2nd declension ablatives practice

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Which of the following Latin phrases could describe actions taken 'with the spirits'?

  • animīs (correct)
  • animō
  • agrīs
  • agrō

The term 'captīvō' can only refer to a single prisoner and cannot be used in a plural context.

False (B)

Translate into English what actions might be performed 'in the gardens', using the Latin term provided.

hortīs

Complete the following sentence with the appropriate Latin term: 'The message was delivered _____ (by the messenger)'.

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Match the Latin term with its correct English translation:

<p>lupīs = in the wolves librīs = in the books lūdīs = in the games locīs = in the places</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following terms could be used to describe the action of taming a bull?

<p>taurō (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The term 'medicīs' can be correctly used to refer to a single doctor performing a procedure.

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What Latin term could be used to describe actions taken with household servants?

<p>famulīs</p> Signup and view all the answers

Complete the following sentence: 'The battle was fought _____ (in the fields)'.

<p>agrīs</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their English translations:

<p>gladiō = in the sword digitō = in the finger diīs = in the gods deō = in the god</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which Latin phrase would one use to describe actions happening 'in the year'?

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According to the Latin provided, 'barbarō' exclusively refers to actions by, with, or from multiple barbarians.

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Translate into English: 'pugnat cum inimīcō'.

<p>He fights with the enemy</p> Signup and view all the answers

The laws were written _____ (in the books).

<p>librīs</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each term to its corresponding translation:

<p>lēctō = in the bed lēgātō = in the officer librō = in the book lūdō = in the game</p> Signup and view all the answers

If one were speaking about actions related to 'the teachers', which Latin term would be appropriate?

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The term 'marītō' can be used to refer to actions or things involving multiple husbands.

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What Latin phrase describes actions performed 'in the ways'?

<p>modīs</p> Signup and view all the answers

The treasure was hidden _____ (in the wall).

<p>mūrō</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each term with its correct meaning:

<p>numerō = in the number nummō = in the coin nātō = on the son nūntiō = in the message</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which Latin term refers to actions involving 'the eye'?

<p>oculō (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The term 'puerīs' only refers to one boy.

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Translate the Latin term 'rāmō'.

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The crops were harvested _____ (by the farmers).

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Flashcards

agrīs

By, with, from, in the fields.

agrō

By, with, from, in the field.

amīcīs

By, with, from, in the friends.

amīcō

By, with, from, in the friend.

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animīs

By, with, from, in the feelings, spirits, minds.

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animō

By, with, from, in the feeling, spirit, mind.

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annīs

By, with, from, in the years.

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annō

By, with, from, in the year.

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ānulīs

By, with, from, in the rings.

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ānulō

By, with, from, in the ring.

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barbarīs

By, with, from, on the barbarians.

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barbarō

By, with, from, on the barbarian.

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campīs

By, with, from, in the fields; plains.

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campō

By, with, from, in the field; plain.

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captīvīs

By, with, from, on the captives; prisoners.

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captīvō

By, with, from, on the captive; prisoner.

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deō

By, with, from, in the god.

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digitīs

By, with, from, in the fingers.

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digitō

By, with, from, in the finger.

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discipulīs

By, with, from, in the students.

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discipulō

By, with, from, in the student.

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diīs

By, with, from, in the gods.

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dominīs

By, with, from, in the masters.

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dominō

By, with, from, in the master.

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equīs

By, with, from, on the horses.

