This is the infinitive ending of the 3rd Conjugation.
What is -ere?
The Latin word liber -a -um means this.
What is "free?"
This is the stem vowel of the 4th conjugation.
What is -i?
In the 3rd Conjugation, the 3rd principal part almost always contains this uncommon letter.
What is x?
This person is the one who often asks to have tea.
Who is Jeremiah?
The reason we refer to the 3rd Conjugation as "an old maid."
What is "there are no bo's?"
This Latin word means "to fix" or "to fasten," and is also where Mr. Figueroa's last name comes from.
What is figo?
The word fugio means "to flee." However, in cases like "Tempus fugit," it is changed to mean this.
What is "to fly" (or it flies)?
These three 3rd Conjugation io verbs have an -e in their third principal part.
What is capio, facio, and jacio?
The Latin word graviter means this.
What is heavily?
The two words traction and tractor are derivatives of this 3rd Conjugation Latin word.
What is traho/trahere?
The Latin word a, ab translates to this English preposition.
What is "from?"
The word eject derives from this Latin word.
What is "jacio?"
This is the perfect stem of the Latin word finio finire.
What is finiv-?
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The phrase "Dona nobis pacem" is best translated into this.
What is "grant/give (to) us peace?"
The Latin saying, "In hoc signo vinces" translates to this in English.
What is "In this sign, you will conquer?"
! ! ! DAILY DOUBLE ! ! ! (#1 of 2)
These 4 letters are the beginnings of the Latin words for son and daughter, sounding like a young horse.
What is "fili-?"
The Latin word scio, meaning "to know," can have its definition reversed by adding these 2 letters to it.
Cupio shares the same perfect stem pattern with this conjugation.
What is the 4th Conjugation?
This Latin word means "left," sounding like an evil adjective in English.
What is sinister?
These are the two vowels in the future tense of 3rd (and 4th) Conjugation.
What is A and E?
"Strong" or "brave" is best translated into this Latin word.
What is fortis, e?
3rd io verbs are considered to be 3rd Conjugation because of this.
What is the same infinitive?
This is the one 3rd Conjugation word we've learned that does not contain an x in its perfect stem.
"I shall either find a way or make one," is a phrase that translates to what in Latin.