Vocab./Adj. forms
Strong, brave
Fortis,-e
Stem of facilis
Facil-
Parent language of Romance languages
Latin
good day (acc.)
diem bonum or bonam
Easy
Facilis, -e
One termination adj. are called this because
Nom. Forms masc, fem, and neuter are the same
Describes languages “born” from the same language
Cognate
to a famous leader (dat.)
duci claro
Just,fair
Iustus, -a, -um
Stem of acer
Acr-
Language family of German language
Indo-European
a sharp (bitter) word (abl.)
verbo acri
Swift, quick
celer, -eris, -ere
Stem of vetus
Veter-
3 languages derived from Latin
French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansch
strong oak tree (nom.)
quercus fortis
Old, ancient
Vetus, gen. Veteris
Stem of most 3rd declension nouns are found in which case?
Nominative
3 Examples of Balto-Slavic languages
Lithuanian, Latvian, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Bulgarian
of the old senator
senatoris veteris