Nouns
This is the word for "hill"
What is "collis?"
This is the meaning of dederunt.
All nouns whose genitive singular end in this belong to the 2nd declension.
What is "i?" (with a macron)
Adjectives agree with the noun in this way.
What is "number, gender, and case?"
This means "I" in Latin.
What is "ego?"
There are 5 of these in Latin nouns.
What are "declensions?"
The endings to present indicative active of the 1st conjugation?
The indirect object is put in this case.
What is "dative?"
Adjectives of quantity are located in here to the noun.
What is "before?"
This means "you" in Latin.
What is "tu?" (with a macron)
This is the gender of the 4th declension.
What is "masculine?"
The 2 voices of verbs.
What are "active and passive?"
Forms of the verb "sum" may stand where in the sentence?
What is "anywhere?"
Adjectives of quality are located here to the noun.
What is "after?"
This means "you all" in Latin.
What is "vos?" (with a macron)
Name the 2nd declension noun endings.
What is "us, I, o, um, o" and "i, orum, is os, is?"
What are "indicative, subjunctive, and imperative."
This is how an appositive agrees with its noun.
What is "number and case?"
This adjective means all or every.
What is "omnis?"
This means "he" in Latin.
What is "is?"
This means "men" in Latin.
What is "hominis?"
Six parts of all Latin verbs.
What are "conjugation, tense, number, voice, mood, and person?"
Both English and Latin verbs change this to express tense.
What is "their form?"
This adjective means first.
What is "primus?"
This means "himself" in Latin.
What is "sui?" (with a macron)