Nouns Lacrima -ae Oculus -i - Eye -

Nouns Lacrima -ae Oculus -i - Eye - Ocular - 2nd Masc - Tear - 1st Fem - Mirror - 2nd Neu Speculum -i Nouns Ostiarius -i

- Doorman - 2nd Masc Pirum -i - Pear - 2nd Neu Malum -i - Apple - 2nd Neu - Dont confuse with Malus a um - Malic acid Adjectives Formosus a um Osculum -i Noun

- Kiss - 2nd neu - Beautiful - Handsome - Formosa i.e. Taiwan Plenus a um - Full/Satisfied - Note! Often used with the genitive which translates to - Full of _____________ Verbs Tenet - holds - grasps - Teneo, tenre

Exspectat - Waits for - Exspects - Exspecto, exspectare Vertit - turns - Verto, vertere Lacrimat - cries - weeps - Lacrimo, lacrimare Verbs Claudit Aperit - Closes

- Claudo, claudere - Opens - Aperio, aperire Advenit Terget - Rub - Wipe - Clean - Tergeo, tergre - Arrives (at) Comes to Advenio, advenire Ad + Venit - Advent Dat

Verbs Inest - Is in - Insum, inesse - Irregular! - In + est - Gives - Do, dare Adit Exit - Exits Goes out of Exeo, exire Ex + it - Goes to

- Adeo, Adire - Ad + it Currit - Runs - Curro, currere Se Pronoun - Himself, Herself, Itself - Accusative - Reflexive = Refers back to the subject - Suicide - Sui (dative) + Caedo Adverbs! Et Et

Immo - On the contrary - By no means - Both and Solum - Only, merely - Adverb! - Dont confuse with the Adjective Solus a um - or Solum, soli: neu - soil Nonne? - Question that expects a yes answer - Opposite of Num - Non + ne Neque Neque - Neither Nor

Grammar Terms Dativus a um - Dative - Root is Da = to give - Dative case - denotes the receiver of an action - Translate as an indirect object or to/for someone unless otherwise directed. Sidenotes - Illic = There (Opposite of Hic) - E = Ex - Review :You can use E whenever you want except if the next word starts with a vowel or H