Exercise 1
Put these singular nouns into the dative case.
- femina
- dea
- filia
- filius
- vir
- magister
- colonus
- homo
- uxor
- rex
Exercise 2
Put these plural nouns into the dative case.
- puellae
- casae
- magistri
- equi
- filii
- saxa
- comites
- patres
- principes
- canes
Exercise 3
Put these nouns into the dative case; some are singular, some are plural.
- aqua
- feminae
- nauta
- coloni
- hortus
- mater
- mons
- urbes
- templum
- templa
Exercise 4
Put these adjective–noun phrases into the dative case; some are singular, some are plural.
- casa mea
- laetae puellae
- laeti nautae
- pueri mali
- tanta urbs
- comes primus
- omnes muri
- rex novus
- magnus collis
- templa ingentia
Exercise 5
Translate these phrases into Latin.
- for the first boy
- for an angry god
- for many farmers
- for good women
- for all the princes
- for the silent king
- for my wife
- for my sons
- for the terrified brothers
- for the dead soldier