Nouns
means more and takes a partitive genitive
What is plus, pluris, n.?
Takes accusative place to which and means to reach or arrive
means better
Means badly
What is male?
Means before and takes the accusative case
What is ante?
means day
What is dies?
Means to order and is followed by subject accusative and infinitive
What is iubeo?
Means happy, lucky
What is felix, felicis
Means not yet
means near and takes the accusative
What is prope?
Means bed, couch
What is lectus, lecti, m.?
Means to sleep
What is dormio?
Means nearer
Means at length, at last or finally
What is tandem?
These two prepositions introduce an ablative of place where
What are in and sub?
Means back
What is tergum, i, n.?
The comparative Latin form of old
What is senior?
This English word is derived from the Latin adverb, paene, meaning almost an island
Use of the Ablative that requires a passive verb, person and the latin preposition ab
What is ablative of personal agent?
Milia, Mare, and Animal share this in common
What are they are all 3rd Declension I-Stem nouns?
Three verbs that take a complimentary infinitive
What are possum, constituo and debeo?
One of two forms meaning lowest, bottom of
What is infimus, a, um or imus, a, um?
Means greatly
What is magnopere?
Translate semper ubi sub ubi
What is Always wear under wear?