Vocabulary
short
brevis-e
strong
fortis -e
What are the two types of adjectives in Latin?
1/2 declension, 3rd declension
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate:
noble enemies (accusative)
N: 3rd, m., pl.
A: 3rd., m., pl.
hostes nobiles
A strong faith gives light to the poets.
Fortis fides dat lucem poetis
difficult
difficilis -e
severe
gravis -e
3rd declension adjectives are related to ___________________.
i-stem nouns
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate:
gravia debita (nominative)
N: 2nd, n., pl.
A: 3rd, n., pl.
Verbum omne magistri erat difficile.
Every word of the teacher(m.) was difficult.
sweet
dulcis -e
noble
nobilis -e
2nd declension er nouns either _____________ or _______________ the e in the stem.
drop, retain
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate:
vesperum dulcem (accusative)
N: 2nd, m., sing.
A: 3rd, m., sing.
pleasant evening
The ill citizen's lazy dogs are sweet.
easy
facilis -e
all
omnis -e
What are the two ways to show an indirect object in English?
to/for, word order
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate:
strong tribes (nominative)
N: 3rd, f., pl.
A: 3rd, f., pl.
gentes fortes
Faithful Mary was the mother of the Holy Lord.
Maria fidelis fuit Domini Sancti mater.
faithful
fidelis -e
disgraceful
turpis -e
What are the two ways to show possession in English?
of, 's
Parse (declension, gender, number) and translate:
short day (accusative)
N: 5th, m., sing.
A: 3rd, m., sing.
brevem diem
Viri duci forti res difficiles nuntiaverunt.
The men had reported the difficult matters to the brave leader.