Nouns + Adjectives
Which plural case endings remain the same across declensions?
dative and ablative
Parse poterant (person, number, tense, voice, and mood).
3rd, pl, imperfect, active, indicative
Which case does the preposition per take/govern?
Accusative
What kind of nominative is parvus in Marcus parvus est?
Predicate nominative
What does it mean to conjugate a verb?
To change a verb to show meaning (person, number, tense, voice, mood)
Which case do compound verbs usually take?
dative
Which preposition joins with capio to create accipio?
ad
When translated as an adjective, what does is, ea, id mean?
that/those, this/these
How can you translate the phrase nocere malum est?
It is bad to harm/harming is bad
What does it mean to decline a noun/adjective?
To change the form to express meaning (gender, number, case)
Which cases can be used in description constructions?
genitive or ablative
What endings are used for the future tense?
1 + 2: -bo -bis -bit -bimus -bitis -bunt (robot!)
3 + 4: -am -es -et -emus -etis -ent (ham & 5 eggs)
What is the only “official” reflexive pronoun?
3rd sing/pl (sui, sibi, se, se)
What are two ways to translate the following dative of possession: discipulīs pecūnia non est.
belonging to, have
What do you call the part of a word that remains the same across all forms (noun, adjective, or verb)?
Root or stem
True or false: for -er, -a, -um adjectives, masculine nominative and vocative singulars are the same.
True
What is a subjective infinitive?
An infinitive used as the subject of a finite verb
Parse eandem (gender, case, and number).
feminine, accusative, singular
What parts of speech can multum be?
adjective, adverb
Define apposition (be as specific as possible)
A noun in the same case which provides more information about the antecedent
How do you find the stem/root for a 2-1-2 adjective?
Look at the feminine (second one listed)
What conjugation does fero, ferre behave most like?
3rd conjugation (i for present pl, e for imperfect, ham & eggs)
Replace the direct object of the sentence with the correct pronoun: Silvia catulum habet.
eum
Translate: “rectē dīcis,” inquit is, “sed vir imperiī magnī est, et Rōmānī vērī mihi dē eō crēdunt!”
"You speak justly," he says, "but he is a man of great power, and true Romans believe me about him!"
When asked to parse nouns or verbs, what should you provide for each part of speech?
Verbs: person, number, tense, voice, mood
Nouns: gender, number, case