Latin Vocabulary
porta, portae
Gate
Fame
glōria, glōriae
Genitive, Singular, 1st Decl.
-ae
Nautae non vident.
The sailors do not see.
Name the Genders in Latin
Masculine, Feminine, Neuter
amīcus, amīcī
friend
Command
imperium, imperiī
Accusative, Singular, 2nd Decl.
-um
Amīcō gladium dedit.
He gave the sword to a friend.
How do you find the stem of Latin nouns?
Drop the Genitive Singular ending.
caelum, caelī
Sky, heaven
You (all) are
estis
Genitive, Plural, 3rd Declension, Neuter
-um
The Christians praise the Son of Mary.
Chrīstiānī Fīlium Mariae laudant.
How do you determine 3rd Decl. i-stems/like pars?
Noun stem ends in 2 consonants or both Nom. & Gen. singular have same number of consonants
salūs, salūtis
Safety, welfare, salvation
However
autem
Ablative, Plural, 4th Declension
-ibus
Ducēs Rōmānōrum hostēs in colle vīcērunt.
The leaders of the Romans conquered the enemy on the hill.
In 3rd Declension nouns, the various endings of a nominative singular Neuter nouns are?
l-a-n-c-e-t
adventus, adventūs
Arrival, coming
Journey
iter, itineris
Dative, Singular, 4th Declension
-uī
Caesar’s army was in the forests of the enemy, and there were dangers.
Exercitus caesaris in silvīs hostium erat, et perīcula errant.
The Genitive Singular ending of the 5 Declensions are: