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Welcome to Little Latin Readers

Many of these Latin words are the roots for common English words. For example, the English word “vaccine” took its name from the Latin noun vacca, which means cow.

The English word “herb” comes from the Latin noun herba which denote grassy plants grow rapidly and whose stems are soft, green and pliable.

Test your Latin roots and see if you can match these Latin nouns with the correct items.

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