Latin Grammar Cards Set I Flashcards by Oak Hall Junior Classical League

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

docētis

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase cīvis ācer.

cīvis ācer

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase puer ācer.

puerī ācris

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus nostrum.

cīvī nostrō

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For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

pōnimus

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For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctus(-a, -um) erit

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For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperimus

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase ager magnus.

agrī magnī

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mīles pār.

mīlitibus pāribus

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase via ācris.

viīs ācribus

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase signum ācre.

signō ācrī

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For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

pōnēbant

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus forte.

corporibus fortibus

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase corpus ācre.

corporibus ācribus

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For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

pōnis

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mare magnum.

maribus magnīs

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mīles magnus.

mīlitēs magnī

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For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

capiēminī

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For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuerat

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For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnēbāminī

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For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

portāberis

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What is the use of the Ablative of Place from Which?

The ablative with ab, dē, or ex expresses place from which.

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For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

capiet

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Give the Nominative Neuter ending for duo.

duo

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Give the Accusative Feminine ending for ūnus.

ūnam

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase corpus ācre.

cīvium ācrium

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For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

capientur

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase signum magnum.

signō magnō

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase ager fortis.

ager fortis

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase puer fortis.

puerīs fortibus

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase mīles ācer.

mīles ācer

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For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

pōnēs

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For the noun ager, give the Nominative Singular form.

ager

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For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

portābis

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For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātus(-a, -um) sum

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For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

pōnam

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase signum līberum.

signum līberum

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus magnum.

corpus magnum

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For the noun mīles, give the Accusative Plural form.

mīlitēs

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For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctī(-ae, -a) erāmus

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase equus magnus.

equōs magnōs

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase corpus līberum.

corporum līberōrum

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Using a Predicate Adjective, say in Latin “The island is large.”

Īnsula est magna.

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For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnēbāmur

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase signum magnum.

signō magnō

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase signum līberum.

signa lībera

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For the verb sum, give the Present, Active, Infinitive.

esse

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase lēx nostra.

lēgēs nostrās

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For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātī(-ae, -a) sumus

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase equus pār.

equōs pārēs (-īs)

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase ager līber.

agrīs līberīs

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase ager ācer.

agrum ācrem

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For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portābāmur

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase ager pār.

agrī pāris

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For the noun mare, give the Genitive Singular form.

maris

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For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

portābuntur

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Give the Ablative Masculine ending for duo.

duōbus

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus pār.

corporī pārī

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Give the Nominative Masculine ending for ūnus.

ūnus

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus līberum.

cīvem līberum

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase mīles pār.

mīlitī pārī

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase ager pār.

agrīs pāribus

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For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuit

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mīles noster.

mīlitem nostrum

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus ācre.

cīvem ācrem

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase signum pār.

signa pāria

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For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positī(-ae, -a) erātis

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase lēx pāris.

lēge pārī

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase equus līber.

equī līberī

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus pār.

corpus pār

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For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

capiam

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mare ācre.

mare ācre

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mīles ācer.

mīlitibus ācribus

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase equus ācer.

equīs ācribus

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase via pāris.

viae pāris

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For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuistis

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus magnum.

corporī magnō

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase via ācris.

viās ācrēs

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase equus ācer.

equum ācrem

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For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuerit

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For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

caperis

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For the noun mare, give the Nominative Singular form.

mare

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Give the Accusative Neuter ending for duo.

duo

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For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

capiēbāmus

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase puer noster.

puerō nostrō

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase lēx fortis.

lēgēs fortēs

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For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

portābam

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase corpus forte.

corporum fortium

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase equus magnus.

equum magnum

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus ācre.

cīvēs ācrēs

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For the noun via, give the Accusative Plural form.

viās

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mīles pār.

mīlitis pāris

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus pār.

corporibus pāribus

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase lēx fortis.

lēgibus fortibus

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For the noun lēx, give the Ablative Plural form.

lēgibus

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase equus ācer.

equī ācrēs

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase corpus līberum.

corpus līberum

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase lēx lībera.

lēgī līberae

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For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnēmur

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For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnēminī

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For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāverit

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase signum ācre.

signō ācrī

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase puer fortis.

puerōs fortēs

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For the noun ager, give the Ablative Singular form.

agrō

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase equus fortis.

equum fortem

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus forte.

cīvēs fortēs

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For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captī(-ae, -a) erimus

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase puer fortis.

puerī fortis

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For the noun cīvis, give the Ablative Singular form.

cīve

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For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

docēbatur

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mare ācre.

maris ācris

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Give the Accusative Neuter ending for trēs.

tria

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase puer līber.

puer līber

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Give the Dative Masculine ending for ūnus.

ūnī

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase signum magnum.

signa magna

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus forte.

cīvibus fortibus

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For the noun cīvis, give the Accusative Plural form.

cīvēs

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase corpus magnum.

cīvis magnī

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For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positī(-ae, -a) erimus

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For the noun cīvis, give the Accusative Singular form.

cīvem

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Give the Genitive Masculine ending for duo.

duōrum

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For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperant

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For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positus(-a, -um) erit

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For the noun via, give the Genitive Singular form.

viae

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus līberum.

corporī līberō

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For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperit

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Using an Ablative of Agent, say in Latin “The water is carried by Anna.”

Aqua ab Annā portātur.

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For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuērunt

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Give the Genitive Neuter ending for ūnus.

ūnīus

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus nostrum.

cīvem nostrum

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For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuerō

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What is the Latin for the ordinal number ten?

decimus, decima, decimum

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For the noun mīles, give the Ablative Plural form.

mīlitibus

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase corpus nostrum.

corpus nostrum

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For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāverint

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Using an Ablative of Manner, say in Latin “He labors with great eagerness.”

