Latin Crossword 1

5. A family of verbs. There are four or five of these in Latin depending on how you count.
9. Part of speech that is, essentially, an adjectival form of the verb, denotes an action taking place at a time relative the main verb.
13. Superlative form of the adjective 'humilis, -e - humble' in its feminine plural dative inflection.
14. Part of speech that denotes a quality, has variable number gender and case.
15. Case that denotes the subject of the verb.
16. Part of speech that denotes an entity, has variable number and case, and a fixed gender.
18. Comparative form of the adjective 'venenatus, -a, -um - poisonous', in its neuter singular nominative inflection.
19. Case that is used to denote a position or instrument.

1. A family of nouns. There are five of these in Latin.
2. Case that denotes the direct object of the verb.
3. Superlative form of the adjective 'pulcher, -a, -um - beautiful' in its feminine dative singular inflection.
4. Comparative form of the adjective 'fortis, -e - strong' in its masculine singular ablative inflection.
6. Case used to denote possession.
7. Case used to denote the addressee of a statement.
8. Comparative form of the adjective 'acer, acris, acre - sharp' in its masculine singular genitive form.
10. Superlative form of the adjective 'contentus, -a, -um - satisfied' in its masculine plural nominative form.
11. Comparative form of the adjective 'frigidus, -a, -um - cold', in its feminine, plural genitive inflection.
12. Case used to denote the indirect object of the verb.
17. Part of speech that denotes an action, has person, number, tense, voice and mood.
20. Part of speech that modifies a verb.