Nouns
The three characteristics of Latin nouns
What are gender, number and case?
This is the present stem of the verb amō, amāre, amāvī, amātum.
What is amā-?
Egō, tū, nōs and vōs are all this type of pronoun.
What is a personal pronoun?
These are two possible meanings for the Latin preposition "in."
What is in, on, into, onto, against?
Adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in these three things.
The gender of 2nd declension nouns that have -um in their nominative singular.
What is neuter?
This verb tense is always signified by the tense sign "ba-"
What is the imperfect tense?
The phrase "Caesar ipse" is translated this way.
What is, "Caesar himself?"
Commonly confused with a similar-sounding but related English word, beatus, a, um translates to this.
What is "happy"?
In the sentence "I came with my friends," this kind of ablative is expressed by "with my friends."
What is an ablative of accompaniment?
The gender of the 3rd declension noun amor, amoris.
What is masculine?
These are the six indicative verb tenses, three in the present system and three in the perfect system.
What are present, imperfect, future, perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect?
Is, ea, id is typically a personal pronoun, but when paired with another noun, it can also be this type of pronoun.
What is a demonstrative pronoun?
Agō and ducō share this English meaning in common.
What is "lead"?
The future forms of sum appear as the endings in this verb tense, except in the 3rd person plural ending -erint.
What is the future perfect?
This noun declension always has -ī in the genitive singular.
The tense of the verb agēmus
What is future (indicative active)?
While a relative pronoun agrees with its antecedent in these two things, its case depends on its place in its own clause.
What is gender and number?
This is the meaning of the Latin verb capiō
What is "I capture/take"?
This country appeared on Grammar Quiz 2 and is the only European country to remain neutral during World War 2.
What is Switzerland?
The five main noun cases and their roles in the sentence.
What are...
Nominative - Subject
Genitive - Possessive
Dative - Indirect Object
Accusative - Direct Object
Ablative - Object of the Preposition
This is the passive form of the verb "delet," followed by its English meaning.
What is delētur, he/she/it is being destroyed?
This English sentence translates to "Rēx sē laudāvit."
What is "The king praised himself?"
tempus, aetas and ōlim are all words that have to do with this abstract concept.
What is time?
In the sentence Laudantur ab agricolā, "agricolā" is this type of ablative.
What is an ablative of agent?