agricola, -ae, m
farmer
Arachne, -is, f
Arachne
casa, -ae, f
house
dea, -ae, f
goddess
discipuli, -orum, m
students
incola, incolae, m & f
inhabitant
lana, -ae, f
wool, spinning
Lydia, -ae, f
Lydia (a country in Asia Minor)
magister, magistrī, m
teacher (masc.)
magistra, -ae, f
teacher (fem)
Minerva, -ae, f
Minerva (a goddess)
nympha, -ae, f
nymph
picture
pictura, -ae, f
sapientia, -ae, f
wisdom
silva, -ae, f
forest
vita, -ae, f
life
clamo, -are [clamat, clamant]
shout, exclaim
do, dare [dat, dant]
give
doceo, docēre [docet, docent]
teach
formo, -āre [format, formant]
make, shape, fashion, form
glomero, glomerāre [glomerat, glomerant]
wind into a ball
laboro, -āre [laborat, laborant]
work
laudo, -āre [laudat, laudant]
praise
salve, salvete
greetings, hello