Vocabulary 1
bridge
pons pontis m.
mountain
mons montis m.
3rd declension nouns that have an i in the genitive plural are called ______________________.
i-stems
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the bad citizen (nominative)
N: 3rd, m., sing.
A: 1/2, m., sing.
civis malus
Cives partem montium occupaverunt
The citizens seized part of the mountains
citizen
civis civis m./f.
part, region
pars partis f.
Give the genitive singular and plural of crux.
crucis crucum
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solem asperum (accusative)
N: 3rd, m., sing.
A: 1/2, m., sing.
The harsh sun
Primi pontis pars dextra ardebat
The right part of the first bridge was burning
city
urbs urbis f.
sea
mare maris n.
Give the genitive singular and plural of hostis.
hostis hostium
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lazy armies (nominative)
N: 4th, m., pl.
A: 1/2, m., pl.
exercitus pigri
Multae gentes Italiae montes habitaverunt
Many tribes lived in the mountains of Italy
enemy
hostis hostis m./f.
ship
navis navis f.
What are the two ways to show possession in English?
of, 's
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wretched cities (nominative)
N: 3rd, f., pl.
A: 1/2, f., pl.
urbes miserae
The man held the bad son's hand
Vir filii mali manum tenuit
hill
collis collis m.
tribe
gens gentis f.
In Latin, the possessive noun is in the __________________ case.
dative
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naves bonas (accusative)
N: 3rd, f., pl.
A: 1/2, f., pl.
good ships
The boys point out the new bridge to the children
Pueri liberis pontem novum demonstrant