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1st Declension - Formation
Brief Translation
Vocabulary
Principal Parts
Fortuita
100
Puella: nominative plural.
What is puellae?
100
Puellas videmus.
What is "We see the girls"?
100
This is the English meaning of the Latin poenas dare.
What is "to pay the penalty"?
100
This is the third principal part of do, dare.
What is dedi?
100
This is the sixth letter of the Greek Alphabet.
What is zeta?
200
Poena: ablative plural.
What is poenis?
200
Crustum amas.
What is "You love pie"?
200
These are two possible definitions of the Latin word fama.
What are fame, rumor, report, reputation?
200
This is the first principal part of monere.
What is moneo?
200
This is the largest prime number under 300.
What is 293?
300
Forma: dative singular.
What is formae?
300
Rosa est pulchra.
What is "The rose is beautiful"?
300
This is the Latin word for anger.
What is ira?
300
This is the fourth principal part of terreo, terrere.
What is territum?
300
1011.
What is 11 in binary notation?
400
Rosa: accusative plural.
What is rosas?
400
Agricola magnam fortunam amat.
What is "The farmer loves (his) great fortune"?
400
These are the two Latin conjunctions meaning "but" and "and."
What are sed and et?
400
This is the second principal part of the verb servo.
What is servare?
400
This Russian composer wrote "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini" in the summer of 1934.
Who is Sergei Rachmaninoff?
500
Fama: genitive plural.
What is rosarum?
500
Vitam tuam amas.
What is "You love your life"?
500
The English adjective "impecunious" (poor, destitute) comes from this Latin word.
What is pecunia?
500
This is the person, number, and tense of almost all principal parts.
What is 1st person singular, present tense?
500
This is the author of The Martian Chronicles.
Who is Ray Bradbury?