Nouns (Nomina)
Verba (Verbs)
Varia Grammatica (Grab Bag)
Adiectiva (Adjectives)
Vocabula (Definitions)
Oratio Obliqua (Indirect Statement)
Pronomina (Pronouns)
100

This declension is the most regular in Latin.

What is the first declension?

100

Typically speaking, this is where verbs in Latin go.

What is at the end of the sentence?

100

This is where the object of a preposition goes.

What is after the preposition?

100

This is the middle degree of adjectives.

What is the COMPARATIVE?

100

This is Latin for year.

What is annus?

100

When a direct statement becomes indirect, the subject undergoes this transformation.

What is it becomes accusative?

100

This is Latin for "to me" or "for me."

What is mihi?

200

These are the two cases that must be the same in the neuter gender, and therefore must end in -a in the plural.

What are the nominative and accusative cases?

200

This is the only verb that does not belong to one of the four conjugations.

What is sum?

200

The superlative degree of an adjective is usually translated this way.

What is -est? / most?

200

This is the "regular" ending for superlative adjectives.

What is -ISSIMUS?

200

This is the difference between pellis and pello.

What is pellis means skin, pello means to hit?

(Or pellis is a noun, pello is a verb.)

200
At this point, you should know that this kind of verb sets up an indirect statement.

What is a verb of the head?

200
These are the cases pronouns can take.

What is all of them?

300

This is Magister's favorite Latin noun.

What is urbs?

300

This is Magister's favorite verb stem.

What is fu-?

300

This is the plural equivalent of ego.

What is nos?

300

Adjectives must agree with their nouns in three properties. Name them.

What are GENDER, CASE, and NUMBER?

300

This Latin verb can mean to do, drive, discuss, live, spend time, lead life.

What is ago?

300

The form of the verb used in an indirect statement always ends in this—unless, of course, the verb is sum.

What is -re?

300

First- and second-person pronouns do not have this property.

What is gender?

400

This is the declension vowel of the fourth declension.

What is u?

400

These conjugations use -am, es, et as their future tense pattern.

What are the third and fourth conjugations?

400

Prepositions that take the ablative usually have to do with this kind of motion.

What is motion away?

400

All comparative adjectives include this marker.

What is -IOR?

400

This is the (non-grammatical!) similarity between iratus, laetus, and perterritus.

What is they are all emotions?

400

In the statement Hercules putavit se pulchrum esse, this is the subject of the indirect statement.

Who is Hercules / se / himself?

400

Unsurprisingly, given their number, the dative and ablative have the same form in these two cases.

What are the dative and ablative?

500

This is the nominative singular ending in the third declension.

What is no ending / blank / zero ending?

500

These are all five of the possible indicators of the perfect system.

What are V, S, U, X or a long vowel?

500

Standard adverbs in Latin end in this vowel.

What is e?

500

First/second declension adjectives end in -US, -A, -UM. Third declension adjectives end in this.

What is -IS, -E / -ER, -IS, -E?

500

This verb is the opposite of purgo.

What is maculo?

500

In the statement Mater irata dicebat pueros temptare fugere, this is the main verb of the indirect statement.

What is temptare?

500

These are the two cases of is, ea, id that does not change for gender.

What are genitive and dative?