Vocabulary
Latin-Eng
Latin-Eng
People, nation
Populus, populī
Inopia
Inopia inopiae
inopiae inopiarum
inopiae inopiis
inopiam inopias
inopia. inopiis
gens, gentis
tribe
Nouns ending in -er, -or are ______.
masculine
“In“ with ablative means _______.
in, on
Friend
Amīcus
Fīlius
filius filii
filii Filiorum
filio filiis
filium Filios
filio. Filiis
caelum, caeli
sky, heaven
All nouns naming male persons of first declension are masculine. All others are ___________.
feminine
et….et means ______.
both….and
Town
Oppidum, oppudī
Murus
murus muri
muri muriorum
muro muri
murum muros
muro. muris
impedimenta, impedimentorum
Baggage, baggage train
The part of the word that stays the same throughout the declension is the ______.
Stem
Where does ”itaque“ occur in a sentence?
it is used at the beginning of a sentence as an introductory adverb.
Courage, virtue
Virtūs, virtūtis
Periculum
periculum pericula
periculi periculorum
periculo Periculis
periculum pericula
periculo. periculis
agmen, agminis
Column of soldiers, army on the march
The accusative is like the ________ case in all neuter nouns.
Nominative
Similis is used with _____ and ______ cases.
Genitive or dative
Fear
Metus, metūs
Impetus
impetus impetūs
impetūs impetuum
impetui impetibus
impetum impetus
impetu. impetibus
aciēs, aciēī
battle line
Adjectives of quality ______their noun.
Follow
Pro always takes _______ case.
Ablative