Ecce Romani-Vocabulary 16
Nomen__________________________
Record these words in your notebooks with meanings and derivatives:
nonus, -a, um
pila, pilae, f.
aperiō, aperīre
decimus, -a, um
iocus, iocī, m.
ludō, ludere
alter…alter
hospes, hospitis, m.
vertō, vertere
relinquō, relinquere
itaque
apud
in animō habēre
sciō, scīre
Match these derivatives with their Latin roots: ************************************************
decimal
science
conscious
pill
jocose
hospitality
alternate
aperture
prelude
relinquish
hospice
jocular
avert
ludicrous
convert
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Using your “Classwork” pink notes from last year or your book p. 121:
1. What is an adjective?
2. Where is an adjective usually placed in a Latin sentence in relation to the word it
modifies?
3. Where is it usually placed in English?
4. How many groups of adjectives are there in Latin?
5. What are the two “last names” of adjectives?
6. Fill the chart in with the correct endings of the “1st & 2nd Declension” adjectives:
M
Nom.
Gen.
Acc.
Abl.
Nom. Pl.
Gen. Pl.
Acc. Pl.
Abl. Pl.
F
N