| A | B |
|---|
| In Eng words with 3 or more syllables form comparatives with-- | more |
| In Engl words with 3 or more syllables form superlatives with-- | most |
| Latin comparative is form by adding -----to stem.\ | ior ius |
| Latin comparative is declined like regular ------noun. | 3rd decl |
| The superlative adjective is formed by adding --------to stem. | issimus, rimus, limus |
| The superlative adjective is declined like---------- | bonus a um |
| 2 nouns or pronouns compared using quam must be --------- | same case |
| A comparative adj used to show degree means-- | rather too more than average |
| A superlative adj to indicate degree means --- | very |
| Adjectives with stems ending in a vowel are usually compared with-- | magis, maxime |
| Adverbs stand--verbs. | before |
| 1st/2nd decl adj. are changed to adverbs by -- | adding -e to stem |
| Some adj, especially of quality and number form adverbs with --- | acc. sing. |
| 3rd decl adj become adverbs by--- | adding -iter or-er to stem |
| The comparative of regular adverbs is --- | neuter singular nom of comparative adj. |
| The superlative of regular adverbs is form by --- | adding -e to superlative stem |
| Christianus i m | Christian |
| discipulus i m | student |
| gladius i m | sword |
| legatus i m | lieutenant |
| oculus i m | eye |
| populus i m | people |
| Romanus i m | Roman |
| socius i m | ally |
| argentum i n | silver |
| aurum i n | gold |
| collum i n | neck |
| ferrum i n | iron |
| lignum i n | wood |
| scutum i n | shield |
| telum i n | missile |
| tergum i n | back |
| vallum i n | wall, rampart |
| vinum i n | wine |
| bracchium i n | arm |
| folium i n | leaf |
| frumentum i n | grain |
| gaudium i n | joy |
| peccatum i n | sin |
| praemium i n | reward |
| proelium i n | battle |
| saeculum i n | age |
| signum i n | sign |
| studium i n | zeal study |
| arbor arboris f | tree |
| amor amoris m | love |
| clamor clamoris m | shout |
| dolor doloris m | grief pain |
| imperator imperatoris m | general |
| labor laboris m | work |
| orator oratoris m | speaker |
| pastor pastoris m | shepherd |
| piscator piscatoris m | fisherman |
| senator senatoris m | senator |
| consuevi consuetus + inf | to be accustomed |
| oportet oportere oportuit (acc + inf) II | it is proper, necessary |
| pluit plere pluvit -- III | it rains |
| aestimo I | to think |
| existimo I | to think |
| fremo fremere fremui fremitus III | to roar |
| gemo gemere gemui -- III | to groan |
| incolo incolere incolui -- III | to inhabit |
| ruo ruere rui -- III | to overthrow |
| arbitror arbitrari arbitratus sum I | to think, consider |
| conor conari conatus sum + inf I | to try |
| hortor hortari hortatus sum + inf I | to urge, encourage |
| miror mirari miratus um I | to admire, wonder at |
| moror morari moratus sum I | to delay |
| mereor mereri meritus sum II | to earn |
| misereor misereri miseritus sum + gen II | to have mercy on |
| polliceor pollicere pollicitus sum + inf II | to promise |
| vereor verei veritus sum II | to fear |
| videor videri visus um + inf | to seem |
| labor labi lapsus sum III | to glide |
| loquor loqui locutus sum III | to talk, speak |
| obliviscor oblivisci oblitus sum + gen III | to forget |
| profciscor proficisci profectus sum + ad III | to set out |
| sequor sequi secutus sum III | to follow |
| aggredior aggredi aggressus sum III io | to approach, assault |
| egredior egredi egressus sum III io | to go out |
