First Conjugation (a, are)
The dictionary definition, in English, of narro, narrare, narravi, narratum.
To tell, report, narrate
The dictionary definition, in English, of rideo, ridere, risi, risum
to laugh, to laugh at
The dictionary definition, in English, of pello, pellere, pepuli, pulsum
to strike, push; drive out, banish
The dictionary definition, in English, of recipio, recipere, recepi, receptum
to take back, regain; admit, receive
The dictionary definition, in English, of audio, audire, audivi, auditum
to hear
The translation of narravisti
You told, reported, narrated
The translation of ridebamus
We were laughing
The translation of quaerunt.
They are seeking
The translation of acceperant
They had accepted
The translation of audiemus
We will hear
The Latin for "it is said"
narratur
The Latin for "you (sg.) will have laughed"
riseris
The Latin for "we are being expelled"
expellimur
The Latin for "y'all were taking out"
excipiebatis
auditi sumus
The English translation of fabulā narratā
With the story having been told
The English translation of Carthagine monitā
With Carthage having been protected
The English translation of quaerente solacium
With him/her/it seeking comfort
The English translation of imperium recepturīs
with them about to take back power
The English translation of fabulā audiendā
With the story about to be heard
The Latin for "the story should have been told"
fabula narranda erat
The Latin for "the wound will have to be laughed at"
vulnus ridendum erit
The Latin for "the generals should be expelled"
imperatores expellendi sunt
The Latin for "the enslaved woman should be accepted"
serva accipienda est
The Latin for "Carthage will have to be heard"
Carthago audienda erit