Nouns
Accusative plural of noun meaning shouting or noise
clamores
3rd singular present tense of laboro, laborare
laborat
2nd singular present tense of sum, esse
es
Preposition meaning through
per
You (plural) in Latin
vos
Nominative plural of noun meaning slave woman
ancillae
2nd plural present of teneo, tenere
tenetis
2nd plural present tense of sum, esse
estis
Case of object of preposition meaning into
accusative
We or us in Latin
nos
Noun meaning city in the ablative singular
urbe
1st plural present tense of dormio, dormire
dormimus
Translate: he is able
potest
Preposition meaning away from
e, ex
I in Latin
ego
Stem of the noun meaning night
noct-
2nd singular present tense of maneo, manere
manes
Translate: they are able
possunt
Preposition meaning towards
ad
Her in Latin
eam
Noun meaning emperor in the ablative plural
principibus
Present stem of discedo, discedere
disced-
Singular imperative of duco, ducere
Duc
Two cases in which objects of prepositions must be placed
accusative and ablative
Him or it in Latin
eum