Imperium Rōmānum

Familia Rōmāna, capitulum I: 38 new words, 20 defined in Latin

Anglicē

capitulum -ī n
parva pars librī; hic liber multa capitula habet.
A head-like object or structure.
et
and
exemplum -ī n
quod sequī dēbēmus; exemplum bonum prīmus dat, cēterī imitantur.
example, sample, copy
fluvius -ī m
flūmen.
a stream, smaller river
Graecus -a -um
a Greek
grammatica -ae f
ars litterārum et verbōrum rēctōrum.
grammar, philology
imperium -ī n
potestās imperandī; imperium Rōmānum = omnēs terrae quibus Rōma imperat.
command, power
in prp +abl
in, on (+ abl.); into, onto (+ acc)
īnsula -ae f
terra aquā circumdata
island
Latīnus -a -um
Latin
littera -ae f
signum ūnīus sonī: A, B, C litterae sunt; litterīs verba scrībimus.
letter, (pl.) literature
magnus -a -um
patrēs patrum nostrōrum
great
mīlle
thousand
multī -ae -a
plūs quam cēterī
much, many; multō, by far
-ne
interrogative particle attached to the emphatic word in a question
nōn
not
num
(interrog.) an, utrum
interrogative particle implying negative answer
numerus -ī m
ut ūnus, duo, trēs
number, amount
ōceanus -ī m
maximum omnium marium; tōtum orbem terrārum cingit.
ocean, sea
oppidum -ī n
urbs parva
town
parvus -a -um
maximē parvus
small
paucī -ae -a
nōn multī
few, a few
pēnsum -ī n
allotment, portion, weight
prīmus -a -um
first
prōvincia -ae f
incola prōvinciae
province; official duty
quid?
well, why, what?
quoque
also, too
Rōmānus -a -um
Roman
secundus -a -um
quō aqua fluit
following; favorable; (as numeral) second
sed
but
sex
six
sum, esse, fuī, futūrum
anteā erant
be, exist; fut. infin. often = fore, impf. subj. often = forem for essem
syllaba -ae f
syllable
tertius -a -um
post prīmum et secundum
third
trēs tria
three
ubi
where, when
ūnus -a -um
one
vocābulum -ī n
verbum, nōmen
word

Independent companion to Hans H. Ørberg's Lingua Latina per se Illustrata (Domus Latina; Hackett), not affiliated with its publishers. Definitions come from this dictionary and the Imperial Restitution readers.