3rd Declension
True or False: all 3rd declension nouns have the same nominative singular form.
False
Dative and ablative plural ending.
IBUS
Gender of most 5th declension nouns
Feminine
Give a translation for the adjective brevior
shorter; rather short; more short
This case is used to show DURATION OF TIME
accusative
Dative singular
Dative singular ending
Dative and genitive singular
EI
Give a translation for longissimus
longest; very long; the most long
Case used to show time when or within which
ABLATIVE
These two cases use the endig "ES" in the plural.
Nominative and Accusative
Genitive plural ending
UUM
Genitive plural
ERUM
Give the two possible nominative comparative forms for the adjective laetus.
LAETIOR and LAETIUS
In the sentence Romae habitamus, Romae is in the _____ case.
LOCATIVE
The ablative plural for an I-stem neuter noun?
I
Give the four times US is used as an ending for a 4th declension masculine or feminine noun.
Nominative singular; genitive singular; nominative plural; accusative plural
Dative and Ablative Plural
EBUS
"er" adjectives add what to make their superlative forms?
RIMUS (RIMA, RIMUM)
The three components of an indirect statement.
A mental action verb, an accusative subject and an infinitive
Genitive plural for i-stems nouns.
IUM
Give the three times the ending U is used for a 4th declension neuter noun.
Nominative singular; accusative singular; ablative singular
List all the times ES is used as an ending for a 5th declension noun.
Nominative singular; nominative plural; accusative plural
Name THREE special L adjectives
facilis; difficilis
similis; dissimilis
gracilis; humilis
Give three LATIN VERBS that can introduce an indirect statement.
puto; credo; video; audio, video; dico; scio