Magnō studiō labōrat.

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase via magna.

viīs magnīs

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus pār.

cīvem pārem

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For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

pōnet

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase puer fortis.

puer fortis

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase mare līberum.

marī līberō

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase puer ācer.

puerī ācrēs

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For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēpimus

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase equus ācer.

equō ācrī

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What three things can be used to open up a yes or no question (also known as Interrogative Particles)?

-ne, nonne, and num

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For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

docēbāris

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase ager magnus.

agrō magnō

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase lēx nostra.

lēge nostrā

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase signum ācre.

signīs ācribus

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase lēx magna.

lēx magna

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For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

pōnō

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For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuerās

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase cīvis noster.

cīvis noster

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mīles magnus.

mīlitibus magnīs

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For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctī(-ae, -a) estis

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For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

docēbimus

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase equus fortis.

equōrum fortium

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase equus noster.

equum nostrum

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase signum ācre.

signum ācre

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase mare forte.

maria fortia

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase signum pār.

signum pār

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For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctī(-ae, -a) erimus

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For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

portābimus

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For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperint

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For the noun mare, give the Dative Singular form.

marī

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase equus ācer.

equōrum ācrium

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus līberum.

corpus līberum

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus magnum.

cīvibus magnīs

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For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

docēs

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For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuerātis

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase equus līber.

equum līberum

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase lēx nostra.

lēgibus nostrīs

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase signum nostrum.

signō nostrō

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Give the Accusative Neuter ending for ūnus.

ūnum

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For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēpit

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mīles līber.

mīlitis līberī

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For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

erō

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase via magna.

viīs magnīs

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agrīs nostrīs

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docēbor

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marium pārium

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portāveritis

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signum forte

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portātur

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mīlite pārī

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puerīs nostrīs

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docēbimur

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equī

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lēx lībera

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portāverās

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docuistī

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What is the Latin for the cardinal number ten?

decem

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portāverat

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maria ācria

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portābātis

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equīs pāribus

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capiēbantur

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docēbās

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cīvibus līberīs

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What is the Latin for the ordinal number two?

secundus, secunda, secundum

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agrōrum magnōrum

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puer pār

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viae magnae

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equōs ācrēs

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puerīs

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capimur

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docēris

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The means by which a thing is done is expressed by the ablative without a preposition.

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Using a Vocative of Direct Address, say in Latin “Free the captives, friend Marcus.”

Līberā captīvōs, amīce Mārce.

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cīvis nostrī

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lēgēs ācrēs

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corporis nostrī

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cīvis pāris

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trium

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viārum ācrium

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viā nostrā

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captī(-ae, -a) sunt

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maribus ācribus

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mīlitēs ācrēs

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lēgum nostrārum

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captī(-ae, -a) estis

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pōnētis

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viārum fortium

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lēgēs pārēs (-īs)

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captus(-a, -um) est

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marium līberōrum

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maris pāris

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portātus(-a, -um) erō

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positus(-a, -um) eris

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duārum

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lēgum magnārum

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docēberis

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fuerāmus

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signōrum magnōrum

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erat

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mīlite nostrō

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estis

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mare nostrum

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The ablative with ā or ab is used with a passive verb to show the person (or animal) by whom something is done.

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lēge līberā

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mīlitī nostrō

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cīvis līber

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marī

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mīles noster

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docēbiminī

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cīvēs nostrī

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Using an Ablative of Place from Which, say in Latin “The horses walk down from Gaul.”

Equī dē Galliā ambulant.

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signō pārī

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agrīs

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viam magnam

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signīs nostrīs

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signa fortia

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corporibus magnīs

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agrō pārī

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cīve līberō

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corporum

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signōrum pārium

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mīlitēs fortēs

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cīvēs magnōs

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mare magnum

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cīvibus nostrīs

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cīvium fortium

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equī līberī

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puerō fortī

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docuerās

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equōs

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lēgis

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viam

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agrōs magnōs

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Using an Ablative of Means, say in Latin “We save lives and money with our victories.”

Victōriīs nostrīs vītās et pecūniam servāmus.

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puerō ācrī

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portātus(-a, -um) eram

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mīles magnus

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positus(-a, -um) es

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viīs līberīs

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agrōrum nostrōrum

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puer noster

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mīlitēs nostrōs

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puerum fortem

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viae magnae

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agrī

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agrī pārēs

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cīvium pārium

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portābāminī

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docēte

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lēgī

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mīlitēs

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trēs

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cīvēs pārēs (-īs)

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portābat

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capitis

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What is the use of the Dative of Indirect Object?

The indirect object of a verb is in the dative.

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What words omit the prepositions “ad” or “in” when using the Accusative of Place to Which?

domum and names of towns and cities.

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For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

portor

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corporī ācrī

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marī līberō

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docēbant

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pōnēbat

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tribus

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tribus

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doctī(-ae, -a) eritis

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docueris

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signa ācria

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lēgem

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puerōs pārēs (-īs)

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posueris

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Using an Accusative of Place to Which, say in Latin “They drive to Rome.”

Romam agunt.

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portātus(-a, -um) es

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lēgem līberam

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viīs

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What is the use of the Nominative Subject?

The subject of the verb is in the nominative.

