Declensions
The number of declensions found in Latin.
What are Five?
What are the gender rules for the first declensions?
All nouns naming individual male persons are masculine.
All others are feminine.
What is the translation of Inopia, ae?
Scarcity or want
Translate: Christus, Filius Dei, est Rex Regum.
Christ, the Son of God, is the King of Kings.
Give the first conjugation endings for Active voice, Indicative mood.
Laud-o, Laud-amus
Laud-as, Laud-atis
Laud-at, Laud-ant
Genitive singular nouns ending in -ae.
What is the First Declension?
What are the five noun cases?
Nominative
Genitive
Dative
Accusative
Ablative
What is the translation of Filius,ī?
Son
Translate: Christus est Filius Mariae.
Christ is the son of Mary.
What are the endings for Imperfect Tense verbs?
bam, bamus
bas, batis
bat, bant
Nouns that end in um,ī belong to which declension and which gender?
What is 2nd declension neuter?
What case is the Direct Object?
Accusative
What is the translation of Caelum,ī ?
Heaven or sky
Translate: Romani Caesarem laudant.
The Romans praise Caesar.
What are the Future tense endings for Latin Verbs in the 1st Conjugation?
bo, bimus
bis, bitis
bit, bunt
What are the endings for the First Declension?
a, ae
ae, arum
ae,is
am, as
a, is
What gender is the fourth declension? What is the exception?
All masculine except for manus, ūs (hand), domus,ūs (house), cornū, ūs (horn), genū, ūs (knee).
What is the translation of Spiritus, us?
Breath or spirit
Translate: Ubi es?
Where are you?
What is any 2nd conjugation verb?
Moneō, timeō, terreō, habeō, teneō, moveō, maneō, compleō
What are the endings for the fourth declension?
us, us
us, uum
ui,ibus
um,us
u, ibus
What are the three persons for verbs?
first person
second person
third person
What does Petō, petere, petīvī, petītus mean?
Seek, beg, request
Translate: The Romans were constructing long roads.
Romani longas vias muniebant.
What are the names of the 4 principle parts of a Latin Verb?
Present Indicative Active
Present Infinitive Active
Perfect Indicative Active
Perfect Participle Passive