Grammar
Third declension, M/F pater.
What is pater, patris, patri, patrem, patre, patres, patrum, patribus, patres, patribus?
Dative, father
What is Patri?
Nurturing mother.
What is "alma mater"?
What is flumen, fluminis n.?
in, by, with, from
What is ablative?
Third declension, N., nomen.
What is nomen, nominis, nomini, nomen, nomine, nomina, nominum, nominibus, nomina, nominibus?
ablative, name
What is nomine?
Head of the World.
What is "Caput Mundi"?
bread
What is panis, panis m.?
to/for
What is dative?
Fourth declension, portus.
What is portus, portus, portui, portum, portu, portus, portuum, portibus, portus, portibus?
genitive, harbors
The Senate and people of Rome.
What is "Senatus Populuque Romanus (S.P.Q.R.)
lamp
What is "lumen, luminis, n.?
direct object
What is accusative?
Fifth declension, res.
What is res, rei, rei, rem, re, res, rerum, rebus, res, rebus?
accusative, things, matters, affairs
What is res?
Seize the day.
What is "Carpe diem"?
soldier
What is "miles, militis n.?
possession, "of"
What is genitive?
Genitive singular for 3rd, 4th and 5th declensions.
What is "is, us, ei"?
nominative, names
What is nomina?
King of Kings
What is "Rex Regum"?
army
What is exercitus, exercitus m.?
Subject
What is nominative?