Latin Hic Haec Hoc Flashcards

Questions and Answers

What is the meaning of the word Hic in Latin?

n, m, s (correct)

n, f, s

g, m, s

a, m, s

Whatgender does the word Haec represent?

g, m, s

n, n, s

n, m, p

n, f, s (correct)

What is the grammatical case of the word Hoc?

d, n, s

a, n, s

g, n, s

n, n, s (correct)

What is the meaning of Huius m in Latin?

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Huius f is in what grammatical case?

g, f, s Signup and view all the answers

Huic m is which case in Latin?

d, m, s Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of the word Hunc?

a, m, s Signup and view all the answers

What case is represented by the word Hae?

n, f, p Signup and view all the answers

What is the genitive plural form of He in Latin?

horum Signup and view all the answers

The word His can refer to which case?

d, m, p Signup and view all the answers

What is the singular accusative form of the neuter in Latin?

Hoc Signup and view all the answers

What is the accusative plural form for feminine in Latin?

H(a)s Signup and view all the answers

What is the plural nominative form for the masculine in Latin?

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What is the dative case for neuter in Latin?

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Study Notes

Hic, Haec, Hoc Pronouns

Hic is a masculine singular nominative pronoun meaning "this"
Haec is a feminine singular nominative pronoun meaning "this"
Hoc is a neuter singular nominative pronoun meaning "this"

Genitive Singular Forms

Huius m indicates "of this" in masculine form
Huius f indicates "of this" in feminine form
Huius n indicates "of this" in neuter form

Dative Singular Forms

Huic m is used for "to/for this" in masculine
Huic f is used for "to/for this" in feminine
Huic n is used for "to/for this" in neuter

Accusative Singular Forms

Hunc is the accusative form for "this" in masculine
Hanc is the accusative form for "this" in feminine
Hoc also serves as the accusative for "this" in neuter

Nominative Plural Forms

Hi represents "these" in masculine plural
Hae indicates "these" in feminine plural
Haec is used for "these" in neuter plural

Genitive Plural Forms

Horum refers to "of these" in masculine plural
Harum is "of these" in feminine plural
Horum also applies to "of these" in neuter plural

Dative Plural Forms

His is used for "to/for these" in masculine plural
His remains the same for feminine plural
His is also applicable for neuter plural

Accusative Plural Forms

H(o)s represents the accusative form for "these" in masculine plural
H(a)s serves as the accusative for "these" in feminine plural
Haec functions as the accusative for "these" in neuter plural

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Test your knowledge of Latin demonstrative pronouns with these flashcards focusing on 'Hic', 'Haec', and 'Hoc'. Each card includes the word, its grammatical definition, and gender details for a comprehensive study experience.