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Latin in the Christian Trivium, Vol. 1, Chapter 4

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ancilla, ancillae (f)   handmaiden, maidservant (ancillary)  
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aqua, aquae (f)   water (aquatic, aquamarine)  
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balaena, balaenae (f)   whale  
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Europa, Eurpoae (f)   Europe  
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familia, familiae (f)   family (familial)  
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Gallia, Galliae (f)   Gaul  
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Italia, Italiae (f)   Italy  
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iustitia, iustitae (f)   justice, righteousness  
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patria, patriae (f)   homeland, home, country, fatherland (patriotic, expatriate)  
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poeta, poetae (m)   poet  
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propheta, prophetae (m or f))   prophet  
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provincia, provinciae (f)   province (provincial)  
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puella, puellae (f)   girl  
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raeda, raedae (f)   carriage, coach  
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Roma, Romae (f)   Rome  
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sapientia, sapientiae (f)   wisdom  
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silva, silvae (f)   forest, woods  
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stella, stellae (f)   star  
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terra, terrae (f)   earth, land, ground  
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tunica, tunicae (f)   tunic  
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turba, turbae (f)   common crowd, turmoil, crowd (turbulent, disturb)  
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via, viae (f)   way, road, street  
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villa, villae (f)   house, country home, farmhouse, villa  
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et   and (conjunction)  
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est   There is; he, she, or it is  
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sed   but (conjunction)  
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sunt   there are; they are  
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-que   and (enclitic and may be used when connecting words of like syntax)  
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in (followed by noun in ablative case)   in (or) on  
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in (when followed by a noun in the accusative case)   into (or) against  
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Nominative case   Subject, predicate nominative  
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Genitive case   Shows possession (of, -'s, or s')  
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Dative   Indirect Object  
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Accusative   Direct Object; Object of some prepositions  
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Ablative   Object of some prepositions  
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First Declension endings   -a, -ae, -ae, -am, -a; -ae, -arum, -is, -as, -is  
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handmaiden, maidservant   ancilla, ancillae  
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water   aqua, aquae  
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whale   balaena, balaenae  
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Europe   Europa, Europae  
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family   familia, familiae  
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Gaul   Gallia, Galliae  
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Italy   Italia, Italiae  
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justice, righteousness   iustitia, iustitiae  
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homeland, home, country, fatherland   patria, patriae  
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poet   poeta, poetae  
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prophet   propheta, prophetae  
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province   provincia, provinciae  
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girl   puella, puellae  
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carriage, coach   raeda, raedae  
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Rome   Roma, Romae  
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wisdom   sapientia, sapientiae  
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forest, woods   silva, silvae  
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star   stella, stellae  
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earth, land, ground   terra, terrae  
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tunic   tunica, tunicae  
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common crowd, turmoil, crowd   turba, turbae  
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way, road, street   via, viae  
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house, country home, farmhouse, villa   villa, villae  
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and (conjuction)   et  
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but   sed  
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and (enclitic)   -que  
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