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captī(-ae, -a) sumus

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lēgī pārī

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portātī(-ae, -a) estis

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signōrum

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pōnēbāris

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ūnum

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signum magnum

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equō

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viīs fortibus

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corporum ācrium

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viārum nostrārum

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puerōrum magnōrum

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equus pār

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signīs fortibus

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viārum līberārum

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doctus(-a, -um) est

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signī ācris

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corporibus līberīs

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lēx fortis

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posueram

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What is the Latin for the ordinal number three?

tertius, tertia, tertium

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cīvis fortis

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mīlitēs fortēs

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equīs magnīs

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equum pārem

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portāverimus

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maribus pāribus

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doctus(-a, -um) erat

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corpus nostrum

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docēbitur

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doceō

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puerī fortēs

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duōrum

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este

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pōnitis

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agrō fortī

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mīlitem fortem

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capiuntur

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corpora pāria

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lēx

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mīlitēs līberōs

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signīs ācribus

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duās

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marium

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puerī līberī

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For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

capiunt

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What is the use of the Accusative of Direct Object?

The direct object of a transitive verb is in the accusative.

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For the noun lēx, give the Genitive Plural form.

lēgum

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase lēx ācris.

lēx ācris

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase ager līber.

ager līber

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus nostrum.

corporī nostrō

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase corpus magnum.

corporum magnōrum

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For the noun corpus, give the Ablative Singular form.

corpore

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase signum magnum.

signa magna

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase signum forte.

signa fortia

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For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātī(-ae, -a) erunt

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puerī pāris

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase mare līberum.

maria lībera

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase equus fortis.

equō fortī

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Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase signum līberum.

signī līberī

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Give 3 basic examples of modal verbs creating a complementary infinitve.

possum (+ complementary infinitive) = “I am able (to infinitive)”2. cupio (+ complementary infinitive) = “I desire (to infinitive)”3. debeo (+ complementary infinitive) = “I ought (to infinitive)”*This applies to more than just the 1st person singular form of these verbs

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase equus magnus.

equōrum magnōrum

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase ager ācer.

agrō ācrī

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For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnentur

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agrī ācrēs

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Give the Accusative Feminine ending for trēs.

trēs

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For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātus(-a, -um) erat

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For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

capiēbāminī

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase puer pār.

puerum pārem

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puerīs līberīs

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase signum forte.

signīs fortibus

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase puer ācer.

puerum ācrem

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase lēx nostra.

lēx nostra

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For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctus(-a, -um) eram

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equī ācris

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Give the Dative Neuter ending for ūnus.

ūnī

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase equus noster.

equīs nostrīs

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For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāveris

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus ācre.

corporibus ācribus

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Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase lēx magna.

lēgem magnam

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus forte.

cīvēs fortēs

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For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captī(-ae, -a) erāmus

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docēmus

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Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase equus magnus.

equus magnus

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lēgis fortis

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capiēris

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capis

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For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

capior

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus nostrum.

cīvēs nostrōs

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agrīs fortibus

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For the noun equus, give the Genitive Plural form.

equōrum

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For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

fueram

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lēgem nostram

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lēx pār

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For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuerant

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portābō

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase lēx lībera.

lēgum līberārum

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For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positī(-ae, -a) erunt

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus līberum.

corpora lībera

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equīs ācribus

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portāveram

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corpora

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus pār.

corpora pāria

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mare magnum.

maribus magnīs

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mīles noster.

mīlitibus nostrīs

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mare

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For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuerātis

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portāmus

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docēbāmus

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maribus

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For the noun signum, give the Nominative Plural form.

signa

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docēbunt

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signum pār

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For the noun mīles, give the Ablative Singular form.

mīlite

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doctī(-ae, -a) erunt

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Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase via fortis.

viās fortēs

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mīlite ācrī

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase puer pār.

puerō pārī

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For the verb pōnō, give the Present, Active, Infinitive.

pōnere

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lēgēs magnae

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lēgum pārium

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Give the Genitive Masculine ending for ūnus.

ūnīus

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marī magnō

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase via lībera.

viae līberae

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For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuerit

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For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātus(-a, -um) eris

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For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperis

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase ager noster.

agrīs nostrīs

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase puer līber.

puerō līberō

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puerōs nostrōs

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase lēx pāris.

lēgibus pāribus

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For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctus(-a, -um) sum

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lēgī nostrae

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agrīs magnīs

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For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

sumus

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mīles noster.

mīlitum nostrōrum

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase lēx ācris.

lēge ācrī

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agrīs pāribus

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Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase equus magnus.

equō magnō

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Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase corpus nostrum.

cīvium nostrōrum

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For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuerās

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Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus forte.

corpora fortia

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lēgis nostrae

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puerīs magnīs

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Give the Dative Singular for the phrase signum līberum.

signō līberō

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Give the Dative Plural for the phrase via pāris.

viīs pāribus

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Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus nostrum.

cīvibus nostrīs

Using an Ablative of Agent, say in Latin “The men are seen by me.”

Virī ā mē videntur

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase lēx lībera.

lēgibus līberīs

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase signum līberum.

signum līberum

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēpērunt

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuistis

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase puer magnus.

puerī magnī

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

pōnunt

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāverātis

For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

eris

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase puer ācer.

puerīs ācribus

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

capiēbāris

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase via nostra.

viae nostrae

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

capiēbās

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positī(-ae, -a) sunt

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase lēx pāris.

lēgis pāris

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase ager pār.

agrōrum pārium

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase puer ācer.

puerōs ācrēs

Give the Nominative Feminine ending for duo.

duae

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase ager fortis.

agrōs fortēs

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase via fortis.

via fortis

Using a Genitive of possession, say in Latin “the roads of the island”

viae īnsulae

What is the use of the Accusative With Prepositions?

The accusative is used with certain prepositions.

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase lēx lībera.

lēgibus līberīs

Give the Ablative Masculine ending for ūnus.

