Latin · Chapter 2
Declensions: why the dictionary gives two forms
10 vocabulary lessons, 2 grammar primers, 1 story milestone.
Start this chapterLesson 1 · Words 101-110
Words 101 to 110
101 -que and (enclitic, attached to the end of a word) conjunction 102 ordo order; rank; row noun 103 an or; whether conjunction 104 par equal; a match adjective 105 primus first; foremost adjective 106 quando when; since conjunction 107 circa around; about preposition 108 caput head; chief point; chapter noun 109 hinc from here; hence adverb 110 verbum word noun Lesson 7 · Words 151-160
Words 151 to 160
151 statim at once; immediately adverb 152 aliquis someone; something pronoun 153 praeter except; besides; past preposition 154 solus alone; only adjective 155 iterum a second time adverb 156 quantus how great; how much adjective 157 iuxta next to; according to preposition 158 omnino altogether; entirely adverb 159 noster our; ours adjective 160 natura nature noun Lesson 9 · Words 161-170
Words 161 to 170
161 quin why not; but that; indeed conjunction 162 longe far; by far adverb 163 vis force; strength; violence noun 164 secundum according to; along preposition 165 genus kind; race; birth noun 166 prius earlier; sooner; before adverb 167 certe certainly; at least adverb 168 scilicet namely; of course adverb 169 olim once; formerly; one day adverb 170 modus measure; manner; limit noun