Verbs
Nouns/Adjectives
Pronouns
Pronouns II
Pronouns III
100
audiemus
1st person singular future active indicative
100
urbium
genitive plural feminine
100
mihi
1st person singular dative personal/reflexive pronoun
100
eis
MFN dative/ablative plural
100
ipsi
MFN Dative singular M Nominative Plural
200
fuerint
3rd person plural future perfect active indicative
200
nubes
feminine singular nominative/feminine plural nominative/feminine plural accusative
200
is
masculine nominative singular
200
nostri
1st person genitive plural of the reflexive/personal pronoun
200
What is the difference between personal and reflexive pronouns?
reflexive refers back to the subject of the sentence and has no nominative. Personal pronouns are just pronouns and refer to someone other than the subject
300
egit
3rd person singular perfect active indicative
300
potentia
neuter plural nominative/accusative
300
eas
feminine accusative plural
300
vos
2nd person plural nominative/accusative of the personal pronoun 2nd person plural accusative of the reflexive pronoun
300
eum
masculine accusative singular
400
capiebant
3rd person plural imperfect active indicative
400
mari
neuter singular dative/ablative
400
nobis
1st person plural dative/ablative personal/reflextive pronoun
400
eadem
feminine nominative singular/neuter nominative/accusative plural
400
ipse
masculine nominative singular
500
duxeratis
2nd person plural pluperfect active indicative
500
acris
feminine singular nominative/MFN singular genitive
500
eorundem
masculine/neuter genitive plural
500
se
MFN accusative/ablative singular and plural of the 3rd person reflexive pronoun
500
te
accusative and ablative singular 2nd person personal/reflexive pronoun
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