ūnō

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase lēx ācris.

lēgis ācris

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus pār.

cīvibus pāribus

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase corpus nostrum.

corporum nostrōrum

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase mīles magnus.

mīlitēs magnōs

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase via lībera.

viam līberam

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase puer fortis.

puerōrum fortium

For the noun puer, give the Dative Singular form.

puerō

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus pār.

corpore pārī

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnēbar

What is the Latin for the ordinal number five?

quīntus, quīnta, quīntum

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase ager magnus.

agrō magnō

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

portat

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

portābunt

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus pār.

cīve pārī

Give the Nominative Masculine ending for duo.

duo

What is the Latin for the cardinal number nine?

novem

For the verb portō, give the Plural, Present, Active, Imperative form.

portāte

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase equus līber.

equus līber

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase lēx fortis.

lēge fortī

For the noun cīvis, give the Dative Plural form.

cīvibus

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mare nostrum.

maribus nostrīs

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuimus

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captus(-a, -um) eram

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mare līberum.

maribus līberīs

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase mare ācre.

marī ācrī

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase ager līber.

agrō līberō

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuī

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

portāminī

For the noun via, give the Ablative Singular form.

viā

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase signum līberum.

signīs līberīs

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

docēbāminī

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mare nostrum.

maribus nostrīs

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase lēx magna.

lēge magnā

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase puer līber.

puerīs līberīs

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase mīles fortis.

mīlitī fortī

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase ager ācer.

agrī ācris

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase equus fortis.

equīs fortibus

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase ager līber.

agrīs līberīs

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase via nostra.

viīs nostrīs

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

portāntur

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus līberum.

cīvī līberō

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase via pāris.

viae pārēs

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase ager līber.

agrōrum līberōrum

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase equus magnus.

equīs magnīs

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnēbantur

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase signum magnum.

signīs magnīs

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mare ācre.

maribus ācribus

What is the Latin for the cardinal number five?

quinque

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase ager ācer.

agrōs ācrēs

For the noun mīles, give the Dative Singular form.

mīlitī

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus ācre.

corpora ācria

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docueritis

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase puer noster.

puerī nostrī

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase ager līber.

agrum līberum

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

portāmur

For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

eram

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase equus fortis.

equō fortī

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captus(-a, -um) erit

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase mare nostrum.

marī nostrō

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase via magna.

via magna

For the verb capiō, give the Plural, Present, Active, Positive Imperative form.

capite

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase via nostra.

viae nostrae

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase corpus forte.

cīvis fortis

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase lēx magna.

lēgis magnae

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus līberum.

cīvēs līberōs

For the noun mare, give the Nominative Plural form.

maria

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captus(-a, -um) erat

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

docent

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

capiēbam

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase puer ācer.

puerīs ācribus

For the noun corpus, give the Nominative Plural form.

corpora

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase ager līber.

agrō līberō

For the noun signum, give the Ablative Plural form.

signīs

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus ācre.

cīvī ācrī

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase corpus magnum.

corporis magnī

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase via lībera.

via lībera

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positus(-a, -um) eram

What is the use of the Accusative of Place to Which?

The accusative with ad (to) or in (into) expresses place to which.

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase corpus forte.

cīvibus fortibus

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positus(-a, -um) erō

Using a Vocative of Direct Address, say in Latin “Look at the waves, my sons and my daughters.”

Spectāte undās, fīliī meī et fīliae meae.

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase signum forte.

signō fortī

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

capiēmur

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mare magnum.

mare magnum

For the noun mīles, give the Accusative Singular form.

mīlitem

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase equus noster.

equō nostrō

Which Interrogative Particle expects a no to their question?

num

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captus(-a, -um) erō

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase puer magnus.

puerīs magnīs

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuit

For the noun ager, give the Genitive Plural form.

agrōrum

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase signum nostrum.

signīs nostrīs

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperat

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus ācre.

cīvibus ācribus

What is the use of the Ablative of Place Where?

The ablative with the preposition “in” expresses place where.

What is the Latin for the ordinal number one?

prīmus, prīma, prīmum

For the verb capiō, give the Present, Active, Infinitive.

capere

Give the Genitive Feminine ending for ūnus.

ūnīus

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperitis

Give the Dative Feminine ending for duo.

duābus

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase puer noster.

puerum nostrum

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

docēbantur

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portābāris

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātī(-ae, -a) erāmus

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

docēbat

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāverō

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase lēx pāris.

lēgēs pārēs

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase lēx pāris.

lēgibus pāribus

For the noun puer, give the Genitive Plural form.

puerōrum

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase signum līberum.

signōrum līberōrum

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuerāmus

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

portābor

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus magnum.

cīvem magnum

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

portābit

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus magnum.

cīvēs magnī

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāvistis

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase equus noster.

equō nostrō

Using an Accusative of Place to Which, say in Latin “The send allies to the general.”

Sociōs ad ducem mittunt.

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase puer pār.

puerīs pāribus

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captī(-ae, -a) eritis

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus forte.

corpora fortia

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase puer noster.

puerī nostrī

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase signum nostrum.

signum nostrum

What is a complementary infinitive?

an infinitive that works in conjunction with a modal verb

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase equus pār.

equī pāris

For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fueris

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positus(-a, -um) erat

For the noun mīles, give the Genitive Singular form.

mīlitis

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase lēx fortis.

lēgēs fortēs

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mare forte.

marium fortium

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

pōnēbātis

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase corpus pār.

corporibus pāribus

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase lēx ācris.

lēgem ācrem

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mare forte.

maribus fortibus

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portābantur

For the noun corpus, give the Nominative Singular form.

corpus

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

capiminī

For the noun signum, give the Dative Plural form.

signīs

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus forte.

cīvem fortem

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

portō

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase mīles līber.

mīlitī līberō

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portābātur

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mīles noster.

mīlitis nostrī

Give the Dative Feminine ending for ūnus.

