Latin Grammatical Terminology Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• neuter : grammatical gender of nouns like "templum" where the nominative plural ends in "-a"
• comparative : form of an adjective which usually includes "-ior-"
• prohibition : construction used to tell somebody not to do something
• conjugation : category of verbs that follow the same pattern
• modal : type of verb which includes "volo", "nolo" and "possum"
• imperfect : tense which is usually indicated by the letters "-ba-"
• perfect : tense which is often indicated by the letters dvsu or x before the person ending
• dative : noun case which is translated into english using "to" or "for"
• present : english translation of "donum" which is the name for a latin tense
• number : way in which adjectives agree with nouns, other than case and gender
• participle : verbal adjective which can be present active, perfect passive or perfect active
• infinitive : part of a verb that ends in "-re"
• derivation : word in a modern language that has its roots in a latin word
• vocative : noun case used to address someone directly
• they : person who is doing the action if a verb ends in "-nt"
• pluperfect : tense translated as "had x-ed"
• of : english preposition which is often used to translate a latin genitive
• relative : type of pronoun which includes "qui", "quae" and "quod"
• pap: acronym used to denote words like "adeptus", "egressus" and "locutus"
• superlative : form of an adjective which usually includes "-issi-", "-illi-" or "-erri-"
• imperative : version of a verb used for giving an order
• romance : category of languages which have evolved from latin, including french and spanish
• esse : latin infinitive of the verb "to be"
• asbestos: hazardous material used to remember accusative plural endings
• declension : category of nouns that follow the same pattern