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Decline oculus, oculī (m.) “eye” in the singular
Nominative: oculus, Genitive: oculī, Dative: oculō, Accusative: oculum, Ablative: oculō
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Decline oculus, oculī (m.) “eye” in the plural
Nominative: oculī, Genitive: oculōrum, Dative: oculīs, Accusative: oculōs, Ablative: oculīs
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Decline lacrima, lacrimae (f.) “tear” in the singular
Nominative: lacrima, Genitive: lacrimae, Dative: lacrimae, Accusative: lacrimam, Ablative: lacrimā
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Decline lacrima, lacrimae (f.) “tear” in the plural
Nominative: lacrimae, Genitive: lacrimārum, Dative: lacrimīs, Accusative: lacrimās, Ablative: lacrimīs
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Decline oppidum, oppidī (n.) “town” in the singular
Nominative: oppidum, Genitive: oppidī, Dative: oppidō, Accusative: oppidum, Ablative: oppidō
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Decline oppidum, oppidī (n.) “town” in the plural
Nominative: oppida, Genitive: oppidōrum, Dative: oppidīs, Accusative: oppida, Ablative: oppidīs
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Decline tempus, temporis (n.) “time” in the singular
Nominative: tempus, Genitive: temporis, Dative: temporī, Accusative: tempus, Ablative: tempore
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Decline tempus, temporis (n.) “time” in the plural
Nominative: tempora, Genitive: temporum, Dative: temporibus, Accusative: tempora, Ablative: temporibus
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Decline rēx, rēgis (m.) “king” in the singular
Nominative: rēx, Genitive: rēgis, Dative: rēgī, Accusative: rēgem, Ablative: rēge
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Decline rēx, rēgis (m.) “king” in the plural
Nominative: rēgēs, Genitive: rēgum, Dative: rēgibus, Accusative: rēgēs, Ablative: rēgibus
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Conjugate laudō in the Present tense (Active Voice) Singular
1st Person: laudō (I praise), 2nd Person: laudās (you praise), 3rd Person: laudat (he/she/it praises)
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Conjugate laudō in the Present tense (Active Voice) Plural
1st Person: laudāmus (we praise), 2nd Person: laudātis (y’all praise), 3rd Person: laudant (they praise)
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Conjugate laudō in the Imperfect tense (Active Voice) Singular
1st Person: laudābam (I was praising), 2nd Person: laudābās (you were praising), 3rd Person: laudābat (he/she/it was praising)
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Conjugate laudō in the Imperfect tense (Active Voice) Plural
1st Person: laudābāmus (we were praising), 2nd Person: laudābātis (y’all were praising), 3rd Person: laudābant (they were praising)
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Conjugate laudō in the Future tense (Active Voice) Singular
1st Person: laudābō (I will praise), 2nd Person: laudābis (you will praise), 3rd Person: laudābit (he/she/it will praise)
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Conjugate laudō in the Future tense (Active Voice) Plural
1st Person: laudābimus (we will praise), 2nd Person: laudābitis (y’all will praise), 3rd Person: laudābunt (they will praise)
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Conjugate habeō in the Present tense (Active Voice)
Singular: habeō (I have), habēs (you have), habet (he/she/it has), Plural: habēmus (we have), habētis (y’all have), habent (they have)
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Conjugate habeō in the Imperfect tense (Active Voice)
Singular: habēbam (I was having), habēbās (you were having), habēbat (he/she/it was having), Plural: habēbāmus (we were having), habēbātis (y’all were having), habēbant (they were having)
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Conjugate habeō in the Future tense (Active Voice)
Singular: habēbō (I will have), habēbis (you will have), habēbit (he/she/it will have), Plural: habēbimus (we will have), habēbitis (y’all will have), habēbunt (they will have)
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oppidum, oppidi (n.) town declension (singular)
oppidum, oppidi, oppido, oppidum, oppido
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oppidum, oppidi (n.) town declension (plural)
oppida, oppidorum, oppidis, oppida, oppidis
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tempus, temporis (n.) time declension (singular)
tempus, temporis, tempori, tempus, tempore
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tempus, temporis (n.) time declension (plural)
tempora, temporum, temporibus, tempora, temporibus
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rex, regis (m.) king declension (singular)
rex, regis, regi, regem, rege
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rex, regis (m.) king declension (plural)
reges, regum, regibus, reges, regibus
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oculus, oculi (m.) eye declension (singular)
oculus, oculi, oculo, oculum, oculo
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oculus, oculi (m.) eye declension (plural)
oculi, oculorum, oculis, oculos, oculis
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lacrima, lacrimae (f.) tear declension (singular)
lacrima, lacrimae, lacrimae, lacrimam, lacrima
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lacrima, lacrimae (f.) tear declension (plural)
lacrimae, lacrimarum, lacrimis, lacrimas, lacrimis
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Present tense of laudo, laudare (singular)
laudo, laudas, laudat
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Present tense of laudo, laudare (plural)
laudamus, laudatis, laudant
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Present tense of teneo, tenere (singular)
teneo, tenes, tenet
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Present tense of teneo, tenere (plural)
tenemus, tenetis, tenent
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Imperfect tense of teneo, tenere (singular)
tenebam, tenebas, tenebat
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Imperfect tense of teneo, tenere (plural)
tenebamus, tenebatis, tenebant
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Future tense of teneo, tenere (singular)
tenebo, tenebis, tenebit
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Future tense of teneo, tenere (plural)
tenebimus, tenebitis, tenebunt
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de preposition case
ablative
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Example with de
de Iulio (about Julius)
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e/ex preposition case
ablative
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Example with e/ex
ex arbore (from the tree)
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in preposition cases
accusative for motion, ablative for location
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Example with in (motion)
in villam (into the house)
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Example with in (location)
in villa (in the house)
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propter preposition case
accusative
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Example with propter
propter gloriam (because of glory)
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amicitia
friendship
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pauci
few
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verus
true
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dignus
worthy
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praeclarus
excellent
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Translate “Few men have true friends, and few are worthy.”
Pauci viri veros amicos habent, et pauci sunt digni
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Rudolph line 1 translation: Reno erat Rudolphus
Rudolph was a reindeer
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Rudolph line 2 translation: Nasum rubrum habebat
He had a red nose
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