Quis Diceret?
Ego sum pulchrior quam sorores meas. Venus mihi injuriam dare vult. Maritus meus est Cupido.
Psyche
Fourth principal part + sum. It signifies an action that has happened to the subject.
Perfect Passive Tense
This mostly includes masculine nouns and has u as its characteristic vowel. It is identified by its genitive singular ending - us.
The Fourth Declension
This is the demonstrative adjective and pronoun which is translated as this, these.
Sorōrēs, audīte mūsicam pulchram!
Sisters, listen to the beautiful music!
Furtem facere cupivi et feci. Prope domum meum arborem plenam pomorum erat.
Augustinus
A. Fourth principal part + eram. It signifies an action that had happened to the subject.
Perfect Passive Tense
This mostly includes feminine nouns and has e as its characteristic vowel. It is identified by its genitive singular ending, -ei.
The Fifth Declension
This is the demonstrative adjective and pronoun which is translated as that, those.
ille, illa, illud
Poma ex piro excussa sunt.
The fruits were shaken out of the pear tree.
Cupivimus videri terribiles. Habuimus cicatrices in faciebus nostris. Comedimus carnem, quae non cocta est.
Huni
Will have been completed. Formed with the third principal part + erō.
Future Perfect Active Tense
Dative + a form of sum. A Latin way of expressing ownership and an alternative to the verb habēre.
The Dative of Possession
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huic
All Genders, Dative, Singular
Sum similis rotae.
I am similar to a wheel.
Sum similis rotae, quae semper versatur. Hominibus dīvitiās atque honōrēs dō et eās ēripiō.
Fortuna
Fourth principal part + erō. It signifies an action that will have happened to the subject.
Future Perfect Passive
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manuum
Masculine, Genitive, Plural
(manus, manus is a fourth declension noun)
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illorum
Masculine/Neuter, Genitive, Plural
Nēmō deae dōna dat; nēmō ad templum Veneris it.
No one gives the goddess gifts; no one goes to the temple of Venus.
Sum deus ventorum. Fero Psychen ad summam montem, sed iacio sorores malas per caelum.
Zephyrus
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excussus, a, um erant
3rd person, plural, pluperfect, passive
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rebus
Feminine, Dative or Ablative, Plural
(res, rei is a fifth declension noun)
his
Porci a pomis delectati erant.
The pigs had been delighted by the fruits.