Squeaky Clean Fun (baths)
The cold room of the Roman baths
frigidārium
The Latin translation for "you curse" (singular)
(tū) vituperās
The dative form of the pronoun "ego"
mihi
The English translation of this clause (not a complete sentence):
"Caecilius Quīntō dōnum dedit"
"Caecilius gave a gift to Quintus"
OR
"Caecilius gave Quintus a gift"
The Latin word for "through"
per
The instrument Romans used the scrape oil and dirt off themselves
Strigil
Form and translate the present tense form of erat
est
he/she/it is
The full plural declension (nom, dat, acc) of "servus"
nom: servī
dat: servīs
acc: servōs
The English translation of:
cūr tē vituperāt? mendāx nōn es
Why does he curse you? You are not a liar.
The meaning of quod and the meaning of quoque
quod: because
quoque: also
Where garments sometimes were stolen in Roman baths
apodyterium
Form and translate the imperfect form of habet
habēbat
he/she/it was having
The full declension (nominative, dative, and accusative) singular forms of "tū"
nom: tū
dat: tibi
acc: tē
The English translation of this clause (not a complete sentence):
"postquam forum intrant"
"after they enter the forum"
The perfect tense form of dat
dedit
Define hypocaust
heating system that pumped hot air underneath Roman baths through a series of small under-floor pillars
Parse celebrābant (give person, tense, and number)
imperfect tense
plural
The dative plural form of "hospes"
hospitibus
The English translation of
Ego tibi multam pecūniam dēbēō.
dēbēō=you owe
I owe much/a lot (of) money to you.
The Latin word for "where" AND the Latin word for "why"
where: ubi
why: cūr
laconicum or sudatorium
The perfect form of fert
tulit
The full singular declension (nom, dat, and acc) of fūr
nom: fūr
dat: fūrī
acc: fūrem
The Latin translation of this clause (not a complete sentence):
"where the dresses were the best"
"ubi stolae optimae erant"
The Latin meanings of tandem and tamen
tandem: finally
tamen: however