Latin Cases
In Latin, this case is used for indirect objects.
Dative Case
Avārus, Avāra, Avārum
This prominent river flows through the City of Rome and today divides this city from Vatican City
Tiber River
In classical Latin, the letter "u" was often written as what other letter?
"V"
Directly to the north of the Italian Peninsula, this mountain range helped to separate Rome from the wilderness of Gaul
The Alps
The Second Declension (Masculine) accusative plural case ending is...
-ōs
To help, aid, assist
Iuvō, Iuvāre
Latin remains an official language of this sovereign nation or power
Holy See (Vatican City)
When one adds the suffix -ne to a Latin word, what does this word become?
An interrogative (question)
Bellus, Bella, Bellum
Pretty, handsome, charming
Nouns in the Genitive Case perform this "job" or function in Latin sentences.
Possessive
Quoque
Also
The Latin term for the "ruling patriarch" of a Roman family
Paterfamilias
All finite verbs are characterized, or "limited" by tense, number, mood, person, and ______?
Voice (Active or Passive)
Name the missing language derived directly from Latin: Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French
Romanian
Nouns in the Accusative Case can be the objects of this kind of prepositional phrase.
Adjectival
DAILY DOUBLE: Fluvius, Fluviī (M)
River
In Ancient Rome, most people, whether slaves or free citizens, wore this long garment; patricians alone wore the toga over the top of this garment
Tunic
In Latin, this type of verb most frequently appears at the end of sentences
Predicate Verb
In Ancient Rome, this type of name was typically used only by members of the patrician class
Cognomen
Fīlia, Fīliae (F) takes this irregular Dative and Ablative plural ending.
-ābus
Mora, Morae (F)
Delay
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Eventually reduced to just a city, this prominent, North African empire was one of Rome's greatest rivals for a time, especially on the island of Sicily, where Rome grappled with this civilization for political control
Carthage
In Latin, the suffix -que functions as what word?
(Example: Marcus, Quintus, Iuliaque sunt in familia)
And
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Translate the following sentence into English: Fāma Romae est magna quod virī Romae sunt magnī.
The fame of Rome is great because the men of Rome are great.