Case
The adjective PROXIMĀ uses this case to indicate "time when"
PROXIMĀ nocte dum dormit Psychē, iterum adest marītus ille
What is ABLATIVE?
The noun NOCTE (line 1) has this as its gender and number.
proximā NOCTE dum dormit Psychē, iterum adest marītus ille
FEMININE SINGULAR
MARITUS is functioning as the ________ in this first sentence?
proximā nocte dum dormit Psychē, iterum adest MARITUS ille et 'Psychē,' inquit, 'uxor cāra, ego tē valdē amō
What is SUBJECT ?
The word UXOR is said to be this part of speech.
'Psychē,' inquit, 'UXOR cāra, ego tē valdē amō et tibi omnia dō quae cupis
What is a noun
EGO in line 2 refers to this character.
'Psychē,' inquit, 'uxor cāra, EGO tē valdē amō et tibi omnia dō quae cupis
Who is Cupid
The pronoun TIBI uses this case to show that it is an indirect object.
'Psychē,' inquit, 'uxor cāra, ego tē valdē amō et TIBI omnia dō quae cupis.
What is DATIVE
The adjective CARA has this gender and number.
'Psychē,' inquit, 'uxor CARA, ego tē valdē amō et tibi omnia dō quae cupis
What is FEMININE SINGULAR?
The pronoun TE is functioning as the ___________ of the sentence in line 2.
'Psychē,' inquit, 'uxor cāra, ego TE valdē amō et tibi omnia dō quae cupis.
What is DIRECT OBJECT?
INQUIT (line 2) is an example of this part of speech.
'Psychē,' INQUIT, 'uxor cāra, ego tē valdē amō et tibi omnia dō quae cupis
What is a VERB?
The pronoun TIBI (line 3) refers to this character.
'Psychē,' inquit, 'uxor cāra, ego tē valdē amō et TIBI omnia dō quae cupis
Who is Psyche?
The word LUCE (line 3) is in this case.
sī mē in LUCE videris, numquam ad tē redībō.'
What is ABLATIVE?
The pronoun EAM in line 6 has this gender and number.
Psychē diū sic vivit : interdiū vōcēs EAM cūrant, nocte gaudet complexibus marītī.
What is FEMINE SINGULAR
The word MARITI in line 4 is best translated "of her husband" and therefore is said to show ______________ in this sentence.
Psychē, ubi MARITI verba audit, valdē trīstis est
What is POSSESSION?
NON in line 3 is an example of this part of speech.
sed NON licet tibi vultum meum vidēre
What is an ADVERB?
The pronoun EAM (line 6) refers to this character.
Psychē diū sic vivit : interdiū vōcēs EAM cūrant, nocte gaudet complexibus marītī.
Who is Psyche?
The noun MARITI in line 4 uses this case to show possession.
Psychē, ubi MARITI verba audit, valdē trīstis est,
GENITIVE
The pronoun EI in line 6 (end of first paragraph) has this gender and number.
Psychē, ubi marītī verba audit, valdē trīstis est, sed oscula marītī cōnsōlātiōnem EI ferunt.
FEMININE SINGULAR
The word UXOR (line 2) is in the vocative case and therefore expresses ___________ in this sentence.
et 'Psychē,' inquit, 'UXOR cāra, ego tē valdē amō et tibi omnia dō quae cupis.
DIRECT ADDRESS
SED in the second sentence in the 2nd paragraph (line 7) is an example of this part of speech
What is a CONJUNCTION?
The relative pronoun QUAE (line2) refers back to this word in the same sentence.
Also known as its antecedent.
What is OMNIA (all things which....)?
The noun COMPLEXIBUS in line 7 glossed in the margins as meaning "in the embraces" uses this case.
interdiū vōcēs eam cūrant, nocte gaudet COMPLEXIBUS marītī
What is ABLATIVE
The noun OSCULA (meaning "kisses") in line 4 uses this gender and number.
Psychē, ubi marītī verba audit, valdē trīstis est, sed OSCULA marītī cōnsōlātiōnem eī ferunt
What is NEUTER PLURAL?
The noun OSCULA in the sentence below is functioning as the _________ in this context.
Psychē, ubi marītī verba audit, valdē trīstis est, sed OSCULA marītī cōnsōlātiōnem eī ferunt
What is the SUBJECT?
The simple letter Ē in the sentence below is an example of this part of speech.
Psȳchē Ē lectō exsilit lucernamque accendit;
The relative pronoun QUAE in the second to last sentence refers back to this word earlier in the sentence.
sed lucerna illa stillam oleī ardentis ēmittit, QUAE in Cupīdinem cadit.