....qui neque progredi neque regredi poterant, et ob pharaonis exercitum et ob mare rubrum, quod ___________ iis erat sine navibus.
Based on word-list provided for this exercise, I think "traicere" is the word that should be put on blank field above, but which form of "traicere" should be applied here? "traiecto"? or what?
traicere
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Re: traicere
"quod traiciendum iis erat", ut suspicor. Gerundivum "traiciendum" in spatium relictum [ad vocabulum inscribendum] insertendum est, credo. Sic in sermones anglicos verto: "which was having to be crossed for them", id est, "that they had to cross"
I'm writing in Latin hoping for correction, and not because I'm confident in how I express myself. Latinè scribo ut ab omnibus corrigar, non quod confidenter me exprimam.