Vocābula Capitulī IX

masculīnum adiectīvum numerālis

fēminīnum adverbium coniūnctiō
neutrum verbum prōnōmen
praepositiō
campus, –ī (m.) field, plain campus, camp, champion
pāstor, pāstōris (m.) shepherd, herdsman pastor, pastoral, pasture
canis, canis (m. or f.)
Gen. Plūr: canum dog, hound canine
ovis, ovis (f.) sheep ovine
cibus, –ī (m.) food
herba, –ae (f.) herb, grass herbivore, herbal
rīvus, –ī (m.) creek, stream river, derive, derivative
pānis, pānis (m.)
Gen. Plūr: pānum bread company, pantry
mōns, mōntis (m.)
Gen. Plūr: mōntium mountain monte, Montana
vallis, vallis (f.)
Gen. Plūr: vallium valley vale, valley, Montevallo
collis, collis (m.)
Gen. Plūr: collium hill
arbor, arboris (f.) tree arboretum
silva, –ae (f.) forest Sylvia, Sylvester, Pennsylvan
lupus, –ī (m.) wolf luposlipaphobia
sōl, sōlis (m.) sun solar
caelum, –ī (n.) heaven, sky celestial, Celeste
terra, –ae (f.) earth, land, ground, country terra firma, terrain
nūbēs, nūbis (f.)
Gen. Plūr: nūbium cloud obnubilate
umbra, –ae (f.) shade umbrage, somber
vestīgium, –(i)ī (n.) footprint investigation
timor, timōris (m.) fear timorous
dēns, dēntis (m.)
Gen. Plūr: dēntium tooth trident, dandelion
clāmor, clāmoris (m.) shout clamorous, clamor
modus, –ī (m.) manner, mode, way modus operandi
niger, nigra, nigrum black Nigeria, noir
albus, –a, –um white Alps, albino
ūndēcentum ninety – nine
ēst, edunt he, she, or it eats / they eat
bibit, bibunt he, she, or it drinks beverage, imbibe
lūcet, lūcent he, she, or it shines translucent
petit, petunt he, she, or it aims for competition
dūcit, dūcunt he, she, or it leads produce, induce
iacet, iacent he, she, or it lies down
relinquit, relinquunt he, she, or it leaves behind relinquish
lātrat, lātrant he, she, or it barks
errat, errant he, she, or it wanders, errs error, inerrant, erroneous
quaerit, quaerunt he, she, or it seeks question, query, quest
reperit, reperiunt he, she, or it finds
ululat, ululant he, she, or it howls ululation
bālat, bālant he, she, or it bleats
accurrit, accurrunt he, she, or it runs to
impōnit, impōnunt he, she, or it puts/places in/on impostor, imposition
ipse, ipsa, ipsum himself, herself, itself ipse dixit, solipsism
procul at a distance, far o
suprā above soprano
suprā + acc. over
sub + acc. up to, approaching substitute
sub + abl under submarine
dum while
ut like, as, how
dēclīnātiō, dēclīnātiōnis (f.) declension; all forms of a noun decline