Vocabulary
The derivative "pessimistic" comes from this Latin adjective.
pessimus, -a, -um = worst
Most fifth declension nouns are this gender.
feminine
The degree of latior.
comparative
The comparative form of the adverb acriter.
acrius
Translate optimus.
best
The Latin word for swiftly.
celeriter
The case of the noun "manu."
ablative
Comparative adjectives use the endings of this declension.
3rd
The comparative adverb shares a form with the comparative adjective of this gender.
neuter
The positive form of plus.
multus, a, um
The translation of the irregular superlative "maximus."
greatest
The accusative singular of the noun "res."
rem
Put similis in the superlative, dative singular feminine.
simillimae
"for the longest time"
diutissime
The comparative form of "magnus."
maior, maius
The English definition of "princeps."
emperor, prince, chief
The genitive plural of "passus."
passuum
Make the adjective pulcher into superlative form (masculine nominative singular).
pulcherrimus
Give the superlative form of "laete."
laetissime
The superlative of superus, -a, -um.
summus, -a, -um
OR
supremus, -a, -um
The English definition of propior, propius
nearer
The dative singular of the neuter noun "cornu."
cornu
Marcus fortior quam equus est.
Rewrite this sentence using the ablative of comparison.
Marcus fortior equo est.
The translation pattern of quam + superlative.
as _______________ as possible
as _______________ as one can
The 2-word Latin idiom for "youngest."
minimus, -a, -um natu