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Its a Latin masculine adjective meaning "first"
Primus,
prima,
primum.
Latin adjectives are gendered. Masculine, feminine, and neuter, which is determined by their endings. (us, a, um) This way, in a sentence there is always subject-verb agreement. Thus, masculine nouns take masculine adjectives, and so forth.
So to say I am the first student, I would have to write:
Sum prima
discipula
because the word for student, discipula,
is a feminine noun.
Like Latin nouns, adjectives decline in all 5 cases. Thus, the feminine form of prima
is:
(singular)
Prima
the first (whatever)
Primae
of the first
Primae
to/for the first
Primam
the first
Prima
by/with the first
(plural)
primae
primoram
primis
primos
primis
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