munio, munire, munivi, munitum
I gave a gift to you pl.
vobis
Wine, parties, panther
Who is Bacchus?
Give the comparative + superlative of tristis, triste
tristior, -ius
tristissimus-a-um
Agricola servos ______________ (ordered the __ to work).
laborare iussit
venio - to arrive
venio, venire, veni, ventum
The teacher saw me in school.
me
Lightning bolt, eagle, oak tree
Who is Jupiter?
Give the comparative + superlative of certus-a-um
certior, -ius
certissimus-a-um
______________ (on the fifth day) iter ad Romam facietis.
quinto die
impedio - to hinder
impedio, impedire, impedivi, impeditum
I will walk to town with you s.
tecum
Dolphin, trident, horse
Who is Neptune?
Give the comparative + superlative of felix, felicis
felicior, -ius
felicissimus-a-um
______________ (the large waves) nautas terruerunt.
magni fluctus
dormio - to sleep
dormio, dormire, dormivi, dormitum
We sailed with ships to the island.
nos
Peacock, crown, cypress
Who is Juno?
Give the comparative + superlative of similis, simile
similior, -ius
simillimus-a-um
Pedites Romani ______________ (with those swords) pugnaverant.
his gladiis
invenio, invenire, inveni, inventum
Caesar praised the soldiers to whom a prize had been given.
quibus
Lyre, bow and arrow, laurel branch
Who is Apollo?
Give the comparative + superlative of sacer, sacra, sacrum
sacrior, -ius
sacerrimus-a-um
Meus labor ______________ (very difficult for me) est.
difficillimus mihi
audio - to hear
I saw a man whose house was near the town.
cuius
Donkey, fire, hearth
Who is Vesta?
Give the comparative + superlative of aureus-a-um
magis aureus-a-um
maxime aureus-a-um
Miles validus ______________ (is not able to be wounded).
vulneravi non potest