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Latin-to-English Translation 1

Latin-to-English Translation 1. Copy and translate the following into “natural” English. servum tenuit . dominī servōs habēbant . c anis mulierem amābat . mulierēs hominēs accēpērunt . dominōs servī non amant .

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Latin-to-English Translation 1

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  1. Latin-to-English Translation 1 Copy and translate the following into “natural” English. servumtenuit. dominīservōshabēbant. canismulieremamābat. mulierēshominēsaccēpērunt. dominōsservī non amant. VOCABULARY:servus,-ī (m) – slave; teneō, tenēre, tenuī – to hold; dominus,-ī(m) – master; habeō, habēre, habuī – to have; mulier,-is(f) – wife; homō, hominis(m) – man/people; accipiō, accipere, accipī – to accept/receive

  2. Latin-to-English Translation 2! Copy and translate the following into “natural” English. • tummilitēsTroiānī et deās et deōsoffendērunt. • iamtemporaerantnequegravianequedifficilia. • aliīcanēsacrius quam aliīlatrābant. • quam magnusfuitpatertuus! VOCABULARY: miles,militis(m)-soldier; Troiānus-a-um-Trojan; dea-ae(f)-goddess; deus-ī(m)-god; tum-then; iam-now; tempus,temporis(n)-time; neque…neque-neither…nor; gravis-is-e-severe; difficilis-is-e-difficult; aliī…aliī-some…others; acrius-a-um-fierce; latrāre-to bark; quam-how; magnus-a-um-big/great; sum,esse,fuī-to be; pater-patris(m)-father; tuus-a-um-you

  3. Latin-to-English Translation 2! Copy and translate the following into “natural” English. • mensvirī non valuerant. • amormatrisfiliōaegrō me permōverit. • in mediōoppidōstābunt et corpus rēgismortuī omnibus monstrābit. • pars civiumlacrimābant, ceterīgaudebant. VOCABULARY: mens,mentis(f)-mind; valere, valuī-to be strong; amor-is(f)-love; mater, matris(f)-mother; filius-ī(m)-son; aeger, aegra,aegrum-sick; me-me; permovēre, permovī-to move thoroughly; medius-a-um- middle; oppidum-ī(n)-town; stāre-to stand; corpus,corporis(m)-body; rex,regis(m)-king; mortuus-a-um-dead; omnes-all; monstrāre-to show; pars,partis(f)-part; civis,civis(m)-citizen; lacrimāre-to cry; ceteris-is-e-the rest; gaudēre-to rejoice

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