Grammar
Vocabulary
Derivatives
Culture
Bonus!
100
You use this principal part to find the conjugation of the verb and to get the present active stem.
What is the second principal part
100
eats dinner, dines
What is cenat?
100
propinquity, which means nearness
What is prope?
100
on the sides of roads in crypts or tombs.
Where did the Romans bury their dead?
100
the Latin word for eye
What is oculus?
200
These are the three characteristics that all conjugated verbs have.
What is person, number, and tense?
200
mortuus
What is dead?
200
facsimile, which is the long word for fax (fax machines).
What is facit?
200
these actions were done to honor the dead.
What is sacrificing animals, offering food and wine.
200
this Latin phrase means "time flies"
What is "tempus fugit?"
300
These two letters indicate that a regular Latin verb is in the imperfect tense.
What is ba?
300
advances, proceeds
What is procedit?
300
omnipotent, which means all powerful
What is omnis?
300
this Roman philosopher did not believe in any form of life after death.
Who was Epicurus?
300
This Latin phrase means "Carthage must be destroyed."
What is "Carthago delenda est?"
400
eram, eras, erat, eramus, eratis, erant
What is the imperfect conjugation of the verb sum, esse?
400
near
What is prope?
400
conspicuous, which is an adjective meaning to stand out or be noticeable
What is conspicit?
400
in this part of the underworld, individuals were punished for their crimes.
What is Tartarus?
400
plumbum
What is the Latin word for lead?
500
VSUX
What is the acronym for the common letters that can be found in perfect stems of regular verbs?
500
very much, very
What is valde?
500
interrogation is a noun meaning the process of being asked a series of questions
What is rogat?
500
the body, clothes, personal belongings
What are things that were cremated?
500
This word is an English derivative of the Latin word meaning tomorrow.
What is procrastinate?
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