Term
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Definition
-a -ae -ae -arum -ae -is -am -as -a -is |
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| All 1st declension nouns are female except for what three masculine nouns? |
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Definition
1. agricola
2. nauta
3. poeta |
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Term
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Definition
-us -i
-i -orum
-o -is
-um -os
-o -is |
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Term
| In 2nd declension nouns such as 'filius' which end in 'ius', what happens to the word in the plural nominative? |
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Definition
| 'Filius' becomes 'filii' instead of just 'fili'. |
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Term
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Definition
-um -a
-i -orum
-o -is
-um -a
-o -is |
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Term
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Definition
--- -es
-is -um
-i -ibus
-em -es
-e -ibus |
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Term
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Definition
--- -a
-is -um
-i -ibus
--- -a
-e -ibus |
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Term
| 3rd declension - Masculine/feminine i-stem |
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Definition
--- -es
-is -ium
-i -ibus
-em -es
-e -ibus |
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Term
| 3rd declension - Neuter i-stem |
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Definition
--- -ia
-is -ium
-i -ibus
--- -ia
-i -ibus |
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Term
| What are the only two nouns that are considered 3rd declension neuter i-stem? |
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Definition
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Term
| 3 ways to tell if a 3rd declension noun is an i-stem or not... |
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Definition
1. nominative ending is -es or -is with the same number of syllables in the genitive
2. nominative ending in -rs or -ns
3. monosyllables whose base ends in two consonants |
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