Pyrrhus dolum parat.
Fābricius māgnum praemium habēre vult.
Pyrrhus bellum cum Rōmānīs gerit.
Profuga Fābricium necāre vult.
Fābricius victōriam iūstam habēre dēbet.
Rōmānī profugae praemium dant.
Profuga est in vinculīs.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
in crāstinum | arrow_right_alt | why |
Licet vōbīs lexicum īnspicere. | arrow_right_alt | “This is the homework assignment.” |
minimē | arrow_right_alt | A passage of Cicero |
quis | arrow_right_alt | for tomorrow |
lexicum, lexicī, n. | arrow_right_alt | yes indeed |
Hoc est pēnsum domesticum | arrow_right_alt | “We must prepare the passage for tomorrow.” |
cūr | arrow_right_alt | dictionary |
locus Cicerōnis | arrow_right_alt | “You may (i.e., it is permitt ed for you to) consult a dictionary.” |
ita vērō | arrow_right_alt | no |
Locum in diem crāstinum parāre dēbēmus. | arrow_right_alt | who |