ūnī

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase puer magnus.

puerum magnum

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase mare magnum.

marī magnō

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase corpus magnum.

cīvibus magnīs

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātus(-a, -um) erit

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase signum ācre.

signum ācre

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuerāmus

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase equus ācer.

equus ācer

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus forte.

corpus forte

Using a Predicate Nominative, say in Latin “Sicily is an island.”

Sicilia est īnsula.

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase puer noster.

puerō nostrō

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāverant

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase ager pār.

agrōs pārēs (-īs)

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase via pāris.

viam pārem

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperās

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase corpus pār.

corporum pārium

For the noun mīles, give the Nominative Singular form.

mīles

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase equus noster.

equī nostrī

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mīles ācer.

mīlitum ācrium

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase corpus ācre.

cīvis ācris

For the noun equus, give the Ablative Plural form.

equīs

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase via lībera.

viae līberae

For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

erātis

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāvimus

Give the Dative Masculine ending for trēs.

tribus

For the noun ager, give the Accusative Singular form.

agrum

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase ager fortis.

agrī fortēs

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

docētur

For the noun equus, give the Nominative Singular form.

equus

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase puer magnus.

puer magnus

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

docēminī

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātus(-a, -um) erās

What is the Latin for the ordinal number nine?

nōnus, nōna, nōnum

Give the Ablative Masculine ending for trēs.

tribus

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase lēx lībera.

lēgis līberae

For the noun via, give the Genitive Plural form.

viārum

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus ācre.

cīvēs ācrēs

For the noun via, give the Nominative Plural form.

viae

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase mīles pār.

mīles pār

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase equus līber.

equō līberō

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

pōniminī

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase equus noster.

equī nostrī

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctus(-a, -um) erās

For the noun corpus, give the Dative Plural form.

corporibus

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuimus

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase ager līber.

agrōs līberōs

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperam

For the noun equus, give the Dative Plural form.

equīs

What is the use of the Ablative of Accompaniment?

The ablative with cum expresses accompaniment.

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase via ācris.

viīs ācribus

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuerint

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase lēx ācris.

lēgēs ācrēs

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mīles pār.

mīlitēs pārēs

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus nostrum.

corpora nostra

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase via lībera.

viā līberā

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase ager magnus.

ager magnus

For the noun equus, give the Ablative Singular form.

equō

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus magnum.

corpora magna

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus magnum.

cīvī magnō

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

docēbuntur

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēpistis

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātī(-ae, -a) erimus

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

erant

Give the Accusative Masculine ending for trēs.

trēs

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

capiēbat

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase mare pār.

marī pārī

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

portant

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuerint

For the noun mīles, give the Genitive Plural form.

mīlitum

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase mare nostrum.

mare nostrum

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus ācre.

cīve ācrī

For the noun lēx, give the Nominative Plural form.

lēgēs

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase puer līber.

puerō līberō

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase equus magnus.

equī magnī

For the noun signum, give the Accusative Singular form.

signum

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase via pāris.

viās pārēs (-īs)

For the noun puer, give the Nominative Plural form.

puerī

Give the Nominative Neuter ending for trēs.

tria

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase via magna.

viā magnā

Give the Nominative Feminine ending for trēs.

trēs

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnimur

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mare līberum.

maria lībera

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase mare magnum.

maria magna

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase via pāris.

viae pārī

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mīles magnus.

mīlitis magnī

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase mare ācre.

marī ācrī

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

portātis

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperātis

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

docēbar

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase ager fortis.

agrīs fortibus

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuerant

Give the Ablative Feminine ending for duo.

duābus

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase via nostra.

viās nostrās

For the verb pōnō, give the Plural, Present, Active, Imperative form.

pōnite

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase lēx nostra.

lēgibus nostrīs

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captus(-a, -um) eris

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

capiēmus

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase corpus magnum.

corpus magnum

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captī(-ae, -a) erant

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mare pār.

mare pār

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase corpus līberum.

cīvium līberōrum

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase mīles fortis.

mīlite fortī

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase ager noster.

agrum nostrum

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase lēx magna.

lēgī magnae

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase puer līber.

puerōrum līberōrum

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase lēx magna.

lēgibus magnīs

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positī(-ae, -a) erāmus

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

portābimur

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuerō

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mare magnum.

marium magnōrum

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase mare pār.

marī pārī

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

pōnēbam

For the noun signum, give the Accusative Plural form.

signa

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mare ācre.

maria ācria

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase ager magnus.

agrīs magnīs

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase via ācris.

viae ācrī

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase ager magnus.

agrum magnum

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase via ācris.

via ācris

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase via ācris.

viā ācrī

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

portās

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase puer līber.

puerōs līberōs

What is the Latin for the cardinal number seven?

septem

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase equus fortis.

equōs fortēs

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuistī

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase via nostra.

via nostra

Using an Ablative of Place from Which, say in Latin “They are walking away from the road.”

Ā viā ambulant.

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctī(-ae, -a) erātis

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase signum nostrum.

signa nostra

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase mare ācre.

mare ācre

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase puer fortis.

puerīs fortibus

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātī(-ae, -a) erant

For the noun signum, give the Nominative Singular form.

signum

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase equus pār.

equīs pāribus

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mare forte.

maribus fortibus

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase puer līber.

puerī līberī

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuērunt

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mīles līber.

mīlitum līberōrum

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāverāmus

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuērunt

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus ācre.

corpora ācria

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase mare forte.

marī fortī

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase signum ācre.

signa ācria

For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuerātis

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase ager noster.

agrōs nostrōs

What prepositions can be used by the Accusative case?

ad, ante, apud, circum, contrā, inter, ob, per, post, super, and trāns; also with in and sub when they show the direction toward which a thing moves.

