amō
Hint: Think: amorous, amateur — one who does something out of love
dō
Hint: Think: donate, donation — giving something away
lavō
Hint: Think: lavatory — a room for washing
natō
Hint: Think: natatorium — an indoor swimming pool
ōrō
Hint: Think: oration, oral — speaking or praying aloud
parō
Hint: Think: prepare, preparation — making ready beforehand
portō
Hint: Think: transport, portable — carrying things from place to place
servō
Hint: Think: preserve, conserve — keeping something safe
stō
Hint: Think: station, stable — a fixed standing place
vocō
Hint: Think: vocal, vocation — a calling or voice
ōrat
laudat
videt
Terra est magna.
Glōria Marīae est magna.
Silva est magna.
Nauta terram laudat.
Aqua est bona.
Puella rosam portat.
Fēminae viam mōnstrant.
Deus terram et caelum creavit.
Puella aquam portat.
In principio creavit Deus caelum et terram.
Puella cantat.
Agricola laborat.
Mater filium amat.
Pater filiam laudat.
Frater sororem amat.
Mater et pater filios amant.
Familia mea magna est.
castra
Hint: Think: castle — a fortified Roman camp
legiō
Hint: Think: legion — a Roman legion of soldiers
imperātor
Hint: Think: emperor, imperial — supreme commander
mīles
Hint: Think: military, militia — a soldier
exercitus
Hint: Think: exercise — an army drilled by exercise
cōpiae
Hint: Think: copious — abundant forces
dux
Hint: Think: duke, conduct — a leader