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Genitive Singular Ending
2nd Declension
i
Usual Gender of 2nd Declension Nouns with Nominative Singular
Ending in -us
Masculine
Gender of 2nd Declension Nouns with Nominative Singular
Ending in -um
Neuter
servus, servi
slave/servant
filius, filii
son
Deus, Dei
God
amicus, amici
friend
Christus, Christi
Christ
Christianus, Christiani
Christian
et
(Conjunction)
and
Dative Case
Indirect Object
bellum, belli
war
caelum, caeli
sky/heaven
regnum, regni
kingdom
royal power
praemium, praemii
reward
periculum, periculi
danger
imperium, imperii
command
power
empire
dedit
he, she, it gave
dederunt
they gave
gladius, gladii
sword
sed
(conjunction)
but
oppidum, oppidi
town
Gallia, Galliae
Gaul
Gallus, Galli
a Gaul
Romanus, Romani
a Roman
Roma, Romae
Rome
propter
prep. w. acc.
on account of
cum
prep. w. abl.
with
post
prep. w. acc.
after
behind
in
prep. w. abl.
in
on
After a _______ _______
the predicate noun
is put in the same case
as the subject.
linking verb
sum
I am
es
you (S) are
est
he, she, it is
sumus
we are
estis
you (P) are
sunt
they are
quod
(conjunction)
because
Quod joins a
_________ ________
to a main clause.
subordinate clause
itaque
(conjunction)
therefore
and so
incolunt
they inhabit
videtis
you (P) see
vicerunt
they conquered
Decline servus.
servus, servi,
servo, serum, servo,
servi, servorum, servis,servos,servis
Decline bellum.
bellum, belli,
bello, bellum, bello,
bella, bellorum,
bellis, bella, bellis
of a slave
servi
with a servant
cum servo
God (Acc)
Deum
with friends
cum amicis
of Christ
Christi
on account of the Gauls in Gaul
propter Gallos in Gallia
war (S Acc)
bellum
from heaven
caelo
of the kingdom
regni
with a reward in heaven
cum praemio in caelo
after the danger
post periculum
of the empire
imperii
on account of the wars
propter bella
on account of the the danger
propter periculum
behind the town
post oppidum
on account of the Christians
propter Christianum
with the Romans
cum Romanis
in Rome
in Roma
with the son of God
cum Filio Dei
Excellent!
Optime!
That's pretty good!
Optimum est.
Not good!
Pessime!
That's the worst.
Pessimum est.