Vocabulary
This Latin word means farmer.
agricola
This case is used for the subject of a sentence.
nominative
This verb form is used for commands.
imperative
the god of lightning
Jupiter
hello
This Latin word means horse.
equus
This case is used to show possession.
genitive
This is a verbal adjective, such as in the sentence, "The boy, desiring to go outside, looked out the window."
participle
the goddess of wisdom
Minerva
thank you
gratias tibi ago
This Latin word means speed.
celeritas
This case is used to show place to which (e.g., I am going to Rome.)
accusative
This type of pronoun points out something (near or far).
demonstrative
the god of war
Mars
let it be done
fiat
This Latin word means fruit.
fructus
This case is used for the agents/doers of passive verbs.
ablative
When this word is used with a comparative, it can mean "than."
quam
the hero who fled from Troy and founded the future city of Rome
Aeneas
I sing of arms and a man
arma virumque cano
This Latin word means shore.
litus
This case is used for the subjects of indirect statements.
accusative
This is the name for a 1st person command using a present subjunctive.
hortatory subjunctive
the god of music and medicine
Apollo
Hail Caesar! We about to die salute you.
Ave Caesar, morituri te salutamus.