Chapter 21 Flashcards

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cornu, -us

A

horn (animal or musical), trumpet; wing (of an army)

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occasus, -us

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falling, setting

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genu, -us

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knee

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commeatus, -us

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passage; (military) lines of communication, supplies

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metus, -us

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fear, dread; reverence, awe

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conspectus; -us

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view, sight

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cursus, -us

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running, a course

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impetus, -us

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attack, impetuosity, vehemence

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lacus, -us

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lake

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magistratus, -us

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office, official

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portus, -us

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office, official

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portus, -us

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harbor, port

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usus, -us

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use; experience; adventage

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dolor, doloris

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pain, anguish, sorrow

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timor, timoris

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fear, dread

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amor, amoris

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love

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ars, artis

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art, skill

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voluntas, voluntatis

A

will, desire

19
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List the fourth-declension masculine noun endings (Singular)

A

-u, -us, -u, -u, -u,

20
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List the fourth-declension masculine noun endings (Plural)

A

-ua, -uum, -ibus, -ua, -ibus

21
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What forms do the third and fourth-declension neuter endings have in common?

A

dative and ablative

22
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What gender do fourth-declension nouns tend to be?

A

masculine

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How can you tell that a fourth-declension noun is neuter?

A

It has a u ending in the nominative singular.

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What does the neuter rule state?

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that neuter nouns must have the same endings in the nominative and accusative forms, and the nominative and accusative plural always end in a short -a