Latin Crossword

the pronoun "hic" in the feminine genitive plural
2nd principle part of "capere"
future form of "esse" in the 1st person plural
present active participle of "gustare"
ablative used with the preposition a/ab and a passive verb; typically translated as "by" (a person)
in Latin, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in * , case, and number. (fill in the blank)
type of verb that indicates an indirect command
the type of verb that takes an object
the genitive use where a genitive noun is accompanied by an emotion word
the Roman general that defeated Hannibal at Carthage
3rd principle part of monstare
this city fell in 476 A.D.
a subjunctive clause not indicated by any particular keywords, where the main clause shows progression towards a goal
the verb mood that shows a direct command
a subjunctive clause where the main cause contains a verb of the head, and the subjunctive clause begins with an interrogative word
legalized Chrisianity in 313 AD; reunified the empire
the verb mood that expresses the potential for something
the voice of the verb where the subject is acted upon
the ablative use that expresses motion away from something (translated with prepositions like de, a/ab, and e/ex)
dictonary meaning of copia, copiae, f.