Latin Sayings
Audi Israel!
Hear O Israel!
Give all the principle parts for the verb "to wage"
gero, gerere, gessi, gestus
Decline the noun "thing"
res, rei, rei, rem, rei
res, rerum, rebus, res, rebus
5th Declension
Give the Latin Dictionary from for the word "harsh."
asper -era -erum
rough, harsh
Give the two voices of Latin verbs
Active and Passive
Age quod agis.
Do what you're doing.
To what conjugation does the verb "impedio" belong to?
4th Conjugation
Decline the noun "pastor"
pastor, pastoris, pastori, pastorem, pastore
pastores, pastorum, pastoribus, pastores, pastoribus
3rd Declension M
Give the Latin Dictionary form for the word "disgraceful"
turpis -e
shameful, disgraceful
What is a participle?
A participle is a verbal adjective
Alea jacta est.
The dies is cast.
Give all 4 principle parts for the verb "to yield"
cedo, cedere, cessi, cessus
Decline the noun "heart"
cor, cordis, cordi, cor, corde
corda, cordum, cordibus, corda, cordibus
3rd Declension N
Give the Latin dictionary form for the personal pronoun adjective "our"
noster nostra nostrum
What is the imperative mood used for?
The imperative mood is used for commands.
Take up and read
Tolle, lege
Recite this conjugation in English:
sustuleram, sustuleras, sustulerat
sustuleramus, sustuleratis, sustulerant
I had lifted up (raised), you had lifted up, h/s/it had lifted up,
we had lifted up, you'll had lifted up, they had lifted up
Decline the noun "city"
urbs, urbis, urbi, urbem, urbe
urbes, urbium, urbibus, urbes, urbibus
3rd Declension I-stem F
What does is the meaning and gender for the Latin word "calida"
warm, hot
neuter
What is the vocative rule?
The vocative is identical to the nominative in all declensions except the singular masculine nouns of the 2nd declension ending in -us or -ius, where -e replaces -us, and -i replaces -ius.
I think, therefore I am.
Cogito ergo sum.
Recite the conjugation for "to act" in the Future-Perfect Indicitave Passive
actus -a -um ero, eris, erit
acti -ae -a eramus, eritis, erunt
Delcline the noun "horn"
cornu, cornus (with a macron), cornu, cornu, cornu
cornua, cornuum, cornibus, cornua, cornibus
Decline the personal pronoun adjective "your" in the neuter plural only.
vestra, vestrorum, vestris, vestra, vestris
What is the name of a noun that immediately follows another noun and renames it? And what is the agreement rule for this?
An Appositive
An appositive agrees with its noun in case, and usually but not necessarily in gender and number.