Latin Nouns
Latin Nouns have different endings, which are called?
Declensions
What gender is Nauta, Nautae?
Masculine
What is the translation, gender, number and case for servōrum
of the slaves,
masculine
plural
generative
laudat
he, she, it praises
dedit
he, she, it gave
What are 3 attributes of Latin Nouns?
Gender
Number
Case
What is the dative, plural translation for earth/land
Terrīs
What is the dative translation for amīcō
to or for the friend
orant
They pray
gladīōrum
of the swords
What are Latin noun cases?
Genative
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
What is the latin genitive, singular translation for Mary?
Marīae
What is the translation for Chrīstiānō
ablative: by, with, from the christian
he, she, it sees
videt
The land of the Romans.
Terra Rōmānōrum
When a noun follows a linking verb it is most likely what case?
Nominative
S-Vl-PNAfter a linking verb the Predicate noun is put in the same case as the subject.
What is the English translation for Silvā
by with from the forest.
translate: to or for the war
bellō
laudant
They praise
nōn
not
In this declension the Nominative and the Accusative have the same ending when the noun is Neuter.
What is the translation, gender, number, and case for prōvinciārum.
of the provinces
provinces'
feminine
plural
genative
When the nominative is like the accusative in a 2nd declension noun, what is the gender of the noun?
neuter
Where is the verb typically found in a Latin sentence?
At the end.
danger
perīculum, perīculī