Principal Parts of Verbs - XIV

Question 1

ambulo

Answer 1

ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatus

I walk, to walk, I have walked, having walked

Question 2

clamo

Answer 2

clamo, clamare, clamavi, clamatus

I shout, to shout, I have shouted, having shouted

Question 3

confirmo

Answer 3

confirmo, confirmare, confirmavi, confirmatus

I strengthen/declare, to strengthen/declare, I have strengthened/declared, having strengthened/declared

Question 4

demonstro

Answer 4

demonstro, demonstrare, demonstravi, demonstratus

I show/point out, to show/point out, I have shown/pointed out, having shown/pointed out

Question 5

libero

Answer 5

libero, liberare, liberavi, liberatus

I set free/free, to set free/free, I have set free/freed, having set free/freed

Question 6

arma

Answer 6

arma, armorum n., pl. arms,implements

Question 7

consilium

Answer 7

consilium,consilii n. plan, advice

Question 8

impedimentum

Answer 8

impedimentum, impedimenti n. hindrance

impedimenta, impedimentorum baggage

Question 9

proelium

Answer 9

proelium, proelii n. battle

Question 10

telum

Answer 10

telum, teli n. weapon

Question 11

nunc

Answer 11

nunc adv. now

Question 12

interrogative particles

Answer 12

interrogative particles
Num - introduces a Latin question when a negative (no) answer is suggested.
The slaves are not good, are they?
Num servi boni sunt?
Nonne - introduces a Latin question when an affirmative (yes) answer is suggested.
Nonne servi boni sunt?
Are not the slaves good? (The slaves are good, aren’t they?)

Question 13

Principal parts of a Latin verb

Answer 13

Principal parts of a Latin verb
Present indicative - porto (I carry)
Present infinitive - portare (to carry)
Perfect indicative - portavi [I (have) carried]
Perfect passive participle - portatus (having been) carried