Verbs Latin-English
Verbs English-Latin
Nouns Latin-English
Nouns English-Latin
Potpourri
200

The PNMTV of Confeci

What is first person singular perfect active indicative?

200

They begged (oro, 3p perf act ind)

What is oraverunt?

200

The CNG of gratias

What is feminine accusative plural?

200

letters (nominative)

What is litterae?

200

The adjective dignus means "worthy (of)" + this case

What is the ablative?

400

The PNMTV of inferebantur 

What is third person plural imperfect passive indicative?

400

I was put in charge (praeficio, 1s perf pass ind)

What is praefectus sum?

400

The CNG of fortium

What is feminine genitive plural?

400

Rumor (ablative)

What is rumore?

400

The preposition praeter means "beyond" + this case

What is accusative?

600

The PNMTV of praelata erat

What is third person singular pluperfect passive indicative?

600

You all might have doubted (dubito, 2p perf act subj)

What is dubitaveritis?

600

The CNG of dubio

What is neuter dative/ablative singular?

600

Memories (genitive)

What is memoriarum?

600

This Latin word expects the answer "yes"

What is nonne?

800

The PNMTV of nolite

What is second person plural present active imperative?

800
To have preferred (malo, perfect active infinitive)

What is maluisse?

800

The CNG of gentibus?

What is feminine, dative/ablative, plural?

800

sacrilege (dative)

What is nefas?

800

This common idiom means "thank you"

What is gratias tibi ago (gratias agere)?

1000

The PNMTV of obliviscendum est

What is third person singular future passive indicative periphrastic?

1000

They might have been accomplished (conficio, 3p pluperf pass subj)

What is confecti/ae/a essent?

1000

The CNG of montes

What is masculine, nominative/accusative, plural?

1000

Doubts (accusative)

What is dubia?
1000

The word obliviscor means "forget" + this case

What is genitive?

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