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Study Notes

  • Agrīs: By, with, from, in the fields.
  • Agrō: By, with, from, in the field.
  • Amīcīs: By, with, from, in the friends.
  • Amīcō: By, with, from, in the friend.
  • Animīs: By, with, from, in the feelings, spirits, minds.
  • Animō: By, with, from, in the feeling, spirit, mind.
  • Annīs: By, with, from, in the years.
  • Annō: By, with, from, in the year.
  • Ānulīs: By, with, from, in the rings.
  • Ānulō: By, with, from, in the ring.
  • Barbarīs: By, with, from, on the barbarians.
  • Barbarō: By, with, from, on the barbarian.
  • Campīs: By, with, from, in the field; plain.
  • Campīs: By, with, from, in the fields; plains.
  • Captīvīs: By, with, from, on the captives; prisoners.
  • Captīvō: By, with, from, on the captive; prisoner.
  • Deō: By, with, from, in the god.
  • Digitīs: By, with, from, in the fingers.
  • Digitō: By, with, from, in the finger.
  • Discipulīs: By, with, from, in the students.
  • Discipulō: By, with, from, in the student.
  • Dīs: By, with, from, in the gods.
  • Dominīs: By, with, from, in the masters.
  • Dominō: By, with, from, in the master.
  • Equīs: By, with, from, on the horses.
  • Equō: By, with, from, on the horse.
  • Famulīs: By, with, from, in the household servants.
  • Famulō: By, with, from, in the household servant.
  • Fīliīs: By, with, from, in the sons.
  • Fīliō: By, with, from, in the son.
  • Gladiō: By, with, from, in the sword.
  • Hortō: By, with, from, in the garden.
  • Inimīcō: By, with, from, in the enemy.
  • Librīs: By, with, from, in the books.
  • Locīs: By, with, from, in the places.
  • Locō: By, with, from, in the place.
  • Lupīs: By, with, from, in the wolves.
  • Lupō: By, with, from, in the wolf.
  • Lēctīs: By, with, from, in the beds.
  • Lēctō: By, with, from, in the bed.
  • Lēgātō: By, with, from, in the officer.
  • Lībrō: By, with, from, in the book.
  • Lūdīs: By, with, from, in the games.
  • Lūdō: By, with, from, in the game.
  • Magistrīs: By, with, from, in the teachers.
  • Magistrō: By, with, from, in the teacher.
  • Marītīs: By, with, from, on the husbands.
  • Marītō: By, with, from, on the husband.
  • Medicīs: By, with, from, on the doctors.
  • Medicō: By, with, from, on the doctor.
  • Modīs: By, with, from, in the ways, manners.
  • Modō: By, with, from, in the way, manner.
  • Mundīs: By, with, from, in the the worlds.
  • Mundō: By, with, from, in the the world.
  • Mūrīs: By, with, from, in the walls.
  • Mūrō: By, with, from, in the wall.
  • Numeris: By, with, from, in the numbers.
  • Numerō: By, with, from, in the number.
  • Nummīs: By, with, from, in the coins.
  • Nummō: By, with, from, in the coin.
  • Nātīs: By, with, from, on the sons.
  • Nātō: By, with, from, on the son.
  • Nūntiīs: By, with, from, in the messages; messengers.
  • Nūntiō: By, with, from, in the message; messenger.
  • Oculīs: By, with, from, in the eyes.
  • Oculō: By, with, from, in the eye.
  • Populīs: By, with, from, in the people.
  • Populō: By, with, from, in the population.
  • Puerīs: By, with, from, in the boys.
  • Puerō: By, with, from, in the boy.
  • Rāmīs: By, with, from, in the branches.
  • Rāmō: By, with, from, in the branch.
  • Rūsticīs: By, with, from, in the farmers.
  • Rūsticō: By, with, from, in the farmer.
  • Saccīs: By, with, from, in the sacks.
  • Saccō: By, with, from, in the sack.
  • Servīs: By, with, from, on the slaves.
  • Servō: By, with, from, on the slave.
  • Sociīs: By, with, from, in the allies.
  • Sociō: By, with, from, in the ally.
  • Sonīs: By, with, from, in the sounds; roars.
  • Sonō: By, with, from, in the sound; roar.
  • Taurīs: By, with, from, in the bulls.
  • Taurō: By, with, from, in the bull.
  • Ventīs: By, with, from, in the winds.
  • Ventō: By, with, from, in the wind.
  • Virīs: By, with, from, in the men.
  • Virō: By, with, from, in the man.
  • Vīcīnīs: By, with, from, in the neighbors.
  • Vīcīnō: By, with, from, in the neighbor.

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