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase via ācris.

viae ācrēs

For the noun signum, give the Genitive Singular form.

signī

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mare nostrum.

marium nostrōrum

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase mīles ācer.

mīlitī ācrī

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase via magna.

viae magnae

What is the Latin for the ordinal number four?

quārtus, quārta, quārtum

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuistis

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

docēbitis

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnētur

For the noun signum, give the Dative Singular form.

signō

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctī(-ae, -a) sumus

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase lēx nostra.

lēgēs nostrae

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperāmus

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mīles fortis.

mīlitibus fortibus

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mīles magnus.

mīlitibus magnīs

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase via nostra.

viīs nostrīs

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positī(-ae, -a) estis

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase corpus nostrum.

corporibus nostrīs

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

pōnēmus

For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuistī

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase corpus līberum.

corporis līberī

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus magnum.

corpore magnō

Using an Ablative of Place Where, say in Latin “in a forest”

in silvā

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positus(-a, -um) sum

What is the use of the Vocative of Direct Address?

The vocative is used when addressing a person

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase signum pār.

signī pāris

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase lēx fortis.

lēgibus fortibus

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase ager līber.

agrī līberī

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase signum nostrum.

signum nostrum

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase equus noster.

equīs nostrīs

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase equus fortis.

equus fortis

For the noun lēx, give the Dative Plural form.

lēgibus

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase signum forte.

signī fortis

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase corpus magnum.

cīvium magnōrum

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captī(-ae, -a) erunt

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase mare nostrum.

maria nostra

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

erunt

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase equus fortis.

equīs fortibus

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase mīles līber.

mīlite līberō

What is the Latin for the cardinal number four?

quattuor

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase mīles pār.

mīlitēs pārēs (-īs)

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase corpus līberum.

cīvis līberī

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase equus noster.

equōrum nostrōrum

Give the Ablative Neuter ending for duo.

duōbus

What is the Latin for the cardinal number three?

trēs, tria

For the noun puer, give the Nominative Singular form.

puer

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mīles fortis.

mīlitis fortis

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase signum pār.

signīs pāribus

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase puer magnus.

puerō magnō

Give the Dative Neuter ending for trēs.

tribus

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mīles ācer.

mīlitibus ācribus

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase signum magnum.

signīs magnīs

For the noun ager, give the Dative Singular form.

agrō

For the noun ager, give the Accusative Plural form.

agrōs

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mīles noster.

mīlitēs nostrī

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus forte.

cīvī fortī

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mare pār.

maria pāria

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase via lībera.

viae līberae

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mare ācre.

marium ācrium

For the noun equus, give the Accusative Singular form.

equum

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase puer magnus.

puerōs magnōs

For the noun cīvis, give the Dative Singular form.

cīvī

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

portābitur

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus forte.

cīve fortī

For the verb capiō, give the Singular, Present, Active, Imperative form.

cape

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase equus līber.

equōrum līberōrum

Which cardinal numbers have charts?

ūnus, duo, trēs, and mīlle (mīlle = one thousand)

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

doceor

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus pār.

cīvī pārī

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

capiēbātur

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēperō

For the verb portō, give the Present, Active, Infinitive.

portāre

Give the Dative Feminine ending for trēs.

tribus

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mare magnum.

maria magna

What is the use of the Genitive of Possession?

Possession is expressed by the genitive.

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase corpus ācre.

corpus ācre

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase lēx lībera.

lēgēs līberās

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase signum nostrum.

signa nostra

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase corpus ācre.

cīvibus ācribus

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātī(-ae, -a) erātis

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāvistī

Which Interrogative Particles expect a yes to their question?

-ne and nonne

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase puer pār.

puerīs pāribus

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase ager fortis.

agrī fortis

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase ager magnus.

agrī magnī

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captī(-ae, -a) erātis

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase lēx fortis.

lēgum fortium

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase equus noster.

equōs nostrōs

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase mare pār.

mare pār

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāvī

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase puer līber.

puerum līberum

For the noun corpus, give the Genitive Singular form.

corporis

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase via fortis.

viae fortis

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuī

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase ager fortis.

agrō fortī

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase ager ācer.

agrōrum ācrium

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mīles ācer.

mīlitis ācris

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

docēbit

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus līberum.

cīvibus līberīs

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positī(-ae, -a) erant

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctī(-ae, -a) sunt

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase signum magnum.

signī magnī

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mare nostrum.

maris nostrī

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

capiar

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase equus pār.

equō pārī

What is the Latin for the cardinal number six?

sex

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase puer pār.

puerōrum pārium

For the noun puer, give the Ablative Singular form.

puerō

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase equus magnus.

equī magnī

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

docueram

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase signum pār.

signa pāria

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positus(-a, -um) est

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase lēx ācris.

lēgibus ācribus

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase puer magnus.

puerō magnō

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase puer pār.

puerō pārī

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captus(-a, -um) es

For the noun lēx, give the Accusative Plural form.

lēgēs

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

sunt

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase puer magnus.

puerī magnī

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuerint

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mare līberum.

maris līberī

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus forte.

corpore fortī

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus magnum.

corporibus magnīs

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mare forte.

mare forte

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

capient

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase ager pār.

agrum pārem

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

pōnēbās

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

portāris

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase puer noster.

