Capitulum Sextum Decimum

Question 1

nāvis

Plural and gender?

Answer 1

ship, feminine

nāvēs

Question 2

portus

Plural and gender?

Answer 2

port, dock, harbor, masculine

portūs

Question 3

locus

Answer 3

place, location

Question 4

appellāre

Answer 4

to call, name

Question 5

nauta

Plural and gender?

Answer 5

sailor, masculine
nautae
Uses first declension endings, but adjectives used with it use masculine endings.

Question 6

simul

Answer 6

(together) at the same time

Question 7

nāvigāre

Answer 7

to sail

not navigate, means “to steer”

Question 8

volt

Answer 8

(he/she/it) wants

wishes + infinitive

Question 9

volunt

Answer 9

(they) want

wishes + infinitive

Question 10

paulum

Answer 10

a little bit, a small amount (+genitive)

Question 11

praetereā

Answer 11

also, in addition, furthermore

Question 12

omnis-e

Answer 12

every (singular), all (plural)

Question 13

semper

Answer 13

always

Question 14

tranquillus-a-um

Answer 14

tranquil, calm

Question 15

ventus

Answer 15

wind

Question 16

turbulentus-a-um

Answer 16

turbulent, rough

Question 17

tempestās

Plural and gender?

Answer 17

storm, tempest, feminine
tempestātēs
(all –tās nouns are feminine)

Question 18

turbāre

Answer 18

to disturb, to make rough, to stir up

Question 19

fīerī/fit/fiunt

Answer 19

becomes, begins to be, is made

irregular

Question 20

mergere

Answer 20

to drown, sink, submerge

This verb is transitive; it must have a direct object or be passive.

Question 21

cernere

Answer 21

to see far away or with difficulty; to discern

Question 22

invocāre

Answer 22

to invoke, to call upon

Question 23

servāre

Answer 23

to save, guard

Question 24

iterum

Answer 24

again