| A | B |
|---|
| Noun and verb must agree in person and --. | njumber |
| Some verbs may take 2 accusatives. Verbs that call someone something use a construction called---and the something is called--- | double accusative predicate accusative |
| The place or location of something is in ---case. | locative |
| Locative rule. | cities and certain islands use abl; 1st and 2nd decl sing is identical to gen. |
| 2 words not cities or islands that have locative---and the locatives are--- | domus rus, domi, ruri |
| Ablative of separation is ---and uses the prep -- | shows fromwhat person someone or something has been separated ab,de, ex |
| When abl is used to show from what thing someone/thing has been separated the abl either---a prep or---a prep is used. | without with |
| An ------clause stands alone as a complete thought. | independent |
| A ----------clause cannot stand alone as a complete thought. | subordinate |
| This word --indicates a direct quotation, always place--quotation and never ----it. | inquit inside before |
| A ---pronoun begins a subordinate adj clause called ---. | relative relative |
| The relative pronoun in Latin | qui quae quod |
| The relative pronoun follows the-------agreement rule. | pronoun |
| Depending on the relative clause position, a sentence may have 2 ---together; the --vb after the pro goes with the rel pro. | verbs, first |
| The gen of qui, quae, quod shows-----but functions as a ---------. | possession pronoun |
| Idem is the pronoun ----------with the suffix ------added to the end of each noun. | is ea id -dem |
| albus a um | white |
| almus a um | nurturing |
| calidus a um | warm, hot |
| defessus a um | tired |
| excelsus a um | on high, lofty |
| ferus a um | wild, fierce |
| foedus a um | foul, ugly |
| frigidus a um | cold |
| nefarius a um | wicked |
| stultus a um | foolish |
| solus a um | alone |
| totus a um | whole |
| ullus a um | any |
| nullus a um | no |
| alius alia aliud | other |
| alter altera alterum | the other |
| alter...alter | the one...the other |
| neuter tra trum | neither |
| uter tra trum | which |
| acer aris acre | sharp |
| celeber bris bre | famous |
| albus a um | white |
| alacer cris cre | sharp bitter |
| audax audacis | bold daring |
| diligens diligentis | diligent |
| felix felicis | fortunate |
| ingens ingentis | huge |
| potens potentis | powerful |
| sapiens sapientis | wise |
| senex senis | old, old man |
| carus a um + dat | dear to |
| finitimus a um + dat | neighboring |
| idoneus a um + dat | suitable for |
| paratus a um + ad + acc | prepared for |
| similis simile + dat | similar to |
| jam | already now |
| postea | afterwards |
| subito | suddenly |
| tamen | nevertheless |
| tum | then |
| Jesus Jesu | Jesus |
| cornu cornus n | horn |
| genu genus n | knee |
| satis | enough |
| nuntius i m | messenger |
| tribunus i m | tribune |
| absum abesse aftui afuturus + ab | to be away |
| compleo ere complevi completus + abl II | to fill with |
| commoveo ere commovi commotus II | to alarm |
| contineo ere continui contentus II | to restrain, hold in |
| obtineo ere obtinui obtentus II | to hold occupy |
| pertineo ere pertinui -- + ad II | to pertain to |
| retineo ere retinui retuentus II | to hold back, keep |
| sustineo ere sustinui sustentus II | to sustain, withstand |
| atque ac | and |
| nam | for |
| neque | nor and...not |
| neque...neque | neither...nor |
| undique | from/on all sides |
| vehementer | greatly violently |
| ave | hail |
| a fronte | in/from the front |
| a tergo | in/from the rear |
| in principio | in the beginning |
| in saecula saeculorum | forever, world without end |
| prima luce | at dawn |
| inquit | he/she said |
| at | but |
| clam | secretly |
| omnino | altogether |
| praeterea | besides |
| primum | first |
| rursus | again |
