nouns & adjectives
verbs
morphology
translation & parsing
100
________________, ______________ : immortal
What is immortalis, immortale: immortal
100
________, ________, _________, rogatum : __________
What is rogo, rogare, rogavi, rogatum: to ask
100
Decline civis, civis, civium (m.)
What is ______Singular___Plural Nominative____civis_______cives Genitive_______civis______civium Dative________civi_______civibus Accusative_____civem_____cives Ablative_______cive_______civibus
100
Translate the following sentence and parse and fully account for the marked words:Servos heri *emptos* malos esse arbitrans, pater meus hodie ad oppidum ire voluit ut eos venderet, sed ei *persuasi* ut moraretur et cras iret.
Translation: Thinking that the slaves that were bought yesterday were bad, my father wanted to go to town today in order to sell them, but I persuaded him to delay and go tomorrow. Parsing: *emptos*: accusative, masculine, plural, perfect passive participle *persuasi*:1st person, singular, perfect, active, indicative, main verb introducing an indirect command
200
tristis, triste: ________________________
What is tristis, triste: sad
200
_________, vereri, _____________ : ________________
What is vereor, vereri, veritus sum: to fear / to be afraid of
200
Conjugate venor, venārī, venātus sum in the perfect active indicative:
What is __Singular____________Plural 1____venatus, -a, -um sum____venati, -ae, -a sumus 2_____venatus, -a, -um es_____venati, -ae, -a estis 3_____venatus, -a, -um est____venati, -ae, -a sunt
200
Translate the following sentence and parse and fully account for the marked words: Quia multa mala de rege nostro diximus, et *arbitramur* regem omnia audivisse, veremur ne multa *patiamur*.
Translation: Since we said many bad things about our king, and we think that the king heard everything, we fear lest we suffer many things. Parsing: arbitramur- 1st person, plural, present, active, indicative, verb in subordinate clause introducing an indirect statement; patiamur- 1st person, plural, present, active, subjunctive, verb in a fear clause
300
classis, ____________, (____.) : _____________
What is classis, classis, (f.): fleet
300
orior, ___________, ____________ : ________________
What is orior, oriri, ortus sum: to rise
300
Conjugate volō, velle, voluī, - in the present active indicative:
What is ____Singular____Plural 1_________volo________volumus 2_________vis_________vultis 3_________vult________volunt
300
*Verentes* ne hostes se interficerent, nostri regem oraverunt ne se e castris duceret et dixerunt se eum *secuturos non esse*.
Translation: Fearing lest the enemy kill them, our men begged king to not lead them out of the camp and they said that they would not follow him.; Parsing: verentes- masculine, plural, nominative, present active participle introducing a fear clause; secuturos esse- future, active, infinitive, expressing a masculine, plural, accusative subject in indirect statement.
400
______________, _____________ (______.) : soldier
What is miles, militis, (m.): soldier
400
_________, _________, mortuus sum: ______________
What is morior, mori, mortuus sum: to die
400
Decline the demonstrative pronoun id (the neuter forms) from is, ea, id
What is ______Singular___Plural Nominative_____id_______ea Genitive_______eius______eorum Dative_________ei_______eis/iis Accusative______id_______ea Ablative________eo______eis/iis
500
_______________, corporis, (_______.) : _____________
What is corpus, corporis, (n.): body
500
_________, __________, ________, oratum: __________
What is oro, orare, oravi, oratum: beg
500
Decline “soror haec” using forms from the noun soror, sororis (f.) and the demonstrative adjective hic, haec, hoc
What is _______Singular_______Plural Nominative____soror haec______sorores hae Genitive_______sororis huius____sororum harum Dative________sorori huic______sororibus his Accusative_____sororem hanc___sorores has Ablative_______sorore hac______sororibus his
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