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Anno Domini (A.D.)
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In the year of our Lord
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Refers to the year after the birth of Christ. |
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ante bellum
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before the war
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Refers to the unique culture that existed in the American South before the Civil War. |
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Roma Aeterna
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Eternal Rome
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servus, -i
m. |
slave, servant
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servile |
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bellum, -i
n. |
war
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bellicose |
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mensa, -ae
f. |
table
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mesa |
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amicus, -i
m. |
friend
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amicable |
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caelum, -i
n. |
sky, heaven
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celestial |
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puella, -ae
f. |
girl
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annus, -i
m. |
year
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annual |
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donum, -i
n. |
gift
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donation |
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regina, -ae
f. |
queen
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Christus, -i
m. |
Christ
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Christian |
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forum, -i
n. |
forum, marketplace
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forum |
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terra, -ae
f. |
earth, land
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territory |
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agnus, -i
m. |
lamb
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Agnus Dei |
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oppidum, -i
n. |
town
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agricola, -ae
m. |
farmer
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agriculture |
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dominus, -i
m. |
lord, master
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dominate |
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saxum, -i
n. |
rock
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nauta, -ae
m. |
sailor
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nautical |
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equus, -i
m. |
horse
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equine |
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regnum, -i
n. |
kingdom
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reign |
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poeta, -ae
m. |
poet
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filius, -i
m. |
son
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filial |
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templum, -i
n. |
temple
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Maria, -ae
f. |
Mary
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deus, -i
m. |
god
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deity |
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verbum, -i
n. |
word
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verb, verbal |
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Roma, -ae
f. |
Rome
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mundus, -i
m. |
world, mankind
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mundane |
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debitum, -i
n. |
debt, sin
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debit |
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Italia, -ae
f. |
Italy
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Gender Rule #3
2D "us" M |
Second declension nouns that end in "us" are usually masculine.
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Gender Rule #4
2D "um" N |
Second declension nouns that end in "um" are neuter
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Gender Rule #1
NG |
Natural Gender
Nouns that name male persons are masculine and nouns that name female person are feminine. |
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Neuter Rules
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1) the nominative and accusative case forms are identical
2) the nominative and accusative plural case ending is -a |
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Gender Rule #2
1D "a" F |
First declension nouns that end in "a" and are usually feminine.
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