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Verbs
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What is the genitive singular, gender, and meaning of "porta"?
portae f. gate, entrance, door
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What is an English word that comes from "numerus, numerī m."?
numerous, numeral, numeric, numerical, number
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What declension endings does the noun "pecunia" use?
1st Declension Feminine
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What conjugation of verb is "habeo, habēre, habui, habitus"?
2nd conjugation
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Translate the verb: amant.
they love
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What are the principal parts and meaning of "culpo"?
culpo, culpare, culpavi, culpatus to blame
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What is an English word that comes from the verb "valeo, valēre, valui, valitus"?
value, invalid, validate, validation
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How do you translate nouns in the genitive case?
"of __"
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What are the Present Active Indicative verb endings?
-o, -s, -t, -mus, -tis, -nt
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Translate the noun: nautīs.
to/ for the sailors or in/with/by/from the sailors
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What is the meaning of the preposition "sine"?
without
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What is an English word that comes from "salveo, salvēre"?
salvage, salvation
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What is the Ablative Plural ending in the 1st Declension F.?
-īs
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What is the person, number, tense, voice, and mood of the verb "terretis"?
2nd, plural, present, active, indicative
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Translate: Fortuna puellam amat.
Fortune loves the girl.
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What are the principal parts and meaning of the verb "video"?
video, vidēre, vidi, visus to see
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What is an English word that comes from "ager, agrī m."?
agriculture, agricultural, agregate
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What case and number is the noun "fortunas"?
accusative plural
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What mood is the verb "amate!"
imperative
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Translate: tuam fortunam serva!
Preserve your fortune!
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What is the genitive singular, gender, and meaning of the noun "puer"?
puerī m. boy
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What is an English word that comes from "puer, puerī m."?
puerile
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List all 1st Declension F. endings in the correct order.
-a, -ae, -ae, -am, -ā; -ae, -arum, -īs, -as, -īs
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Put the Latin verb "voco, vocare, vocavi, vocatus" into the 1st person plural present active indicative form.
vocamus
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Translate: Sine pecuniā, nihil habemus.
Without money, we have nothing