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Gen. 1:20 is reptile ablative?

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Translating a phrase from "The Mandalorian": I can bring you in warm, or I can bring you in cold

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Who assigned numbers to the declensions and conjugations, and why?

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To what extent there was a difference between written and spoken Latin?

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How to parse "in eo quod"?

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Potestas est in veritate. Quis vero, robustior

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How do we get around the fact that 'extera' appears rarely as masculine

answered May 18, 2022 at 19:23

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First Declension Singular, Gen or Dat?

answered Mar 25, 2022 at 15:50

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What is the Role of "iste" in These Quotes from Cicero?

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Can two nouns be used together as a single unit in Latin?

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Syllable and mora count for long vowel with iota subscript?

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What's the cool killer app of Latin?

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What does the word "numquid" literally mean?

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Omitting a verb when it is the same for both parts of the sentence

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Position of predicative, genitive and adjective

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Intonation pattern in Classical Latin that is the same intonation pattern Dora Marquez of Dora the Explorer does at times when she is speaking English

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Position of reflexive pronouns

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Present Active Participles

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Was vowel quantity observed when singing?

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Comparing per- and de- as intensifying prefixes

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Can anyone help me analysing the words "luna" and variabilis" in the first sentence of the poem "O fortuna"?

answered May 27, 2022 at 16:51

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Is the subject inexplicit for the verb "pervenerunt" in this sentence from the book "De antiquitate regum Norwagiensium"?

answered May 27, 2022 at 18:17

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Potior - Deponent verb with passive meaning?

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Double (identical) subject

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Do we ever see the enclitic -ne multiple times in a clause?

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How Does "quae gessisset" Come to be Translated as "what he claimed to have done"?

answered Jul 19, 2022 at 22:20

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Why does οἱ make position?

answered Mar 22, 2022 at 16:27

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Ambiguity of genitive

answered Jan 27, 2022 at 0:33

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What is the name of the thing that the tongue does on the trī part in the word patrī?

answered Dec 18, 2021 at 0:57

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Are dative personal pronouns more commonly used than adjectives or genitive personal pronouns?

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Gen. 1:20 is reptile ablative?

Translating a phrase from "The Mandalorian": I can bring you in warm, or I can bring you in cold

Who assigned numbers to the declensions and conjugations, and why?

To what extent there was a difference between written and spoken Latin?

How to parse "in eo quod"?

Potestas est in veritate. Quis vero, robustior

How do we get around the fact that 'extera' appears rarely as masculine

First Declension Singular, Gen or Dat?

What is the Role of "iste" in These Quotes from Cicero?

Can two nouns be used together as a single unit in Latin?

Syllable and mora count for long vowel with iota subscript?

What's the cool killer app of Latin?

What does the word "numquid" literally mean?

Omitting a verb when it is the same for both parts of the sentence

Position of predicative, genitive and adjective

Intonation pattern in Classical Latin that is the same intonation pattern Dora Marquez of Dora the Explorer does at times when she is speaking English

Position of reflexive pronouns

Present Active Participles

Was vowel quantity observed when singing?

Comparing per- and de- as intensifying prefixes

Can anyone help me analysing the words "luna" and variabilis" in the first sentence of the poem "O fortuna"?

Is the subject inexplicit for the verb "pervenerunt" in this sentence from the book "De antiquitate regum Norwagiensium"?

Potior - Deponent verb with passive meaning?

Double (identical) subject

Do we ever see the enclitic -ne multiple times in a clause?

How Does "quae gessisset" Come to be Translated as "what he claimed to have done"?

Why does οἱ make position?

Ambiguity of genitive

What is the name of the thing that the tongue does on the trī part in the word patrī?

Are dative personal pronouns more commonly used than adjectives or genitive personal pronouns?