This case is the subject
The Nominative
These case has the endings
-ās
-ōs
and -ēs
The Accusative
amō, amāre, amāvī
2nd, singular, present (tu)
amās
it is fitting/proper...
decōrum est...
Son of Caecilius; survived Pompeii
Quintus
This case is the direct object;
Can also be object of prepositions
The Accusative
Case with endings
-īs,
and -ibus
Dative
salūtō, salūtāre
2nd, plural, present (vōs)
salūtātis
I like it very much
placet mihi bene
The estate manager
Varica
This case is indirect object;
Can show "reference" or "possession"
The Dative
3rd Declension Dative Singular
-ī
dō, dāre, dēdī
2nd, singular, perfect (tu)
dēdistī
to shout
clamō, clamāre, clamāvī
Owns a large estate in Britain.
Is in the mining business.
Salvius
Translate:
Quīntus cibum amicīs dat
Quintus gives food to (his) friends
Without using notes, decline pater, patris, m.
N pater patrēs
D patrī patribus
Acc. patrem patrēs
Translate:
Amicī Quīntum salūtāvērunt"The friends greeted Quintus"
Give the Latin for the following:
master dinner
to leave to y'all/for y'all
dominus, -ī, m. cena, -ae, f.
exeō, exīre, exīvī vōbis
Distant relative of Quintus. Married to Salvius
Rufilla
Translate:
It is allowed for the slaves to enter the villa
"Licet servīs intrāre villam"
Translate:
The slaves gave dinner to the father
"servī patrī cenam dēdērunt"
Translate:
The slaves slept in the villa
(dormiō, dormīre, dormīvī)
"Servī in villā dormīvērunt"
Translate:
licet vōbis intrāre villam et vinum dāre amicīs
It is allowed for y'all to enter the villa and to give wine to (your) friends
The King who invites Quintus and Salvius to his palace.
Honors Emperor Claudius every year
King Cogidubnus