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Nouns - DECL 1 Flashcards

1
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How is Latin’s nominative case expressed in English?

A

by placing the noun before the verb

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How is Latin’s accusative case expressed in English?

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by placing the noun after the verb

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How is Latin’s genitive case expressed in English?

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with the word of or with ’s

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4
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How is Latin’s dative case expressed in English?

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with the words to or for

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5
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How is Latin’s ablative case expressed in English?

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with the words by, with, from, in, or on

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6
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What is the genitive singular ending of the first declension?

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ae

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7
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What vowel do nouns of the first declension typically have?

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a

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8
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discipula

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the student (f) …

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9
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discipulae

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of the student (f)

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10
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discipulae

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to/for the student (f)

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discipulam

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… the student (f)

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12
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discipulā

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by/with/from/in/on the student (f)

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13
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discipulae

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the students (f) …

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14
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discipulārum

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of the students (f)

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15
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discipulīs

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to/for the students (f)

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16
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discipulās

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… the students (f)

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17
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discipulīs

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by/with/from/in/on the students (f)

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18
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Mārca est discipula.

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Marca is a student.

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19
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Mārca in mēnsā sedet.

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Marca sits in her desk.

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20
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discipula tabulam albam habet.

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The student has a white board.

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21
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estne charta in mēnsā?

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Is there paper on the table?

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22
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magistra multās discipulās habet.

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The teacher has many students.

23
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Mārca ērāsūrās prō tabulīs habet.

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Marca has the erasers for the boards.

24
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magistra apud fenestram sedet.

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The teacher sits next to the window.

25
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rēgula discipulae nōn est bona.

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The ruler of the student is not good.

26
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mēnsās discipulārum magistra repōnit.

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The teacher arranges the students’ desks.

27
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magistra chartam Mārcae sub mēnsā videt.

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The teacher sees Marca’s paper under the desk.

28
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by placing the noun before the verb

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How is Latin’s nominative case expressed in English?

29
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by placing the noun after the verb

A

How is Latin’s accusative case expressed in English?

30
Q

with the word of or with ’s

A

How is Latin’s genitive case expressed in English?

31
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with the words to or for

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How is Latin’s dative case expressed in English?

32
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with the words by, with, from, in, or on

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How is Latin’s ablative case expressed in English?

33
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ae

A

What is the genitive singular ending of the first declension?

34
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a

A

What vowel do nouns of the first declension typically have?

35
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the student (f) …

36
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of the student (f)

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discipulae

37
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to/for the student (f)

A

discipulae

38
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… the student (f)

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discipulam

39
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by/with/from/in/on the student (f)

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discipulā

40
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the students (f) …

A

discipulae

41
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of the students (f)

A

discipulārum

42
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to/for the students (f)

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discipulīs

43
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… the students (f)

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discipulās

44
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by/with/from/in/on the students (f)

A

discipulīs

45
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Marca is a student.

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Mārca est discipula.

46
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Marca sits in her desk.

A

Mārca in mēnsā sedet.

47
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The student has a white board.

A

discipula tabulam albam habet.

48
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Is there paper on the table?

A

estne charta in mēnsā?

49
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The teacher has many students.

A

magistra multās discipulās habet.

50
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Marca has the erasers for the boards.

A

Mārca ērāsūrās prō tabulīs habet.

51
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The teacher sits next to the window.

A

magistra apud fenestram sedet.

52
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The ruler of the student is not good.

A

rēgula discipulae nōn est bona.

53
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The teacher arranges the students’ desks.

A

mēnsās discipulārum magistra repōnit.

54
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The teacher sees Marca’s paper under the desk.

A

magistra chartam Mārcae sub mēnsā videt.

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