Latin Lesson 116

NEW WORD: aurum, auri (secend declension neuter)
MEANING: gold

EXERCISES:

1. Ego aurum desidero means I want gold.
2. Viri silvae aurum non habent means the men of the forest do not have gold.
3. Ad patrian cum pecunia aurque navigamus means we are sailing to the homeland with money and gold.
4. Nautae oppida insulae delent quod aurum desiderant means the sailors are destroying the towns of the island because they want gold.
5. Pueri puellaeque oppidi agros arare non amant means the boys and girls of the town do not like to plow the fields.
6. Oppidum servamus quod incolas insularun timemus means we are guarding the town because we fear the inhabitants of the islands.
7. Filiis peotae cibum saepe damus quod pecuniam non habent means we often give food to the poet's sons because they do not have money.
8. Poeta filis reginae fabulas saepe narrat means the poet often tells stories to the queen's sons.
9. Filius reginae pecuniam aurumque habet sed in agris cum agricolis laborare desiderat means
10/ Circum insulan natare non potes means you are not able to swim around the island.