Please help me translate these Latin words? No Google Translate please.?

Question

dabit

habēbit (I put 'he will have')

habitābunt (I put "they will have')

servābit (I put 'he will serve')

iuvābunt

custodiet

eris

gerēs

Tu (I put 'your')

tē

Answer 1

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I could give the translations, but instead I'll give you 2 reliable websites for Latin dictionaries. The perseus one is great because it says what person, number, tense, conjugation or if it's plural or singular. the whitaker one is cool because you also can do english to latin.

http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/morph?lang=la

http://archives.nd.edu/words.html

Source(s): 2nd year taking latin.

Answer 2

a million. conveniebant = they have been assembly, have been amassing 2. duc?bam = i became maximum advantageous 3. dic?bat = S/he became saying 4. inveni?bamus = we've been looking 5. adveni?batis = i don't comprehend this one sorry 6. hab?bas = you (singular) have been having 7. audiebant = they have been listening to, have been listening to 8. bib?bamus = we've been eating 9. capi?batis = you (plural) have been taking wish this helped :)

Answer 3

dabit ( he will give )=dare

habebit ( he will have )=habere

Habitabunt ( they resided )=habitare. They will have ( habebunt )= habere

Servabit ( he will conserve, save)= =servare. He will serve ( serviet )= servire

iuvabunt ( they will help )=iuvare

custodiet ( he will take care of )=custodire

eris ( you will )=esse

geres ( you will carry )=gerere

Tu ( you, subject )

te ( from him, by him )

Answer 4

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