Sounding much like the beginning of a nursery rhyme, these three words are the masculine singular, feminine singular, and neuter singular nominative forms.
What is hic, haec, hoc?
100
Scribo, Scribere
What is to write?
100
Vincere, 1st person plural, present.
What is vincimus?
100
It's the only case that doesn't have an "a" in it's name.
What is genitive?
200
Totus, -a, -um
What is whole/entire?
200
This word related to"demonstrate" describes the type of adjectives that Hic + Ille are.
What is demonstrative?
200
Demonstro, Demonstare
What is to demonstrate?
200
Vincere, 1st person singular,imperfect.
What is vincebam?
200
It's the number of hills that existed in Ancient Rome, and my favorite number.
What is seven?
300
Unus, -a, -um
What is single?
300
Gero, Gerere
What is to carry?
300
Vincere, 3rd person plural, future.
What is vincent?
300
To found Rome, he killed his brother Remus with a stone.
Who is Romulus?
400
Morbus, -i, m.
What is disease?
400
In addition to hic + ille, this demonstrative adjective means "that of yours".
What is iste?
400
Vinco, vincere
What is to conquer?
400
Scribere, 3rd person plural, present.
What is scribunt?
400
Of all the Gods and Goddesses, only twelve of them lived here.
Where is Mount Olympus?
500
Locus,-i, m.
What is place?
500
In the singular, these two forms are always the same for all three genders.