Culpo Cases
The 5 cases in Latin
nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, direct object
The definition of an adjective
modifies a noun or a pronoun by describing, qualifying or limiting
In "Et tu, Brute?", the part of speech that "et" is
a conjunction
Translate "I am the way"
ego sum via
The two Latin prepositions that are for words that begin with a consonant
a, e
The subject case
nominative
the 3 ways adjectives must agree in Latin and 1 way that they don't agree
gender, number and case BUT NOT declension
2nd person pronoun
Translate "and the truth"
et veritas
The two Latin prepositions for words that begin with vowels
ab, ex
The possessive case
genitive
What 3rd declension nouns that have the "ium" in genitive plural are called
I-stem nouns
possessive pronoun adjective
Translate "and the life"
et vita
Mrs. Bryant's favorite kind of coffee
cappuccino
The indirect object case
dative
the nouns that 3rd declension adjectives are related to
i-stem nouns
in "mea culpa", meaning of culpa
From the founding of the city
The two cases in Latin that prepositions govern
ablative and accusative
Name the 6th case in Latin that we haven't learned yet, but have heard the name
vocative
The pronoun agreement rule in Latin
a pronoun agrees with its antecedent in gender and in number, but its case is determined by its own clause
in "mea culpa", declension and gender of culpa
1st declension, feminine
Translate "hannibal at the gates"
Hannibal ad portas
In Latin prepositions govern how this amount of cases
2