Name:. Date:. Latina Christiana 1 Student Notes - Lesson 18 Latin Saying: (Fools laugh at the Latin language.) New a T live, dwell dinner dawn charioteer I wash as fight window garden cloud Derivative: habito 1. inhabit 1. to live or dwell 2. habitation |2. environment where jyou or something lives Jcena, cenae lauréra, 1. aurora 1. bright lights in the Jaurérae borealis night sky in the northern hemisphere lauriga, _ -- Jaurigae lavo 1. lavatory —_|1. bathroom/washroom 2. lave 2. to wash or cleansicut a we pugna, 1, pugnacious —_|1. ina fighting spirit pugnae 2. repugnant _|2. of fensive, foul fenéstra, - fenéstrae hortus, horti 1. horticulture |1. study of plants and jgardening himbus, nimbi Grammar? Future tense indicates something is going to happen, *In English, we add “will” before the verb to show that something is going to happen. *In Latin, we add an a to the verb to indicate that ma is ‘” to happen. (will) (we will) (you will) (you will) —___(he, she, it will) |_____ (they will) Homework this week: 1, Write down your new vocabulary words three times each with their Latin translation, 2. Write down your new grammar form (future tense chart) and memorize it. 3. Workbook page for Lesson 18: a. Section C - translate verbs from lessons 16 and 17: *look at the endings on the verbs. Circle the personal ending at the end of the verb so you know which pronoun is being used. Example: 1, habemus (*mus” means “we; “habe” means “have”) b. Section D - translate these words from today's lesson: =xample: 1. habitas 4. Underline or circle the personal ending. ("s", which means “you, singular") b. Look at the verb, “habita”, “I live or dwell.” Answer: You live or dwell.