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Language - Latin
Undergraduate 4
09/22/2009

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Term

Neuter Endings Nouns

(singular)

Definition

Nomative: -um

Genative: -i

Dative: -o

Accusiative: -um

Ablitive: -o

Vocative: -um

Term

Neuter Noun Endings

(plural)

Definition

Nomative: -a

Genative: -orum

Dative: -is

Accusative: -a

Ablitive: -is

Vocative: -a

Term

Adjective endings

(singular masculine)

Definition

Nomative: -us

Genative: -i

Dative: -o

Accusitive: -um

Ablative: -o

Vocative: -e

Term

Adjective endings

(singular Feminine)

Definition

Nomative: -a

Genative: -ae

Dative: -ae

Accusative: - am

Ablative: -a

Vocative: -a

Term

Adjective Endings

(singular neuter)

Definition

Nomative: -um

Genative: -i

Dative: - o

Accusative: -um

Ablative: -o

Vocative: -um

Term

Adjective endings

(masuline plural)

Definition

Nomative: -i

Genative: -orum

Dative: -is

Accusative: -os

Ablative: -is

Vocative: -i

Term

Adjective endings

(female plural)

Definition

Nomative: - ae

Genative: -arum

Dative: -is

Accusative: -as

Ablative: -is

Vocative: -ae

Term

Adjective endings

(neuter Plural)

Definition

Nomative: -a

Genative: -orum

Dative: -is

Accusative: -a

Ablative: -is

Vocative: -a

Term

Latin word

"to be"

Definition
Sum, esse, fui, futurum
Term
present indicative of Sum
Definition

Sum

Es

Est

Sumus

Estis

sunt

Term
Kiss
Definition
Basium, ii, n.
Term
War
Definition
Bellum, -i, n.
Term
Plan, purpose, counsel, advise, judgement, wisdom
Definition
Consilium, -ii, n.
Term
care, attention, caution, anxiety
Definition
cura,-ae,f.
Term
gift, present
Definition
donum,-i,n.
Term
destruction, ruin
Definition
exitium, -ii, n.
Term
schoolmaster, teacher, master
Definition
magisters, magistri, m.
Term
Schoolmistress, mistress
Definition
Magistra, -ae, f.
Term
delay
Definition
 mora, -ae, f.
Term
nothing
Definition
nihil, n.
Term
eye
Definition
oculus, -i, m.
Term
duty, service
Definition
officium, -ii, n.
Term
leisure, peace
Definition
otium, -ii, n.
Term
danger, risk
Definition
periculurm, -i, n.
Term
cure, remedy
Definition
remedium, -ii, n.
Term
pretty, handsome, charming
Definition
bellus, -a, -um
Term
good, kind
Definition
bonus, -a, -um
Term
pertaining to man, human, humane, kind, refined, cultivated
Definition
humanus, -a, -um
Term
bad, wicked, evil
Definition
malus, -a, -um
Term
small, little
Definition
parvus, -a, -um
Term
foolish
Definition
stultus, -a, -um
Term
a fool
Definition
stultus, -i, m.
Term
true, real, proper
Definition
verus, -a, -um
Term
to help, aid, assist; please
Definition

iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutum

 

-are = first declension

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