Aud-iverĭmus,

Plural.

Aud-iverītis,

Aud-ivĕrint,

We may have heard,

Ye or you may have heard,
They may have heard.

PLUPERFECT. might, could, would or should have.

I might have heard,

Thou mightest have heard,
He might have heard;
We might have heard,
Ye or you might have heard,
They might have heard.

shall have.

I shall have heard,
Thou wilt have heard,"
He will have heard ;
We shall have heard,
Ye or you will have heard,
They will have heard.

Auditi sunt or fuerunt or fuere, They have been heard.

IMPERFECT. might, could, would, or should be.

Singular. Aud-irer,

I might be heard,

Aud-irēris or -irĕre,
Aud-iretur,

Thou mightest be heard,
He might be heard ;

Plur. Aud-irēmur,

Aud-iremini,

Aud-irentur,

PERFECT.

Sing. Auditus sim or fuĕrim,
Auditus sis or fuĕris,

Auditus sit or fuerit,
Plur. Auditi simus or fuerimus,
Audīti sitis or fueritis,

We might be heard,
Ye or you might be heard,
They might be heard.

may have been.

Auditi sint or fuĕrint, PLUPERFECT. might, could, Sing. Auditus essem or fuissem, Auditus esses or fuisses,

Auditus esset or fuisset,

I may have been heard,
Thou mayest have been heard,
He may have been heard;
We may have been heard,
Ye or you may have been heard,
They may have been heard.
would, or should have been.
I might have been heard,
Thou mightest have been heard,
He might have been heard ;

Plur. Audīti essēmus or fuissēmus, We might have been heard,

Auditi essētis or fuissetis,

Auditi essent or fuissent,

FUTURE.

Sing. Auditus fuĕro,

Auditus fuĕris,

Auditus fuerit, Plur. Auditi fuerimus, Auditi fueritis,

Auditi fuĕrint,

Ye or you might have been heard,
They might have been heard.

shall have been.

I shall have been heard,
Thou wilt have been heard,
He will have been heard;
We shall have been heard,
Ye or you will have been heard,
They will have been heard.

Perf. Esse or fuisse auditus, -a, -um, To have been heard.

Fut. Auditum iri,

To be about to be heard.

Accendo, accenděĕre, accendi, accensum; act. to light up.

Adhibeo, adhibere, adhibui, adhibitum; act. to admit.

Edifico, ædificăre, ædificavi, ædificatum; act. to build, to create.
Animal, animālis; noun, neut. an animal.

Aqua, aquæ; noun, fem. water.

Aro, arāre, arāvi, arātum; act. to plough.

Arvum, arvi; noun, neut. the ground.

Bibo, bibere, bibi, bibitum; act. to drink.

Bonus, bona, bonum; adj. 1st and 2d declen. good.

Cælum, cæli; noun, neut. the sky, heaven.

Cæsar, Cæsaris; noun, masc. Cæsar, the name of a great Roman

general.

Calefacio, calefacĕre, calefeci, calefactum; act. to warm.

Canis, canis; noun, com. a dog.

Catēna, catēnæ ; noun, fem. a chain.

Censeo, censere, censui, censum; neut. to judge

Clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamātum; act. to cry.

Cœna, cœnæ ; noun, fem. supper.

*The conjugations of the verbs and the declensions of the nouns are not put down here, as the scholar will know the former by the infinitive, and the latter by the genitive case.