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First Form Latin, lesson 27
The small sister carried the bread.
many hearts (nominative):
First Form Latin, lesson 27
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many hearts (nominative):
multum cordum
multae corda
multi cor
multa corda
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The small sister carried the bread.
Parvus soror panis portavit.
Parvae sororae panem portat.
Parva soror panem portavit.
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Verbs have ______ endings.
case
tense
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holy cross (nominative):
crux sancta
crux sancti
crux sanctus
crux sanctum
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How to know what declension a noun is from:
The gender
Genitive singular ending
Nominative singular ending
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large army (nominative):
magni exercitus
magni milites
magnus miles
magnus exercitus
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How do you find the stem of a Latin noun?
Drop the -re from the infinitive
Drop the ending
Drop the genitive singular ending
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In Latin, an adjective must agree with its noun in:
declension, gender, number
gender, number, case
gender, number, tense
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Duces latum lacum explorabant.
The lords will explore the deep lake.
The leaders were exploring the wide lake.
The kings explored the wide lake.
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wide harbor (nominative):
lata portus
lati portus
latus portus
altus portus
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Gender(s) of third declension:
masculine, feminine, neuter
masculine, neuter
masculine, feminine
feminine
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Subject case:
accusative
nominative
dative
genitive
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Magnus senatus rem judicavit.
The large business judged the senate.
The large senate judged the business.
The large senate will judge the thing.
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Genitive singular of fourth declension:
-ūs
-i
-is
-ei
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Predicate nominative/predicate adjective case:
nominative
genitive
accusative
dative
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Genitive singular of fifth declension:
-ūs
-es
-is
-ei
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Main gender of fifth declension:
feminine
masculine
neuter
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large army (accusative):
magnus exercitus
magna exercita
magni exerciti
magnum exercitum
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Main gender of fourth declension:
neuter
masculine
feminine
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The usual word order for a Latin sentence:
subject-verb-direct object
subject-direct object-verb
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eternal hope (nominative):
spes aeternum
spes aeternus
spes aeternae
spes aeterna
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holy cross (accusative)
crucem sanctum
crucem sanctam
cruces santae
crux sancta
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Genitive singular of third declension:
-ūs
-ae
-i
-is
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Direct object case:
nominative
accusative
dative
genitive
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Nouns have ____ endings.
tense
case
