Skip to content
Latin water vocabulary flashcards with mare, unda, lacus, flumen, and navis for Grade 1.
Flashcards

Latin Water Words Flashcards

View Flashcards →

Download as-is, or customize
to fit your needs.

About:

A 5-card Latin flashcard set introducing first graders to water-related vocabulary, including mare (sea), unda (wave), lacus (lake), flumen (river), and navis (ship). Use it as a vocabulary drill or introduction to Latin word roots in an early-elementary foreign language or classical studies program.

Subject:
Foreign Languages
Topic:
Latin
Grade Level:
1st Grade
Updated March 2025

Terms in This Set

  • mare
  • unda
  • lacus
  • flumen
  • navis

How to Use This Flashcard Set

Print these flashcards for study sessions, test prep, or self-paced review. Click 'View Flashcards' to edit terms, add images, or change the layout before printing.

Related Activities

Animalia Latine Word Search

This 31-word Latin animal vocabulary word search builds recognition of common fauna terms for middle and early high school Latin students.

Latin Lesson 2: Alphabet and Basic Vocabulary

This printable Latin lesson worksheet for 6th graders covers the Latin alphabet, pronunciation rules for the letters C and J, basic vocabulary (heaven, glory, praise, shout), and an excerpt from The Sanctus.

Spanish Greetings and Introductions Flashcards

This 30-card flashcard set covers fundamental Spanish greetings, introductions, and conversational responses for 5th Grade Spanish learners.

French Words Duolingo Units 1–10 Flashcards

This 182-card flashcard set covers French vocabulary and phrases from Duolingo's Units 1–10, including greetings (Bonjour, Au Revoir), food vocabulary (Fromage, Café, Pain), family terms (Mère, Père, Frère), and common conversational expressions.

Short and Long Vowel Words Flashcards

This 8-card set builds phonics skills for first graders with a mix of short and long vowel words.

Vergil Aeneid 1.1–33 Latin Vocabulary Crossword

A 34-clue Latin vocabulary crossword tied to the opening passage of Vergil's Aeneid (Book 1, lines 1–33).

Browse More Activities