February Latin Quiz

convenit

gather

de

down from, about

favet: favit

gives favor to

gens

family

invitat: invitavit

invites

legit

reads

liberalis (adjective)

generous

minime

no

murus

wall

noster

our

nunc

now

placet:placuit

it pleases

primus

first

promittit: promisit

promises

pugna

fight

rapit: rapuit

seizes. grabs

secundus

second

senator

senator

sollicitus

worried, anxious

stultus

stupid

tertius

third

utilis

useful

vale

good-bye

verberat: verberavit

stikes, beats

vir

man

Ubi?

where/when?

quis?

who?

quid?

what?

cur?

why?

What does the suffix “-ne?” do?

It makes a regular sentence into a question. For example: “Vosne esitis iratus?” = “Are you angry?”

Nominative declensions

1st 2nd M 2nd N 3rd

a, ae us, i um, a —, es

Accusative declensions

1st 2nd M 2nd N 3rd

am, as um, os um, a em, es

Dative declensions

1st 2nd M 2nd N 3rd

ae, is o, is o, is i, ibus