Latin-English Vocab
mare, maris, -ium n.
sea
mind; intention, purpose; attitude
mēns, mentis, -ium f.
animālī
Dative Singular Neuter
or
Ablative Singular Neuter
What form of difficilis, difficile matches this noun in case, number, and gender?
carminibus
difficilibus
Daily Octuple!
"Quid agis in palūde meā?" dixit Shrek.
What are you doing in my swamp? said Shrek.
iūre (adv.)
rightly, justly
walls
moenia, moenium n. pl.
moenia
Nominative Plural Neuter
Accusative Plural Neuter
Vocative Plural Neuter
Daily Double!
What form of ācer, ācris, ācre matches this noun in case, number, and gender?
ursā
ācrī
Cīvis ā versipelle necātus est.
The citizen was killed by the werewolf.
omnīnō (adv.)
entirely; at all
country(side)
rūs, rūris n. sg. or pl.
timōrem
Accusative Singular Masculine
What form of facilis, facile matches this noun in case, number, and gender?
vītārum
facilium
Facile est carmina scrībere.
It is easy to write poems.
ingēns, ingentis
huge, vast; remarkable
sharp, keen; fierce
ācer, ācris, ācre
rēge
Ablative Singular Masculine
What form of īnfēlīx, īnfēlīcis matches this noun in case, number, and gender?
mare
īnfēlīx
Multōs canis mea militēs in ācre proelium dūcet.
My dog will lead many soldiers into the fierce battle.
fortis, forte
brave; strong
senators
patrēs cōnscrīptī voc. pl.
hominum
Genitive Plural Masculine
What form of fortis, forte matches this noun in case, number, and gender?
mīlitēs
fortēs/fortīs
Hostēs, ubi ad moenia vēnērunt, ingentem timōrem omnibus fēcērunt.
The enemies, when they came to the walls, made huge fear for everyone.