Latin Vocabulary
oppugno, oppugnare, oppugnavi, oppugnatus
What is "attack/assault?"
beg, pray
What is "oro, orare?"
the first person singular present tense of laudo, laudare
What is "laudo?"
Quid laudas?
What is "what do you praise?"
What are "principal parts"?
terreo, terrere, terrui, territus
What is "terrify?"
warn, advise
What is "moneo, monere?"
the first person plural future tense of laudo, laudare
What is "laudabimus?"
Habebit
What is "he/she/it will have"?
The second principal part.
What is "the present infinitive active"?
vinco, vincere, vici, victus
What is "conquer?"
lead, guide
What is "duco, ducere, duxi, ductus?"
the third person singular imperfect tense of moneo, monere
What is "monebat?"
Ducebatisne?
What is "were y'all leading/guiding?"?
The attributes of a verb.
What are "voice, mood, tense, number, and person"?
pono, ponere, posui, positus
What is "put/place/set/pitch?"
strive, contend, hasten
What is "contendo, contendere, contendi?"
the second person plural future tense of mitto, mittere
What is "mittetis?"
Veniunt
What is "they come/ they are coming/ they do come"?
How the present stem of a verb is found.
What is "dropping the ending of the present infinitive active"?
munio, munire, munivi, munitus
What is "fortify/construct"?
come together, assemble
What is "convenio, convenire, conveni, conventum?"
the third person plural future tense of audio, audire
What is "audient?"
Muniesne?
What is "Will you fortify/construct?"?
The present infinitive active endings of each of the four conjugations.
What are "are, ere (macron on first e), ere (no macron), ire"?