Adjectrivia
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100
Adjectives can be in the _ and _ declension or the _.
1st and 2nd, or 3rd
100
City
Urbs, urbis
100
Magnus, a, um
Great, large
100
Decline "porta" in the plural
Portae
Portarum
Portis
Portas
Portis
100
Nauta est malus.
The sailor was bad.
200
Adjectives must agree with their nouns in:
Gender, number and case
200
Now
Nunc
200
Sanctus, a, um
Holy, saint
200
Decline "mons" in the plural
Montes
Montum
Montibus
Montes
Montibus
200
Nunc homines erant fortes.
Now the men were brave.
300
Adjectives that end with __, __ in the nominative singular are members of the 3rd declension.
is, e
300
Scarcity, want
Inopia, ae
300
Itaque
Therefore, and so
300
Decline "Signum" in the singular
Signum
Signi
Signo
Signum
Signo
300
Quid est in flumine?
What is in the river?
400
Adjectives of quantity generally___ their nouns
Precede
400
Column (of soldiers), army (on the march)
Agmen, agminis
400
Omnis, e
All, every
400
Decline "gravis" in the singular masculine.
Gravis
Gravis
Gravi
Gravem
Gravi
400
Sunt inopia frumenti.
There was a scarcity of grain.
500
Adjectives of quality generally ____ their noun
Follow
500
Easy
Facilis, e
500
Angustus, a, um
Narrow
500
Decline "Jesus" in the singular.
Jesus
Jesu
Jesu
Jesum
Jesu
500
Prima luce, milites vident urbem magnum.
At dawn, the soldiers saw the great city.