more case usage, particularly the genitive

Question 1

give 5 Latin verbs that are intransitive and instead take an ablative of instrument

Answer 1

1. fungor
2. fruor
3. vescor
4. utor
5. potior

Question 2

give a Latin sentence with the verb vescor and an ablative of instrument

Answer 2

Numidae ferina carne vescebantur

The Numidians used to feed on the flesh of wild animals

Question 3

what case, aside from the abl (of instrument), can the verb potior take?

Answer 3

genitive

Question 4

what case can utor, fungor and fruor sometimes take in early Latin?

Answer 4

acc

Question 5

how is the genitive of characteristic used?

Answer 5

in an impersonal construction with a copulative verb and an infinitive, where in english a word such as nature, characteristic or mark must be supplied to complete the meaning

Question 6

give a latin sentence to illustrate the gen of characteristic

Answer 6

cuiusvis hominis est errare

it is the nature of many men to err.

Question 7

give 4 verbs or adjs implying want or fullness

Answer 7

1. egeo/indigeo
2. impleo
3. potior
4. plenus

Question 8

what case do verbs/adjs implying want or fullness often take

Answer 8

genitive