puerōrum nostrōrum

For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fueritis

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase lēx pāris.

lēgem pārem

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase ager noster.

agrī nostrī

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mīles pār.

mīlitibus pāribus

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mīles noster.

mīlitibus nostrīs

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase lēx fortis.

lēgem fortem

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase mare pār.

maria pāria

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase ager ācer.

agrō ācrī

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

capiētis

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase cīvis magnus.

cīvis magnus

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctī(-ae, -a) erant

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase equus līber.

agrī līberī

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuerimus

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase ager pār.

ager pār

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase via pāris.

viā pārī

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase via pāris.

viīs pāribus

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase signum līberum.

signa lībera

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase mīles ācer.

mīlitēs ācrēs

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase via fortis.

viae fortēs

For the noun mīles, give the Dative Plural form.

mīlitibus

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase via nostra.

viae nostrae

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase ager ācer.

agrīs ācribus

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase signum pār.

signīs pāribus

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātī(-ae, -a) eritis

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase puer ācer.

puer ācer

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase equus fortis.

equī fortis

For the noun via, give the Dative Singular form.

viae

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus magnum.

corpora magna

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

pōnēbāmus

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase via magna.

viās magnās

For the noun ager, give the Ablative Plural form.

agrīs

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase via nostra.

viam nostram

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēpī

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus līberum.

cīvēs līberī

For the noun cīvis, give the Genitive Plural form.

cīvium

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuerant

What is the Latin for the cardinal number two?

duo, duae, duo

Using an Ablative of Place from Which, say in Latin “He walks out of the forest.”

Ē silvā ambulat.

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

capiēbātis

Give the Genitive Feminine ending for trēs.

trium

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mīles fortis.

mīlitum fortium

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase ager noster.

agrī nostrī

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

pōnit

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

pōnent

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase via pāris.

viārum pārium

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

docēmur

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase mīles līber.

mīles līber

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase puer ācer.

puerōrum ācrium

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mare forte.

maria fortia

What is the Latin for the cardinal number one?

ūnus, ūna, ūnum

Give the Ablative Feminine ending for ūnus.

ūnā

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase lēx fortis.

lēgī fortī

For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

erimus

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

docēbam

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnēbātur

For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuī

What is the Latin for the ordinal number six?

sextus, sexta, sextum

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase signum forte.

signō fortī

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

docēbō

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātus(-a, -um) est

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

capiēbant

What is the Latin for the ordinal number eight?

octāvus, octāva, octāvum

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase corpus pār.

cīvēs pārēs

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mare līberum.

maribus līberīs

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus nostrum.

corpore nostrō

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mīles pār.

mīlitem pārem

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

capit

For the verb pōnō, give the Singular, Present, Active, Imperative form.

pōne

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase ager noster.

ager noster

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mīles magnus.

mīlitum magnōrum

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captus(-a, -um) erās

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mīles līber.

mīlitēs līberī

Using a Dative of Indirect Object, say in Latin “I give money to the sailor.”

Nautae pecūniam dōnō.

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase corpus pār.

cīvibus pāribus

Using an Ablative of Manner, say in Latin “He labors with eagerness.”

Cum studiō labōrat.

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase puer pār.

puerī pārēs

For the noun via, give the Dative Plural form.

viīs

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase equus pār.

equō pārī

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase equus līber.

equō līberō

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase lēx ācris.

lēgum ācrium

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnitur

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase signum ācre.

signōrum ācrium

What is the Latin for the ordinal number seven?

septimus, septima, septimum

For the noun via, give the Nominative Singular form.

via

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

erit

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase equus ācer.

equō ācrī

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase puer fortis.

puerō fortī

For the noun corpus, give the Ablative Plural form.

corporibus

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase mīles magnus.

mīlitī magnō

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnar

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnuntur

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

docēbāmur

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase equus pār.

equōrum pārium

For the verb portō, give the Singular, Present, Active, Imperative form.

portā

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase mare forte.

mare forte

What is a modal verb?

a verb that requires an infinitive to create a complete thought

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuit

For the noun cīvis, give the Ablative Plural form.

cīvibus

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

docēbis

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase signum magnum.

signum magnum

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positī(-ae, -a) sumus

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase ager fortis.

agrōrum fortium

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

portābiminī

Using an Ablative of Place Where, say in Latin “in a road”

in viā

For the noun puer, give the Accusative Plural form.

puerōs

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase via lībera.

viās līberās

For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuimus

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

portābās

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase via fortis.

viīs fortibus

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase mīles magnus.

mīlite magnō

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase ager fortis.

agrum fortem

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus nostrum.

cīve nostrō

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuerat

For the noun corpus, give the Accusative Singular form.

corpus

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mīles fortis.

mīlitibus fortibus

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus līberum.

corpora lībera

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase ager ācer.

agrīs ācribus

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mare pār.

maribus pāribus

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase signum līberum.

signīs līberīs

For the verb sum, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

est

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus ācre.

corpore ācrī

For the verb doceō, give the Present, Active, Infinitive.

docēre

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase mare nostrum.

maria nostra

For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

erāmus

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

posueritis

For the noun mare, give the Accusative Plural form.

maria

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positus(-a, -um) erās

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mare magnum.

maris magnī

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase mīles līber.

mīlitibus līberīs

What is the Latin for the cardinal number eight?

octō

For the noun cīvis, give the Genitive Singular form.

cīvis

For the noun equus, give the Nominative Plural form.

equī

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase corpus ācre.

corpus ācre

For the noun ager, give the Nominative Plural form.

agrī

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase via ācris.

viam ācrem

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase equus fortis.

equī fortēs

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus līberum.

corpore līberō

What is the use of the Ablative of Manner?

