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Latin

Please help me with this Latin translation - sacerdōtēs, prō templō stantēs, silentium poposcērunt

'sacerdotes' is your noun in the nominative plural from 'sacerdos, -dotis'.
'poposcerunt' is the verb in the 3rd person plural perfect tense, from 'posco'.
'stantes' is a participle in the present tense from the verb 'sto' with a nominative plural ending, so we know it is agreeing with the 'sacerdotes'.
'pro' is a preposition and it takes the ablative case, here 'templo'.
That leaves us with 'silentium' which could either be nominative or accusative, since it is a neuter noun, but as we already have a noun in the nominative, it must be accusative.

Does that help? :smile: