Latin (stage 7)
Terms
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- What are the PREPOSITIONS followed by the ACCUSATIVE CASE?
- post (after), prope (near), per (through), ad (toward), in* (into, onto)
- What are the PREPOSITIONS fallowed by the ABLITIVE CASE?
- a ab (away from, by), e ex (out of), cum (with), de (down from, about), in* (in, on)
- What does QUIS mean?
- Who
- What does QUID mean?
- What
- What does UBI mean?
- Where or When
- what does QUO MODO mean?
- how
- what does CUR mean?
- why
- What does QUALIS, QUALE mean?
- What kind
- What does QUEM mean?
- Whom
- What does QUOCUM mean?
- with whom
- What does QUOT mean?
- How many
- What does QUIS EST mean?
- Who is he/she/it?
- What does QUID EST mean?
- What is it?
- What does QUID AGIT mean?
- What is he/she/it doing?
- what does QUID ACCITDIT or EVENIT mean?
- What is Happening?
- What does QUO MODO VALES mean?
- How are you?
- What are the 1st DECLENSION endings? (singular)
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Nom. -a
Gen. -ae
Dat. -ae
Acc. -am
Abl. -a - What are the 1st DECLENSION endings? (plural)
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nom. -ae
gen. -
dat. -
acc. -as
abl. - - What are the 2nd DECLENSION endings? (singular)
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nom. -us -er -r (-um)
gen. -i
dat. -o
acc. -um
abl. -o - What are the 2nd DECLENSION endings? (plural)
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nom. -i (-a)
gen. -
dat. -
acc. -os (-a)
abl. - What are the 3rd DECLENSION endings? (singular)
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nom. -varies**
gen. -is
dat. -
acc. -em
abl. - e - What are the 3rd DECLESION endings? (plural)
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nom. -es (-a, -ia)
gen. -
dat. -
acc. -es (-a, -ia)
abl. - - feles, felis
- cat (3f)
- gladius, gladitoris
- gladiator(3m)
- homo, hominis
- man (3m)
- nox, noctis
- night (3f)
- serpens
- snake
- avarus, avari, avarum, avaro
- miser
- habit
- to live
- habitaverunt
- they did live
- ambulamus
- we are walking
- narrat
- h/s/it tells
- videbant
- they were watching
- audiunt
- they are listening
- audibant
- they were listening
- video
- i watch
- capiebat
- h/s/it was taking
- habet
- h/s/it has
- portabas
- you were carrying
- stat
- h/s/it is standing
- dormit
- h/s/it sleeps
- erat
- h/s/it was
- ducit
- h/s/it leads
- duximus
- we lead
- erant
- they were
- est
- h/s/it is
- sum
- I am
- contentionis
- argument
- cubiculi
- bedroom
- uxoris
- wife
- uxor
- wife
- sententia
- opinion
- nuntius
- messenger
- magna
- great
- pugna
- fight
- panis
- bread
- parvus
- small
- infans
- babe
- vinum
- wine
- bonum
- good
- soror
- sister
- pulchra
- beautiful
- nauta
- sailor
- navigo
- to sail
- manumissio
- the ceremony to free a slave
- mendax
- liar
- agricola
- farmer
- amicus
- friend (2m)
- ancilla
- maid (1f)
- anulus
- ring
- atrium
- hall
- canis
- dog
- cena
- dinner
- cera
- wax
- cibus
- food
- clamor
- noise
- cooqus
- cook
- cubiculum
- bedroom
- dominus
- master
- fabula
- story
- femina
- woman
- filius
- son
- forum
- center of town
- frater
- brother
- fur
- thief
- hortus
- garden
- ianua
- door
- iudex
- judge
- iuvenis
- young man
- liber
- book
- libertus
- freedman
- mater
- mother
- mensa
- table
- mercator
- merchant
- mons
- mountains
- murus
- wall
- navis
- ship
- pater
- father
- pax
- peace
- pecunia
- money
- poeta
- poem
- portus
- port
- puella
- girl
- sanguis
- blood
- senex
- oldman
- servus
- slave
- signum
- sign
- taberna
- shop
- urbs
- city
- via
- street
- villa
- house
- vir
- man
- Ecce
- look/see!
- Eheu!
- Oh No!
- Euge!
- Hurray!
- Salve!
- hello
- Vale!
- good-bye!
- semper
- always
- subito
- suddenly
- agitar
- encourage
- amittere
- lose
- audire
- hear/listen
- bibere
- drink
- circumspectat
- look around
- clamare
- shout
- consumit
- eat
- custodire
- guard
- dare
- give
- mitto
- send out
- gustare
- taste
- laborat
- work
- portat
- to carry
- sedit
- sit
- contentus
- content
- iratus
- angry
- optimus
- best