latin test...november 18
Terms
undefined, object
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- nondum
- not yet
- lucet
- it is light
- sugit
- he gets up
- per villam
- through the country hosue
- pater and mater
- fatehr and mother
- etaiam
- also,even
- neque
- and..not
- tamen and ancilla
- however, the slave woman
- omnes
- all
- observat
- he watches
- purgat
- he cleans
- cibus
- food
- coqeure
- too cook
- mox
- soon
- stereue
- streanoulsy
- aqua
- water
- portant
- they carry
- reprehendit
- he/she blames
- docet
- he tecahes
- curare
- to look after
- lanam truahnat
- they spin wool
- omina quae
- everything that
- adiuvare
- to help
- ipsa
- she herself
- nunc
- now
- necesse est
- it is necvessary
- qui
- who..? pluaral
- occupatus
- busy
- laborantes
- working
- spectant
- they watch
- nuntius
- messenger
- venit
- he comes
- salutat
- he greets
- slave
- greetings!
- inquit
- he syas
- meus
- my
- ducit
- he leads
- third person singular verbs end in what letter
- t
- coquere is...
- infinitive of a verb
- cibum is...
- accusative noun
- strenue
- adverb
- parat is..
- main verb or conjugated verb
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purgat plural would be...
doce plural would be....
surgit plural would be... -
purgant
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surgunt - what do nouns and adj agree in in "agreement"
- gender number and case
- does mater and laeta agree? why
- yes because it is both singular, feminnie, and nominative
- magnum fragorem=
- masculine, singular, and accusative
- villam vicina
- feminnine singular accusative
- what does quem mean
- whom in the accusative
- what are the 3 ways to say who?
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quae
qui
quis - what is the genitive case
- possesion
- scribere is what kind of verb
- infinitive
- what are latin nouns found in
- declensions
- what is a declension
- a group of nouns whih share the endings
- what is first dec
- fmeinine
- second decleinsion is
- masculine
- third dec is
- masculine and feminine
- the endings of a noun tell you its
- gender number and case
- what are the nonminative singular endings
- a [f] and us, r, and er
- what are the accuastiave pluarl nouns
- -as and -os
- what are the accusaitve singular nouns
- am and um
- what are the nominative plural endings
- -ae and -i
- in via
- in the street
- quos
- whom