Latin model verbs and nouns word-list
Paradigm verbs (amo, doceo, lego, audio) and nouns (poeta, musa, dominus...)
A study vocabulary list pairing Latin model verbs with model nouns. The verbs run through the conjugations and irregulars — amo, doceo, lego, audio, sum, volo, fero, edo, eo, gaudeo, fio, memini, penitet — while the nouns give declension patterns such as poeta, musa, dominus, deus and templum. A closing group lists the fourth- and fifth-declension words visus, auditus, manus, cornu, dies, species and res.
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Paradigm verbs paired with model nouns
Each line couples a sample verb with a sample noun: amo/poeta, doceo/musa, lego/avena, audio, sum/dominus, volo/magister, fero/deus, edo/templum, and so on through eo, gaudeo/pater, fio/mater, memini/homo, penitet/omnis. A closing group lists visus, auditus, manus, cornu, dies, species, res as further declension models.