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Bookmark or Share- Latin Verbs: the Principal Parts of the Verb - SLUPEWhen a typical Latin verb is presented to you in vocabulary lists, you will almost always see four forms of that verb. These forms are called the principal parts of the verb. Knowing them helps you to be able to recognize, understand, and produce all the other forms of the verb. First Principal Part. Second Principal Part.
- Master the Latin Participles - SLUPEpresent and future passive participial forms, -ns with -ndus: audiê ns - audie ndus. past (or perfect) and future active participial forms, -tus (sometimes -sus) with -tûrus (sometimes -sûrus): audî tus - audî tûrus.
- Latin Verbs: the Principal Parts of the Verb - slupe.orgThe standard endings for the principal parts of verbs in this conjugation are: -ô, -âre, -âvî, -âtus. Note 1: This pattern is not without exception. Dô (I give) has an infinitive in -are, with a short -a, but this word has been assimilated to the regular first conjugation pattern.
- Relative Pronouns: QUÎ, QUAE, QUOD - SLUPERelative Pronouns. sine morâ. 1. The CASE (of the relative pronoun) comes from the (relative) CLAUSE. 2. The GENDER and NUMBER come from the antecedent.
- Latin Teaching Materials at Saint Louis University: Teach ... - SLUPEOver 6400 Latin mottos, sayings, quotations, proverbs, terms from the breadth of the Latin tradition. A venerable collection from 1866, thoroughly revised and expanded. Enjoyable and instructive, useful for examples, sight-reading, vocabulary expansion, translation practice, etc. A sample is available at this link.
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