Words in this set
Alabama
Alabāma, Alabāmae(f)
Arizona
Arizōna, Arizōnae(f)
Arkansas
Arkansasia, Arkansasiae(f)
California
California, Californiæ(f)
Colorado
Coloratus, Coloratī(m)
Connecticut
Connecticuta, Connecticutae(f)
Delaware
Delavāria, Delavāriae(f)
Florida
Florida, Floridae(f)
Georgia
Georgia, Georgiae(f)
Idaho
Idaho, Idahoënsis(f)
Illinois
Illinoesia, Illinoesiae(f)
Indiana
Indiana, Indianae(f)
Kansas
Kansāsia, Kansāsiæ(f)
Kentucky
Kentuckia, Kentuckiae(f)
Louisiana
Lūdovīsiana, Lūdovīsianae(f)
Maryland
Mārylandia, Mārylandiae(f)
Massachusetts
Massachūsētia, Massachūsētiae(f)
Michigan
Michigānum, Michigānī(n)
Minnesota
Minnesōta, Minnesōtae(f)
Mississippi
Mississippium, Mississippiī(n)
Missouri
Missuria, Missuriae(f)
Montana
Montāna, Montānae(f)
Nebraska
Nebrāsca, Nebrāscae(f)
New Hampshire
Nova Hampshiria, Novae Hampshiriae(f)
New Jersey
Nova Caesarea, Novae Caesareae(f)
New Mexico
Novum Mexicum, Novī Mexicī(n)
New York
Novum Eborācum, Novī Eborācī(n)
North Carolina
Carolina Septentrionalis, Carolinae Septentrionalis(f)
North Dakota
Dacōta Septentriōnālis, Dacōtae Septentriōnālis(f)
Oklahoma
Oclāhōma, Oclāhōmae(f)
Oregon
Ōregōnum, Ōregōnī(n)
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvānīa, Pennsylvānīae(f)
Rhode Island
Rhodos Īnsula, Rhodī Īnsulae(f)
South Carolina
Carolīna Austrālis, Carolīnae Austrālis(f)
South Dakota
Dacota Austrālis, Dacotae Austrālis(f)
Tennessee
Tennesseēnsis, Tennesseēnsis(.)
Vermont
Vērmontum, Vērmontī(n)
Virginia
Virginia, Virginiae(f)
Washington
Vasingtōnia, Vasingtōniae(f)
West Virginia
Virginia Occidentālis, Virginiae Occidentālis(f)
Wisconsin
Vīscōnsīna, Vīscōnsīnae(f)
Wyoming
Wyomingum, Wyomingī(n)
About this set
Build vocabulary for us states with Rosetta Stone flashcards that support steady practice in Latin. Seeing a word tied to a clear picture helps your brain link each Latin word to its English word. With helpful review, you can come back often, notice what feels easier, and strengthen what still needs work.
You might start with specific terms like Alabama, Alaska, and Arizona as you move through each card. The Latin side keeps your reading sharp, while the image helps you connect the word to something concrete instead of memorizing in isolation.
Each flashcard pairs a word with an image, and you can study with the Latin and English sides so both the English word and recognition feel familiar. Flip when you are ready, turn the focus toward what you need, and keep practicing until using these us states terms feels more natural.
