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Which of the following is the correct Nominative singular form for the 1st Declension?
Which of the following is the correct Nominative singular form for the 1st Declension?
- servus
- canis
- bellum
- fili-a (correct)
The 2nd Declension has only masculine nouns.
The 2nd Declension has only masculine nouns.
False (B)
What is the Genitive plural form for the 1st Declension?
What is the Genitive plural form for the 1st Declension?
fili-arum
The Nominative plural form of the 2nd Neuter is __________.
The Nominative plural form of the 2nd Neuter is __________.
Match the noun with its declension:
Match the noun with its declension:
Flashcards
Case
Case
A grammatical category that indicates the function of a noun or pronoun in a sentence.
1st Declension
1st Declension
The first declension in Latin, typically used for feminine nouns. Example nouns: fili-a (daughter), rosa (rose)
2nd Declension
2nd Declension
The second declension in Latin, used for both masculine and neuter nouns. Example nouns: serv-us (slave), bell-um (war)
3rd Declension
3rd Declension
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Singular vs. Plural
Singular vs. Plural
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Study Notes
Noun Endings - Latin Grammar
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First Declension (Feminine):
- Singular Nominative: fili-a
- Singular Accusative: fili-am
- Singular Genitive: fili-ae
- Singular Dative: fili-ae
- Singular Ablative: fili-a
- Plural Nominative: fili-ae
- Plural Accusative: fili-as
- Plural Genitive: fili-arum
- Plural Dative: fili-is
- Plural Ablative: fili-is
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Second Declension (Masculine):
- Singular Nominative: serv-us
- Singular Accusative: serv-um
- Singular Genitive: serv-i
- Singular Dative: serv-o
- Singular Ablative: serv-o
- Plural Nominative: serv-i
- Plural Accusative: serv-os
- Plural Genitive: serv-orum
- Plural Dative: serv-is
- Plural Ablative: serv-is
-
Second Declension (Neuter):
- Singular Nominative: bell-um
- Singular Accusative: bell-um
- Singular Genitive: bell-i
- Singular Dative: bell-o
- Singular Ablative: bell-o
- Plural Nominative: bell-a
- Plural Accusative: bell-a
- Plural Genitive: bell-orum
- Plural Dative: bell-is
- Plural Ablative: bell-is
-
Third Declension (Masculine/Feminine):
- Singular Nominative: canis
- Singular Accusative: can-em
- Singular Genitive: can-is
- Singular Dative: can-i
- Singular Ablative: can-e
- Plural Nominative: can-es
- Plural Accusative: can-es
- Plural Genitive: can-um
- Plural Dative: can-ibus
- Plural Ablative: can-ibus
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Test your understanding of Latin noun endings with this quiz focusing on the first and second declensions. You'll cover singular and plural forms across various cases for both feminine, masculine, and neuter nouns. Perfect for students looking to strengthen their grasp of Latin grammar.
