Nouns
The case and number of "rota".
What is Nominative singular?
The meaning of "dormīre".
What is "to sleep"?
These kinds of words are conjugated.
What are verbs?
The full translation of the sentence: "Rota Fortūnae terribilis est." (Hint: "terribilis" means exactly what it looks like it means!)
What is, "The wheel of Fortune/Fortune's wheel is terrible."?
Write in Latin: "The island is far away."
What is, "Īnsula procul est"?
The full declension, singular and plural, including Vocative case, of "rota".
What is, "rota, rotae, rotae, rotam, rotā, rota; rotae, rotārum, rotīs, rotās, rotīs, rotae"?
The four principle parts of "dormīre."
What are, "dormiō, dormīre, dormīvī, dormītum"?
The full parsing of the verb, "dormīvistī". (take a 100 point dock if you want me to remind you what 'parsing' means.)
What is: Person: 2nd/ #: sg /Tense: Perfect/ Mood: indicative/ Voice: active
Translate: Piscēs inventī erant.
What is, "The fish(es) had been discovered/found."?
Write in Latin: "We had found the wheel of Fortune."
What is, "Rotam Fortūnae invēnerāmus."?
The POSSIBLE case(s) and number(s) of "piscis".
What are, nom sg, gen sg, voc sg.?
The POSSIBLE translations of "occupāvī" (3rd principle part of "occupō").
What is: "I occupied, I have occupied, I did occupy"?
The time and aspect expressed by the pluperfect tense.
What is past time, completed aspect?
Translation of the sentence: "Utinam īnsulam occupent!"
What is, "If only they may occupy the island!"
Write in Latin: "We found the fish."
What is, "Piscem/Piscēs invēnimus."?
The full declension, singular and plural, including Vocative, of the word "gēns."
What is: "Gēns, gentis, gentī, gentem, gente, gēns; gentēs, gentium, gentibus, gentēs, gentibus, gentēs."?
Full conjugation of the verb "occupō" in the future perfect passive indicative.
What is: "Occupātus, -a, -um erō, Occupātus, -a, -um eris, Occupātus, -a, -um erit; occupātī, -ae, -a erimus, occupātī, -ae, -a eritis, occupātī, -ae, -a erunt."?
The possible time(s) and aspect(s) expressed by the perfect tense.
What is present completed, or past simple?
Translation of the sentence: "Incolae, genitī in īnsulā, deem aspēxit."
What is: "The inhabitants, having been birthed/born on the island, saw/did see/have seen the goddess."?
Write in Latin: "Y'all should occupy many islands!"
What is: "Multās īnsulās occupētis!"?
The Latin phrase meaning "the fish (sg.) having been found," in the nominative plural.
What is "Piscēs inventī"?
Full conjugation of the verb "inveniō" in the future passive indicative.
What is: "inveniar, inveniēris, inveniētur; inveniēmur, inveniēminī, invenientur"?
A verbal adjective which expresses present time, completed aspect, and can be translated 2 ways.
What is Perfect Passive Participle?
Translation of the sentence: "Fūr pūnītus ā nōbīs adprehēnsum erit."
What is: "The thief, having been punished by us, will have been reprehended."?
What is: "Incolae deae sublātī erunt."?