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Latin Project. Chapter Three Vocabulary Words By Kevin Marchevka. Puer. Puer = (a/the) boy. Pueri = plural form of (a/the) boy. Puer in agris non laborat . The boy is not working in the fields. Pueri in agris non laborant . The boys are not working in the fields. Qui.

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  1. Latin Project Chapter Three Vocabulary Words By Kevin Marchevka

  2. Puer • Puer = (a/the) boy. • Pueri = plural form of (a/the) boy. • Puer in agris non laborat . • The boy is not working in the fields. • Pueri in agris non laborant. • The boys are not working in the fields.

  3. Qui • Qui = who. • QuiestDavus? • Who is Davus?

  4. Eadem • Eadem = the same. • Etiam in picturaest alter puer, nomine Sextus, qui in eademvilla rustica habitat. • Also in the picture is another boy, named Sextus, who lives in the same country house.

  5. In Horto • In horto = in the garden. • Hodiepueriin horto clamant et rident quod laetisunt. • Today the boys shout and laugh in the garden because they are happy.

  6. Clamant • Clamant = (they) shout, (they) are shouting. • Pueri in villa clamant. • The boys are shouting in the country house.

  7. Rident • Rident = (they) laugh, (they) are laughing , (they) smile. • Sextus et Marcus rident. • Sextus and Marcus are laughing.

  8. Vir • Vir = (a/the) man. • Viri = plural form of (a/the) man. • Virquoqueest in pictura, nomine Davus. • The man is also in a picture, named Davus.

  9. Servus • Servus = (a/the) slave • Servi = plural form of (a/the) slave • Davusquoqueestservus. • Davus is also a slave.

  10. Multi • Multi = many • In Italia suntmultiservi qui in agris et in villisrusticislaborant. • In Italy there are many slaves who work in the fields and country houses.

  11. In VillisRusticis • In villisrusticis = in country houses. • Davusin villisrusticislaborat. • Davus is working in country houses.

  12. Laborant • Laborant = (they) work, are working. • Pueri non laborant. • The boys are not working.

  13. Solus • Solus = alone • Davussoluslaborat, iratus quod pueri clamant et in hortocurrunt. • Davus works alone, he is angry because the boys are shouting and running in the garden.

  14. Iratus • Iratus = angry • Pueri non iratus. • The boys are not angry.

  15. Subito • Subito = suddenly • Subitostatua in piscinamcadit. • Suddenly the statue falls in the fishpond.

  16. In Piscinam • In piscinam = into the fishpond • SubitoSextus et Marcus in piscinamcadit. • Suddenly Sextus and Marcus fall into the fishpond.

  17. Cadit • Cadit = (he/she/it) falls • Cornelia in piscinamcadit. • Cornelia falls into the fishpond.

  18. Abite, molesti! • Abite, molesti! = Go away, you pests! • Marcus quoqueridet, sedDavus, “Abite, Molesti!” clamat et abpiscinamiratuscurrit. • Marcus also laughs, but davus shouts, “ Go away, you pests!” and angrily runs toward the fishpond.

  19. Gemit • Gemit = (he/she) groans • Davusgemit. • Davusgroans.

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