Grammar
The case and declension of the word amicus.
What are Nominative and 2nd?
Romans ate these ovular edibles for appetizers. (Responde in Latine.)
What are ova? (ovum- singular)
Caecilius is the father.
Quid est: Caecilius est pater?
nomen est argentarius.
quis est Caecilius?
pavo: I am from this declension.
What is third declension?
This case is used to indicate the subject of a sentence.
What is Nominative
Romans drank this watered down, spiced, and at full strength in the evenings.
Quid est vinum?
The friend praises the slave girl.
Quid est: amicus ancillam laudat?
The difference between canem and cenam.
The meaning of valete.
What is: goodbye to all (pl).
What is the traditional Latin word order we have seen in a three word sentence?
What is Nominative, Accusative, Verb
The place where Romans ate and how they ate. (Responde in Latine.)
Quid est in triclinio et recumbit.
The son tastes the food.
Quid est: filius cibum gustat?
Give a Latin verb that involves using your voice.
Quid sunt: vocat, clamat, vituperat, cantat, salutat
Accusative case singular endings for all three declensions.
What are am, um, em?
This word refers to the usage of a noun in a sentence, e.g. whether a noun is a subject, direct object or preposition.
What is the word case?
The name Melissa derives from the Latin word for this Roman sweetener.
Quid est mel? (a.k.a. honey)
The merchant carries the wine in the dining room.
Quid est: Mercator vinum in triclinio portat.
Give one Latin verb that relates to your senses.
Quid sunt: audit, videt, gustat?
Quid cena est favorita Grumionis parare?
Quid est pavo!
I am made up of cases; there are three of me; examples of me include 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
What are declensions?
This early meal was light and consisted of panis. (Responde in Latine.)
Quid est ientaculum?
The daughter cooks the peacock.
Quid est: filia pavonem coquit.
Two things that Caecilius does to Grumio in the dining room. (Responde in Latine)
Quid sunt: laudat, vituperat, vocat, non spectat, audit
Metella would be careful not to drop food on the Roman name for the dress that she was wearing.
Quid est stola?