Participles

4. Latin for "of those people needing to be loved."
5. Dative plural present participle of habeo, habere, to have.
7. Feminine singular nominative "having been broken." frango, frangere, fregi, fractum.
9. If a verb has an irregular form, a good one of these will tell you.
11. Declension of the endings of the present participle.
13. These two letters appear before the -ndus of the gerundive in the 3rd "io" and 4th conjugations.
16. Direct object of "women about to walk."
18. These two letters appear before "bam, bas, bat" of the imperfect tense in the 3rd "io" and 4th conjugations.
19. Most future participles are made from 4th principal part, however a small number are this.

1. Neuter nominative plural of "needing to be painted." pingo, pingere, pinxi, pictum.
2. Nominative singular present participle of habeo, habere to have.
3. Nominative plural feminine future participle of ambulo, ambulare, to walk.
6. What is the name of the principal part we use to make present participles?
8. Latin for "to those loving"
10. Special meaning the gerundive can have, paired with a dative and verb "to be."
12. These two letters appear before the -ns, -ntis in the 3rd "io" and 4th conjugations.
14. This principal part (first, second, etc.) is used to make the future participle.
15. Declensions of the endings of the future participle, the perfect passive participle, and the gerundive (no punctuation between needed)
17. These two letters are added before the ending to make the future participle.