Adjectives (5x)
careful
empty
hot
wicked
safe
diligens diligentis
vacuus -a -um
calidus -a um
nefarius -a -um
tutus -a -um
Third
Ninth
Tenth
tertius -a -um
nonus -a -um
decimus -a -um
Decline "celer" in M/F singular
celer/celeris
celeris
celeri
celerem
celeri
Rational man
Homo sapiens
A noun that directly follows another noun and renames it is call...
an appositive
useful
white
bold
ugly
lively
utilis -e
albus -a -um
audax audacis
foedus -a -um
alacer -cris -cre
Seven (VII)
Eight (VIII)
Nine (IX)
septem
octo
novem
Decline "audax" in the M/F singular & plural
Singular: audax, audacis, audaci, audacem, audaci
Plural: audaces, audacium, audacibus, audaces, audacibus
alter ego
Give three cardinal numbers that are declined in Latin.
Two nouns that do not decline.
unus -a -um, duo -ae -o, tres, tria
Undeclinable: satis, nihil
huge
weary
powerful
swift
fortunate
ingens ingentis
defessus -a -um
potens potentis
celer celeris celere
felix felicis
Eleven (XI)
Twelve (XII)
Thirteen (XIII)
undecim
duodecim
tredecim
Decline "alius" in M, F, N Singular
F: alia, alius, alii, aliam, aliā
N: aliud, alius, alii, aliud, alio
Love conquers all things
Amor vincit omnia
Latin uses the masculine or neuter plural adjective as a noun to designate...
And give two examples
a class of people or things.
Ex: multa, fortes, multi, nostri
which
the other
other
any at all
not any
uter utra utrum
alter altera alterum
alius alia aliud
ullus -a -um
nullus -a -um
One (I)
Two (II)
Three (III)
unus -a -um
duo -ae -o
tres tria
Decline "genu" in singular & plural
Singular: genu, genūs, genu, genu, genu
Plural: genua, genuum, genibus, genua, genibus
O the times, O the customs
O tempora, O mores
The Naughty Nine are irregular in what cases?
genitive and dative
suitable
sharp
neighboring
aged
carus -a -um
idoneus -a -um
acer -cris -cre
finitimus -a -um
senex senis
Eighteen (XVIII)
Twenty (XX)
A Hundred (C)
duodeviginti
viginti
centum
Decline "duo" in M/N & F
M/N: duo, duorum, duobus, duo/duos, duobus
F: duae, duarum, duabus, duas, duabus
Give the vocative for:
my son
Claudius
servus
fili mi
Claudi
serve
Give the Vocative Rule & an example
The vocative is the same as the nominative except in the masc. sing. nominative where -us changes to -e and -ius changes to -i.
Ex: Et tu Brute? Christe eleison, fili mi, Benedic Domine nos.