Latin Vocabulary
English Vocabulary
Declensions
Translations
Grammar Rules
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Porta, P\portae

gate

100

Fame

Glōria, glōriae

100

Gen, S ending–1st Decl

ae

100

Nautae nonvident.

The sailors do not see.

100

Name the Genders in Latin

Masculine, Feminine, Neuter

200

Amīcus, amīcī

friend

200

Command

imperium, imperiī

200

Acc, S ending–1st Decl

am

200

Nautae servōs non vident.

The sailors do not see the servants.

200

Name the 5 main cases in Latin

Nom, Gen, Dat, Acc, Abl

300

Caelum, caelī

sky, heaven

300

You (all) are

estis

300

Acc, P ending–2nd Decl, N

a

300

Chrīstus Deō glōriam dedit.

Christ gave God the glory.

300

The number of declensions in Latin

Five

400

Sumus

we are

400

They killed

occīdērunt

400

Acc, S ending–4th Decl

um

400

Ducēs Rōmānōrum hostēs in colle vīcērunt.

The leaders of the Romans conquered the enemy on the hill.

400

All Masc. & Fem. Nouns of 3rd Declare declined like lex except

A.Nouns whose stem ends in two consonants or nouns that have the same number of syllables in the genitive singular as in the nominative singular (Nouns with -ium in the genitive plural like pars)

500

Sum

I am

500

They conquered

vīcērunt

500

Gen, P ending- 4th Decl.

uum

500

Chrīstiānī autem amīcī Christi erant.

The Christians however were the friends of Christ.

500

The Gen, S ending of the Five Declensions

ae, ī, is, ūs, eī

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