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3rd Dec. Nouns
3rd Dec. Adjectives
3rd Dec. i-stems
Partitive Expressions /
Objective Genitive
Dative with Adj.s / Abl. of Specification
100
We recognize the 3rd Declension by this characteristic case ending.
What is "-is in the genitive singular."
100
What is the ablative singular ending for third declension adjectives?
What is "-i" (macron).
100
The ablative singular ending of M/F Third Declension i-stem nouns.
What is -e.
100
Write in Latin: "More Love"
Plus Amoris
100
What adjective is frequently used with a noun in the Dative case and means "suitable"?
What is idoneus.
200
Give five third declension nouns that refer to family relationships.
pater, mater, frater, soror, nepos, or propinquus
200
Turn "celer, celeris, celere" into an adverb and give the meaning.
What is celeriter, "swiftly"
200
Write in Latin: ablative singular of "sea"
What is mari.
200
Write in Latin: Love for cookies.
Amor crustulorum.
200
Translate: You are worthy of a name.
What is "Dignus/a es nomine"
300
Is the third declension the best declension?
Remains to be seen!
300
Which of these adjectives are two termination? WRITE IN LATIN. all; every huge, vast equal like, alike
What is omnis, omne similis, simile
300
Neuter nouns with these three endings are i-stem.
What is -e, -al, and -ar.
300
Translate "I sail to the end of the island" and identify whether it is an example of a Partitive Genitive, Partitive Ablative, or Partitive Adjective.
Navigo ad extremam insulam. (Partitive adjective).
300
Give the Latin for "She is dear to her mother"
What is "Cara est matri."
400
Which of these neuter nouns are third declension? WRITE FULL VOCAB ENTRY IN LATIN. Nod / Divine Will Ornament / Honor Command / Empire Breast / Heart
Numen, numinis, n. Decus, decoris, n. Pectus, pectoris, n.
400
Write in Latin: a huge cookie swift death fierce love
What is ingens crustulum celeris mortis acer amor
400
Decline "keen slaughter"
acris caedes acres caedes acris caedis acrium caedium acri caedi acribus caedibus acrem caedem acris caedis acri caede acribus caedis
400
Translate: He has (*habet*) love for the girl, but no cookies.
Habet amorem puellae, sed nihil crustolorum.
400
Translate: He is worthy of a rainstorm in name only.
Dignus est imbre nomine modo.
500
Translate: The flame of love was burning* in the sister's heart for her father's kinsman. *ardebat
Flamma amoris ardebat in pectore sororis propinquo patris.
500
Decline "an equal word"
par verbum paria verba paris verbi parium verborum pari verbo paribus verbis par verbum paria verba pari verbo paribus verbis
500
Give the three rules for determining whether a third declension M/F noun is i-stem AND give an example for each rule. (answer orally)
1. Ends in -is or -es in the nominative singular AND has the same number of syllables in the genitive. 2. Ends in -ns or -rs in the nominative singular. 3. One syllable in the nominative singular, base ends in two or more consonants.
500
Translate, and identify the partitive expressions: Few of the parents and a multitude of boys are walking to the top of the mountain. (Mons, montis, m).
Pauci ex parentibus (Part. Abl.) et multitudo puerorum (Part. Gen.) ambulant ad summum montem (Part. Abl.).
500
Translate: He is well-known to his kinsman, but hostile to his neighbor.
What is "Notus est propinquo, sed inimicus est vicino."