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Capitulum II

Familia Rōmāna

  • The three genders
  • The genitive to show possession
  • Question words
  • The possessives meus and tuus
  • Numbers that agree

30 words · + 6 proper nouns

Chapter notebook

Words seen

  • vir man, husband
  • fēmina woman
  • puer boy, child
  • puella girl
  • familia family, household (slaves included)
  • pater father
  • māter mother
  • fīlius son
  • fīlia daughter
  • līberī children (of a family)
  • servus slave, servant
  • dominus master (of the household)
  • ancilla maidservant, female slave
  • domina mistress (of the household)
  • liber book
  • titulus title
  • pāgina page
  • masculīnum masculine (grammatical gender)
  • fēminīnum feminine (grammatical gender)
  • neutrum neuter (grammatical gender)
  • genetīvus genitive (the case of possession)
  • antīquus old, ancient
  • novus new
  • cēterī the other, the rest of the
  • meus my, mine
  • tuus your (singular), yours
  • centum a hundred (100)
  • -que and (enclitic, attached to the second word)
  • quot how many? (indeclinable)
  • ecce look!, here is / here are

Sentences seen

  • Titus fīlius Cornēliī est.

    Titus is the son of Cornelius

  • In familiā Rōmānā multī virī et multae fēminae sunt.

    In a Roman family there are many men and many women.

  • Tullia māter Titī est.

    Tullia is the mother of Titus.

  • Quis fīlius fēminae est.

    Who is the woman's son?

  • Titus puer parvus et fīlius Cornēliī est.

    Titus is a small boy and Cornelius's son.

  • Stichus servus Cornēliī est.

    Stichus is the slave of Cornelius

  • Titus et Līvia līberī Cornēliī sunt.

    Titus and Livia are the children of Cornelius.

  • Liber fīliae parvus est.

    The daughter's book is small.

  • Stichus servus dominī est.

    Stichus is the master's slave.

  • Cornēlius dominus est Stichus servus est Titus et Līvia līberī sunt.

    Cornelius is the master, Stichus is the slave, and Titus and Livia are the children.

  • Liber Titī novus est.

    The book of Titus is new

  • Lȳdia ancilla dominae est.

    Lydia is the mistress's maidservant.

  • Pāginae librī multae sunt.

    The pages of the book are many.

  • Titulus librī antīquus est.

    The title of the book is old.

  • Liber puerī antīquus est sed pāgina librī nova est.

    The boy's book is old, but the book's page is new.

  • Titus Līviaque līberī Cornēliī sunt.

    Titus and Livia are Cornelius's children.

  • In librō tuō centum pāginae sunt.

    In your book there are a hundred pages

  • Quot ancillae in familiā sunt.

    How many maidservants are there in the family?

  • Ecce līberī dominī meī.

    Here are my master's children.

  • Ecce liber meus novus et liber tuus antīquus.

    Here are my new book and your old book.

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