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via viae f Via longa est et multās villās praeterit.road/way The long road passes by many houses.
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aqua aquae f Aqua in flūmine rapidē fluit.water The water in the river flows swiftly.
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agricola agricolae m Agricola in agrīs frūmentum colit.farmer The farmer grows grain in the fields.
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fīlius fīliī m Fīlius rēgis in aulā regnā magnā cum honōre vīvit.son The king’s son lives in the royal court with great honor.
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urbs urbis f Urbs antīqua mūrō altō cingitur.city The ancient city is surrounded by a high wall.
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rēx rēgis m Rēx sapientissimus populum suum iūstē regit.king The very wise king rules his people justly.
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templum templī n Templum magnum in mediā urbe stat.temple A large temple stands in the middle of the city.
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bellum bellī n Bellum diū geritur sed spēs pācis manet.war The war is waged for a long time, but hope for peace remains.
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puer puerī m Puer novum librum in scholā legit.boy The boy reads a new book at school.
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amīcus amīcī m Amīcus meus mē semper adiuvat.friend My friend always helps me.
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famīlia famīliae f Famīlia magna in parvā casā habitat.family The large family lives in a small house.
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dea deae f Dea in templō sacrifīcia accipit.goddess The goddess receives offerings in the temple.
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fēmina fēminae f Fēmina fortis urbem hostibus dēfendit.woman The brave woman defends the city from enemies.
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vir virī m Vir in forō cum cīvibus disserit.man The man discusses with citizens in the forum.
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caelum caelī n Caelum est clārum post imbrem.sky The sky is clear after the rain.
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mare maris n Mare altum nāvēs magnās sustinet.sea The deep sea supports large ships.
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mīles mīlitis m Mīles fortis in aciē pugnat.soldier The brave soldier fights in the battle line.
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patria patriae f Patria nostra montēs et lātā flūmina habet.fatherland/country Our country has mountains and broad rivers.
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vīta vītae f Vīta saepe laetā et tristī fortūnā variātur.life Life often varies with happy and sad fortune.
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verbum verbī n Verbum scrīptum in tabulā diū manet.word The written word remains on the board for a long time.
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amīcitia amīcitiae f Amīcitia inter duōs populōs pācem servat.friendship Friendship between two peoples preserves peace.
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populus populī m Populus lībertātem et iūstitiam amat.people The people love freedom and justice.
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lībertās lībertātis f Lībertās omnibus cīvibus grāta est.freedom Freedom is pleasing to all citizens.
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fīlia fīliae f Fīlia poētae carmina pulchra legit.daughter The poet’s daughter reads beautiful poems.
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gladius gladiī m Gladius mīlitis in proeliō fulget.sword The soldier’s sword shines in battle.
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dominus dominī m Dominus vīllae servōs ad sē vocat.master/lord The master of the villa calls the servants to him.
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servus servī m Servus fīdelis dominō semper paret.slave/servant The faithful servant always obeys his master.
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puella puellae f Puella parva sub arbore sedet et legit.girl The little girl sits under a tree and reads.
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dōnum dōnī n Dōnum amīcī meī mihi magnam laetitiam facit.gift My friend’s gift brings me great joy.
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cōnsilium cōnsiliī n Cōnsilium bonum rēm pūblicam servāre potest.plan/advice A good plan can save the republic.
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imperium imperiī n Imperium Rōmānum olim maximum fuit.power/empire The Roman Empire was once very large.
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lēx lēgis f Lēx nova populō grāta est.law The new law is pleasing to the people.
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senātor senātōris m Senātor in Cūriā dē pāce loquitur.senator The senator speaks about peace in the Senate.
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plēbs plēbis f Plēbs saepe cibum et iūstitiam requīrit.common people The common people often seek food and justice.
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nōmen nōminis n Nōmen poētae in omnibus librīs clārum est.name The poet’s name is famous in all the books.
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virtūs virtūtis f Virtūs Rōmānōrum multōs hostēs movet.courage/virtue The Romans’ courage impresses many enemies.
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cōnsuētūdō cōnsuētūdinis f Cōnsuētūdō nova cīvēs prīmō perturbat.custom The new custom initially disturbs the citizens.
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aurum aurī n Aurum rēgis in arcā magnā servātur.gold The king’s gold is kept in a large chest.
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cor cordis n Cor mātris est plēnum amōris.heart A mother’s heart is full of love.
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ignis ignis m Ignis in focō per noctem lūcet.fire A fire glows in the hearth through the night.
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aetās aetātis f Aetās senectūtis saepe est sapiens.age/era The age of old age is often wise.
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domus domūs f Domus senātōris magnōs hortōs habet.house/home The senator’s house has large gardens.
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annus annī m Annus novus spem hominibus affert.year The new year brings hope to people.
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tempus temporis n Tempus celeriter fugit et nōn revertitur.time Time quickly flees and does not return.
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hospes hospitis m Hospes in vīllā regiā benīgnē accipitur.guest/host The guest is kindly received in the royal villa.
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lītus lītōris n Lītus maris nautās magnis undis excipit.shore/coast The seashore greets sailors with large waves.
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ager agrī m Ager fertilis frūctūs abundantes gignit.field The fertile field yields abundant crops.
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argentum argentī n Argentum in forō inter mercātōrēs vēnditur.silver Silver is sold among merchants in the marketplace.
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equus equī m Equus celer in campō currit.horse The swift horse runs in the field.
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arbor arboris f Arbor magna umbram viātōribus praebet.tree A large tree provides shade for travelers.
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