Week 19

Question 1

quot, indecl. adj.

Answer 1

how many?

Question 2

aeternus, a, um

Answer 2

eternal; everlasting

Question 3

caput, capitis

Answer 3

head

Question 4

alius, alia, aliud

Answer 4

other; another (of more than two)

Question 5

alter, altera, alterum

Answer 5

the one; the other (of two)

Question 6

uter, utra, utrum

Answer 6

which? (of two)

Question 7

neuter, neutra, neutrum

Answer 7

neither (of two)

Question 8

ūllus, a, um

Answer 8

any

Question 9

nūllus, a, um

Answer 9

no; none

Question 10

sōlus, a, um

Answer 10

alone; only (as adjective)

Question 11

tōtus, a, um

Answer 11

whole; all of; the whole of

Question 12

how many?

Answer 12

quot, indecl. adj.

Question 13

eternal; everlasting

Answer 13

aeternus, a, um

Question 14

head

Answer 14

caput, capitis

Question 15

other; another (of more than two)

Answer 15

alius, alia, aliud

Question 16

the one; the other (of two)

Answer 16

alter, altera, alterum

Question 17

which? (of two)

Answer 17

uter, utra, utrum

Question 18

neither (of two)

Answer 18

neuter, neutra, neutrum

Question 19

any

Answer 19

ūllus, a, um

Question 20

no; none

Answer 20

nūllus, a, um

Question 21

alone; only (as adjective)

Answer 21

sōlus, a, um

Question 22

whole; all of; the whole of

Answer 22

tōtus, a, um

Question 23

ūnus, a, um

Answer 23

1

Question 24

duo, ae, o

Answer 24

2

Question 25

trēs, tria

Answer 25

3

Question 26

quattuor

Answer 26

4

Question 27

quīnque

Answer 27

5

Question 28

sex

Answer 28

6

Question 29

septem

Answer 29

7

Question 30

octō

Answer 30

8

Question 31

novem

Answer 31

9

Question 32

decem

Answer 32

10

Question 33

centum

Answer 33

100

Question 34

1

Answer 34

ūnus, a, um

Question 35

2

Answer 35

duo, ae, o

Question 36

3

Answer 36

trēs, tria

Question 37

4

Answer 37

quattuor

Question 38

5

Answer 38

quīnque

Question 39

6

Answer 39

sex

Question 40

7

Answer 40

septem

Question 41

8

Answer 41

octō

Question 42

9

Answer 42

novem

Question 43

10

Answer 43

decem

Question 44

100

Answer 44

centum

Question 45

*One ... other (another)*

Answer 45

1. Of more than two: * one ... another* = **alius, a, ud ... alius, a, ud** * some ... others* = **aliī, ae, a ... aliī, ae, a** 2. Of two only: * one ... the other* = **alter, -era, -erum ... alter, -era, -erum** * one (group) ... the other (group)* = **alterī, ae, a ... alterī, ae, a**

Question 46

*One* as in one OF TWO

Answer 46

generally **alter, altera, alterum**

Question 47

*One does one thing, another another*

Answer 47

Latin combines this into one expression, thus: *_One_* *thing seeks _one_ thing, _another_ _another_ =* **Alius aliud quaerit**.

Question 48

Simple enumerations

Answer 48

In simple enumerations, **alter, altera, alterum** is used for t*the second* instead of **secudus, a, um**