Latin to English (n)
magister, magistri (m)
Quid est “teacher, school master”?
First Roman emperor, adopted by Julius Caesar, had a month named after him
Quis est “Augustus/Octavian”?
Only land mass classified as both a country and a continent.
Quid est “Australia”?
Legendary twin brothers who were raised by a she-wolf and eventually led to the founding of Rome.
Qui sunt “Romulus” and “Remus”?
Voco
Quis est “1st/Sg/Pres/Act/Indic”?
mons, montis (m)
Quid est “mountain”?
Second of the “five good emperors”, named “optimus princeps” by Senate, ruled during Rome’s maximum territorial extent
Quis est “Trajan”?
The third planet from the sun.
Quid est “Earth”?
Goddess of love, beauty, fertility, and victory.
Quis est “Venus”?
Eratis
Quid est “2nd/Pl/Imperf/Act/Indic”
moenia, moenium (n)
Quid est “city walls”?
Third Roman emperor, name = “little boot”, planned to appoint his horse as Consul
Quis est “Caligula”?
Greek physician, “father of medicine”
Quis est “Hippocrates”?
God of war, and an agricultural guardian.
Quis est “Mars”?
Senserit
Quid est “3rd/Sg/Fut Perf/Act/Indic
ianua, ianuae (f)
Quid est “door, entrance“?
Persecuted Christians after being accused of starting The Great Fire of Rome, executed his mother and first wife, forced his former tutor, Seneca, to commit suicide
Quis est “Nero”?
Ancient civilization that invented cuneiform, the wheel, and wrote the Epic of Gilgamesh.
Qui sunt ”the Sumerians”?
Demi-god, trojan hero who founded Laviunium and laid the foundations for Rome’s future.
Quis est “Aeneas”?
Legemini
Quid est “2nd/Pl/Future/Pass/Indic”
iatralipta/iatraliptes, iatraliptae (m)
Quid est “massage doctor, doctor”?
Looked down upon by family for being physically disabled, conquered Britain, expanded imperial bureaucracy to include freedmen
Quis est “Claudius”?
Reptile that shoots blood from its eyes as a defense mechanism
Quid est “horned lizard”?
Goddess of the hearth, domestic life, and family.
Quis est “Vesta”?
Sublati simus
Quid est “1st/Pl/Perf/Pass/Subjunct”?