Stage 2 Flashcards by Shanon Garcia

amicus

friend

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anicilla

slave-girl, maid

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cena

dinner

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cibus

food

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dominus

master

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dormit

sleeps

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intrat

enters

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laetus

happy

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laudat

praises

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mercator

merchant

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quoque

also

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salutat

greets

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Metella, Caecilius, mercator, canis, villa and cena are all????

nouns

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Metella and Metellam are two forms of the same noun. What are they called?

Metella is the nominative case

Metellam is the accusative case

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What is the difference between the nominative and accusative case of a noun?

nominative is used if the subject does something

Metella Gruminonem laudat

Metella praises Grumio

accusative is used if something is done to the subject

amicus metellam salutat

The friend greets Metella

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coquus culinam intrat

The cook enters the kitchen

Clemens vinum portat

Clemens carries the wine

visitat

is visiting

villam

house

pecuniam numerat

is counting money

argentarius

banker

salve!

hello

respondet

replies

quoque

also

cantat

is singing

audit

hears

non est

is not

vituperat

blames, curses

gustat

tastes

mox

soon

cibum consumit

eats the food

laetissimus

very happy

opitmus

very good, excellent

suaviter

sweetly

delectat

pleases

canis in via stat

The dog is standing in the street