Declensions
The declension and gender of servus, servī
2nd declension masc.
2nd person singular
Conjugation of veniō, venīre
4th
Translation of: Tandem puellae ex agrīs ad vīllam rūsticam celeriter currunt.
At last the girls quickly run out of the fields toward the country house and farm.
fem., acc., sg.
The declension and gender of amīca, amīcae
1st declension fem.
3rd person plural of agō, agere
agunt
Conjugation of spectō, spectāre
1st
Translation of: Omnēs servī iam surgunt et labōrāre parant quod Cornēlium et Aurēliam timent.
All the slaves now rise and prepare to work because they are afraid of Cornelius and Aurelia
The gender, number and case of servōs
The declension and gender of māter, mātris
3rd declension fem.
Person and number of veniunt
3rd person plural
3rd
Translation of: Gemit Cornēlia quod Flāvia ad urbem magnam venīre nōn potest.
Cornelia groans because Flavia is not able to come to the big city.
The gender, number and case of patrēs
OR
masc, acc, pl
The declension and gender of pater, patris
3rd declension masc.
2nd person pl of trahō, trahere
trahimus
Conjugation of doceō, docēre
2nd
Translation of: Necesse est statim parāre quod nōs hodiē Rōmam redīmus.
It is necessary to immediately prepare because we return to Rome today.
The gender number and case of mātrem
fem, acc, sg
What is the only thing in Latin that ends in -re
AN INFINITIVE