Grammatica
Person, Place, Thing, Idea, or Action
Noun
English for:
lupa
Quid est:
female wolf
English for:
Mars est deus.
Quid est:
Maris is a god.
English for:
aquae
Quid est:
of (the) water
to/for (the) water
(the) waters
Romulus & Remus' divine dad
Quid est
Mars
Word expressing action or existence.
Quid est:
Verb
English for:
aqua
Quid est:
water
English for:
Lupa ad aquam ambulat.
Quid est:
The female wolf walks to the water.
English for:
lupīs
Quid est:
to/for the wolves
by/with/from the wolves
Romulus and Remus' animal nurse
Quid est:
wolf
The case that shows "of" something.
Quid est:
Genitive
English for:
agricola
Quid est:
farmer
English for:
Amūlius Rhēam Silviam vinculīs claudit.
Quid est:
Amulius locks Rhea Silvia in chains
Latin for:
of the poets
Quid est:
poētārum
Romulus' and Remus' mom
Quid est
Rhea Silvia
Quid est:
Direct Object
Latin for:
he/she/it takes care of
Quid est:
cūrat
English for:
Rōmulus Rōmam bene cūrat.
Quid est:
Romulus takes good care of Rome.
Latin for:
by the girl
Quid est:
puellā
Romulus & Remus' wicked uncle
Quid est:
Amulius
What the nominative shows besides the subject.
Quid est:
Anything equal to the subject
Latin for:
and so
Quid est:
itaque
Latin for:
Mars has two sons.
Quid est:
Mars duōs filiōs habet.
Latin for:
for the farmer
Quid est:
agricolae
Romulus & Remus' grandfather
Quid est:
Numitor