A Brief Case
It's the Case that is acted upon in a sentence.
What is the Accusative?
What is Perfect?
It's the English translation of the noun: epistula
What is a letter?
nautas: Plural Feminine
What is Accusative?
What is Londinium?
Among its other uses, this Case frequently shows up with prepositions.
What is the Ablative?
Its the tense of the verb: was running.
What is Imperfect?
It's the English translation of the noun: hominem.
What is a person/man?
pueri: Nominative Masculine
What is Plural?
It was the name of the people who originally lived in Britain.
Who were the Celts?
It's the case of the noun: epistulae
What is Nominative?
These two letters indicate that a word is in the Imperfect tense (in addition to being frequently heard on a farm).
What is -ba-?
It's the English translation of the noun: iuvenis.
What is a young man?
pugnabas: Second Person Singular
What is Imperfect?
It's the English name for a ferrarius.
What is a blacksmith?
Its the case of the noun: militibus
What is Ablative?
It's the second person plural perfect form of the verb: narro, narrare, narravi.
What is naravistis?
It's the English translation of the verb: appropinquavimus?
What is "We approached"?
video: 1st Person Present
What is Singular?
He was the Roman emperor who conquered Britain (and predated Nero).
Who is Claudius?
It's the ending of all plural, neuter Nominatives and Accusatives.
What is -a?
It's the third person plural perfect form of the verb dico, dicere, dixi.
What is dixerunt?
It's the English translation for the sentence: multi milites senatores spectaverunt in Foro Romano.
What is "Many soldiers watched the senators in the Roman Forum."
homine: Masculine Singular
What is Ablative?
It's the river that London was built on.
What is the Thames?