What declension is Feminas?
What declension is Feminas?
SINGULAR | PLURAL | |
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NOM. | femina | feminae |
GEN. | feminae | feminarum |
DAT. | feminae | feminis |
ACC. | feminam | feminas |
What declension is Audax?
Declension. Third-declension one-termination adjective.
What declension is Iuvenis?
SINGULAR | PLURAL | |
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NOM. | iuvenis | iuvenes |
GEN. | iuvenis | iuvenum |
DAT. | iuveni | iuvenibus |
ACC. | iuvenem | iuvenes |
What declension is puer in Latin?
The next word is yet another second-declension masculine noun, puer, pueri, m., meaning “boy,” or in the plural, “children.” Latin has a tendency that if there is even one male in a group, the entire group is expressed in the masculine gender….What declension is Puer in?
2nd Declension Masculine | Singular | Plural |
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genitive | puer-i | puer-orum |
Is Iuvenis third declension?
Change the order of the cases….third declension (cons.)
Singular | Plural | |
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Acc. | iuvenem | iuvenēs |
Voc. | iuvenis | iuvenēs |
Abl. | iuvene | iuvenibus |
What is the difference between Latin and English?
The main difference between the two languages lies in the fact that Latin is a heavily inflected language. While English conveys its sense principally by the word order of its sentences (e.g. subject, verb, object), Latin conveys its sense through different suffices added to the stem of its verbs, nouns and adjectives.