Grammar Questions
Nouns x3 and Numbers
Latin Sayings
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Decline
100

Nouns that name male or female persons have ____ gender.

Nouns that name non-living things have ____ gender.

male/female = natural gender

non-living = grammatical gender

100

heaven/sky
friend
god

caelum -i n.
amicus -i m.
deus -i. m.

100

before the war

ante bellum

100

Counting numbers are called _____ numbers
Numbers which indicate the order of things are called _____ numbers.

Counting = cardinal
order of things = ordinal

100

Feminine Singular Adjective endings

a
ae
ae
am
ā

200

The declension a noun belongs to is determined by the ___ _____ ending.

genitive singular 

200

horse
slave/servant
world/mankind

equus -i m.
servus -i m.
mundus -i m.

200

Eternal Rome

Roma Aeterna

200

The subject and verb must agree in _____ and ____.

in person and number

200

Feminine Plural Adjective endings

ae
arum
is
as
is

300

In Latin, an adjective must agree with it's noun in ____, ____, and _____ but NOT ______.

must in gender, number, and case
NOT in declension

300

town
kingdom
queen

oppidum -i n.
regnum -i n.
regina -ae f.

300

In the Year of Our Lord 

Anno Domini (AD)

300

All neuter nouns obey the "neuter rule":

The nominative and accusative case forms are _____
The nominative and accusative plural case ending is __

..are identical
plural case ending is -a.

300

Masculine Singular Adjective endings

us
i
o
um
o

400

A ____ ____ follows a linking verb and renames the subject.

predicate nominative

400

Cardinal numbers 1-10

unus, duo, tres, quattuor, quinque,
sex, septem, octo, novem, decem

400

The mother of Italy, Rome

Mater Italiae, Roma

400

A ____ ____ follows a linking verb and describes the subject.

predicate adjective

400

Masculine Plural Adjective endings

i
orum
is
os
is

500

Give the case for each of these functions:
Subject case?
Possessive (of) case?
Indirect object (to/for) case?
Direct object case?
in/by/with/from case? 

Subject = nominative
Possessive (of) = genitive
Indirect (to/for) = dative
Direct = accusative
IBWF = ablative

500

Ordinal numbers 1st-10th

primus, secundus, tertius, quartus, quintus,
sextus, septimus, octavus, nonus, decimus

(all have the -a -um endings) 

500

The four seasons of the year

quattuor anni tempora

500

What are the four attributes of nouns

declension, gender, number, case

500

Neuter Singular AND Plural Adjective endings

um      a
i          orum
o         is
um      a
o         is

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