Vocabulary
Especially
praesertim
What is a participle?
verbal adjective
aurum
nom/acc., singular, n.
tamen appāruit accūsātor novus, Quintus Caecilius Iucundus.
However a new accuser appeared, Quintus Caecilius Iucundus.
What is a mood? (Name them.)
The mode in which a verb is functioning (or similar). Indicative, imperative, subjunctive.
What is the third principal part of "tango"? AND how does that principal part translate?
tetigi; I touched
How do you identify the four conjugations?
long a, long e, short e, long i; look at the infinitive
mentum
gen., pl., f. (it's okay if they couldn't quite remember the gender)
in medio atrio, victima ā Domitianō sacrificātur; precēs Iovi et Iunoni offeruntur.
In the middle of the atrium, a victim is sacrificed by Domitian; prayers are offered to Jove/Jupiter and Juno.
What is the superlative of "Magnus"?
Maximus.
become, be made, happen
fio, fieri, factus sum
What declension is "law"? Decline it.
3rd; lex, legis, legi, legem, lege, leges, legum, legibus, leges, legibus
didicimus
1 pl. perfect active indicative
ego enim prīmus ā Augustō meam sententiam rogābor, quia cōnsul sum nātū maximus.
For I first will be asked my opinion by Augustus, since I am a very great consul by birth.
Recite the "this/these" chart correctly and accurately one time.
hic/haec/hoc/huius/huius/huius/huic/huic/huic/hunc/hanc/hoc/hōc/hāc/hōc/hī/hae/haec/hōrum/hārum/hōrum/hīs/hīs/hīs/hōs/hās/haec/hīs/hīs/hīs
"the crime of a companion"
crimen sociī
Present active: dubitans/ntis "doubting"; dubitatus, -a, -um "having been doubted"; dubitaturus, -a, -um "about to doubt"; dubitandus, -a, -um "ought to doubt"
eripietis
2 pl. fut. active. indicative
in hāc epistulā Agricola nūntiat exercitum Rōmānum ad ultimās partēs Britanniae pervenisse.
In this letter Agricola announces that the Roman army had arrived at the furthest parts of Britain.
Make "gravis, gravis, grave" (grave/serious) AND "severus, -a, -um" (severe/strict) into adverbs.
graviter et severē
Name the six deponent verbs from our vocabulary.
utor, minor, videor, queror, fruor, moror
1) Passive Periphrastic Rap; 2) elements of an indirect statement
FPP + verb "to be" indicates necessity, often takes a dative of agentry; head verb/TFSP verb + acc. + infinitive
iunctus erat
Domitia autem, iam ab exiliō revocāta atque in favōrem Domitianī restitūta, intentē ultionem adversus Salvium meditabatur.
Domitia, however, now called back from exit and restored into Domitian's favor, was intently planning revenge against Salvius.
Name an English derivative we get from each of the following Latin vocabulary words, (but I'm only giving you the English definition).
1) empty
2) neighbor
3) to fall
1) vacuum; evacuate
2) vicinity
3) casualty; cadence; cascade