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87 Cards in this Set
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Paper Map |
Charta |
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Europa the Maiden, Europe the Continent
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Europa |
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Story Stories |
Fabula Fabulae |
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Insula Insulae |
Island Islands |
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Paeninsula Paeninsulae |
Peninsula Peninsulas |
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Puella Puellae |
Girl, Maiden Girls, Maidens |
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Regina Reginae |
Queen Queens |
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Terra Terrae |
Land, Country, Earth Lands, Countries, Earths |
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Est |
Is |
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Lives |
Habitat |
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Rules |
Regnat |
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Spectate |
Look At [A Command]
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Are |
Sunt |
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And |
Et |
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Here |
Hic |
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(With abl. case) in, on |
In |
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Ita |
Yes, Thus So |
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First word in a sentence indicates asking a question |
-Ne |
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Paene |
Almost |
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But |
Sed |
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Ubi |
Where |
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Friend [Fem]
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Amica |
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Friend [Masc]
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Amicus |
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Deus |
God |
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Daughter Daughters |
Filia Filae |
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Iuppiter |
Jupiter |
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Ovid [The Poet] |
Ovidius |
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Poet Poets |
Poeta Poetae |
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King |
Rex |
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Bull |
Taurus |
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Tyre |
Tyrus |
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Loves, Likes |
Amat |
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Desiderat |
Desires |
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Flees |
Fugitat |
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Plays |
Ludit |
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Tells |
Narrats |
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Carries |
Portat |
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Watches, Looks At
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Spectat |
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Strange, New |
Novus |
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Timid, Shy |
Timidus |
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Phoenician or of Phoneicia
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Phoenicius |
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Tyrian or of Tyre
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Tyrius |
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To, Toward, Near |
Ad |
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With |
Cum |
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De |
About, Concerning, Down From |
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Diu |
For a long time, For a long while, Long |
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Nunc |
Now |
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Once, Once Upon A Time
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Olim |
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Quis? |
Who? |
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Himself, Herself, Itself, Themselves |
Se |
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Sea |
Mari |
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They Love, Are Loving, Do Love |
Amant |
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They Carry, are Carrying, Do Carry |
Portant |
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They Rule, are Ruling, Do Rule
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Regnant |
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Sunt |
They Are |
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Ludent |
They Play, Are Playing, Do Play |
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-t |
Pronoun = He, She, It |
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-nt |
Pronoun = They |
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-a to -ae |
Nominative Case: Nouns Singular -a to Nouns Plural -ae |
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Tergo |
On His Back |
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Appeliata |
Is Called |
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Europa est puella pulchra. |
Europa is a beautiful maiden |
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Nominative Case = Singular -a and Plural -ae Terra Est Magna Terrae sunt Magnae |
Nominative Case The land is Large The lands are Large |
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Accusative Case = Singular -am Plural -as Spectate Terram Spectate Terras |
Accusative Case Look at the Land Look at the Lands |
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Ablative Case = Singular -a Plural -is Roma est in Italia Puellae pulchrae sunt in Insulis |
Ablative Case Rome is in Italy The beautiful girls are on the Islands |
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Predictive Case Insulae sunt Tarrae |
Predictive Case The lands are countries |
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Nominative Case Singular = -a Plural = -ae The Land is Large. The Lands are Large |
Terra est magna. [singular] Terrae sunt magnae. [plural] |
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Accusative Singular and Plural Accusative Case Singular = -am Plural = -as Look at the Land. Look at the Lands. |
Spectate terram. Spectate terras. |
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Ablative Case Singular = -a Plural = -as Rome is in Italy. The beautiful girls are in Italy. |
Roma est in Italia Puellae pulchras sunt in Italia |
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-am -as |
Accusative Case Nouns Singular to Plural Puellam = Girl Puellis = Girls |
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-a -is |
Ablative Case Nouns Singular to Plural Puella = Girl Puellis = Girls |
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Minerva est dea.
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Minerva is a goddess.
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Est dea sapientiae.
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(She) is the goddess of wisdom.
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Est dea lānae quoque.
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(She) is also the goddess of spinning.
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Arachnē est puella.
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Arachne is a maiden.
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Est puella perīta in lānā.
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(She) is a girl skilled in spinning.
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Pictūrās pulchrās in textilī format
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(She) fashions beautiful pictures in tapestries.
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Minerva cum deīs in Olympō habitat.
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Minerva lives with the gods on Olympus.
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Arachnē in casā parvā in Lydiā habitat.
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Arachne lives in a small house in Lydia.
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Arachnē est superba quod pictūrās pulchrās fōrmat.
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Arachne is proud because she fashions beautiful pictures.
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Saepe nymphae silvae spectant dum puella perīta lānam glomerat et pictūrās in textilī fōrmat.
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Often the nymphs of the forest watch while the skillful girl winds wool and fashions pictures on a tapestry.
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Picturae sunt pulchrae.
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The pictures are beautiful.
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Pictūrae fābulās dē vītā agricolārum et dē vitā incolārum Lydiae nārrant.
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The pictures tell stories about the of farmers and the life of the inhabitants of Lydia.
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Nymphae pictūrās puellae amant et puellam laudant.
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The nymphs love the girl's pictures and they praise the girl.
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-ae -arum |
Genitive Case Singular and Plural Puellae = Girl Puellarum = Girls |
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-ae -is |
Dative Case Singular and Plural Puellae = Girl Puellis = Girls |
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Dea |
Goddess |