Derivatives
The word dictionary appropriately comes from this Latin verb.
What is dico?
This character in the model sentences sings with a sweet voice.
Who is Loquax?
This language spoken by the ancient Britons is the basis of Irish Gaelic today.
What is Celtic?
The second principal part of a Latin verb is also called this, due to its never-ending action.
What is an infinitive?
If Salvius was entering an aedificium, it would be this.
What is building?
According to its Latin root, a domicile is another word for this.
What is house?
This character in the model sentences cannot count and wants to sleep.
Who is Bregans?
These were the powerful priests who acted as judges in the Celtic religion.
What are Druids?
The verb possum literally means be able but may also be translated with this English word.
What is can?
Anti-Loquax often replied with ita vero, which means this.
What is yes?
Power is derived from this Latin verb.
What is possum?
In Coniuratio, this character tried to kill Salvius in his sleep.
Who is Alator?
Salvius married this woman from an influential family in Rome.
Who is Rufilla?
Because of its different forms, the Latin volo is this type of verb.
What is irregular?
Alator was killed by the custodes, or this in English.
What is guards?
"A warning against touching" is this in Latin.
What is noli-me-tangere?I
In Tres Servi, this farm manager called the slaves together.
Who is Varica?
DAILY DOUBLE: Philus could count very fast while using this instrument.
What is an abacus?
The Latin nolo is the negatized form of this Latin verb.
What is volo?
When Bregans said he was fessus, he meant this in English.
What is tired?
Much like a résumé, a curriculum vitae or c.v. is a document of this.
What is life?
In Tres Servi, this character complained about the rainy weather.
Who is Philus?
Because of her social status, Rufilla became a priestess of this goddess.
Who is Salus Augusta?
Even though it’s always attached to a word, the enclitic -que is translated with this simple conjunction.
What is and?
The etymology of the Latin interficio translates to “make into…” this.
What is pieces?