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Introduction to Latin Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

First and Second Declen­sions

First Declension
Feminine ending (-a)
Second Declension
Masculine ending (-us)

Case Endings

Nominative Case
Noun that is the subject of a sentence
Accusative Case
Noun that is the direct object of a sentence

First Declension Number

Case
Singular
Plural
Nominative
puella
puellae
Accusative
puellam
puellas

Second Declension Number

Case
Singular
Plural
Nominative
equus
equi
Accusative
equum
equos

First Conjug­ation (-a stem verbs)

 
Singular
 
Personal Endings
First Person
laudo
I praise
-o
Second Person
laudas
you praise
-s
Third Person
laudat
he, she, it praises
-t
 
 
Plural
First Person
laudamus
we praise
-mus
Second Person
laudatis
you praise
-tis
Third Person
laudant
they praise
-nt
Can be translated as "I praise­", "I am praisi­ng" or "I do praise­".

Second Conjug­ation (-e stem verbs)

 
Singular
 
Personal Endings
First Person
video
I see
-o
Second Person
vides
you see
-s
Third Person
videt
he, she, it sees
-t
 
 
Plural
First Person
videmus
we see
-mus
Second Person
videtis
you see
-tis
Third Person**
vident
they see
-nt
Can be translated as "I see", "I am seeing­" or "I do see".

Irregular Verbs

 
Singular
 
Plural
sum
I am
sumus
we are
es
you are
estis
you are
est
he, she, it is
sunt
they are
Based on esse - to be

Irregular Verbs 2

 
Singular
 
Plural
possum
I am able
possumus
we are able
potes
you are able
potestis
you are able
potest
he, she, it is able
possunt
they are able
Based on posse - to be able.