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Quiz Chapter 14 Flashcards

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1
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ager, agri-

What is the stem>

A

field

agr-stem

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brac(c)hium, -i-

A

arm

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3
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deus, -i-

Whats the nominative plural form?

A

god

di

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4
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finis, finis-

A

end

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futurum, -i

A

future

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hositis, hostis

A

stranger, foreigner, enemy

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infans, infantis

A

infant

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interficio, interficere, interfeci, interfectum

A

kill

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invenio, invenire, inveni, inventum

A

discover

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liber, libri-

Whats the stem?

A

book

libr

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liber, libera, liberum

Whats the stem?
Whats the genetive singular?

A

free

Liber-stem
Genitive plural-liberi

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mare, maris-

Whats the stem?

A

sea

Mari

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13
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mensis, mensis

When conjugating this I stem noun, what is important to remember?

A

mouth

to keep the i in genitive plural

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14
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narro-

A

Say, tell

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15
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Nox, noctis

A

night

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poeta, -ae

A

poet

17
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quiesco, quiescere, quievi, quietum

A

rest

18
Q

rex, regis

A

king

19
Q

sedes, sedis

A

seat, home, residence

20
Q

territus, -a, -um

A

afraid

21
Q

tutes, -a, -um

A

safe

22
Q

Neuter i stem nouns have what different types of endings as opposed to the regular 3rd declension stems?

A

They have an -ia for nominative plural an accusative plural

they keep a long i instead of a e for ablative singular

23
Q

What are substantives?

A

Adjectives which stand alone and act as a noun

24
Q

What are the conjugations for 2nd declension nouns ending in -er.
Puer, pueri

A 
puer
pueri
pueor
puerum 
puero
25
Q

What are the conjugations for 2nd declension nouns ending in -er.
ager, agri

A 
ager
agri
agro
agrum 
agro
26
Q

What is the acronym to remember 3rd declension singular conjugations?

A

sisiseme

27
Q

What is the acronym to remember 3rd declension plural conjugations

A

esibusesibus

28
Q

What is the acronym to remember 3rd declension neuter singular?

A

isi_e

29
Q

What is the acronym to remember 3rd declension i-neuter plural?

A

iaiumibusiaibus

30
Q

What are the rules for nouns?

A

within a given declension, the daitive and ablative plurals are identical
Genitive plurals end in -um

31
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What are the rules for masculine and feminine nouns?

A

The accusative singular ends in -m

The accusative plural ends is -s

32
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What are the rules for neuter nouns?

A

the accusative always is identical to its nominative, singular or plural
All neuter nominative and accusative plurals end in -a

33
Q

What is the acronym for singular Mas/Fem. I-Stems?

A

sisiemi

34
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What is the acronym for plural mas/fem I-stems?

A

isiumibusisibus

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