Endings Practice: English-Latin

Question 1

nominative, singular of the Latin noun meaning ‘life’

Answer 1

vīta

Question 2

dative, singular of the Latin noun meaning ‘girl’

Answer 2

puellae

Question 3

accusative, singular of the Latin word meaning ‘woman’

Answer 3

fēminam

Question 4

dative, singular of the Latin word meaning ‘goddess’

Answer 4

deae

Question 5

nominative, singular of the Latin word meaning ‘money’

Answer 5

pecūnia

Question 6

accusative, singular of the Latin word meaning ‘fortune; chance; misfortune; destiny’

Answer 6

fortūnam

Question 7

2^nd person, singular, present tense form of the Latin verb meaning ‘to blame; to disapprove of’

Answer 7

culpās

Question 8

1^st person, singular, present tense form of the Latin verb meaning ‘to give’

Answer 8

dō

Question 9

1^st person, plural, present tense form of the Latin verb meaning ‘to think; to ponder’

Answer 9

cōgitāmus

Question 10

2^nd person, plural, present tense form of the Latin verb meaning ‘to give’

Answer 10

dātis

Question 11

quid

Answer 11

interrogative pronoun

neuter, nominative/accusative singular

asks ‘what’

Question 12

eās

Answer 12

3rd Person Personal Pronoun

feminine, accusative, plural

Question 13

eīs

Answer 13

3rd Person Personal Pronoun

ablative/dative, plural, m./f./n.

Question 14

eī

Answer 14

3rd Person Personal Pronoun

dative, singular, m./f./n.

OR

nominative, plural, m.