Nouns
Most 1st declension nouns are this gender.
What is feminine?
The nominative case indicates this (just say one)
What is the subject noun or the predicate nominative?
What is 1st?
This is the definition of amo, amare.
What is "to love?"
He founded Rome.
Who is Romulus?
This vowel very frequently appears in 1st declension endings.
What is "a?"
Nouns have these three properties.
What are case, number and gender?
This is the 3rd person plural personal ending.
What is -nt?
This is the definition of "domi"
What is "at home?"
She is the mother of Romulus and Remus.
Who is Rhea Silvia?
This is the gender of athleta, athletae.
What is masculine?
These are the two uses of the accusative case.
What are direct object and object of the preposition?
All verbs we have learned so far are in this tense.
What is present tense?
This is the Latin word for "for a long time"
What is "diu?"
What is April 21, 753 BCE?
The case and number of amici (provide all options)
What are nominative plural and genitive singular?
This case indicates the Possessive Noun Adjective.
What is the genitive case?
What is "curatis?"
An English derivative of nauta, nautae
What is
-nautical,
-astronaut
etc...
Complete the quote "veni, ---, ---"
What is "veni, vidi, vici?"
This is the genitive plural form of "ager."
What is "agrorum?"
What is number?
Complete the ending pattern: -o, -are, ---, ---
What is -avi, -atum?
Advocate is an English derivative of this vocabulary word.
What is voco, vocare?
This comedic playwright wrote the Menaechmi.
Who is Plautus?