Latin to English
pueri
boys/of the boy/the boy's
I give
do
sapientia
wisdom
If you want to yell at someone, you should use this case.
vocative
Romulus and Remus were said to have been raised by a ...
she-wolf
vocat
he/she/it calls
You (sg.) have
habes
avara
greedy
The gender of 'nauta'
masculine
Troy
forma pecuniae
the shape of money
for the son
filio
sine
without
The vocative singular of 'populus'
popule
This most famous amphitheater staged gladiator fights, mock naval battles, and animal hunts as entertainment.
Colosseum (Flavian Amphitheater)
videsne rosas feminae?
Do you see the woman's roses?
I have a daughter
filiam habeo.
often
saepe
When a noun and adjective go together, it is said that they ______ with each other.
agree
After the Roman Empire had conquered all the lands surrounding this large sea, they referred to it as mare nostrum, 'our sea'.
Mediterranean
puella de agro currit.
The girl runs down from the field.
The man sees the farm.
(a) few
pauci, paucae, pauca
An adjective takes the _____, _____, and _____ of the noun that it goes with.
gender, number, case
SPQR stands for what Latin phrase?
Senatus Populusque Romanus (The Roman Senate and People)