Week 22

Question 1

pēs, pedis, m.

Answer 1

foot (part of body or measure of distance)

Question 2

passus, ūs

Answer 2

pace (a measure of distance = 5 Roman feet [pedēs])

Question 3

mīlle, indecl. adj.

Answer 3

thousand

Question 4

mīlia, mīlium, neuter noun

Answer 4

thousands

Question 5

mīlle passūs

Answer 5

a mile (literally, a thousand paces = 1,618 English yards)

Question 6

mīlia passuum

Answer 6

miles (literally, thousands of paces)

Question 7

quam, interrogative adv. of degree

Answer 7

how?

Question 8

interficiō, interficere, interfēcī, interfectus, 3, tr.

Answer 8

kill

Question 9

ēripiō, ēripere, ēripuī, ēreptus, 3, tr.

Answer 9

take away; save (from)

Question 10

nihil, indecl., noun

Answer 10

nothing

Question 11

foot (part of body or measure of distance)

Answer 11

pēs, pedis, m.

Question 12

pace (a measure of distance = 5 Roman feet [pedēs])

Answer 12

passus, ūs

Question 13

thousand

Answer 13

mīlle, indecl. adj.

Question 14

thousands

Answer 14

mīlia, mīlium, neuter noun

Question 15

a mile (literally, a thousand paces = 1,618 English yards)

Answer 15

mīlle passūs

Question 16

miles (literally, thousands of paces)

Answer 16

mīlia passuum

Question 17

how?

Answer 17

quam, interrogative adv. of degree

Question 18

kill

Answer 18

interficiō, interficere, interfēcī, interfectus, 3, tr.

Question 19

take away; save (from)

Answer 19

ēripiō, ēripere, ēripuī, ēreptus, 3, tr.

Question 20

nothing

Answer 20

nihil, indecl., noun

Question 21

Rule for extent of time and space

Answer 21

The accusative is used without a preposition to express the extent of space or time (answering the questions: How fr?, How long?)