Grammar
Name the 5 Latin cases
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
Give the 2nd declension case endings
us
i
o
um
o
i
orum
is
os
is
Christ
Christus -i m
equus -i m
horse
To form a singular subject use the case ending __ in the 2nd declension
-us
Decline agnus in the singular only
agnus
agni
agno
agnum
agno
god
agnus -i m
lamb
To form a plural subject use the case ending __ in the 2nd declension
-i
Decline dominus in the plural only
domini
dominorum
dominis
dominos
dominis
year
annus -i m
mundus -i m
world, mankind
How to find the stem of a 2nd declension Latin noun
Drop the genitive ending -i
Decline equus in the singular and plural
equus
equi
equo
equum
equo
equi
equorum
equis
equos
equis
slave, servant
servus -i m
amicus -i m
friend
Give the gender rule for the 2nd declension
2D us M- 2nd declension us nouns are usually masculine
Decline filius in the singular and plural
filius
filii
filio
filium
filio
filii
filiorum
filiis
filios
filiis
lord, master
annus -i m
filius -i m
son