Vocabulary
What is the definition of oculus?
Eye
What is the Ablative plural ending of the 3rd declension?
-ibus
What case is the subject in indirect discourse?
Accusative
Translate: The sparrow loves the sister. (3 words)
Passer sorōrem amat.
Translate: Senēs sunt sevērī.
The old men are serious/strict/severe.
What is the gender of pāx, pācis?
Feminine
What is the Accusative plural of amor, amōris?
Amōrēs
What English conjunction must you supply when translating indirect discourse?
That
Translate: "The old man esteems peace." (3 words)
Senex pācem aestimat.
Translate: Domina passerem et lupam cūrat.
The mistress cares for/takes care of the sparrow and the she-wolf.
What is the Nominative and Genitive of the word for "lap"?
Gremium, gremiī
What is the Dative singular of soror, sorōris?
Sorōrī
What Latin word is used if the subject of the indirect discourse reflects back to the subject of the main verb?
Sē
Translate: "We do not fear the eyes." (3 words)
Oculōs nōn timēmus.
Translate: Verbī amōrem et pācem nōn aestimant.
Words do not regard/esteem love and peace.
What are the first two principle parts of the verb "to envy someone"?
Invideō, invidēre
What is the Dative plural of the word for "sparrow"?
What happens to prepositional phrases in indirect discourse?
Translate: "The poet envies the sparrow." (3 words)
Poēta passerī invidet.
Translate: Catullus putat vītam nōn longam sed pulchram.
Catullus thinks that life is not long but beautiful.
What is the literal translation of "Aestimō ūnīus assis"?
What is the Genitive plural of the word for "old man"?
Senum
What are the three verbs (provide Latin infinitives) that often set up for indirect discourse?
Nārrāre, putāre, vidēre
Translate: "The word of the old man is severe."
Verbum senis est sevērum.
Translate: Catullus putat sē puellam plūs quam oculōs amāre.
Catullus thinks that he loves the girl more than (his) eyes.