Cases and Declensions

Question 1

What is a case?

Answer 1

An ending on a noun that identifies its function in a sentance

Question 2

Case: -a

Answer 2

Nominative

Question 3

Case: -us

Answer 3

Nominative

Question 4

Case: -is

Answer 4

Nominative

Question 5

Case: -am

Answer 5

Accusative

Question 6

Case: -em

Answer 6

Accusative

Question 7

Case: -um

Answer 7

• Nominative
• Accusative

Question 8

Case: -ā

Answer 8

Ablative

Question 9

Case: -ō

Answer 9

Ablative

Question 10

Case: -ē

Answer 10

Ablative

Question 11

When does a latin word use the nominative case?

Answer 11

1) When it’s the subject of the sentence
2) When a noun/adjective points back to the subject

Question 12

When does a latin word use the accusative case?

Answer 12

1) When it’s the direct object
2) After some/most prepositions

Question 13

What is a declension?

Answer 13

A group of nouns that all share the same case ending

Question 14

Case & Declension: -ā

Answer 14

1st - Abl.

Question 15

Case & Declension: -ē

Answer 15

3rd - Abl.

Question 16

Case & Declension: -ō

Answer 16

2nd - Abl.

Question 17

Case & Declension: -am

Answer 17

1st - Acc.

Question 18

Case & Declension: -a

Answer 18

1st - Nom.

Question 19

Case & Declension: -us

Answer 19

2nd - Nom.

Question 20

Case & Declension: -um

Answer 20

2nd - Nom./Acc.

Question 21

Case & Declension: -em

Answer 21

3rd - Acc.

Question 22

Case & Declension: -is

Answer 22

3rd - Nom.

Question 23

Nom. to Acc. : -is

Answer 23

-em

Question 24

Nom. to Acc. : -or

Answer 24

-ōrem

Question 25

Nom. to Acc. : -ter

Answer 25

-trem

Question 26

Nom. to Acc. : -ns

Answer 26

-ntem