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Dative with a Compound Verb
Dative with a Compound Verb
There are certain verbs that must be accompanied by a noun in the dative case. A compound verb is a form of a verb that is compounded with a preposition attached directly to the root verb.
There are certain verbs that must be accompanied by a noun in the dative case. A compound verb is a form of a verb that is compounded with a preposition attached directly to the root verb.
A compound verb must be accompanied by a noun in the dative case.
A compound verb is a form of a verb (typically the verb “to be”), that is compounded with a preposition attached directly to the root verb.
Examples:
Scopulo infixit acuto. (infixed to a sharp rock)
Aris imponent honorem. (place offerings on her altars)
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