Declension Endings
Noun Genders
Latin Noun Cases
Adjectives
Randomness
100

1st declension endings

What are: a, ae, ae, am, a; ae, arum, is, as, is?

100

1st declension

What is mostly feminine?

100

Subject

What is nominative?

100

high/deep

What is altus, alta, altum?

100

Gender, Number, Case

What is how adjectives match their nouns?

200

2nd declension masculine endings

What are: us, i, o, um, o; i, orum, is, os, is?

200

2nd declension

What is masculine or neuter?

200

Possessive

What is genitive?

200

holy/saint

What is sanctus, sancta, sanctum?

200

Removing the ending of the genitive singular case

What is how you find the stem of a Latin noun?

300

3rd declension neuter endings

What are: various, is, i, various, e; a, um, ibus, a, ibus?

300

3rd declension

What is masculine, feminine, or neuter?

300
Indirect Object

What is dative?

300

bad

What is malus, mala, malum?

300

First we use natural gender rule and then SOX, ERROR, LANCET.

What is how to find the gender of 3rd declension nouns?

400

4th declension endings

What are: us, us, ui, um, u; us, uum, ibus, us, ibus?

400

4th declension

What is mostly masculine?

400

Direct object

What is accusative?

400

long

What is longus, longa, longum?

400

Masculine, feminine, neuter

What is how the genders nouns and adjectives have?

500

5th declension endings

What are: es, ei, ei, em, e; es, erum, ebus, es, ebus?

500

5th declension

What is mostly feminine?

500

Object of the preposition

What is ablative?

500

remaining/the rest of

What is reliquus, reliqua, reliquum?

500

Four

What is how many conjugations of Latin verbs and principal parts of Latin verbs there are?

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