# Oxford Latin Course, Part 1 - Chapter 03
# by Maurice Balme and James Morwood, ISBN 978-0-19-521550-2
# Version 1.0 
# by Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
manet : he/she stays, waits
sedet : he/she sits
videt : he/she sees
ascendit : he/she climbs
cadit : he/she falls
currit : he/she runs
dūcit : he/she leads
inquit : he/she says
mittit : he/she sends
redit : he/she returns
audit : he/she hears
terra : earth, land
cibus : food
colōnus : farmer
fīlius : son
ager : field
puer : boy, child
ānxius, -a, -um : anxious
eum : him (acc.)
eam : her (acc.)
ad : to, towards
nam : for
postrīdiē : the next day
diū : for a long time
in agrō : in the field
sēcum : with him
in terrā : on the ground
domum : (to) home
olīvam : olive tree
olīvās : olives
dēcutit : shakes down
colligit : collect
lāpsat : slips
saucius : hurt
surgit : gets up
hortum : garden
quod : because
adest : is there
ab agrō : from the field
quiēscit : rests
bonus : good
mē : me
celeriter : quickly
ubi : when
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