Latin Test 3
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- present tense 3rd con
- o is it imus itis unt
- numquam debetis graecis credere, nam graeci semper sunt falsi
- you ought to never trust greeks, for greeks are always false
- Unus
- one
- Si copiae in equo sunt, magno in periculo erimus
- If troops are in the horse we will be in great danger
- morbus
- disease
- magnum equum ligneum sub portis urbis troiae nocte relinquunt
- they left a large wooden horse under the trojan city gate during the night
- "Graeci equum minervae dedicant" dicunt
- the greeks dedicated this horse to minerva they said
- in absentia
- in absence
- ex libris
- from the books of
- ad
- to
- ex post facto
- enacted after the fact
- Nullus
- not any
- enim
- for
- sub
- under
- How do they differ from regular 1st and 2nd declension adjectives?
- dative and genitive cases
- ex tempore
- on the spur of the moment
- troiani equum ibi inveniunt
- the trojans discovered the horse there
- neuter endings after ill or h
- a orum is a is a
- traho
- to drag
- imperfect 3rd con
- ebam ebas ebat ebamus ebatis ebant
- dum
- while
- doceo
- to teach
- virtus
- virtue
- graeci cum troianis bellum gerebant
- the greeks were waging war with the trojans
- 3rd declension neuter
- - is i - e - a um ibus a ibus a
- ex
- out of
- iste
- that of yours
- post
- after
- ae arum is as is
- feminine endings after ill or h
- gero
- to carry
- audeo, audere, ausus, ausum
- to dare
- future 3rd con
- am es et emus etis ent
- tamen
- still
- tempus
- time
- locus
- place
- disco
- to learn
- numquam
- never
- sed Laocoon, sacerdos, magnae virtutis sapientiaequae, audet populum monere:
- But, Laocoon, a priest of great virtue and wisdom dared to warn the people
- ratio
- reason
- Alter
- the other of two
- studium
- eagerness
- Solus
- only
- ullus
- any
- vinco
- to conquer
- 3rd declension m/f
- - is i em e - es um ibus es ibus es
- If the goddess leads the greek gift to the temple we will have peace and a life of good fortune
- "Si donum Graecorum ad templum deae ducemus, pacem habebimus et vitam bonae fortunae agemus
- Totus
- whole
- alius
- other
- Neuter
- neither
- neco
- to murder
- Form imperatives for scribo, scribere
- scribe (you) scribete (you all)
- masculine endings for hic, ille
- i orum is os is i
- Uter
- either
- novus
- new, strange
- "Sine ratione cogitatis, o Troiani!
- your thoughts are without reason oh trojans!
- nimis
- too much