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Etymology
100
Analyse: in glōriā
feminine ablative singular
100
Analyse: culpās
2nd-person singular present indicative active
100
Decline: rēgīna (genitive singular)
rēgīnae
100
Conjugate: cantāre (1st-person singular present indicative active)
cantō
100
What does it mean if a man is invulnerable?
It means that he cannot suffer injury (from uulnerāre).
200
Analyse: fīliae
(1) feminine genitive singular (2) feminine dative singular (3) feminine nominative plural
200
Analyse: dant
3rd-person plural present indicative active
200
Decline: hasta (accusative singular)
hastam
200
Conjugate: ornāre (2rd-person singular present imperative active)
ornā
200
What does a narrator do?
He tells stories (from narrāre).
300
analyse: harēnārum
feminine genitive plural
300
Analyse: ōrāte
2nd-person plural present imperative active
300
Decline: puella (dative plural)
puellīs
300
Conjugate: ōrāre (2nd-person plural present indicative active)
ōrātis
300
What does one do in an ambulatory?
One walks (from ambulāre).
400
Analyse: pugnam
feminine accusative singular
400
Analyse: uocāminī
(1) 2nd-person plural present indicative passive (2) 2nd-person plural present imperative passive
400
Decline: uia (ablative plural)
uiīs
400
Conjugate: turbāre (3rd-person plural present indicative passive)
turbantur
400
What is an oration?
It is a speech (from ōrāre).
500
Analyse: poētīs
(1) masculine dative plural (2) masculine ablative plural
500
Analyse: uastātur
3rd-person singular present indicative passive
500
Decline: nāuicula (genitive plural)
nāuiculārum
500
Conjugate: uulnerāre (2nd-person singular present indicative passive)
uulnerāris / uulnerāre
500
What makes a waterway navigable?
It is navigable if it can be sailed through (from nāuigāre).