduct
mūrus, –ī (m.) wall intramural
porta, –ae (m.) door; gate portal, porch, port
lectīca, –ae (f.) sedan chair
saccus, –ī (m.) sack; bag satchel
umerus, –ī (m.) shoulder humerus
amīcus, –ī (m.) friend (masculine) amicable, amiable
inimīcus, –ī (m.) enemy inimical, enmity
equus, –ī (m.) horse equine, equestrian
amīca, –ae (f.) friend (feminine)
longus, a, um long longitude, purloin, longevity
malus, a, um bad; evil malice, malicious, malaria
fessus, a, um tired
duodecim twelve duodecimo, dozen
it he, she, or it goes
eunt they go
portat he, she, or it carries import, export, deport
ambulat he, she, or it walks ambulatory, pre–ambulatory
vehit he, she, or it rides; carries vector, vehicle, convection
timet he, she, or it fears timid, timorous
intrat he, she, it enters; advances
tam so, so much as; as
quam how; than
inter +acc. between; among; during interim
prope near propinquity
prope +acc. near propinquity
procul far
procul ab +abl. far away, far away from
circum around circumvent
circum +acc. around circumvent
ad +acc. to, toward
ante +acc. before, in front of antebellum, ancestor
post +acc. behind, a er postscript
ā +abl. by, from
apud +acc. beside, near, by
per +acc. through, by means of per capita, per diem, per se
nam for
itaque therefore
autem but, however
unde? from where
quō? where (to)?
praepositiō preposition
locātīvus locative
āctīvum active
passīvum passive