Conjugation
This is laudō, laudāre, laudāvī, laudātum in 2nd person, singular, perfect tense.
What is laudāvistī?
The perfect system is used to show this kind of action.
What is a completed action?
This is the meaning of principium, principiī, m.
What is "beginning"?
This is the meaning of Flumen, Fluminis
What is River
This is the 3rd PP of amō.
What is amāvī?
This is dicō, dicere, dixī, dictum in 3rd person, plural, perfect tense.
What is dixerunt?
The perfect stem is formed in this way.
What is by dropping -ī from the 3rd principal part?
This is the meaning of creō, creāre, creāvī, creātum.
This is the meaning of cur.
What is Why?
This is the 3rd PP of moneō.
What is monuī?
This is fugiō, fugere, fūgī, fugitūrum in 3rd person, singular, pluperfect tense.
What is fūgerat?
Pluperfect and future perfect verbs are usually found in sentences with this many verbs.
What is two verbs?
This is the meaning of acerbus, acerba, acerbum.
What is "harsh" or "bitter"?
This is the meaning of probitas, probitatis.
What is honesty or uprightness?
This is the 3rd PP of agō.
What is egī?
This is dō, dāre, dedī, dātum in 1st person, singular, pluperfect tense.
What is dederam?
These are all the acceptable translations of the imperfect tense.
What are "was", "were", "used to", and "kept"?
This is the meaning of nuper.
What is "recently"?
This is the meaning of deinde.
What is then, next, thereupon.
This is the 3rd PP of faciō.
What is fecī?
This is gerō, gerere, gessī, gestum in 3rd person, plural, future perfect tense.
What is gesserint?
The pluperfect and future perfect both use forms of the verb sum, esse for their endings, except for this one form.
What is the 3rd person, plural, future perfect form: erint?
These are some of the meanings of pro.
This is the meaning of tolero, tolerare
What is to bear, endure or tolerate.
This is the 3rd PP of audeō.
What is ausus sum?