Vocabulary 1
beautiful
pulcher pulchra pulchrum
rough, harsh
asper aspera asperum
What kind of verbs have indirect objects?
giving and telling verbs
Parse (declension, gender, number) then translate.
culter sinister
N: 2nd, m., sing.
A: 1/2, m. sing.
left-hand knifeThe harsh master was accusing the wretched slaves.
Dominus asper servos miseros accusabat
free
liber libera liberum
sacred
sacer sacra sacrum
In Latin, the indirect object is in which case?
dative
Parse (declension, gender, number) then translate.
Italiam liberam (accusative)
N: 1st, f., sing.
A: 1/2, f., sing.
free Italy
Vir magistro donum dabit.
The man will give a gift to the teacher(m.)
lazy
piger pigra pigrum
sick, ill
aeger aegra aegrum
Give the three nominative singular endings for 2nd declension masculine nouns.
us, er, ir
Parse (declension, gender, number) then translate.
beautiful lands
N:1st, f. pl.
A: 1/2, f., pl.
terrae pulchrae
The uninjured farmers were plowing the right-hand field.
Agrum dextrum agricolae integri arabant.
left, left-hand
sinister sinistra sinistrum
whole, uninjured
integer integra integrum
What are the two basic parts of a sentence?
subject and predicate
Parse (declension, gender, number) then translate.
oppidum liberum (accusative)N: 2nd, n., sing
A: 1/2, n., sing
free town
Agnus aeger puerum pigrum exspectavit
The ill lamb waited for the lazy boy.
right, right-hand
dexter dextra dextrum
wretched
miser misera miserum
Give the four attributes of nouns.
declension, gender, number, case
Parse (declension, gender, number) then translate.
viri pigri (nominative)
N: 2nd, m., pl.
A: 1/2, m., pl.
Puella poetae libero libros dabat.
The girl was giving books to the free poet.