Declensions/Gender
ala, ae
1st declension, feminine
navigo, navigare
1st -are
ago, agere
age-
rex, regis-- noun base?
reg-
In the 3rd conjugation, the "e" in the verb stem changes to an "__" in the present tense.
i
fluvius, i
2nd declension masculine
specto, spectare
1st -are
vivo, vivere
vive-
cornix, cornicis noun base?
cornic-
In the 3rd conjugation, the future tense endings are?
-am -emus
-es -etis
-et -ent
velum, i
2nd declension neuter
gaudeo, gaudere (long e)
2nd- long -ere
muto, mutare
muta-
corpus, corporis noun base?
corpor-
In the 3rd conjugation, the imperfect tense endings are what?
-ebam -ebamus
-ebas -ebatis
-ebat -ebant
nauta, ae
1st declension, masculine (PAIN word)
duco, ducere (short ere)
3rd short -ere
duco, ducere
duce-
In the 3rd declension neuter chant, the nominative and accusative endings are both what?
-x (various)
short e
magister, i
2nd declension masculine
scribo, scribere (short -ere)
3rd short -ere
sum
no stem- irregular
In the 3rd declension neuter, the nominative and accusative plural endings are both what?
-a
Conjugate duco, ducere in the future tense.
ducam ducemus
duces ducetis
ducet ducent