Each English phrase in parentheses in a Latin sentence can be translated into a Latin phrase consisting of a noun with a genitive. Give the correct Latin phrase (noun, in whatever case it needs to be, + genitive).
Example:
(The girl's father) est fessus. Answer: pater puellae
(puellae pater is also correct but here stay with noun + genitive order): pater
is nominative because it's the subject, and puellae is genitive because she is the possessor.
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