Verba Adiectīva Latīnē (Adjectives in Latin) @latintutorial
Verba Adiectīva Latīnē (Adjectives in Latin)  @latintutorial
Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sunt trēs modī adiectīvōrum. In hōc, dēscrībō hōs adiectīvōs: alta, altior, et altissima. Spero te frui hoc!

(There are three types of adjectives. In this, I describe these adjectives: alta, high, altior, higher, and altissima, highest. I hope you enjoy this!)

Note: this video uses the classical pronunciation of Latin, as best as I can make it. Please refrain from criticisms about pronunciation in the comments section! Gratias maximas!

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river by sarah from the Noun Project
greek god by @w@n !cons from the Noun Project
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Verba Adiectīva Latīnē (Adjectives in Latin)

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