The ablative of manner with cum describes how something is done. Cum may be omitted if an adjective is used with the noun.

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase equus magnus.

equō magnō

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase ager pār.

agrō pārī

Give the Dative Neuter ending for duo.

duōbus

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāvit

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

capiēbar

For the noun signum, give the Ablative Singular form.

signō

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase signum forte.

signōrum fortium

For the noun puer, give the Dative Plural form.

puerīs

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase equus līber.

equīs līberīs

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase corpus forte.

corpus forte

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase signum nostrum.

signōrum nostrōrum

For the verb doceō, give the Singular, Present, Active, Imperative form.

docē

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase lēx ācris.

lēgī ācrī

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase equus līber.

equīs līberīs

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase puer noster.

puerīs nostrīs

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mīles magnus.

mīlitem magnum

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase signum līberum.

signō līberō

Give the Accusative Masculine ending for duo.

duōs

Using an Ablative of Accompaniment, say in Latin “He fights with the man.”

Cum virō pugnat.

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase corpus nostrum.

corpora nostra

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

portāvērunt

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Present, Active, Indicative form.

capimus

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

capiēbāmur

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase mare nostrum.

marī nostrō

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase via fortis.

viā fortī

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase lēx magna.

lēgēs magnās

What is the use of the Predicate Nominative?

A noun or adjective used in the predicate after a linking verb (is, are seem, etc.) to complete its meaning is in the nominative.

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

capitur

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future, Active, Indicative form.

capiēs

For the verb sum, give the Singular, Present, Active, Positive Imperative form.

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

pōneris

For the noun mare, give the Ablative Plural form.

maribus

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase corpus forte.

corporis fortis

For the noun puer, give the Accusative Singular form.

puerum

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase mare forte.

maris fortis

For the noun corpus, give the Dative Singular form.

corporī

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

portābāmus

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase corpus ācre.

corporis ācris

For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuerō

For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

fuerimus

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase corpus forte.

corporibus fortibus

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase puer ācer.

puerō ācrī

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuerimus

Give the Accusative Plural for the phrase equus līber.

equōs līberōs

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase mare līberum.

mare līberum

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase lēx ācris.

lēgibus ācribus

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctus(-a, -um) es

For the verb pōnō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnor

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

pōnēris

For the noun lēx, give the Ablative Singular form.

lēge

For the noun cīvis, give the Nominative Plural form.

cīvēs

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase equus pār.

equī pārēs

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase corpus forte.

corporī fortī

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase corpus pār.

corporis pāris

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portātī(-ae, -a) sunt

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctus(-a, -um) eris

For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

erās

For the noun puer, give the Genitive Singular form.

puerī

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

docet

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase ager ācer.

ager ācer

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

captus(-a, -um) sum

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase mare forte.

marī fortī

For the verb capiō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future, Passive, Indicative form.

capiētur

For the verb pōnō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

positī(-ae, -a) eritis

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mīles līber.

mīlitem līberum

For the verb pōnō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Pluperfect, Active, Indicative form.

posuerat

Give the Ablative Neuter ending for ūnus.

ūnō

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mare līberum.

mare līberum

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase lēx magna.

lēgibus magnīs

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase signum pār.

signō pārī

For the verb portō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

portābant

For the verb sum, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

eritis

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase corpus magnum.

cīve magnō

Give the Nominative Feminine ending for ūnus.

ūna

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase via fortis.

viam fortem

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase signum forte.

signum forte

For the noun cīvis, give the Nominative Singular form.

cīvis

For the verb sum, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

sum

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase equus noster.

equus noster

Using an Accusative of Direct Object, say in Latin “We are preparing a way.”

Viam parāmus.

Give the Nominative Neuter ending for ūnus.

ūnum

Give the Nominative Plural for the phrase lēx lībera.

lēgēs līberae

Give the Dative Plural for the phrase mīles līber.

mīlitibus līberīs

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase cīvis pār.

cīvis pār

For the verb doceō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Passive, Indicative form.

doctus(-a, -um) erō

Give the Accusative Singular for the phrase mīles ācer.

mīlitem ācrem

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase via pāris.

via pār

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase via ācris.

viae ācris

Give the Dative Masculine ending for duo.

duōbus

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase ager noster.

agrō nostrō

For the verb capiō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Present, Active, Indicative form.

capiō

For the verb portō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Future, Active, Indicative form.

portābitis

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase mīles fortis.

mīles fortis

Give the Genitive Neuter ending for trēs.

trium

For the verb portō, give the 1st Person, Singular, Imperfect, Passive, Indicative form.

portābar

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase mīles pār.

mīlitum pārium

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase signum nostrum.

signō nostrō

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Plural, Present, Passive, Indicative form.

docentur

Give the Genitive Plural for the phrase via magna.

viārum magnārum

For the verb doceō, give the 3rd Person, Singular, Future Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

docuerit

Give the Nominative Singular for the phrase corpus pār.

corpus pār

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase via lībera.

viīs līberīs

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus nostrum.

corporibus nostrīs

Give the Ablative Plural for the phrase corpus līberum.

corporibus līberīs

Give the Ablative Singular for the phrase ager noster.

agrō nostrō

For the verb capiō, give the 2nd Person, Singular, Perfect, Active, Indicative form.

cēpistī

Give the Dative Singular for the phrase via fortis.

viae fortī

For the verb doceō, give the 2nd Person, Plural, Imperfect, Active, Indicative form.

docēbātis

Give the Genitive Singular for the phrase signum nostrum.

signī nostrī

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