Prepositions
ablative case, away from/from
Bacchus est deus. Deus est
god
currunt
runs
inquit
says
totus, a, um
whole, entire
When paired with the accusative case, 'in' means this motion.
into, onto
custodes capiunt servum. custodes sunt
guards
maneo, manere
to remain
volo, velle
non tristis sum sed sum laeta. laeta est
happy
contra takes this case and means this motion
accusative case, agaisnt
mendax verum non dicit. mendax est
liar
audio, audire
to hear
nolo, nelle
to not want, to refuse
puella
girl
sine takes this case and means ....
iuppiter rex deorum est. Rex est
king
specto, spectare
to look at
possum, posse
to be able to, can do something, capable
subito
suddenly
ad takes this case and means this motion
accusative case, towards
est periculum in subura. periculum est
discedunt
they go down from
an infinitive typically ends in
are
ere
ire
clamorem
a shout or loud noise