what does "contendo contendere contendi contentus" mean?
to struggle or to hasten
100
what is a derivative for "gravis, grave"?
grave, gravity, etc
100
what is the present active participle for "putare"
putans
100
what is the Latin present active infinitive for "to love"
amare
100
what is the new name for "present" infinitives
contemporaneous
200
what is the definition for "ostendo, ostendere"
show, stretch out before, present
200
"consistency" is a derivative of what Latin verb?
consisto, consistere
200
what tense participle is "oppressurus"
future
200
what is the present passive infinitive for "educere"
educi
200
what is the new name for the "perfect/past" tense?
prior
300
what is the definition for "neither" in Latin
neuter
300
give an English derivative for the Latin word "mensis"
semester, menstruate, etc.
300
translate: "puella laudans"
the praising girl
300
translate "navigavisse"
to have sailed
300
according to the sequence of tenses, how can we re-write "he said her to have won Jeopardy"
"he said that she won Jeopardy"
400
what is the definition for "to prohibit" in Latin
prohibeo, prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus
400
which word is a derivative for "tango": tangerine, tang, intangible, tango, tactics
intangible
400
which principal parts are the present active and future active participles made from
present: 2nd, future: 4th
400
which word is the subject of the infinitive: "Virgilius Romanos optimi esse dixit."
"Romanos"
400
according to the sequence of tenses, what tense infinitive should we use in the following sentence: "he complained that the teacher would give a test"
subsequent
500
what is the definition of "one...another" in Latin?
alius...alius
500
which word is not a derivative for "dicere": contradice deceree dictate indict voir dire
decree
500
put these words into the right order: equus videt in agro amicum ambulans currentem.
equus in agro ambulans amicum currentem videt
500
please translate the part in quotes into Latin: Cristina shouted "the girl to have been loved"
puellam amaturam esse
500
while the tenses of indicative verbs are understood in relation to the present, the tense of infinitives and participles are understood in relation to what?