Key to Worksheet for Reading Latin 1F
John Porter, University of Saskatchewan

FORMS

Give the appropriate forms.

1. to send

   mittere

2. bold thieves (gen.)

   furum audacium

3. us (abl.)

   nobis

4. to demand

   poscere

5. all the dowry (abl.)

   dote omni

6. to be going

   ire

7. of you (as in "three of you")

   vestrum [See the Cases page, s.v. "Partitive Genitive"]

8. to carry (2 versions)

   ferre / portare

9. bold plans (acc.)

   consilia audacia

10. to ask

    rogare

11. us (acc.)

    nos

12. to be finding

    invenire

13. the gloomy sister (dat.)

    sorori tristi

14. to order

    iubere

15. you (abl. pl.)

    vobis

16. to be

    esse

17. gloomy marriage rites (dat.)

    nuptiis tristibus

18. of us (as in "fear of us")

    nostri [See the Cases page, s.v. "Objective Genitive"]

19. to know

    scire

20. all the ointment (nom.)

    omne unguentum

21. to wish

    velle

22. the bold daughter (dat.)

    filiae audaci

23. to be silent

    tacere

24. all the names (gen.)

    omnium nominum

25. to be making

    facere

SENTENCES

Translate into idiomatic Latin.

1. Do they wish to marry you (pl.)?

   vosne domum ducere volunt?

2. It is easy to hear the huge crowds.

   facile est turbas ingentis audire.

3. Whose dinner does he wish to take away?

   cuius cenam auferre vult? or cui cenam auferre vult? [For the latter, see the Cases page, s.v. "Dative of Disadvantage"]

4. Flee (sg.) the eyes of all the citizens!

   fuge oculos civium omnium.

5. Do you (pl.) wish to lose the dour old man's money?

   senisne tristis pecuniam amittere vultis?

6. It is not easy to capture all the citizens.

   non facile est civis omnis capere.

7. We do not wish to mock you (pl.).

   vos irridere non volumus.

8. We fear no bold thieves at our house. [Do not use aedes or domi.]

   nullos fures audacis apud nos timemus.

9. Do you (sg.) wish to sleep or to cook a large dinner?

   dormire vis aut cenam ingentem coquere?

10. Pray (pl.) to all the gods and to us!

    omnibus dis supplicate nobisque.

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