This formative review the creation and translation of genitive case nouns.
What does the word "case" refer to in Latin?
It is the characteristic of a noun that indicates...
Match each case to its corresponding noun use.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Dative | arrow_right_alt | subject |
Nominative | arrow_right_alt | possession |
Accusative | arrow_right_alt | indirect object; object of special verbs (like appropinquare) |
Ablative | arrow_right_alt | direct object; object of non-SID SPACE prepositions |
Genitive | arrow_right_alt | object of SID SPACE prepositions |
To form a noun's stem, you go to the genitive form of a noun and remove the genitive
In addtion to being used to create a noun's stem, what other helpful information does a noun's genitive ending tell us?
Match each genitive ending with the declension it indicates.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
-ae | arrow_right_alt | 2nd declension |
-is | arrow_right_alt | 4th declension |
-us | arrow_right_alt | 1st declension |
-ei | arrow_right_alt | 3rd declension |
-i | arrow_right_alt | 5th declension |
What declension do each of these nouns belong to based on their genitive endings?
ara, arae, f. - altar
princeps, principis, m. - chieftain
gladiator, gladiatoris, m. - gladiator
arena, arenae, f. - arena
puer, pueri, m. - boy
litus, litoris, n. - shore
poeta, poetae, m. - poet
auxilium, auxilii, n. - help
1st Declension
2nd Declension
3rd Declension
What is the stem of the following noun?
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femina, feminae, f. - woman
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What is the stem of the following noun?
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consilium, consilii, n. - plan, idea
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What is the stem of the following noun?
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flumen, fluminis, n. - river
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Given our process for forming noun stems and the endings in this video, what is the accusative plural form of consilium, consilii, n. - plan?
Given our process for forming noun stems and the endings in this video, what is the ablative singular form of flumen, fluminis, n. - river?