N. and Pronouns
This Latin word translates to the neuter version of the word what.
What is quod?
Passive verbs end in this letter.
What is r?
A wealthy Roman would live in this type of house.
What is a domus?
The word infirmary comes from this Latin word.
What is infirmus?
I bought this from the store when I asked for caro.
What is meat?
When referring to indirect objects, this case is used.
What is the dative case?
The third person plural of the perfect tense has this suffix.
What is -erunt?
Widely regarded as the most famous Roman dictator.
Who was Julius Caesar?
The word pessimist is derived from this Latin word.
What is pessi?
What is to cook?
While nowadays being used to describe a person that has an extremely high amount of self-importance, the term ego in Latin refers to this pronoun.
What is I?
The phrase had _ed is used to translate this tense.
What is the pluperfect tense?
In 107 BC, this man was elected to the Roman consul.
Who is Gaius Marcus?
This Latin term is the root word for tumultuous.
What is tumultus?
I did this if some referred to the action using the word accipio.
What is to receive?
The phrase hic et ille translates to this common English phrase.
What is this and that?
The perfect passive tense, in its first-person singular form, is formed by using the fourth principal part and this word.
What is sum?
Regarded as the most important meal of the day by the Romans.
What is a cena?
The word locomotive is derived from this Latin word.
How a person is feeling if they are described as iratissimus.
What is very angry?
The term idem means the same thing as this English word.
What is same?
The fourth principal part of the word amo.
What is amatus?
This drink was served with every course in a cena.
What is wine?
The term final comes from this Latin word.
The translation for the Latin phrase opprimuntur.