Let\u2019s do some translation practice and learn about the third declension accusative and genitive endings. The answers will be provided below :<\/p>\n
1) Canis servat<\/strong> r\u0113gem <\/strong><\/p>\n 2) M\u012blit\u0113s et<\/strong>\u00a0c\u016bst\u014dd\u0113s hostem vident<\/strong> (m\u012bles = soldier. Hostis = enemy)<\/p>\n 3) Gladi\u0101t\u014dr\u0113s\u00a0le\u014dn\u0113s pugant<\/strong> (le\u014d = lion)<\/p>\n 4) Uxor vigilis ad <\/strong>f\u014dntem <\/strong>ambulat<\/strong> (uxor = wife. Vigil = watchman, sentinel, fireman)<\/p>\n 5) Mulier\u0113s r\u0113gis in l\u012bmen ambulant<\/strong> (mulier = woman. l\u012bmen = threshold, doorway, border)<\/p>\n 6) Et Sor<\/strong>\u014dr\u0113s <\/strong>et fr\u0101tr\u0113s <\/strong>imper\u0101t\u014dris<\/strong> circum n\u0101vigant maria <\/strong>(soror = sister. Fr\u0101ter = brother. Imper\u0101tor = general, commander, emperor. Mare = sea.)<\/p>\n 7) Pater r\u0113gis sum et pater pl\u0113bum<\/strong> es<\/strong> (Pl\u0113bs = plebians, common people)<\/p>\n 8 Estis anim\u0101lia n\u014dn am\u0101tis sed inter anser\u0113s lab\u014dr\u0101tis<\/strong> (animal = animal. inter = between, among. Anser = goose)<\/p>\n 9) Prope fl\u016bmen montemque nat\u0101mus<\/strong> (m\u014dns = mountain)<\/p>\n Answers :<\/p>\n 1) The dog guards the king<\/p>\n 2) The soldiers and guards are watching the enemy<\/p>\n 3) The gladiators are fighting the lions<\/p>\n 4) The wife of the watchman (or the watchman\u2019s wife) is walking to the fountain<\/p>\n 5) The women of the king (or the king\u2019s women) are walking into the doorway<\/p>\n 6) Both the sisters and brothers of the emperor are sailing around the seas<\/p>\n 7) I am the father of the king and you are the father of the commoners<\/p>\n 8 You all do not love animals but you all work among geese<\/p>\n 9) We are swimming near the river and the mountain<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Let\u2019s do some translation practice and learn about the third declension accusative and genitive endings. The answers will be provided below : 1) Canis servat r\u0113gem 2) M\u012blit\u0113s et\u00a0c\u016bst\u014dd\u0113s hostem vident (m\u012bles = soldier. Hostis = enemy) 3) Gladi\u0101t\u014dr\u0113s\u00a0le\u014dn\u0113s pugant (le\u014d = lion) 4) Uxor vigilis ad f\u014dntem ambulat (uxor = wife. Vigil = watchman…<\/p>\n