Nouns
This word, meaning "light," is of the feminine gender.
Quid est lux?
This second conjugation verb can often be confused for something you consume on Youtube.
Quid est videō?
Adjectives must match their nouns in these three ways.
What are gender, number, and case?
This is the infinitive of amō.
Quid est amāre?
Mr. Harmon lived here for 2 years.
What is Finland?
This Latin word is sometimes translated "servant," though there technically were none in the ancient world, only slaves.
Quid est servus?
It starts with the same letter and means almost the same thing as amō, but it's even more intense.
Quid est adōrō?
To find the present stem of a verb, take the -re off this principal part.
What is the infinitive or second principal part?
The english translation of the verb timuisti.
What is "you feared," or "you were afraid?"
Mr. Harmon was lost in this European capital city.
What is Helsinki?
Free points!
Fortunate canis!
The second conjugation verb moneō is often confused with this other second conjugation verb.
Quid est maneō?
To find the stem of any noun, take this ending off the second principal part.
What is the genitive singular?
Esse is the 2nd principal part of this verb.
Quid est sum?
Mr. Harmon was 22 when he started studying this language.
What is Latin?
The stem of this 5th declension noun is only one letter.
Quid est rēs?
You can barely hear this verb because of how silent it is.
Quid est taceō?
Find the perfect stem of any verb by taking -ī off of this element.
What is the third principal part?
This 2nd conjugation verb only has two principal parts.
Quid est gaudeō?
This is the name of Mr. Harmon's cat.
What is Bobsy?
The English meaning of a 5th declension Latin noun that always has a few students giggling for some reason.
Face.
This 1st conjugation verb, often confused with laudō, has irregular principal parts.
Quid est lavō?
This principal part is poison, and you should never use it for finding a stem of anything, be it a noun or verb.
What is the first principal part.
The third principal part of iubeō.
Quid est iussī?
The number of bow ties Mr. Harmon has.
What is 24?