Vocabulary -- English to Latin
Principal parts
Roman History/Culture
Just in "case"
Lost in translation?
100
The Latin word for "friend."
What is "amīcus"?
100
salūtō, salūtāre, ________, salūtātum
What is "salūtāvī"?
100
The slave who accompanied a Roman boy to school and might serve as his tutor was called this.
What is a paedagogus?
100
The case of "senator" in the sentence: The SENATOR'S son gave a great speech.
What is genitive?
100
Magistrum discipulī salūtant.
What is "The students greet the teacher"?
200
The Latin word for "bad."
What is "malus, -a, -um"?
200
_________, tenēre, tenuī, tentum
What is "teneō"?
200
The first king of Rome was the son of the princess Rhea Silvia and this god.
Who is Mars?
200
The case of "poet" in the sentence: Vergil is a very famous Roman POET."
What is nominative?
200
Lūcius est frāter Servīliī.
What is "Lucius is the brother of Servilius"?
300
The Latin word for "eat."
What is "edō, edere/ēsse, ēdī, ēsum"?
300
volō, _______, voluī
What is "velle"?
300
Related to the Latin word for "beak," this was the name of the speaker's platform in the Roman Forum.
What is the rostra?
300
The case of "honor" in the sentence: He graduated with highest HONOR.
What is ablative?
300
Nolī in mensā scribere!
What is "Don't write on the table!"
400
The Latin word for "do" or "make"?
What is "faciō, facere, fēcī, factum"?
400
dēbeō, dēbēre, dēbuī, __________
What is "dēbitum"?
400
In 46 BC, Julius Caesar dedicated this temple to assert his direct descendance from Aeneas, the Romans' pre-historical ancestor.
What is the Temple of Venus Genetrix?
400
The case of "train" in the sentence: I traveled to Rome by TRAIN.
What is ablative?
400
Bonus fīlius matrem audīre dēbet.
What is "A good boy ought to listen to his mother"?
500
The Latin word for "prefer."
What is "mālō, mālle, māluī"?
500
currō, currere, __________, cursum
What is "cucurrī"?
500
This is the name of one of the Roman consuls in 509 BC, the same year that the kings were expelled following the rape of Lucretia.
Who is Brutus? or Who is Collatinus?
500
The case of "woods" in the sentence: Into the WOODS, it's time to go. I hate to leave; I have to, though.
What is accusative?
500
Duo servī Servīliī circum domum ambulant hodiē.
What is "Two slaves of Servilius walk around the house today"?
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