Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Singular and Plural
Singular to Plural in Context
Translations
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ager, agri, m.
field
100
rideo, ridere, risi, risus
to laugh (at), to smile
100
Change from singular to plural: -a
-ae
100
Change from singular to plural: Cornelia est puella Romana.
Cornelia et Flavia sunt puellae Romanae.
100
Etiam in pictura est Sextus qui in eadem villa habitat.
Also in the picture is Sextus who lives in the same country house.
200
cado, cadere, cecidi, casurus
to fall
200
servus, servi, m.
slave
200
Change from plural to singular: -i
-r / -us
200
Change from plural to singular: Amicae sunt defessae.
Amica est defessa.
200
Davus gemit.
Davus groans.
300
etiam, adv.
also, even
300
solus, sola, solum
alone
300
Change from singular to plural: -us
-i
300
Change from plural to singular: Amici sunt strenui.
Amicus est strenuus.
300
Subito statua in piscinam cadit.
Suddenly the statue falls into the fishpond.
400
gemo, gemere, gemui, gemitus
to groan
400
vir, viri, m.
man, husband
400
Change from plural to singular: -ae
-a
400
Change from singular to plural: In agris laborat servus.
In agris laborant servi.
400
Hodie pueri in horto clamant et rident quod laeti sunt.
Today the boys shout and laugh in the garden because they are happy.
500
multi, multae, multa
many
500
iratus, irata, iratum
angry
500
Change from singular to plural: -r
-i
500
Change from singular to plural: Marcus est puer Romanus.
Marcus et Sextus sunt pueri Romani.
500
In Italia sunt multi servi qui in agris laborant.
In Italy (there) are many slaves who work in the fields.
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