2nd Declension Nouns Flashcards

1
Q

amicus

A

friend

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2
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animus

A

mind

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3
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annus

A

year

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4
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digitus

A

finger

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5
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deus

A

god

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6
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dominus

A

master

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7
Q

equus

A

horse

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8
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filius

A

son

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9
Q

gladius

A

sword

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10
Q

lectus

A

bed, couch

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11
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murus

A

wall

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12
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nasus

A

nose

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13
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oculus

A

eye

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14
Q

patruus

A

uncle

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15
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ramus

A

branch

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16
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rivus

17
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servus

18
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ager

19
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liber

20
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puer

21
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vir

22
Q

aedificium

23
Q

atrium

A

atrium, main room

24
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aurum

25
Q

auxilium

26
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caelum

27
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cubiculum

28
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gaudium

29
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mandatum

A

order, instruction

30
Q

periculum

31
Q

sepulcrum

32
Q

vehiculum

33
Q

2nd declension nouns with a nominative form ending in “-us” or “-r” are what gender?

34
Q

2nd declension nouns with a nominative form ending in “-um” are what gender?

35
Q

What is the genitive form of “ager”?

36
Q

What is the genitive form of “liber”?

37
Q

What is the genitive form of “puer”?

38
Q

What is the genitive form of “vir”?

39
Q

Will the word “atrium” have one “i” or two in it’s genitive form?

A

2 - the first “i” is part of the stem of the word, the second “i” is the genitive ending.