Numbers Flashcards

Do you know how to say "sixteen" in Latin? What about "two thousand"? Learn how here.

1
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one

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ūnus

Note that ūnus must agree with nouns just like an adjective: ūnus, -a, -um.

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two

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duo

Note that duo must agree with nouns just like an object: duo, duae, duo (these endings are different from the normal adjective endings, but still represent masculine, feminine, and neuter respectively).

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three

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trēs

Note that trēs must agree with nouns just like an adjective: in masculine and feminine, use trēs; in neuter, use tria.

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four

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quattuor

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five

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quīnque

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six

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sex

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7
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seven

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septem

Note that in Rome, September was the seventh month of the year.

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eight

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octō

Note that in Rome, October was the eighth month of the year.

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9
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nine

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novem

Note that in Rome, November was the ninth month of the year.

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ten

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decem

Note that in Rome, December was the tenth month of the year.

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eleven

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ūndecim

Think: one and ten

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twelve

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duodecim

Think: two and ten

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thirteen

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tredecim

Think: three and ten

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fourteen

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quattuordecim

Think: four and ten

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fifteen

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quindecim

Think: five and ten

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sixteen

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sēdecim

Think: six and ten

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seventeen

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septendecim

Think: seven and ten

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18
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eighteen

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duodevīgintī

Think: two less than (from) twenty

duo de vīgint**ī

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nineteen

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ūndevīgintī

Think: one less than (from) twenty

ūn de vīgintī

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20
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twenty

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vīgintī

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twenty-one

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ūnus et vīgintī

OR

vīgintī ūnus

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22
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thirty

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trīgintā

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23
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forty

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quadrāgintā

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fifty

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quīnquāgintā

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# Translate to Latin. sixty
sexāgintā
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# Translate to Latin. seventy
septuāgintā
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# Translate to Latin. eighty
octōgintā
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# Translate to Latin. ninety
nōnāgintā
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# Translate to Latin. one hundred
centum
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# Translate to Latin. one hundred one
centum ūnus
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# Translate to Latin. two hundred
ducentī ## Footnote Think: two **hundreds** Note that all multiples of 100 agree with nouns just like adjectives, but are **always plural**. ducentī, -ae, -a
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# Translate to Latin. three hundred
trecentī ## Footnote Think: three **hundreds** Note that all multiples of 100 agree with nouns just like adjectives, but are **always plural**. trecentī, -ae, -a
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# Translate to Latin. four hundred
quadrigentī ## Footnote Think: four **hundreds** Note that all multiples of 100 agree with nouns just like adjectives, but are **always plural**. quadrigentī, -ae, -a
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# Translate to Latin. five hundred
quingentī ## Footnote Think: five **hundreds** Note that all multiples of 100 agree with nouns just like adjectives, but are **always plural**. quingentī, -ae, -a
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# Translate to Latin. six hundred
sescentī ## Footnote Think: six **hundreds** Note that all multiples of 100 agree with nouns just like adjectives, but are **always plural**. sescentī, -ae, -a
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# Translate to Latin. seven hundred
septingentī ## Footnote Think: seven **hundreds** Note that all multiples of 100 agree with nouns just like adjectives, but are **always plural**. septingentī, -ae, -a
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# Translate to Latin. eight hundred
octingentī ## Footnote Think: eight **hundreds** Note that all multiples of 100 agree with nouns just like adjectives, but are **always plural**. octingentī, -ae, -a
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# Translate to Latin. nine hundred
nōngentī ## Footnote Think: nine **hundreds** Note that all multiples of 100 agree with nouns just like adjectives, but are **always plural**. nōngentī, -ae, -a
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# Translate to Latin. one thousand
mīlle ## Footnote Think: **mille**nnium (**one thousand** years)
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# Translate to Latin. two thousand
duo mīlia ## Footnote Think: two **thousands**
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# Translate to English. ūnus, -a, -um
one
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# Translate to English. duo, duae, duo
two
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# Translate to English. trēs, tria
three
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# Translate to English. quattuor
four
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# Translate to English. quīnque
five
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# Translate to English. sex
six
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# Translate to English. septem ## Footnote Note that in Rome, September was the **seventh** month of the year.
seven
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# Translate to English. octō ## Footnote Note that in Rome, October was the **eighth** month of the year.
eight
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# Translate to English. novem ## Footnote Note that in Rome, November was the **ninth** month of the year.
nine
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# Translate to English. decem ## Footnote Note that in Rome, December was the **tenth** month of the year.
ten
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# Translate to English. ūndecim
eleven
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# Translate to English. duodecim
twelve
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# Translate to English. tredecim
thirteen
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# Translate to English. quattuordecim
fourteen
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# Translate to English. quindecim
fifteen
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# Translate to English. sēdecim
sixteen
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# Translate to English. septendecim
seventeen
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# Translate to English. duodevīgintī
eighteen
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# Translate to English. ūndevīgintī
nineteen
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# Translate to English. vīgintī
twenty
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# Translate to English. ūnus et vīgintī OR vīgintī ūnus
twenty-one
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# Translate to English. trīgintā
thirty
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# Translate to English. quadrāgintā
forty
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# Translate to English. quīnquāgintā
fifty
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# Translate to English. sexāgintā
sixty
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# Translate to English. septuāgintā
seventy
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# Translate to English. octōgintā
eighty
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# Translate to English. nōnāgintā
ninety
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# Translate to English. centum
one hundred
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# Translate to English. centum ūnus
one hundred one
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# Translate to English. ducentī, -ae, -a
two hundred
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# Translate to English. trecentī
three hundred
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# Translate to English. quadrigentī
four hundred
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# Translate to English. quingentī
five hundred
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# Translate to English. sescentī
six hundred
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# Translate to English. septingentī
seven hundred
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# Translate to English. octingentī
eight hundred
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# Translate to English. nōngentī
nine hundred
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# Translate to English. mīlle
one thousand
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# Translate to English. duo mīlia
two thousand