Nouns

Question 0

What are cases of a noun?

Answer 0

There are 6 cases in Latin
Nominative
Vocative
Accusative
Genitive
Dative
Ablative

Question 1

What is in a noun?

Answer 1

Case, number, person and explanation

Question 2

What is the nominative case?

Answer 2

Subject of a sentence, whether the verb is active or passive, or something describing the subject

Question 3

What is the vocative case?

Answer 3

A person being addressed

Question 4

What is the accusative case?

Answer 4

The direct object of a verb, to show duration of time or to show motion towards a place

Question 5

What is the genitive case?

Answer 5

To show possession eg the boy’s book or of the boy’s book
Partitive genitive- when something is part of a larger group
Quantities- eg in currency
Used after verbs and adjectives of remembering
Description- eg of great cleverness

Question 6

What is the dative case?

Answer 6

The object of a verb
Look for to or for
Dative of agent- the person by whom a passive verb is done eg killed by Brutus

Question 7

What is the ablative case?

Answer 7

Look for by, with or from