Understanding Marcella and Roman Naming Conventions

The video tutorial introduces the Roman girl's name Marcella, explaining the pronunciation of the letter 'C' as 'k'. It describes Marcella as the daughter of Terentiae, highlighting the Latin grammar rule where the ending 'i' signifies possession or relation, as in 'of Terentiae'.

What sound does the letter 'C' make in the name Marcella?

• Ch

• Z

• S

• K

In the phrase 'Puella est Marcella', what does 'Puella' mean?

• Sister

• Girl

• Mother

• Boy

Who is Marcella in relation to Terentiae?

• Friend

• Daughter

• Mother

• Sister

What does the ending 'i' signify in Roman names?

• Belonging to

• Plural form

• Past tense

• Future tense

What is the Latin word for 'daughter'?

• Soror

• Mater

• Filia

• Amica