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ER chapter 7

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occupatus busy
laborantes working
spectant they watch
nuntius messenger
venit he/she comes
salutat he/she greets
salve! Greetings! Hello!
inquit he/she says
meus my
ducit he/she leads
tradit he/she hands over
Eheu! Alas! Oh no!
princeps emperor
ad urbem to the city
revocat he/she recalls
consulere to consult
redire to return
Eugepae! Hurray!
ire to go
Quos...? Whom?
urbane notably polite; suave
case function of noun in a sentence
number singular or plural
gender masculine, feminine, neuter
nominative case used for subjects, predicate nominatives
accusative case used for DOs
insula apartment building
domus self contained house
atrium main room
tablinum father's study, office
peristylium open courtyard
cubiculum room, bedroom
compluvium opening in roof
impluvium pool to collect rainwater
culina kitchen
triclinium dining room
latrina toilet
villa rustica country house and farm
villa urbana country house outside the city
villa maritima country house by the sea
a 1st declensionnominative singular
ae 1st declension nominative plural
am 1st declension accusative singular
as 1st declension accusative plural
us 2nd declension nominative singular
i 2nd declension nominative plural
um 2nd declension accusative singular
os 2nd declension accusative plural
different 3rd declension nominative singular
es 3rd declension nominative/accusative plural
em 3rd declension accusative singular
alae wings/halls
declensions groups of nouns
vilicus overseer
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