Adjectives-- Strong

Question 1

When is the Stong declention of adjectives used?

Answer 1

1. When they are used as a predicate
2. NOT preceded by a demonstrative or posessive

Question 2

When is the weak declention used?

Answer 2

1. When it is supported by a demonstrative or possessive pronoun
2. When its in the vocative (Such as calling somebody)

Question 3

Adj + (No stem)

All genders (NOT Plural masc)

Answer 3

NOM. sg.
NOM/ACC.sg. (Neuter)
NOM/ACC.pl (Neuter short stem)

Question 4

Adj + (** ne**)

Masculine

Answer 4

ACC. sg.

Question 5

Adj + (es)

Nasculine and Neuter

Answer 5

GEN.sg.

Question 6

Adj + (um)

All Gender (NOT fem Singular)

Answer 6

DAT.sg. and Dat. pl.

Question 7

Adj (short stem) + (u)

Fem and neutral

Answer 7

NOM.sg. (Fem) and NOM/ACC.pl.(neut)

Question 8

Adj+ (e)

masculine and feminine

Answer 8

ACC.sg. (FEM)
NOM/ACC. pl. (Masc and Fem)

Question 9

Adj + (ra)

All Genders

Answer 9

Gen.sg (Fem)
Gen.pl (All Genders)

Question 10

Adj + (Re)

Fem

Answer 10

DAT.sg.