English to Latin
bad wagon
malus carrus
magna insula
large island
Roman King who instituted Roman religion and parceled land among the poor
Numa Pompilius
The name for a chart of NOUN endings
Declension
The main use of the NOMINATIVE case
Subject
small horses
parvi equi
Multi servi
many servants
The Roman and Alban champions who fought instead of the armies
Horatii; Curiatii
The name for a chart of VERB endings
Conjugation
The main use of the ACCUSATIVE case
Direct Object
I praise the good servant
Laudo servum bonum
Carum longum amo.
I love the long wagon
The name of the Roman port established by Ancus Marcius
Ostia
Present Tense Conjugation SINGULAR
o, s, t
Present Tense Conjugation PLURAL
mus, tis, nt
The farmer watches the horses of the girl.
Agricola equos puellae spectat.
Equi parvi puellas portant
The small horses carry the girls
The sign by which Tarquin understood he was going to rule Rome
An eagle took and then replaced his hat
First Declension Feminine SINGULAR
a, ae, ae, am, a
Second Declension Masculine SINGULAR
us, i, o, um, o
The life of the girls is hard and bad.
Vita puellarum dura et mala est.
Servi carrum agricolae parant.
The servants prepare the wagon of the farmer.
The great arena which Tarquin built for Roman entertainment
Circus Maximus
First Declension Feminine PLURAL
ae, arum, is, as, is
Second Declension Masculine PLURAL
i, orum, is, os, is