Verbs
Nouns/Cases
Translation
Derivatives
Culture
100
translate: habes
What is you have?
100
Accusative singular nouns end in this letter
What is m?
100
Translation of this sentence: Clemens ad villam ambulat.
What is Clemens walks to the house?
100
Give the Latin word, and its definition, from which each English word is derived: insatiable
What is satis (enough)?
100
The Pompeiians thought this goddess of love and beauty was special and watched over their town.
What is Venus?
200
translate: currit
What is he/she is running, he/she runs?
200
the case that is the subject of a sentence
What is nominative?
200
Latin word of the VERB in the sentence: The slave is a merchant.
What is EST?
200
Give the Latin word, and its definition, from which the English word is derived: vendor
What is vendit (sells)?
200
This is the Latin word for the TWO senior officials who heard lawsuits.
What is DUOVIRI?
300
translate convinco
What is I convict?
300
Give the accusative form of the word: puella
What is puellam?
300
Translation of this sentence: ego pecuniam non debeo.
What is I do not have money.
300
Give the Latin word, and its definition, from which the English word is derived: judicial
What is iudex (judge)?
300
These are the three major purposes of the forum in Pompeii.
What are business (commercial), local government (administrative), and religion?
400
translate: sum
What is: I am
400
The declension of each of these nouns, in order: mercator, aqua, amicus
What is 3,1,2?
400
Translation of this sentence: mercator non revenit.
What is The merchant does not return (come back).
400
Give the Latin word, and its definition, from which the English word is derived: IMBIBE
What is bibit (drinks)?
400
This is how different types of shops were indicated in Pompeii.
What is carved or painted signs?
500
Translate: es
What is "you are"?
500
Give the nominative form of the word and define it: mendacem
What is mendax (liar)?
500
Translate this sentence into Latin: argentarius mercatorem ad basilicam vocat.
What is The banker calls the merchant to the courthouse?
500
Give the Latin word, and its definition, from which the English word is derived: JANITOR
What is ianua (door)?
500
The large theater at Pompeii could hold this many people.
What is 5,000?
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