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Perfect Passive Participles

Perfect Passive Participles. Perfect Passive Participles, like Present Participles, are verbal adjectives. Present Participles, in Latin, are 3 rd Declension Adjectives. Present Participles are translated “______ ing ” Examples: Video virum ambulantem – I see the walking man.

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Perfect Passive Participles

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  1. Perfect Passive Participles • Perfect Passive Participles, like Present Participles, are verbal adjectives. • Present Participles, in Latin, are 3rd Declension Adjectives. • Present Participles are translated “______ing” • Examples: Video virumambulantem – I see the walking man.

  2. Perfect Passive Participle Forms: • The Perfect Passive Participles use the same endings as 1st and second declension adjectives. • Hooray! No new endings! • A verb’s 4th principle part is the PPP of the verb. • Example: laudo, laudare, laudavī, laudatus • From laudatus, we can decline it in the feminine and neuter genders by using 1st and 2nd declension endings(see the back wall). • laudatus – masculine • laudata – feminine • laudatum - neuter

  3. Perfect Passive Participle Translation: • Perfect Passive Participle ↓ ↓ ↓ Completed noun is receiving verbal Action the action adj. ↓ ↓ ↓ Having been _______ed Virlaudatus – the man having been praised Virrisus – the man having been laughed at Poculumlavatum – the cup having been washed Discipulaeducata – the student (f.) having been educated

  4. 3rd and 4th Principle Parts

  5. Vocabulary Sheet 11 • poto, potare, potavī, potatus • emoveo, emovēre, emovī, emotus • dubito, dubitare, dubitavī, dubitatus • festino, festinare, festinavī, festinatus

  6. Vocabulary Sheet 12 • rideo, ridere, risī, risus • misceo, miscēre, miscuī, mixtus • impleo, implēre, implevī, impletus • pendeo, pendēre, pependī, --

  7. Vocabulary Sheet 13 • laudo, laudarelaudavī, laudatus • neco, necare, necavī, necatus • servo, servare, servavī, servatus • deporto, deportare, deportavī, deportatus

  8. Vocabulary Sheet 14 • vito, vitare, vitavi, vitatus • invito, invitare, invitavī, invitatus • inquit • educo, educare, educavī, educatus

  9. Vocabulary Sheet 15 • circumdo, circumdare, circumdedīcircumdatus • mereo, merēre, merui, meritus • fulgeo, fulgēre, fulsī, -- • faveo, favēre, favi, fautus

  10. Vocabulary Sheet 16 • appareo, apparēre, apparuī, apparitus • lateo, latēre, latuī, -- • oro, orare, oravī, oratus • lavo, lavare, lavī, lavatus

  11. Vocabulary Sheet 17 • pulso, pulsare, pulsavī, pulsatus • pateo, patēre, patuī, -- • torreo, torrēre, torruī, tostus • lacero, lacerare, laceravī, laceratus

  12. Vocabulary Sheet 18 • iaceo, iacēre, iacuī, iacitus • persuadeo, persuadēre, persuasī, persuasus • placeo, placēre, placuī, placitus • praebeo, praebēre, praebuī, praebitus

  13. Vocabulary Sheet 19 • compleo, complēre, complēvī, completus • salveo, salvēre • invideō, invidēre, invīdī, invisus • desidero, desiderare, desideravi, desideratus

  14. Vocabulary Sheet 20 • ruo, ruere, ruī, rutus • accendo, accendere, accendī, accensus • duco, ducere, duxī, ductus • mitto, mittere, misī, missus

  15. Vocabulary Sheet 21 • edo, edere, edī, essus • fluo, fluere, fluxī, fluxus • pono, ponere, posuī, positus • traho, trahere, traxī, tractus

  16. Vocabulary Sheet 22 • cado, cadere, cecidī, casus • tango, tangere, tetigī, tactus • ago, agere, egī, actus • pasco, pascere, pavī, pastus

  17. Vocabulary Sheet 23 • gero, gerere, gessī, gestus • deligo, deligere, delegī, delectus • cogo, cogere, coegī, coactus • praemitto, praemittere, praemisī, praemissus

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