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Second Form Lesson 11

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3 nom s endings for 2nd decl mascus, er, ir
2nd dec -er nouns ----or----- the edrop, retain
example of a noun that is plural onlyliberi, liberorum children
4 liber words:liberi, liberorum, children; liber libri, book; liber, libera, liberum, free; libero, liberare, to free, set free
These kinds of vbs have indirect objectsgiving, telling; do, demonstro, nuntio, narro
two ways to show i.o in Englishpreposition to; word order
case for indirect objectdative
sentence pattern #5subj + vb + io + do
sentence pattern #5 in LatinMaria Marco rosam dedit
4 complementspred nom, pred adj, do, io
Englsih shows possession--of and apostrophe
in Latin possessive noun is in ----casegenitive
3rd decl nouns with gen pl -iumi-stems
two signs of i-stemssame # of syllables in nom and gen; stem ends in 2 consonants
examples of i-stemscollis collis; pons, pontis
two types of adjectives1st/2md; 3rd
3rd decl adj are related to--i-stems
definition of pronountakes place of noun
how many pronouns? names?8; personal, possessive, reflexive, intensive, interrogative, relative, demonstrative, indefinite
definition of antecedentnoun the pronoun takes the place of; noun the pronoun refers back to
we? us?nos; nos
cum with 1st/2nd person pronounsmecum, tecum, nobiscum, vobiscum
pronoun agreement ruleagrees with antecedent in gender and number; case determined by own clause
prepositionshows relationship between object and another word in sentence
prepositional phrase is a preposition plusobject and modifiers
English word that adds an extra letter before words starting with a vowela
2 Latin prepositions that add an extra letter if they come before a word starting with a vowela/ab; e/ex
cases for objects of prepositionsaccusative, ablative
brevis breveshort, brief
facilis facileeasy
difficilis difficiledifficult
fortis fortestrong, brave
gravis graveheavy, serious, severe
omnis omneeach, every all
turpis turpeshameful, disgraceful
dulcis dulcesweet pleasant
fidelis fidelefaithful
nobilis nobilenoble
aquae aquae fwater
culpa culpae ffault blame
ira irae fanger
luna lunae fmoon
silva silvae fforest, woods
stella stellae fstar
umbra umbrae fshadow,shade
unda undae fwave
ursa ursae fbear
vita vitae flife
filia filiae fdaughter
Gallia Galliae fGaul
gratia gratiae fgrace favor thanks
Hispania Hispaniae fSpain
Lucia Luciae fLucy
patria patriae fcountry, fatherland
pecunia pecuniae fmoney
provincia provinciae fprovince
via viae froad,way
victoria victoriae fvictory
aquila aquilae feagle
aurora aurorae fdawn
corona coronae fcrown, wreath
culina culinae fkitchen
fabula fabulae fstory, fable, tale
femina feminae fwoman
fenestra fenestrae fwindow
fortuna fortunae ffortune, luck
insula insulae fisland
janua januae fdoor
ara arae faltar
epistula epistulae fletter
porta portae fgate
sella sellae fseat
villa villae ffarmhouse, villa
Hannibal ad portasHannibal at the gates
cena cenae fdinner
herba herbae fgrass, green plant
tabella tabellae fwriting tablet
turba turbae fcrowd, turmoil
vacca vaccae fcow


Latin Teacher
Heritage Study Center
Hudson, OH

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