Latin Teacher - UK Edition-Latin translation and grammar assistant

Example

Inputting 'Puella servum laudāvit' results in a detailed translation: 'The girl praised the slave.' The tool then breaks down each word by case, conjugation, and meaning: 'puella' as the nominative subject, 'servum' as the accusative object, and 'laudāvit' as the verb in the perfect tense.

Scenario

A student preparing for an exam enters a Latin sentence to understand how to properly analyze word forms and sentence structure. This function helps the student understand not just the translation but the grammatical underpinnings of the sentence.

Example

When the verb 'laudāvit' is entered, the tool provides its four principal parts: 'laudō, laudāre, laudāvī, laudātus.' It also supplies a full conjugation table in the specified tense and mood, such as perfect indicative active, with both singular and plural forms.

Scenario

A teacher uses the function during a lesson to show students how to conjugate verbs in various tenses and highlight the importance of knowing the principal parts of Latin verbs for reading comprehension and translation.

Example

When the noun 'puella' is input, the tool presents a complete declension table showing all six cases (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, ablative, vocative) for singular and plural, following the British case sequence.

Scenario

A student reviewing for a quiz on first declension nouns uses the tool to see the different case endings and how they affect the translation of a sentence. This helps them understand sentence roles such as subject, object, and possession.