Stringy stuff that covers the caput and corpus
Capillus
Quintus os aperit atque medico linguam ostendit.
Quintus opens his mouth and shows the doctor his tongue
Miles gladio pugn_____ potest.
Pugnare
POSITIVE: Ramus tenu____ puerum crass____ sustinere non potest.
Tenuis, crassum
Milites arc____ ferunt et magnum impet____ in hostes faciunt.
Arcūs, impetum
Be in a resting position supported by one's backside
Sede
Medicus manum super pectus pueri imponit eumque spirare et cor eius palpitare sentit.
The doctor places his hand on the chest of the pueri and feels him breath and feels his heart beat.
Quintus: "Pes dol____." Quintus 'ped___ dol____' dicit.
Dolet, pedem, dolēre
COMPARATIVE: Saccus Leandri grav_____ est quam Syri, nam mala grav_____ sunt quam pila.
Gravior, graviora
Dux Romanus magno exercit____ imperat
Exercitui
Part of the corpus with the oculi and nasus
Caput, capitis, n.
Gladius equitis longior et gravior est quam peditis.
The sword of the horseman is longer and heavier than that of the footsoldier.
Medius puer____ os aper_____ et linguam ostend____ iubet.
Puerum, aperire, ostendere
COMPARATIVE: Hoc pillum long____ et grav____ est quam illud.
Longius, gravius
Multi Graeci in exercit_____ Romanis militant.
Initium noctis et finis diei
Vesper, vesperi, m.
Romani castra defendunt: vallum ascendunt ac pila in Germanos iaciunt.
The Romans defend the camp: they ascend the wall and throw javelins onto the Germans.
Iulius dicit 'saccul____ Davi vacu____ es___.'
Sacculum, vacuum, esse
SUPERLATIVE: Sol stella caeli clar_______ est.
Clarissima
Numerus di_____ magnus est.
Dierum
Introduces the consequence of the previous sentence, like itaque and ergo, but frequently postpositive
Igitur
Nix frigidior est quam imber. Hieme montes et campi nive operiuntur.
Snow is colder than rain. In the winter the mountains and fields are covered with snow.
Lydia putat anul____ pulchr____ es____.
Anulum pulchrum esse
SUPERLATIVE: Id praenomen Latinum long_______ est.
Longissimum
Quando lucet luna? Noct____ luna lucet.
Nocte