Declension Of Nouns

Question 1

Accusative

Answer 1

Direct object of a verb

Object of certain prepositions

Question 2

1st singular

Answer 2

A, am, ae, ae, a

Question 3

1st plural

Answer 3

Ae, as, arum, is, is

Question 4

Dative

Answer 4

To/for

Can be the indirect object

Question 5

2nd masculine singular

Answer 5

us/er, um, i, o, o

Question 6

2nd neuter singular

Answer 6

Um, um, i, o, o

Question 7

2nd masculine plural

Answer 7

I, os, orum, is, is

Question 8

2nd neuter plural

Answer 8

A, a, orum, is, is

Question 9

3rd masculine/feminine singular

Answer 9

–, em, is, i, e

() for i-stems

Question 10

3rd neuter singular

Answer 10

–, –, is, i, e (i)

() for i-stems

Question 11

3rd masculine/feminine plural

Answer 11

Es, es (is), um (ium), ibus, ibus

() for i-stems

Question 12

3rd neuter plural

Answer 12

A (ia), a (ia), um (ium), ibus, ibus

() for i-stems

Question 13

Rules for determining if 3rd declensions are i-stems

X3

Answer 13

1- nominative and genitive singular have the same amount of syllables

2- stem of the noun ends in two consonants except if the second consonant is an l or an r

3- the nominative singular of a neuter noun ends in -e, -al, -ar

Question 14

When is the Locative case needed

Answer 14

Names of towns, cities, small islands; “domus” and “rus” need a special case to express PLACE IN WHICH and PLACE WHERE
(For other nouns it is expressed by “in” + ablative)

Question 15

1st/2nd declension nouns what is the locative singular

Answer 15

Identical to the genitive singular

Question 16

1st/2nd declension nouns what is the locative plural

Answer 16

Identical to the Ablative plural

Question 17

3rd declension nouns what is the locative singular

Answer 17

-e
Or
-i

Question 18

3rd declension nouns what is the locative plural

Answer 18

-ibus

Question 19

the genders of the fourth declension

Answer 19

three genders but neuter is rare

Question 20

4th masculine/feminine singular

Answer 20

us, um, us, ui, u

Question 21

4th masculine/feminine plural

Answer 21

us, us, uum, ibus, ibus

Question 22

4th neuter singular

Answer 22

u, u, us, u, u

Question 23

4th neuter plural

Answer 23

ua, ua, uum, ibus, ibus

Question 24

5th singular

Answer 24

es, em, ei, ei, e

most 5th declension nouns are feminine

Question 25

5th plural

Answer 25

es, es, erum, ebus, ebus

most 5th declension nouns are feminine

Question 26

Vocative case is used for

Answer 26

direct address

Question 27

Vocative case is identical to

Answer 27

identical to the nominative
except 2nd declension nouns ending in:
-us: that have a vocative ending -e
-ius: that have a vocative ending in -i

plurals are identical throughout to the nominatives

Question 28

vocative of meus -a -um

Answer 28

mi