Chapters 26-27 (comparison of adjectives) Flashcards
give the comparative and superlative forms of cārus, a, -um (“dear”)
cārior, cārius;
cārissimus, cārissima, cārissimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of longus, -a, -um (“long”)
longior, longius
longissimus, longissima, longissimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of fortis, forte (“brave”)
fortior, fortius
fortissimus, fortissima, fortissimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of fēlix, fēlicis (“happy”)
fēlīcior, fēlīcius
fēlicissimus, fēlicissima, fēlicissimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of potēns, potentis (“powerful”)
potentior, potentius
pontentissimus, potentissima, potentissimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of sapiēns, sapientis (“wise”)
sapiēns, (gen.) sapientis
sapientissimus, sapientissima, sapientissimum
give the neuter singular nominative of fortior
fortius
give the genitive singulars of fortior
fortiōris, fortiōris
give the dative singulars of fortior
fortiōrī, fortiōrī
give the accusative singulars of fortior
fortiōrem, fortius
give the ablative singulars of fortior
fortiōre, fortiōre
give the nominative plurals of fortior
fortiōrēs, fortiōra
give the genitive plurals of fortior
fortiōrum, fortiōrum
give the dative plurals of fortior
fortiōribus, fortiōribus
give the accusative plurals of fortior
fortiōrēs, fortiōra
give the ablative plurals of fortior
fortiōribus, fortiōribus
give the comparative and superlative forms of facilis, facile (“easy”) (Chapter 27)
facilior, facilius
facillimus, facillima, facillimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of difficilis, difficile (“difficult”)
difficilior, difficilius
difficillimus, difficillima, difficillimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of similis, simile (“like”)
similior, similius
simillimus, simillima, simillimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of līber, lībera, līberum (“free”)
līberior, līberius
līberrimus, līberrima, līberrimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum (“beautiful”)
pulchrior, pulchrius
pulcherrimus, pulcherrima, pulcherrimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of ācer, ācris, ācre (“keen”)
ācrior, ācrius
ācerrimus, ācerrima, ācerrimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of bonus, bona, bonum (“good”)
melior, melius
optimus, optima, optimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of magnus, magna, magnum (“great”)
maior, maius
maximus, maxima, maximum
give the comparative and superlative forms of malus, mala, malum (“bad”)
peior, peius
pessimus, pessima, pessimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of multus, multa, multum (“much”)
****, plūs
plūrimus, plūrima, plūrimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of parvus, parva, parva, parvum (“small”)
minor, minus
minimus, minima, minimum
give the comparative and superlative forms of prae or prō (“in front of, before”)
prior, prius
prīmus, prīma, prīmum
give the comparative and superlative forms of superus, supera, superum (“that above”)
superior, superius
summus, summa, summum (“highest, furthest”)
or
suprēmus, suprēma, suprēmum (“highest, last”)
give the genitive singular of plūs (neuter only)
plūris
give the accusative singular of plūs (neuter only)
plūs
give the ablative singular of plūs (neuter only)
plūre
give the nominative plural of plūs (m/f. and neuter)
plūrēs, plūra
give the genitive plural of plūs (m/f. and neuter)
plūrium, plūrium
give the dative plural of plūs (m/f. and neuter)
plūribus, plūribus
give the accusative plural of plūs (m/f. and neuter)
plūrēs, plūra
give the ablative plural of plūs (m/f. and neuter)
plūribus, plūribus