LATIN NOUNS
The Nominative Plural, Genitive Singular, & Dative Singular forms of puella, -ae f.
puellae
The 1st person plural of curō, curāre in the PRESENT Tense
curāmus
What is the meaning of the prefixes ad & ab?
ad - present
ab - absent
Eagles have feathers
Aquilas spinas habent
The GENITIVE Plural of Romanus, -ī m.
Romanōrum
What is the meaning of 'cras'?
tomorrow
Translate into Latin: The farmer lives in Rome.
Agricola habitat in Romā.
The singular forms of servus, -ī m.
servus servī servō servum servō
What is the meaning of 'heri and hodie?
yesterday and today
The fields of the farmers are on the land (terrā)
Agri agricolarum in terrā sunt.
The plural forms of dominus, -ī m
dominī dominōrum dominīs dominōs dominīs
What is the meaning of "nunc" and "sed"?
now and but
The lords praise the slaves but the slaves are tired.
Domini servos laudant sed servi defessi sunt.
Decline dominus, -ī m in both SINGULAR and PLURAL
SINGULAR dominus, domini, domino, dominum, domino PLURAL domini, dominorum, dominis, dominos, dominis
The full declension of magnus, -a, -um in masculine and feminine
magnus, magna,
magnī, magnae,
magnō, magnae,
magnum, magnam,
magnō, magnā,
magnī, magnae,
magnōrum, magnārum,
magnīs, magnīs,
magnōs, magnās,
magnīs, magnīs,
Conjugate amo in the Present. You can sing the song
amo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant
Translate in [+ ACC] mean & in [+ ABL]? Explain the case function
in [+ ACC] = "into" Motion Toward in [+ ABL] = "in, on" Place Where
The girls give water to the horses because (quod) they love the horses.
Puellae equis aquam donant quod equos amant.