Grammar
The subject in a Latin sentence is in this case.
What is the Nominative?
The verb tense translated as "was/were _____ing"
What is Imperfect?
Latin writings default to this gender.
What is masculine?
Verbs in English and Latin take these kinds of objects.
What are Direct and Indirect?
Most verbs we have learned are in this mood.
What is Indicative?
The Latin word for "name"
What is nomen?
Portuguese, Spanish, French and Italian are all this class of language.
What are Romance languages?
An action in this voice which is received by the subject.
What is the Passive?
This verb tense is translated as "had _____ed" or "had been _____ed" in the passive.
What is Pluperfect?
The Latin word for "tree."
What is "arbor, arboris, f."?
What is a Perfect Passive Participle?
Roman Queen of the gods
Who is Juno?
The passive infinitive of the verb "to love"
What is amārī?
The Latin word for "Teacher"
What is "magistra" / "magister?"
This Roman writer wrote about the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.
Who is Pliny?
The subject in Indirect Statement is in this case.
What is the Accusative?
He is the god of poetry, prophecy and music - the same name in Roman and Greek mythology.
Who is Apollo?
This is the full Latin name of the Pluperfect tense.
What is "Plūs quam perfēctum?"
the Latin word for great
What is "Optime?"
The Roman writer Seneca compared his aging body to this thing.
What is his old house?