Chapter 12 Flashcards
What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “king”?
rex
What is the fourth principal part of audio, audire?
auditum
What is the third principal part of facio, facere?
feci
What is the third principal part of habeo, habere?
habui
What is the perfect first-person singular ending?
i
What is the third principal part of the verb that means “say, tell, speak; name, call”?
dixi
What is the fourth principal part of habeo, habere?
habitum
What is the fourth principal part of the verb that means “conquer, overcome”?
victum
What is the second principal part of the verb that means “say, tell, speak; name, call”?
dicere
What is the gender of the Latin word that means “Caesar”?
masculine
Give the first principal part: superavi
supero
How many principal parts does each verb have?
four
What is the gender of the Latin word that means “Asia”?
feminine
What is the third principal part of erro, errare?
erravi
What is the perfect third-person plural ending?
erunt
What is the third principal part of sum, esse?
fui
What is the fourth principal part of fugio, fugere?
fugitum
What is the third principal part of ago, agere?
egi
What is the perfect second-person plural ending?
istis
What is the fourth principal part of scribo, scribere?
scriptum
What is the fourth principal part of valeo, valere?
valiturum
What is the second principal part of the verb that means “conquer, overcome”?
vincere
What is the third principal part of possum, posse?
potui
What is the third principal part of mitto, mittere?
misi
What is the fourth principal part of capio, capere?
captum
What is the fourth principal part of do, dare?
datum
What is the third principal part of do, dare?
dedi
What is the fourth principal part of laudo, laudare?
laudatum
What is the third principal part of venio, venire?
veni
What is the third principal part of voco, vocare?
vocavi
What is the gender of the Latin word that means “god”?
masculine
What is the fourth principal part of duco, ducere?
ductum
What is the fourth principal part of moneo, monere?
monitum
What is the genitive singular form of the Latin word that means “Caesar”?
Caesaris
What is the nominative singular form of the Latin word that means “sky, heaven”?
caelum
What is the third principal part of debeo, debere?
debui
What is the perfect second-person singular ending?
isti
What is the fourth principal part of debeo, debere?
debitum
What is the fourth principal part of supero, superare?
superatum
The future perfect endings take the form of what tense of sum?
future