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terra, terrae f. - land

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auxilium, auxilii n. - help

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bonus, bona, bonum - good

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multus, multa, multum - many

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fortis, forte - brave, strong

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ardeo, ardere, arsi, --- - to burn, be on fire

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moveo, movere, movi, motum - to move

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pugno, pugnare, pugnavi, pugnatum - to fight

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nos - we

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is, ea, id - he, she, it

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ibi - there

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subito- suddenly

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et - and

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prope - near

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tunc - then

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in + acc. - into, onto

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ex + abl. - from, out of

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sed - but

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tu - you

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True or False:

The dictionary entry of every Latin noun MUST include the nouns gender.

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If a Latin word's dictionary entry looks like a noun, but it does not have a gender, then the word is a preposition.

The dictionary entry for MOST Latin verbs will have ______ principal parts.

The dictionary entry for prepositions will ALWAYS include the noun case that will accompany that preposition in a sentence.