Breakdown of Architectus cum curatore venit.
Questions & Answers about Architectus cum curatore venit.
Because architectus is the subject of the sentence and is in the nominative singular.
For a regular second-declension masculine noun, the nominative singular often ends in -us. So here architectus means the architect as the person doing the action.
Because cum takes the ablative case, and the ablative singular of curator is curatore.
So:
- dictionary form: curator
- ablative singular: curatore
That is why Latin says cum curatore, not cum curator.
Here cum is a preposition meaning with.
When cum is used as a preposition, it normally takes the ablative. That is why the next word is curatore.
So the structure is:
- cum = with
- curatore = ablative singular after cum