First Declension Flashcards by Sam Marston | Brainscape

Q

State the paradigm for the 1^st declension using the word vein (vena).

A

Singular Nominative: Ven-a

Plural Nominative: Ven-ae

Singular Genitive: Ven-ae

Plural Genitive: Ven-arum

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Wing

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Ala

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Water

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Aqua

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Area

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Area

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Small area

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areola

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Artery

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Arteria

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Small artery

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Arteriola

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Beard

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Barba

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Beast / Animal

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Bestia

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Cheek

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Bucca

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Small sack

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Bursa

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Capsule

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Capsula

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Cause / Reason

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Causa

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Cell

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Cellula

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Paper

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Charta

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Clavicle

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Clavicula

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Column

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Columna

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Epidermis

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Cuticula

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Eminence / Protuberance

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Eminentia

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Sheet of Connective Tissue

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Fascia

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Woman

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Femina

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Form

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Forma

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Pit

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Fossa

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Gland

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Glandula

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Tongue

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Glossa / Lingua

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Drop

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Gutta

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Hour

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Hora

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Flu

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Influenza

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Fibula

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Fibula

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Tear

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Lacrima

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Lymph / Colourless fluid

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Lympha

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Nipple / Nipple-shaped structure

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Mamilla

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Breast, mammary gland

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Mamma

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Lower Jaw

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Mandibula

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Upper Jaw

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Maxilla

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Marrow

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Medulla

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Thin structure separating two environments

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Membrana

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Mint / Pennyroyal

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Mentha

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Nature

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Natura

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Ointment / Drug / Jar

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Olla

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A small rounded protuberance

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Papilla

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Kneecap

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Patella

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Pill

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Pilula

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Prostate gland

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Prostata

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Girl

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Puella

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Pupil of the eye

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Pupilla

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Fissure / Crack / Narrow Cleft

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Rima

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Shoulder Blade

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Scapula

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Box

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Scatula

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Star

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Stella

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Drop

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Stilla

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Substance

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Substantia

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Total / Sum

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Summa

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Table

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Tabula

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Strip

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Taenia

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Earth

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Terra

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Shin bone

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Tibia

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Tincture

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Tinctura

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Tonsil

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Tonsilla

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Windpipe

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Trachea

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Fleshy extension of soft palatw that hangs above throat

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Uvula

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Way

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Via

Q

Provide all forms for the following words:

clavicula

mamma

taenia

tinctura

stella

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clavicula, claviculae, claviculae, clavicularum

mamma, mammae, mammae, mammarum

taenia, taeniae, taeniae, taeniarum

tinctura, tincturae, tincturae, tincturarum

stella, stellae, stellae, stellarum

Q

Transform the following words into its opposite numerical case:

barbarum, summae, tibia, areae, influenzarum

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barbae

summa or summarum

tibiae

area or arearum

influenzae

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Translate to latin:

form of breast

cell of epidermis

cells of epidermis

area of cheek

area of cheeks

substance of lymph

small sack of tears

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forma mammae

cellula cuticulae

cellulae cuticulae

area buccae

area buccarum

substantia lymphae

bursa lacrimarum