Vocabulary
Latin Nouns
Latin Verbs
Ecce Romani
Roman History
100
road / street
via
100
Accusative singular of "puer"
puerum
100
Change from singular to plural
sedet (he/she sits)
sedent (they sit)
100
Who are the children?
Marcus and Cornelia
100
What was the capital of the Roman Empire?
Roma (Rome)
200
Pick two and define them: et, iam, dum, ubi, sed, etiam
et = and
iam = now
dum = while
ubi = where
sed = but
etiam = also
200
Nominative plural of "villa"
villae
200
Change from singular to plural
est (he/she is)
sunt (they are)
200
Who is Flavia?
Cornelia's friend and the family's neighbor
200
Who is Aeneas?
The mythical founder of the Roman race
300
List at least two animals in Latin
canis (dog), equus (horse), bos (ox), vacca (cow), lupus (wolf)
300
Ablative singular of silva
silvÄ
300
Change from plural to singular
currunt
currit
300
Who is Davus and where is he from?
he's a slave and the family's overseer
he's from Britannia
300
Who killed Julius Caesar?
A group of senators led by Brutus and Cato
400
Pick three to define: puella, servus, canis, pater, silva, filius
puella = girl
servus = slave
canis = dog
pater = father
silva = forest
filius = son
400
List two cases and say what they're used for
Nominative (subject)
Accusative (direct object)
Ablative (prepositions)
Vocative (call by name)
400
Give the infinitive of ambulat and videt
ambulare
videre
400
What character is the pater familias (i.e. the head of the family)?
BONUS: What's his first name?Cornelius
Bonus: Gaius
400
Describe a toga
Bonus: Who wore togas?
Long cloth draped around men over their tunics
Bonus: Worn by Roman citizens
500
Pick three to define: wolf, under the tree, tired, hello, to see, voice
wolf = lupus
under the tree = sub arbore
tired = defessus / defessa
hello = salve / salvete
to see = videre
voice = vox
500
Give the singular and plural nominative forms for: puella and lupus
puella, puellae
lupus, lupi
500
Translate: I can sleep
possum dormire
500
Who is the wife?
Aurelia
500
What room is this?
peristylium (courtyard)