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16 Cards in this Set
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Ductus (m) singular |
N: Us G: Us Ac: um Ab: u |
Remember that 4th case has a m always |
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Genu (m) singular |
N: u G: us Ac: um Ab: u |
6th case is always a vowel |
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Ductus (m) plural |
N: us G: uum Ac: us Ab: ibus |
6th case stays the same as 3rd declension endings |
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Genu (m) plural |
N: ua G: uum Ac: ua Ab: ibus |
In neuters a the endings stay the same in 4th and 1st case |
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Facies (f) singular |
N: es G: ei Ac: em Ab: e |
Remeber that 4th case ends in m and 6th is always a vowel |
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Facies |
N: es G: erum Ac: es Ab:ebus |
Remember that 2nd case has to have um in it and 4th and 1st are the same |
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Dolor (m+f) singular |
N: ? G: is Ac: em Ab: e |
3rd declension have rules that you need to follow. If it doesnt have 2 consonants in its genitive stem it is declined like dolor |
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Dolor (m+f) plural |
N: es G: um Ac: es Ab: ibus |
In 3rd declension the nominative and accusative are the same |
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Corpus (n) singular |
N: ? G: is Ac: ? Ab: e |
Words that are declined like corpus are neuters the only ones not declined like corpus are animal, cochlear, calcar and rete |
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Corpus (n) plural |
N: a G: um Ac: a Ab: ibus |
Nominative and accusative are always the same in neuters |
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Pelvis (m+f) singular |
N: is/es G: is Ac: em Ab: e/ (i) |
Remember that adjectives of third declension are declined as pelvis and rete and in ablative singular the i ending is used for these adjectives |
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Dosis (m+f) singular |
N: (s)is/is/xis G: is/eos Ac: im/in Ab: i |
Remember that genitive has two endings |
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Pelvis (m+f) plural |
N: es G: ium Ac: es Ab: ibus |
Remember that 4th and 1st case are the same |
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Dosis (m+f) plural |
N: es G: ium Ac: es Ab: ibus |
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Rete (n) singular |
N: ar/al/e G: is Ac: ar/al/e Ab: i |
Only calcar, cochlear, rete and animal are declined as rete |
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Rete (n) plural |
N: ia G: ium Ac: ia Ab: ibus |
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